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6 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 MUSIC TO FEATURE AT ~ CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY ' Music will have an important place in the services at Christ church Sun- ray morning, September 27. Choir- master Ellis E. Chase announces the following program: Prelude--"Answer," by Wosten- holm; "Meditation," by Pache; "Te Deum," in D, Woodward. Anthem--"I will mention the Lov- ing Kindness of the Lord," Sullivan; Solo by Edwin McCready. Postlude--Marche Solennelle, Lem- aigre. The choir, now consisting of a group of 50 men and boys, is busily engaged each week with rehearsals for the win- ter. Christ Church school convenes as Edward Johnson First Artist-Recital Singer On Monday evening, October 12, the celebrated tenor, Edward Johnson, will inaugurate the artist-recital series of the Winnetka Music club at the New Trier assembly hall. Mr. Johnson will give a recital of classic and modern songs. Mr. Johnson is pre-eminent not only in recital but also in grand opera, hav- ing unusual histrionic as well as inter- pretative ability. He is an important member of the Chicago Grand Opera company, being entrusted with out- standing roles. He has also given sev- eral recitals in Chicago and elsewhere, always attracting large audiences. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlstrand and family, formerly of Garland avenue, have returned from their summer home on Round Lake and will make their Mrs. Anna Lena Bell is Summoned by Death Mrs. Anna Lena Bell, wife of Ed- ward R. Bell, 840 Center street, pas- sed away Friday, September 18, at the Evanston hospital after illness of one week. Services were held in the chapel at 1610 Maple avenue, Evanston, Mon- day, September 21, the Rev. Robert Holmes officiating. Burial was at Memorial Park. ATTEND LECTURE ON BOOKS Many Winnetka book-lovers are said to be interested in a'lecture to be given this Sunday at the Stude- baker theater, Chicago, by Clarence Darrow, famous criminal lawyer, on the subject, "My Favorite Books." The lecture is to be one of a series Mr. and Mrs. Philemon B. Kohlsaat returned Monday to their home on Woodland avenue after a motor trip around the shores of Lake Michigan. Miss Betty Knode of 681 Lincoln avenue, Winnetka, and Miss Jean MacLeish of Glencoe, left Monday for Westover school, Middleburg, Conn. TELEPHONE GLENCOE 1126 DR. SOFIA HAAG Naprapath (Nerve Specialist) Hours 10 to 12 A. M. And by Appointment 342 Park Ave., Glencoe, IIL Crank it yourself! -- Try spinning your motor with the crank and you'll sponsored by Alexander Green, book- seller. winter residence at the Kenilworth inn, know what hard work your battery has to do. That's why your battery ought to be the best you can get--especially when the best is so reasonable in price. WINNETKA EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE Opposite Winnetka Post Office Winnetka 1387 552-554 Lincoln Ave. WINNETKA ClelUrmenlimmenfipmmenlmmsenfiprmenflprsenlprnenllmrre Announce Services at St. John's Lutheran Services for the coming week at St. John's Lutheran church, Wilmette, are announced as follows by the pastor, the Rev. Herman W. Meyer: 9:30 A. M. Sunday school and Bible classes. 9:45 A. M. First service and sermon. 11 A. M. Second service and sermon. Monday and Friday at 4--Children's classes. Thursday, October 1, at 2--ILadies' Aid and Mission. * Thursday, October 1, at 7:45--Senior : Y. P. and Walther league. Friday, October 2, at 7 :45--Junior Wal- ther league. follows : 9:30--grades five, six, seven, eight and high school. 1 Rindargarien, first, second, third |{ == ; and fourth grades. The Girls' Church school choir meets Special on Renovating Feather for rehearsal at the Parish House Sat- 3 ill urday morning at 10 o'clock. B : is jfpostent service will be held 2 Pi ows t i i : : . ; : tember Bat 9.30 2 iaaiog, Se { To acquaint you with our 'feather pillow renovating the boxes for the United Thank offer- 4 19 : 3 iti ing will be presented. . This United | process," we offer to do pillows in quantities of not less Thank Offering will be presented, than four at 50c each. Three pillows for $2.00 and less with those of the past three years, at the Triennial Convention in New Or- than that at $1.00 each. We also urge you to look over leans the first week in October. This : . h h money is given by the women mis. your fall clothing and send it to us before the rush. sionaries of the church. von. KRAUSS oo Cleaning Plant Wilmette 3400 in New Trier © Greenleaf 700 CLEANING © & DYEING 1215 Washington Avenue Wilmette, Illinois SPECIAL Saturday Only * The church has many members Best White Potatoes, peck ....... our srvsmesvnmany 49c residing in Winnetka. Sweet Oranges, dozen ..... ee ten .39¢ Brownel Bradstreet, son of Mr. and Michigan Concord Grapes, basket .................. 49c Mrs. Percy Bradstreet of 475 Cedar String Beans, quart 15¢c,2 quarts .................... 25¢ street, is leaving this week to enter his Best Cooking Apples, 4 pounds LV pe Sr SL 25¢ LEE SAYS: senior year at Cornell university. California Bartlett Pears, 10c pound, 3 pounds ...... 29c . Jonatoes 2 pounds 155, hoslcast $e 3 30e ig Extra Fancy Jonat es, 2pounds ............. c | Coats and Dresses a I 59¢ WE know a man who | "The Moston Iceberg Lettuce, head ........... .........:¢cossissin. 10c WAS away from home plete stock of Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds ............. Ga 25¢ NOT long ago and he Open Evenings Until 10:30 Sundays From 8:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. FREE DELIVERY Winnetka Fruit House 746 Elm Street Phone 2470 | beautiful coats and dresses in town. Just Received Hand Painted and Hand Embroidered Dresses They're beautiful SENT a telegram to HIS wife, "Have not FORGOTTEN--this is OUR wedding anniversary, "x LLOADS of love," or SOMETHING like that, WHICH was a fine thing TO do, of course, but HE missed the date JUST two weeks, and IT will be several DECADES before he Hats to match will be made to order if desired Unique Style ' Shop 1126 Central Ave. Wil. 2403 HEARS the last of 9 | : RANFT & THAT--but his intentions J | A WISE MAN TRADES WHERE HE CAN PLACE HIS ADE WERE good, anyway, and - . CONFIDENCE! HOME-M HIS wife ought to Assorted GIVE him credit for THINKING of the Phone Winnetka 920-21-22 Chocolates ANNIVERSARY at all-- Fresh LOTS of men don't-- It a E Week AND right in that 5 you wi rade t | AN Wels Tatlin much PETERS MARKET you VeLYm VV. Ee CONNECTION we want to 3 beef at our house lately, will find a big variety of SUGGEST that you that I am getting sick meats besides beef. To- 8$0¢c Pound MARRIED men look up of it. I wish we could day they have some fine J ) have more of a variety. fresh Spring Lamb and THAT DATE right now, youllifing (hey can fx vou THEN when the time up a shoulder cut t Se delicious and at a ROLLS around, take her | ally cheap price. We had. a delicious roast of lamb from there last night. HOME a box of RANEFT'S candy | AND see how happy it . WILL make her. 3 As moving men we qualify You'll find no safer if you try. Protect your goods by having us move them or store them. Cour- teous and careful. ADAMS PHARMACY The Rexall Store | Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 FIREPROOF STORA MOVING-PACKING-SHI PING of PETERS MARKET