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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921 EXPECT EARLY HEARING ON ..VILLAGE ZONING ORDINANCE The Winnetka Zoning Commission held its first meeting since June Thursday evening. September 29, at the Village hall. Hope was expressed at the meeting that the Village Zon- ing ordinance would be in shape for a public hearing early in October. Zoning work in Winnetka, it was explained, has been delayed in order to take advantage of the new state Zoning law which was effective be- ginning July 1, 1921, and which elim- inates a large amount of the technical procedure required by the old law. Fugene Rummler, 965 Spruce street, a former Village President, is chair- man of the Zoning Commission. QUARTET AUGMENTS WORK OF CONGREGATIONAL CHOIR Sunday morning at the Winnetka Congregational church the new quar- tet will assist in the worship for the first time singing two anthems, "Praise the Lord", by Randegger, and "What of the Night", by Thompson. The quarter will in no way take the place of the volunteer girls' choir. It represents an advance and not a sub- stitution in the musical service of the church. The place of the choir, it is explained, will be more rather than less for it will presently be called up- on to do chorus work in support of the quartet. HEEDS "CALL OF WILD" CHUM BROKEN HEARTED The baby son of Jacob Wirtz, 3616 Lake Park avenue, Chicago, is broken hearted. All because "Nellie", his constant companion is missing. "Nellie", according to word receiv- ed by the Winnetka police, leaped from a car while the Wirtz family was driving through Hubbard Woods Sun- day afternoon, and, disregarding calls from its owner, answered the "call of the wild" and hasn't been seen since. "Nellie" is described as a black and tan dog. AWAY ON SCHOOL MISSION Superintendent Washburne of the Winnetka Public Schools, returned from New York City Wednesday of this week after several days' confer- ence at the Teachers' college, Colum- bia University. Mr. Washburne went east for the purpose of holding a con- sultation with members of the faculty of the Teachers' college in regard to some work the Winnetka teachers are doing in co-operation with them on the reorganization of History and Geography teaching on a scientific basis. HEAR INDIAN PRINCESS Princess Neowanna, a full-blooded Indian, who has established a reputa- tion as an (excellent speaker and interpreter of native Indian customs and manner, will speak at New Trier High school Wednesday afternoon, October 5, at 3:15 o'clock. All res- idents of the village are invited to hear this interesting talk. The lecture will be for the benefit of the High school Girls' club Scholarship Fund which now is at the $100 mark. LOSES FATHER BY DEATH Leroy Hill, father of Harold D. Hill, 797 Waiden road, passed away suddenly at his home in Wilmette Monday evening of this week. Burial was at Memorial Park on Thursday. Mt. Hill was a leader in church and fraternal circles. He had been con- nected with the National Office and Supply Company, Chicago. Valuables Returned to Owners Through "Lost and Found" ads Yum--- e 809 Qak'St. Sizzling hot and beautifully browned, the fried chicken comes on the table. A great deal derends on the cook but more depends on the freshness and tenderness of the fowl. The best, freshly killed, at SKOKIE Egg and Poultry Farm Winn. 852 Phone Your Orders We Have Our Own Delivery a 0 ES ee Tm 000 SO J GEORGESARLISS in" "DISRAELI" From his celebrated stage success by Louis N. Parker Directed by Henry Kolker The play and the star that thousands of admirers have longed to see in a motion picture--A drama that you will never forget. Community House MOTION PICTURES Friday and Saturday October 7th and 8th Two Shows Each Day 7:15 - 8:45 Admission 25¢ I I= DOE LRLLINRRRRRRIRU Fes 7 ET TTT PY YY YL LPT WINNETKA COAL - LUMBER Phone 734 COMPANY Phone 735 EARL L. WEINSTOCK, Manager Our Coal In your basement Will assure you of having The best Fuel Obtainable Your order will receive our careful attention. (Lumber for every need) GAB 0066606060055000066000000 G A CLASSIFIED AD WILL SELL YOUR HOME NR SPECIAL NO. 1 SPECIAL NO. 2 Strictly Fresh Dress- Hind Quarter ed Spring Chickens Spring Lamb 35Y,c 1b. 29Yc 1b Peacock Bacon, whole or half, .................... 35¢ Ib Peacock Hams: ......... Klien beatin 291/c 1b. Peacock Rib Bacon, whole or half ............... 29Y5c 1b. Very Best Sirloin Steak ......................... 40c 1b Fancy Cuts of Pot Roast ......................... 18¢c Ib Miller & Hart Bacon, whole or half ............. 32Y5¢ 1b. Strictly Fresh Dressed Boiling Chicken .......... 27%c 1b. Very Best Round Steak .......................... 32¢ 1b Pork Shoulders, whole ......................... 17%c 1b. Pork Loins, half or whole ...................... 27Yc 1b. SPECIAL NO. 3 SPECIAL NO. 4 Short Leg of Very Best Standing Spring Lamb Rib Roast 291/,c 1b. 35c¢ lb. PALACE CASH MARKET Telephone Evanston 2720 1559 Sherman Avenue Evanston, IIL.