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14 WINNETKA TALK December 15, 1928 Four Xmas Assemblies At Hubbard Woods Next Week Four Christmas assemblies are to be held at the Hubbard Woods school next week on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 10:30 a. m. and on Friday at 2 p. m. The assembly on Tuesday will be Christmas chorales of Bach, prepared by Mrs. Elizabeth Starr's music appreciation classes. A medieval Christmas of the fourteenth century in old England is to be given by Miss Olga Leap's and Miss Bernice Helff's sixth grade rooms on Wednes- day. The Thursday assembly will be a Christmas play, "The Great Walled Country," to be given by Miss Helen Johnson's fifth grade room. On Friday afternoon Christmas carols will be sung by all the children around the school Christmas tree. DORCAS SOCIETY MEETING The Dorcas society of Winnetka will meet Tuesday evening, Decem- ber 18, at the home of Mrs. Ida Em- erson at 1040 Oak street. Roy Jarrett, 534 Essex road, Kenil- worth left Monday for the west to be gone for some time. Help "Put Over" Bazaar --Life Photo These uniquely costumed girls did a hefty job last Saturday in "putting over" the annual Girls' club bazaar at the school, proceeds from which go into the scholarship fund of the club. Reading from left to right--Margaret Gordon, Wilmette ; Rosemary Ellison, Winnetka ; Katherine Panushka, Winnetka; Jane Copthorne, Hubbard Woods; Eileen Logan, Wilmette ; Marion Langdon, Wil- mette; Roside Mazer, Hubbard Woods; Norma Heath, Wilmette; Marion Rockafellow, Wilmette, and Donna Wiley, Evanston. gratory varieties of birds nearby all Christmas Flowers carry the expression of love and endearment in their gorgeous beauty and sweet fragrance, holding sway over the realm of gift suggestions. In anticipation of the holiday season, our greenhouses are fairly bursting with gorgeous blooms and blooming plants. ol In fact, we are showing this ot year, the finest assortment of 5 flowers we've known. And, sa ZA you will find efficient, courte- ous salespeople to help you. Everything in Cut Flow- ers and Potted Plants. 5478 FLOWERS BY WIRE Member F. T. D. oli SAN ILG'S A= FLORIST Ls 26 Years in Winnetka { Pine St. at Center Telephone 3A FP Winnetka Bradleys Report Seeing Chewink Last Wednesday Mrs. C. W. Bradley, 174 Sheridan road, reports an interesting occurrence of last Wednesday. She and other members of her family saw a chewink on their grounds. Mrs. Bradley ex- plained that the chewink usually is seen in this region only between early spring and midsummer. It is a bird black and white markings. Bradleys are able to keep several mi- about the size of a robin with red, winter by buying a wide variety of seeds. ISSUES TEA INVITATIONS Mrs. Charles E. Galloway, 940 Pri- vate road, has issued invitations for a Christmas tea at her home from 4 un- til 7 December 29. A. W. Hannah, 256 Woodstock ave- | nue, Kenilworth left for Pasadena last The | Tuesday to spend the Christmas holi- days with his family. By ordering your Why not a choice cut of roast keeping the old tradition of National Market 802 Elm Street Telephones Winnetka 55-656 Winnetka Christmas Poultry early from the NATIONAL MARKET you will he sure of a choice selection of fresh dressed, faney dry picked turkeys, geese, ducks, and chickens of the finest quality. beef for the Christmas festivities roast beef and plum pudding. STANDING RIB ROAST, éthand 7th Rib .. ...... SPRING LAMB, Ib. 6 to 8 Ib. average, Ib. . LAMB, Ib. Bibs 5 es STEWING CHICKENS, | ERAN | TL Re Ib et vit i ee Rh | CHOICE LEG OF GENUINE 291/pc BABY PORK LOIN ROAST, 221/5¢ BONELESS ROAST OF SPRING 28¢ BREAKFAST BACON SEICED. 98¢c FRESH DRESSED DRY PICKED Ce] = 35¢ ROASTING CHICKENS, 391/5¢ Turkeys--Geese--Ducks 40c "We Put the 'EAT' in 'MEAT' "