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I a May 15, 1926 WINNETKA "TALK 11 ARDEN TO OPEN SOON Winter Camp Closes May 19, and 20th Annual Season Begins as Soon as Chicago Schools End With the winter camp closing of Arden Shore planned for Wednesday, May 19, and graduating exercises to be held somewhere near the date, im- petus is being lent the preparations for the opening of the 26th annual sea- son at the camp. The day following the close of Chi- cago city schools in June, the first contingent of staff workers and mothers and youngsters will arrive at Lake Bluff. The first group in- cludes beside the staff of directors and helpers of various sorts, about 150 young girls who spend two weeks each there as waitresses, about 30 under- nourished girls who have been refused working certificates by the Chicago Board of Education, more than a score each of convalescent little girls and boys removed from city hospitals to the bracing and beautiful open air surroundings of the camp, mothers and children from crowded tenement districts and little girls who occupy "Cinderella Lodge." Capacity Program for Summer When these regular staff members are assigned and those needful of spending the entire season at the camp are placed, another contingent is brought out to Arden Shore and the capacity program is actually on for the summer. A forerunner of the summer pro- gram is the annual campaign for sub- scriptions now on in Chjcago and along the North Shore, committees seeking this season to raise $50,000. The expense of another well, made necessary by enlarging the camp ca- pacity to accommodate an additional 100, is to be met this season over and above the regular disbursements. Arden Shore, a non-sectarian camp, is endorsed by the Subscriptions In- vestigating Committee of Chicago Chamber of Commerce and is a mem- ber of the Chicago Council of Social Agencies. The following list of friends of the association includes in majority patrons from the North Shore and Ev- anston localities; Mrs. Joseph T. Bowen, Charles T. Boynton, William E. Clow, George E. Cole, Frederick B. Couzzens, Mark W. Cresap, Charles G. Dawes, Reuben H. Donnelley, Thomas E. Donnelley, David R. For- gan, August C. Magnus, Bruce Mac- Leish, James A. Patten, Edwin Sher- man, John C. Spry, Rev. George Craig Stewart, Rev. John Timothy Stone and Charles H. Thorne. TO ADDRESS GARDEN CLUB The Garden Club of Winnetka will hold its next meeting Wednesday af- ternoon, May 19, at the home of Mrs. John Stuart, 990 Sheridan road, Hub- bard Woods, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Wil- liam A. Otis will give a talk entitled "A Glimpse of a Chain of Gardens Round the World," which she will il- lustrate with colored slides. HAIR THINNING? Stop it with Lindah Lustre ad (Liquid), the new tonic and %/ hair dressing combination. S Promotes the growth. Checks falling hair & dand- ruff. Keeps thehair in place. AT ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Lindah Lustre (L1Quio) Sold by COMMUNITY PHARMACY John Lulias, associated with Lulias Brothers, well known Wilmette fruit dealers and confectioners, is at St. > Francis hospital recovering from an One of Fifty-Two attack of appendicitis. Mr. Lulias un- derwent an operation last week. His condition is said to be very satisfac- tory. There are fifty-two bones in your feet, exactly one-fourth the total number in your body. There are fifty-two good reason why you should take good care of your shoes. SQUARE ---- Annex Shoe Rebuilder's Store hoe, R. WAGNER Re Tr 8 Prouty Annex--Opposite C. N. W. Depot Telephone Winn. 991 ------ Wherever you travel, north You as find Win- Duncan Studios netha Cafe the best. 815 Elm St. Winn., TIL Tel. Winn. 2272 Special Chicken Dinter We Specialize in Unusual Gifts for on Thursday Weddings Anniversaries 75 Cents Birthdays Bridge Prizes es Golf Trophies Steaks and Chops Si "in INTERIOR DECORATIONS Sunday Chicken Dinner Draperies -- Furniture Seven Courses, $1.10 Individual pieces as well as complete schemes. Pay us a visit and save yourself the trip to town. You'll agree that our prices are very moderate. | ANNOUNCEMENT Special Exhibition of the Paintings of WINNETKA C AFE Myr. Hugo von Hofsten 730 Elm St. Phone 387 " The Book Nook A Rental Library of Current Fiction Shoes of Quality for the Whole Family = BLOMDAHL & SUNDMARK = Repairing 805 Elm Street ~~ Winnetka 1108