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BG i i a i 4 APA ATA WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1921 pe COUNCIL IMPORTANT IN meet wi i il ith the council for general] Mont 1 [ i 5 ot' al f CAMP FIRE ACTIVITIES conference before taking a group.|Mrs. RR a bil 0 un | Camp Fire Girls about to take any of | ilton, Mrs. Yo tice Janney, 2 ira The Camp Five: Girls of Winnetka, the shtes ranks come before the coun- | John MacLeish, Mrs. A. M. Scharf, cil and if passed upon they are award-| Mrs. Harry Clarke, Mrs. George Gor- The first regular meeting of the Winnetka Woman's club for the new vear was held Thursday afternoon, October 6, with the president, Mrs. George W. Gordon, in the chair. The work of the club has been go- ing on during the summer through the various committees. Mrs. Gordon spoke of the excellent work of the Fourth of July committee with Mrs. Suker, chairman. The Hospital Fund committee, Mrs. James Houghteling, chairman, has raised $892 for the Evanston hospital. In addition to this sum one member of the club has given $300 to furnish the sun parlor in the new tower, and another member will furnish the re- ception room. The following announcements were made : The next regular meeting will be October 20, under the direction of the Music committee, Mrs. Jurton At- wood and Mrs. Agatha Haenel will eive a recital. Two performances of the play "The Marionettes", will be given at the club on the afternoon and evening of November 2. Mrs. Lieber's classes in Parliament- ary Law and in Public Speaking will begin next week. Mr. Georges Cauuet will also begin his classes next week in French Lit- erature and French Conversation. A Japanese program is to he given on the evening of December 5, which promises to be very unusual and in- teresting. : The House committee, Mrs. Otis, chairman, has done much work in re- decorating and repairing the club house. One of the many improve- ments was re-decorating the stage and arranging a new system of lighting. The club appropriated $150 toward a scholarship in the Vocational Super- vision l.eague. Mrs. Chickering, chairman of the Fducational committee introduced the speaker of the afternoon, Professor Otto of the University of Wisconsin. His subject was "William James and his Philosophy". The speaker said that most concepts have come to us from abroad but William James has given to the world a new philosophy, "Pragmatism". After the program, tea was Servs ed in the parlors. IMPORTANT TEACHERS' MEET North shore public school superin- tendents and teachers were in session Tuesday at the North Shore Teachers' Institute at New Trier Township High school. Features of the program in- cluded a lecture on "France" by Dr. Samuel N. Watson of Glencoe, special music, directed by Osbourne McCon- athy of the Northwestern University School of Music, and talks on educa- tional topics by leading [llinois edu- cators. PAR NE SRN» VILLAGE OF WINNETKA So -- Public Hearing Before The Winnetka Zoning Commission to Consider a Proposed Zoning Ordinance For The village of Winnetka. NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN to all persons interested that the Winnetka Zoning Commission by resolution duly passed has fixed the twenty-sixth day of October, A. D. 1921, at eight o'clock P. M. in the Council Chamber of the Village Hall, Winnetka, Illinois, as the time and place for the consideration by the said Commission of a proposed Zon- ing ordinance for the entire Village of Winnetka, at which time and vlace all persons interested will be heard con- cerning the provisions of said ordin- ance. Copies of the proposed ordinance will be accessible for examination by interested persons at the office of the Village Clerk, in the Village Hall, Win- netka, Cook County, Illinois. RUGENE A. RUMMLER, Chairman, WINNETKA ZONING COMMISSION. CHARLES L. BYRON, Secretary. T30-3te Dr. Charles E. Geisse Osteopathic Physician Phone Wil. 2052 1150 Wilmette Ave. RESIDENCE PHONE 537 RALPH M. EVANS Chiropodist Village Theatre Building WILMETTE, ILL. Phone Wil. 2259 By Appointment OO ------- Begining Monday, Oct. 10th We will have a full line of the goods of The Evanston Home Bakery including fresh bread and rolls, every da.y A. Santi 90 Linden Ave. Phone 1217 WINNETKA, ILL. as gryanasd under Community House are ade 3 i i] il, Bre oadd by a Camp Fire Council. s Council holds monthly meetings to consider Camp Fire work done in the different groups, to help advise ! , the guardians on Camp Fire problems S, to unify, and correlate the work of the groups, and maintain high standards in all the groups. Candidates for Guardianship of groups are invited to ed the emblem of rank by their guard- ian. These emblems are furnished by the council. The council arranges special group programs, and its en- couragement and support have made possible the success achieved by the W innetka Camp Fire Girls. : | The members of the present coun- cil are: > Rev. J. W. F. Davies, Mrs. John R.| don, Mrs. Arthur F. Sterrett, Mrs. Walter S. Johnson, Mrs. David Ken- nicott, Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. Dar- rell S. Boyd, Miss Ruth Matz, Mrs. Eloise Wortley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilder, who have been occupying the Hugo von Hofsten home during the summer will return to their Chicago home November 1. -- poor circumstances. practicing. eligible. them. they are unable to get ahead. to arrive at a correct conclusion. is usually found that the main cause is EXTRAVAGANCE. Work to Pay for Dead Horse M . . . en of this type mortgage their earnings before they get their pay; this is a dangerous practice. Such men are rightfully classed with those who are always working to pay for a dead horse. Extravagance Keeps Men Poor How many people there are in this world who cannot understand why In most cases it is not a difficult matter After an analysis has been made it Home Conditions Soi instances the man is not always to blame, the housewife thru perpetual practice of Extravagance and waste keeps the family in A Cure for Extravagance Letit be arranged whereby a certain portion of each week's earnings tob placed in a Savings Account in this bank, and then see hors ron will both be cured of the Extravagant and Wasteful Habit you ho hen Try it and see if we are not correct. y a Winnetka State Bank THE BANK BUILDING We have 200 meme) in our 'Safety First" Club. All those attending school are e have a pencil and ruler for all children who will come to the bank for How Does Your Car Run In The Cold Weather? Are you going to be one of the army of automobile owners who will worry every foot they drive for fear that their car is not capableof withstanding the severe weather? Bring your car in - - Let us examine it thoroughly and put it in such shape that all possibility of worry will be left behind. Richardson's Garage 724-30 ELM ST. PHONE WINNETKA 25...841 \ 19 DAVIS STREET EVANSTON: ILL. HABERDASHER A Stock of The Well Known LE VAN HEUSEN COLLARS has just been received and cannot last long. While we now have 'them in all sizes and styles, the tremendous demand for this super- ior brand will soon sell us completely out again. Our advice to men who are seeking the super- lative in this class of haberdashery is to lay in a large enough sup- ply to last for months. DUNLAP HATS The absolute in de- pendable style and shape keeping effec- tiveness. SHIRTS NECKWEAR UNDERWEAR HOSE There is nothing to be found in our compre- hensive stock of gen- eral furnishments that .§. is not modern, up to the very second and fresh stock. HAS