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WINNETKA TALK May 5, 1928 The New HOOVER IT BEATS... as it Sweeps as it Cleans --Dbest by test! $6.25 down When you're buying a Vacuum Cleaner--why not get the best? Hoover offers everything all other only cleaners together will do--and--you can now buy a Hoover on the deferred payment plan-- $6.25 down Porter's Electric Shop 797 Elm Street Phone Winnetka 44 "Price of Free Speech" Subject at Men's Class The Men's class of Winnetka Con- gregational church plans to close the present season with its meeting on May 20. Activities will be resumed next fall under the guidance of the newly-elected officers, Glenn C. Bull, president; Harry M. Mess, vice-presi- dent; and Edward J. Flannery, secre- tary-treasurer. Sunday, May 6, the class, which is noted for its freedom of expression, will discuss "The Price of Free Speech," under the leadership of the Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin. On May 13 Dr. J. W. F. Davies will speak on "Movements in Religious Education." Prof. Charles L. Braden of North- western university will give an outline of the "Historical Development of Christianity" at the meeting on May 20. This last will supplement the re- views of the world's great non-Chris- tian religions, which Professor Braden concluded at the last meeting of the class in April. The hour of these meetings is 9:45 A. M. The class extends an invita- tion to all who may care to join it or attend its meetings. PALACE MEAT MARKET Formerly Vollman's Market 796 ELM STREET WINNETKA PHONES 4 and 333 Highest Quality Meats and Most Reasonable Prices Wapsie Valley BUTTER Extra Quality each 46€ Fresh BEEF Fresh TONGUES b. 265€ Baby Jumbo SQUABS b. §9¢ Boned SHOULDER Rolled SPRING LAMB b. 34¢€ Choice Cuts POT ROAST b. 24¢ Young Tender SIRLOIN STEAK b. 45¢ Milk Fed LEG of VEAL bh. 29;€ Home Made Pure Pork Sausage Meat b. 29¢ Freshly Dressed STEWING HENS b. 34¢ Parents Join With Camp Fire Groups : in "Get-Together" A real get-together evening for par- ents and Camp Fire Girls was held at Community House Friday, April 27. There were very attractive exhibits of handicraft and knot charts by the dif- ferent Camp Fire groups, in fact, so attractive it was difficult for the judges to award the prizes. The prize for the best variety was given to Mrs. Winscott's group, for the best knot chart to Miss Dorothy Prouty of Mrs. Eisenbrand's group, and for the best variety of knot charts to Miss Mildred Olson's group. Men- tion was made of Mrs. Philip Fisher's group, which had a fine display of children's clothes and which won the National birthday prize from Camp Fire headquarters. The judges were Harry Clarke, chairman; E. E. Stults, Mrs. E. M. Maddox and Mrs. C. J. Heyda. Dr. J. W. F. Davies, as chairman of Camp Fire council, gave a word of greeting, and Ruth Jackson gave a talk on the meaning and ideals "of Camp Fire. The girls then sang their "Walking Song," led by Mrs. John Marshall, which was followed by a knot-tying contest participated in by a few girls from each group and in charge of three Boy Scouts with John Ballenger in charge, assisted by Brewster Adams and Henry Stanton. The girls taking part were: Louise Wagner, Ruth Jack- son, Flossie Nelson, Helen Stults, Eleanor Anderson, Beverly Rosenthal, Kathleen Johnston, Virginia Lang, Vir- ginia Kloepfer, Betty Harding, Louise Varney, Gertrude Galloway, Dorothy Sawyer. Virginia Kloepfer won first place, Ruth Jackson second place, and Betty Harding third place. Then came the frolic of the evening, games and stunts, led by Harry Clarke and en- joyed by both parents and the girls. Refreshnients were served by the so- cial committee, Mrs. Stults, chairman, and a social hour followed. Parents' Night with Camp Fire Girls gave the parents a real insight as to the true meaning of Camp Fire -- "to glorify work--health--and love." --M. S. H. Mrs. Wiley J. Huddle, 794 Rose= wood avenue, retiring president of the Woman's Society of the Congrega- tional church, gave a farewell address and welcomed the new officers at a meeting of the society on Monday, May 2. Lr , d We carry Johnson's Paste, Powdered and Liquid Wax . .. . but recommend the latter, because . . . . It cleans as it polishes, is quicker to apply and easier to polish. Phone for the half gallon size for your next floor treatment. E. B. Taylor Co. Hardware Phone Winnetka 999 546 CENTER ST. A777 77707 ZL ll ELlllldd lll lid ld dill ddl iz Z [LTT E722 7777777 TL 7777 2777777722