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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921 New Trier Instructor Honored by Biologists Prof. Louis E. Hildebrandt Named Chairman of Biology Section of Science and Mathematics Association At the annual meeting of the Cen- tral Association of Science and Math- ematics Teachers, in St. Louis, dur- ing the Thanksgiving holidays, Louis E. Hildebrandt, head of the Biology department at New Trier, was chosen chairman of the Biology section. Mr. Hildebrandt has an A. M. from Northwestern, where he taught one year before coming to New Trier twelve years ago. He is a member of the Sigma Xi Honor society. He has had a wide experience as a teach- er and principal in high schools, and for. two summers traveled through Europe gathering specimens for his museum and also lantern slides for his lectures in Biology. He spent two summers in the west and one in the east and the south obtaining ma- terial for his work. ! At present his collection consists of | of 150 mounted birds and thousands of insects, shells, rock and mineral specimens, besides a very complete herbarium. He plans to make his school museum one of the best in the state. BLOW'S ALL-STARS TRIM LEGION INDOOR MEN 17-6 Bert Blow's All-Stars took the first of a five game series of Indoor base- ball games from the Winnetka Legion nine last Wednesday. The final score was 17 to 6. Harry Anderson's pitching for the All-Stars was the feature of the game, with 17 strikeouts to his credit. The legion will strengthen up for the next battle Wednesday evening, De- cember 28, and expects to give the] All-Stars a better argument. 3at- | teries for next Wednesday's tilt are: Legion, Orwig and Kreger; All-Stars, Anderson and F. Eckart. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber, 468 Ridge avenue, will have as their house guest next week, Miss Smedley of Mount Vernon, Ia. DRRRLRRRRRRVRRRRDRRNE The Drug Store That Specializes ful Service' You an A Merry Christmas A Happy New Year. | preparations for a In "Cheer- '> Wishes d WINN RRR RRRRRRRRRRRRRDLRR LOM ADAMS PHARMACY The Rexall Store. Linden and Elm - - - A A x GE Te Te Te A TT eee 2 hd LR | Phone Winnetka 2 §% ETKA %% 9, Victrola th What gift give great ness to all? $100.00 or e venient terms. 4 Gift of All more pleasing or This style 80-- wound $119.50 Not Too Late For Christmas Delivery May be purchased on very con- We pack records for mail- Victor records gifts. ing. © 'Open ever Christmas. e Greatest could be er happi- lectrically eee 7 hs % are welcome y evening until a= 'North Shore | TALKING MACHINE CO RRRRRRARRIRRRVRVRVRRRRRRVRRR * 603 Davis St. A A TA TN LIN, = Evanston 4523 Sle TT eT et od CHRISTMAS OF GIVING IN WINNETKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Children of the Winnetka schools have been busy this week with final [ Christmas of giv- ing. Along with the customary Christmas parties in the various schools the classes this year pre-| pared many useful things to be given to less fortunate youngsters. Gifts were sent into the poorer dis- tricts of Chicago, to the Lake Bluff orphanage and even across the seas ' w to the destitute and forlorn children in the Near East. PHYSICIAN BECOMES RESIDENT Dr. Frederick Christopher, leading Chicago surgeon and member of the staff at St. Luke's hospital, who is to be associated with Dr. F. W. Blatch- ford and Dr. C. A. Aldrich of Win- netka, has taken over the McLeod home at 915 Elm street until his new home on Willow street, east of Ridge avenue, is completed. Mrs. McLeod has gone to New Orleans for the win- ter months. 2 i PLAYS WITH MATCHES--FIRE Fire last Saturday caused slight damage to the home of Charles Cooper, 804 Linden avenue. The blaze emanated from a waste paper basket set afire by a small boy in the family who had been playing with matches, according to the fire department. VISITS IN TEXAS M. K. Meyer, president of the Win-. netka Trust and Savings Bank left the village Monday to spend the holi- days with his daughter, Mrs. W. K. Humphrey, in Houston, Texas. Expressing to our patrons appreciation of their dealings with us and with that appreciation a hope of future business, just as pleasant. 0 our friends - - who are not our patrons - - we express the hope of closer relations. nd to every one we send our best wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Frep T. RicHArDSsON, Jr. Richardson's Garage TY | {y #3 #Y {y fy fo {iY 3 pe #y py i v3 3 fy #8 #Y py # i 3 #y pe #¥ ne et Te Te Te Te To Te To Te Te Te Te Te A A A Sr SR BE 3 3) #3 #3 #3 # HW & Fruit and Vegetable MARKET PHONE 1251 Next to Rosenberg's RANDOLPH 826 DAVIS STREET PHONE 7340 MEAT Market HOLLY! CHRISTMAS TREES A full stock of all kinds and sizes are here. We are taking orders now for fancy baskets of fruit for presents --from $3.00 up. Turkeys - Geese - Ducks - Chickens all poultry is freshly killed and home dressed. Lowest prices.