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fre tii ---- 12 WINNETKA TALK October 24, 1925 ANNOUNCEMENT Major F. J. Franklin, for- merly of E. P. Maynard & Co., is now with James F. Turnbull, one of the leading realtors of Gulfport, Miss., and is in a position to offer advice and suggestions to conservative North Shore investors as to opportunities of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and will be pleased to offer his services to his ac- quaintances and clients. Address F. J. FRANKLIN c/o James F. Turnbull 1411--25th Ave. Gulfport, Miss. The HARDINGE Oil Burner ends this inconvenience --and there's a new model Hardinge now with all the original Hardinge features, at a surprisingly low cost. Learn about this cleaner, easier and cheaper solution of your heating problem. { «non 508 Davis St., Evansto University 2132 OIL BURNER and REFRIGERATING (® | Our Boy Scouts Friday, October 16, the Boy Scouts of Winnetka held their second meet- mg m which all scouts were present. The first part of the meeting was held in the Assembly room in Community House where all three troops met. "Chief" Davies rapidly outlined the plans for the evening, then the differ- ent troops went to other rooms. Here the scoutmaster of each troop gave a talk on the plans for the coming year. At 8:20 o'clock the troops again met in the Assembly room where Dr. George Eisenbrand led them in an O'Grady drill down. Bob Reschke won it after'a hard fight with Jimmy Fleming. The First Class Scouts then had a meeting to take up advance Scout work. It was decided that the next meeting would be devoted to signal- ing practice. They were then dis- missed. A meeting of the Second Class Scouts was held to determine what points should be given for different branches of Scout work, such as, hiking, camping, sleeping out-of-doors, and so forth. Next week a list of Scouts enrolled in the three troops and also the point system will be published. Among the Winnetka women at- tending the delightful musicale given by the Southern Women's club at the Woman's City club Thursday after- noon, were Mrs. George Karnes, Mrs. Henry J. Cary-Curr, Mrs. Edgar Foster and Mrs. William FEckholls. ---- Mrs. Warren W. Shoemaker opened her home Friday of last week for a tea for the teachers and the room chairmen of the Hubbard Woods school. Doan, EVA KARON SCHUR GOWNS-FROCKS- SPORTSWEAR NORTH SHORE HOTEL. 1605 CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON _----aa----o Church Announces New . Tuesday Lecture Series The announcement of a new series of Tuesday morning lectures to be given by the Rev. James Austin Rich- ards of the Winnetka Congregational church will, it is felt, be received with pleasant anticipation by many Win- netkans. For several years these courses have been enjoyed not only by members of the church but by people from many different groups in the vil- lage. Mr. Richards has a happy faculty for presenting religious truths in a way to interest and inspire either church members or others, those who have heard him assert. The subject of the present series of lectures is "The Message of the Prophet Jeremiah to Twentieth Cen- tury Life." It will bring to light many surprising analogies between those times and our own, it is explained. Anyone in the village is most welcome, it is announced, and there is no charge for the lecture which will be given at 10 o'clock on Tuesday mornings, be- ginning November 3, in the Neigh- porhood room of the Community riouse. Mrs. William Noble and her son, George, 1010 Oak street, have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent with relatives and friends in southern Iowa. wp Mrs. Robert Hotz, formerly Eliza- beth Prindeville of Winnetka, is a member of the Lake Forest hockey team which played the Evanston team Friday. You'll Like Them Hats, Coats, Dresses, Latest Parisian Modes at prices much lower than you'd ex- pect. Unique Style Shop 1126 Central Ave., Wilmette 2403 Full protection for the in- sured is our first consid- eration. We write policies only in companies of the highest integrity For The Small Apartment For The Club Room For The School Room music can attain. Strohber-Diminutive For The Studlo For The Practice Room For The Children's Play Room There is rapture in listening to the playing of others; but in playing yourself there's the thrill of personal creation, the hush of ineffable sweetness, and the flight of joy to heights no other It is here you find your supreme inspiration. Come in and hear this remarkable instrument. Send Coupon For Further Particulars Name ... HORNER PIANO CO. 1521 Sherman St. Evanston, Ill. Please send illustrated catalog on Stroh- ber Diminutive. sesesssssssssssssssssttonee Address ..ceeveeecsssacessssssscnnns We are representatives of the well known Haddorff and Bush & Gerts pianos, and also carry a complete line of radios. HORNER PIANO CO. Established 1907 1521 Sherman Ave. at Grove St. "Horner's Corner" Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Greenleaf 464