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WINNETKA TALK January 21, 1928 Y our Charm! E are beauty specialists-- skilled in the art of em- phasizing Madam's attractive- ness--and at prices that are al- ways fair. Scalp Treatments, Shampooing, Maccelling, Permanent Waving Marinello Beauty Shop Phone Winnetka 822 Community House Important Factor in Village Life (Contributed) Tis the set of the sails And not the gales That decide the way we go! So reads an old saying that in all endeavor is proven true. Nor is work of the Community House an exception for "the set of the sails" in the work it is doing--the trend of the whole-- is determining its goal and keeping it moving. That trend has ever been to- ward increased usefulness in the par- ticular part it plays in the life of the village--greater helpfulness to young and old; increased facilities for health- ful recreation. A glance at the present activities in Community House shows over fifty groups using the center regularly. Some of these meet daily, some two or three. times a week, some once a week, some twice a month, some once a month. They embrace interests and activities for children, youth and adults. They range through classes in gymnasium 'work, art, drama, music, sewing, study, dancing--in fact all in- terests. There are civic groups, church groups, social groups, foreign groups, and organizations for boys and girls. One cannot know Community House-- really know it--without visiting it of- ten and observing its interests and ways of serving. A glance at some of the "Special" events scheduled for the near future, will give something of an idea of how it meets certain needs of the village: Jan. 21 -- Czecho-Slovakian club party. Jan 25--North Shore British Ameri- can party. - Jan. 27--Izaak Walton league din- ner. Jan. 27--Indian Hill circle party. Feb. 4 -- Congregational Church school dinner for Grades 10, 11, 12. Feb. 8 -- Community Drama club play. Feb. 9 -- Community Drama club play. Feb. 11--Sunday Evening club. Feb. 13--Chamber of Commerce din- ner. Feb. 18--Modern Woodmen's party. Storm Sewer Plans Are Approved by Local Board Plans for the storm sewer system for the Hamptondale avenue district were approved by the Board of Local Improvements Tuesday evening, fol- lowing a public hearing, with the re- quest from Trustee D. F. McPherson that the Village Engineer consider the question of whether the depth of the sewer in Hibbard road, as planned, is not greater than necessary to serve the territory to the east. TO GIVE COSTUME DANCE The Skokie Subscription Dance club will give a circus costume party at Skokie Country club next Saturday evening, January 28. Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Belding, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walter are in charge of the party. Benson's orchestra will play for the dancing following the dinner. Mrs. Charles V. Sommer of 425 Provident avenue sailed for the south- land from Baltimore, Md. on Thurs- day, January 11. She will visit Miami, Havana, St. Petersburg, and New Orleans, spending about ten days in each of these cities and returning home after the Mardi Gras in Febru- ary. ly Miss Margaret Noble entertained at her home, 1010 Oak streét, at a mis- cellaneous shower January 13, in honor of her sister, Mrs. Carl F. Bishop. Indian Hill Pharmacy Now Handles N. W. Tickets Commutation tickets for the Chicago and Northwestern Railway company may now be obtained at the Indian Hill pharmacy, 454 Winnetka avenue. "Ten" and "25 ride" tickets, as well as the monthly commutation tickets, are on sale. The company will have someone stationed at the Indian Hill depot the first few days of each month, but will not have a regular agent until there is greater need of one. Until the station has a regular agent, the arrangement with the phar- macy will continue. The addition to the Indian Hill station, enlarging the waiting room, was completed this week and is now in use. Hold Joint Meeting of P. T. A's on January 30 A joint evening meeting of the Par- ent-Teacher associations of the Win- netka Public schools will be held at the Hubbard Woods school on Mon- day evening, January 30 at 8:15. Perry Dunlap Smith of the North Shore Country Day School will speak on "The World Conference of the New Education Fellowship of Europe." Erskine Wilder will sing a group of songs. The parents of Hubbard Woods School are urged to visit the teachers in the children's rooms from 7:40-8:10 pefore the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Blair Fox of 903 Oak street entertained a large party of friends at bridge last' Satur- day evening. A buffet luncheon was served. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Seymour K. Stearne, who recently returned from abroad. ------ Mrs. W. G. Weil, 608 Willow road, Winnetka, entertained a few of her friends at luncheon Monday, January 16. Phones i 522 Center St. =n RAPP BROS. "i 1871--1872 & Illinois SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 21 Pork Loin Roast, whole or half, db. i. 2. voici oo. 19¢ Pork Shoulder Roast, per lb., 15¢ Leg Spring Lamb, Ib. ........ 32¢ Lamb Shoulder Roast, Ib. ...25¢ Rib Roast Beef, best, large Cut Alena han 39¢ Sugar, pure cane, 10 lbs... ... 65¢ Asparagus Tips, lb. can; Sweet- heart, medium ........... 42¢ Dry Onions, home grown, 3 Ibs. 10c Basy Bread FAT is fought 2 because it dise torts all the CURVES of EXTERNAL comeliness. Try BASY BREAD --the food. Three slices B tol 5 Y R a day "helps RE- --~ DUCE your weight in Na- ture's way. ~~ EREE! Beginning Friday, January 20 and for one week only the factory is permitting us to give FREE a bot- tle of this delightful-- Mountain Valley Pale Dry GINGER ALE or CARBONATED WATER with each bottle purchased 25¢ per bottle--$2.50 per dozen Only one dozen to the person SPECIALS, MON. JAN. 23 American Family Soap, 10 bars ..59c Box of 80. bars .............. $4.65 American Family Flakes, large pkg... ...0n. i ia. 52¢ Kitchen Klenser, 16 cans ........ 59¢ Star Washing soda, 3 pkgs. ....25c Burnshire Metal Polish, pt. can. .35c Best Veal Stew, lb, ............ SPECIALS, TUES. JAN. 24 Pillsbury, Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour, 24Y,-1b. sack ......... $1.19 Kellogg's Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, phg. i. .«... csv ove 9c Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg. ....35¢c Shredded Wheat, pkg. .......... 10c Cream of Wheat, large pkg. ....24c Quaker Oats, small pkg. ........ 10c Best Lamb Stew, Ib. ........... SPECIALS, WED., JAN. 25 Safety First Sifted Peas, 8 cans $1.00 Alola Sweet Corn, White or Golden Bantam, 7 cans ............ $1.00 Alola Red Raspberry or Strawberry Preserves, 4-lb, jar .......... $1.00 Sweetheart Catsup, large bottle, 5 bottles: oi. 00 00 oan $1.00