The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

4 WINNETKA TALK October 17, 1925 WINNETKA EXHIBIT IS MECCA AT STATE EXPO Panorama Painting of Village Done by Allen Philbrick At- tracts Visiting Throngs Winnetka's contribution to the Illi- nois Products exposition at the Ex- position Palace, Chicago, pictured on the cover of this issue of Winnetka Talk was inspected by many thousands of visitors at the exposition this week, and to say that the observers were in- terested, would be putting the matter a bit too mildly. The beautiful 20-foot panorama painting of the village, done by Allen Philbrick, local artist was an inviting sight, especially to the city-dwelling contingent among the spectators. Members of the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce were at the booth every day during the exhibition ready to answer any questions regarding the village. The Illinois Products Exposition was a remarkable display of the diversified activities of the state in regard to its agricultural, mining, and industrial output. There were to be seen manu- factures ranging from pins to pianos, the products of enormous oil fields near Lawrenceville, Cairo's coal and cotton and other products of the "land of plenty"; beautiful grain and fruit from the great corn fields and or- chards of central Illinois; dairy prod- ucts and samples of the enormous out- put of the great industrial centers, among which, of course, Chicago was most prominent. Every section of the state was represented. It was estimated that the total number of visitors to the exposition would exceed 250,000. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Odell and fam- ily, 855 Hill road, have recently re- turned from their summer outing at East Brewster, Mass, on Cape Cod. --O-- The Parker Gowings who have been spending the summer in Winnetka, have returned to Chicago and are residing at their home at 50 East Elm street. HE RADIOLA Super-Hetero- T dyne, manufactured by the Radio Corporation of America, is widely ac- knowledged as supreme for perform- ance results in radio receiving. Whether the entertainment you de- sire is music, reports of sporting events, or news of the day, it is very easy to tune in and enjoy exactly what you want, just when you want it, without interference from other distant or nearby broadcasting stations. The Radiola Super-Heterodyne, complete in the attractive special cab- inet shown here, gives you performance plus a beautiful piece of furniture to completely harmonize with the ap- pointments of your home. Finished in Adam Brown Mahogany and Amer- ican Walnut. We will gladly demonstrate. Call today--no obligation 568 Lincoln Avenue Performance plus Beauty A HOON S THE BRUNSWICK SHOP W. J. Dehmlow Winnetka, Ill. 730 ELM STREET SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER $1.10 SOUP Consomme Royal or Poteg of Chicken APPETIZER Oyster Cocktail SALAD Lettuce and Tomato Salad with Thousand Island Dressing CHOICE OF Roast Vermont Young Tur- key with Cranberry Sauce 15. Spring Chicken Fried a la Maringo Fricasse of Chicken with Steam Dumplings Roast Prime Rib of Western Beef Demi Classe Spring Lamb, 1925 with Mint Sauce Our Special Steak with Mushroom Sauce VEGETABLES Petit Pois in Cream Mashed Potatoes or Candy Yams DESSERT Pudding, New York [ce Cream, Layer Cake or Our Delicious Fruit 8alaq PRINKS Tea, Coffee, or Milk MH, 0 > RAH MZ Z~g Swz 726 Elm St. "The Home of the Well Groomed Car" Richardson's Garage Let us talk to you about storage. Cold weather is not far away and youll want a convenient place to keep your car. We have that place. Make your reservations now. Washing, polishing, oil- ing and greasing done by dependable work- men. Phones 841 and 25