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y.74 WINNETKA TALK February 13, 1926 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A FREE SAMPLE COTTAGE CHEESE Whipped in Pure Cream You'll never in the world know how downright good Cottage Cheese can be until you taste Dixie. Dixie Cottage Cheese possesses distinctive quality. It is pasteurized-- it is richer--of fuller flavor and finer texture. Whipping in pure, fresh cream gives Dixie North Shore Cottage Cheese inimitable smooth- ness and deliciousness. Try it. It will prove a prime favorite with the whole family. Get your FREE sample from any of the following grocers: Rapp's Grocery & Fruit Store 'Winnetka Grocery 8 ibe" x Voltz G ry Scheibe's Grocery Linn'; Rudolph Bros. Grocery Harry. ns Groeery Sam's Grocery Peter's Meat Market Pullum & Regan Grocery Co-operative Grocery Woodland Market & Grocery North Shore Food Products Co. 427-429 N. Morgan St. Chicago SUCCESS In the short space of two years, the name CHRYSLER has come to mean "all there is" in Quality and Perform- ance. "Drive a Chrysler and Learn the Difference" Evanston Motor Sares W. D. Reagan, Mgr. 1840 RIDGE AVENUE Phone Univ. 2277 CHRYSLER "58" "0" "80 DASCH AGAIN PLEASES Stormy Night Can't Keep North Shore Music Patrons From Symphony Program at New Trier Hall BY MUSIC CRITIC It was a blizzardy evening. But new Trier hall was again crowded to the walls with an enthusiastic audience of north shore music lovers. It was the fifth concert season of the New Trier Township orchestral association. It took place on Tuesday evening, Feb- ruary 9. George Dasch and his sym- phony players were in the best of ar- tistic condition. The first number presented to this appreciative congregation was the overture, "Fingal"s Cave" by Mendels- sohn, well known and melodious and deserving of its long life of 95 years, the original score being dated "Rome, 1830." The composition was inspired in Mendelssohn's brain by a visit to To buy or sell prop- erty successfully, avail yourself of the ad- vantages of consulta- tion with : T 6 SMAGOLEE 1580 Sherman Evanston. Ill the basaltic cavern on the island of Staffa, just off the coast of Scotland. Following this very acceptable num- ber came two movements from Beetho- ven's 7th symphony. It seems almost immodest to pass any remarks upon the work of this great composer. The writer can only say that he enjoyed the two movements. The playing of the artists on the platform was ex- pressive and vital. The closing selection in the first part of the program brought out the eve- ning's soloist, William Beller, a pianist of very pleasing presence and unusual facility. He presented a Spanish Rhap- sody for piano and orchestra by Liszt, the transcription being done by the noted pianist, Ferrucio Busoni. The composition demanded extraordinary technical ability, and the pianist met the demand in full. One of his most appreciated traits was the flexibility and fluency of his playing. Two encores were enthusiastically received. The second half of the program com- prised a serenade by Leo Weiner and two productions by Tschaikowsky, in- cluding the celebrated Marche Slave. The next concert will take place on Tuesday, March 23. Hold Up Kenilworth Man And Take Jewelry, Cash While on his way home from work Wednesday evening of last week, John Cuckheisen, postmaster of Kenilworth, was held up by two men and robbed of a diamond ring and a pin, valued at $200 together, and $300 in cash. The robbery occurred at Railroad and Lin- den avenue, on the outskirts of the vil- lage. The men also took from Cuck- heisen a paper containing the combina- tion of the safe at the postoffice. They escaped in an automobile. INFANT SON DIES John Ferraro, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferranro, died at their Glen- coe home Friday, February 5. WINNETKA BUILDING NEWS Vol. 1 Winnetka, Ill. "No. 4 George Woods says: A man generally keeps a secret. A wom- an keeps a diary. The long looked for, and talked of school building in the south part of Glencoe is now under way. Stranberg Bros. of Chicago are the contractors and we have closed a deal with them for material and lumber. We know a man in this town who is already making plans for his garden. Mr. R. E. Crosby is exception- ally busy these days. He has houses under construction at 200 Lake avenue, Glencoe, 1452 Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods and Elm street near Walnut avenue, Win- netka. These homes are of a decidedly distinctive type, and are an asset to the village. "In the spring a young man's fancy, lightly turns to thoughts of love" And in summer and in autumn, and in winter--see above. Mr. Crowder has moved into his new home on Hibbard road. Christy Brown, builder, is mak- ing wonderful progress on Mr Howard's new home on the east side of Sheridan road, near the north end of Maple avenue. The strike in the hard coal fields seems no nearer settlement than it did five months ago. But, coke is a wonderful fuel, a great many people prefering it to anthracite. For the fireplace, order some of our nice dry hard maple or Cannel Coal. Winnetka Coal - Lumber Co. 823 Spruce Street Winnetka 734 Pr |