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10 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1922 WOMAN'S BOOKS Books announced for publication by Woman's Press during this Summer and early Autumn include much of general interest. "Do's and Don'ts for Business Women" popularize breezy talks by Jean Riche will be off the press early in August. Miss Riche's talks have already had great success in syndicated form. Much of the book is based on the hundreds of queries received by Miss Riche from girls perplexed about business rela- tionships. Miss Maude Royden's addresses made while visiting here last Spring are also to be published in book form. Already such interest has been ex- pressed in her broad and tolerant views that it is in answer to a wide- spread demand that the series are on the press. "Citizenship Studies" by Alice Standish Buell, is a book to arouse community interest and active citizenship. Mrs. Buell is director of the Law Reporting Service and an au- thority on bills and legislative activi- ties. A trio of pageants include "Canton Plurals" by Jean Paxton; "A Christ- mas Dilemma," by Catherine D. Ly- ford, and "Beau and Belle" by Thomp- son Arnfield. Problems of present day Christianity are dealt with by Lyman Abbott in "Lenten Meditations," "Wholeness of Christianity" by Charles W. Guilkey and "Funda- mentals of Christianity" by Alexander Purdy. : The Woman's Press has the dis- tinction of being the only publishing house, managed and fun by women. Its headquarters are at 600 Lexington avenue, New York. Winnetka Golf Pro Was Caddie Mate With Black Troon, Scotland, the former home of John Black, who nearly won the Skokie tournament, has turned out other good golfers, among whom is John McMauren, professional at the Indian Hill club. McMauren and Black were caddies together in their former home. "Mac's" brother, Will, the Indian Hill caddy master, is a former Troon citizen. Gun Club Holds Prize Shoots During August The North Shore Gun club will hold a handicap shoot for three prizes dur- ing the month of August, it was an- nounced this week. Each contestant will shoot at 200 targets in strings of fifty and the high test only will be used in computing net results. The club membership has grown steadily, it is explained, and the equipment and grounds have received unstinting praise from visiting shoot- ers, both amateur and professional. Visiting shooters and spectators are always welcome, club officials assure. H. B. Bayne Wins North Shore Blind Bogie Event H. B. Bayne won the blind bogey sweepstakes at the North Shore Golf club last week with a 91. C. E. Hast- leaders were F. D. Buckman, 87-5-92; M. H. McMillen 99-7-92; R. C. Boozer, 97-5-92. A. R. Holbert, who also play- ed from scratch, equaled the amateur record for the course with 38-37-35. Mrs. James C. Murray and son, John Robert, are motoring to Maine. 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It Is YOUR Fair---Help Make It The Great CHI-COOK FAIR ASSOCIATION is incorporated under the Laws of Illinois not for profit. The Community is the beneficiary. Twenty-five per cent of the net proceeds go toward the establishment of a truck-garden experi- ment station and the rest of the net proceeds to development and maintenance of permanent Fair Grounds. The Fair is backed by 3,300 Progressive, Up-to the-Minute Cook County Farmers and is endorsed by the Cook County Farm Bureau, the Cook County Truck Gardeners' and Farmers' Association, the Cook County Public Schools, the Agricultural Committee of the Chicago Association of Commerce, the Chi- cago Poultry Association, and many other similar organizations. Supported by State Appropriation It is the Farmers' Fair but run in the interest of the public at large. It will have a special appeal to men, women and children of the cities and towns. It will be everybody's fair. The entertainment features and the music will be the best available, and the running races will bring together the pick and flower of the western turf. the coupon, send it into headqua L. L. Heller, Sec'y, 31. 'W.iLake St., Chicago, Il. Send immediately for the Big Catalogue and arrange to exhibit your products at the Great Chi-Cook Fair. Just fill out list will be mailed to you at once. The GREAT CHI-COOK FAIR, Please send me a FREE copy of the Official Premium List of The GREAT CHI-COOK FAIR. I desire to exhibit Ten Big Nights fact, 1!l thingsden- \ rters and the official premium BE RF at the Fair a : » Vad ' aie Throw 'em away--ash cans and coal scoops, shovels, pokers and furnace brooms. They are out of date--behind the times. AN ABC OIL BURNER in your furnace does away with all heating troubles. No more work--no more worry. Heat when you want it--as you want it. Simple as turning on an electric light. 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