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4 WINNETKA TALK October 20, 1928 Every housewife should know the joy of shopping at this sanitary and most modern market, where quality and minimum prices go hand in hand. 291/2c 35¢ CHOICE BABY PORK LOINS, 6 to 8 Ib. average CHOICE LEG SPRING LAMB, Ib. ik : SHOULDER SPRING LAMB, 27c BONELESS LAME ROAST, 35¢ BESY BEEP YO¥F ROAST, 29¢ Reiss: Ven, soaks, | 38 oes ab Wa. 1, 4h ii Phone Us for Daily Specials OYSTERS NOW IN SEASON CHOICE SELECTION OF FISH EVERY FRIDAY Fancy Poultry for Roasting -- Frying -- Stewing -- Broiling National Market 802 Elm Street Winnetka Telephones Winnetka 55--656 Clerks -- Courteous and Obliging. Delivery ser- vice--as you want it! Women Voters' News The Winnetka League of Women Voters will be luncheon hostesses for the monthly meeting of the Cook County council, which meets next Tuesday at State league headquarters, 203 N. Wabash avenue. Among those attending from Winnetka will be Mrs. A. M. Ferry, Mrs. R. S. Childs, Mrs. Howard Shaw, Mrs. W. P. Heyn, Mrs. Milton Stern, Mrs. Ira Keller, and Mrs. Robert Van Leer Wright. Mrs. Robert Van Leer Wright of 707 Hill road is in charge of all litera- ture pertaining to the election or general league subjects. Persons desir- ing such literature may call Mrs Wright at Winnetka 3127. The membership drive of the Win- netka League of Women Voters opened Monday with the usual enthu- siasm characteristic of league cam- paigns, whether they be for votes or league memberships. The board of di- rectors were hostesses to the block captains at the luncheon which was served in the Community room. The meeting opened in Matz hall with a talk by Mrs. Frank P. Hixon of Lake Forest, who is treasurer of the Na- tional league. Mrs. Hixon considers the league in the light of a great in- stitution of learning with the three de- partments--Efficiency in Government, Public Welfare in Government, and International Co-operation to Prevent War--similar to the various depart- ments in a university. The Public Welfare in Government department offers courses in Child Welfare, Legal Status of Women, Living Costs, Edu- cation, Social Hygiene, Women in In- dustry, and Citizenship Training. Tt is not to be expected that every league member will be interested in every de- partment but will choose those sub- jects which appeal to her most strongly. After the luncheon, which was in charge of Mrs. John L. Hamilton, the membership play, "A Block Captain's Adventure," was read by Mrs L. Har- rison Mettler and the rules, supplies, and directions for the contest were distributed by Mrs. Dudley K. French, membership chairman. The League solicits new members, collects renewals, and at the same time and with the same workers is atempting to bring out the vote for the coming election. The Winnetka league is not compet- ing in the state membership contest this vear, having won the last two annual state prizes. However, the Winnetka league hopes to report a successful membership campaign at the state convention next month. In Prizes of subscriptions to the Wo- man's Journal are being offered to the block captain in each precinct who brings in the largest number of mem- berships. On the day following the opening of the drive one block captain secured fourteen new memberships. The drive will last two weeks. Mrs. Gross T. Williams, social hy- giene chairman of the Winnetka league, has been present this week at the various sessions of the Institute on Social Hygiene and Disease con- trol, which were held in the Stevens hotel on Wednesday under the aus- pices of the Social Hygiene council. Among the speakers were Dr. William F. Snow of the American Social Hy- giene association and many doctors and scientists from Columbia and Yale universities, who were attending the National Public Health Association meetings in Chicago this week. 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