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WINNETKA TALK June 26, 1926 SHOP: wS AV MARKET EVANSTON--821 DAVIS STREET Greenleaf 2848 Greenleaf 2847 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 26th Fancy Fresh Dressed Squabs, 49¢ Fresh Dressed Long Island Ducks, | PO 41c each Choice Native Beef Ten- derloin, whole, Ib. 43c Genuine Calves Liver, 1b. , We make a Specialty of Fresh Dressed Poultry at the lowest market prices. Laura Fisher Sailing Today for Trip Abroad Miss Laura E. Fisher, assistant to the treasurer of the Winnetka Congre- gational church, left June 24, sailing for Europe from Montreal today on the Ascania of the Cunard line. Miss Fisher will tour Europe for three months as a member of the Morgan party conducted by Professor B. Q. Morgan, under the direction of the Temple tours. The party is small, being limited to ten, including Profes- sor Morgan. The group will visit France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Holland, Czecho-Slovakia and England. Besides Miss Fisher from Winnetka, Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. English and their son, Ralph, of Wil- mette, will accompany the party. Ralph graduated from Northwestern univer- sity this June. Plan Special Summer Sermons for Children A special feature of the Sunday morning worship at the Winnetka Congregational church, during the summer months, is to be a brief sermon to the boys and girls, each Sunday morning. The church school is having its vaca- tion, but the ministers want the chil- dren to know that they are not for- gotten through the summer months, it is explained. The ministers hope the parents will make it a custom to bring their chil- dren with them to these services. FORM NEW PAINTING CLASS The class in out of door painting un- der the instruction of Frank Peyraud of Judson avenue, Ravinia, and at- tended by a group of artists who have been painting in the beautiful country surrounding Half Day, has so increased, that another class is being formed which will meet Friday mornings. * Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. OR, Time to Re-tire? (Buy Fisk) Fisk Tires. 724 Elm Street Time to Re-tire? Especially if you are plan- - ning a motor trip-- "FISK TIRES need no introduction, and Richardson's good name adds to the good quality of Richardson's Garage Phone Winnetka 25 HEE EEE EEE EEE EE NEE EEE EENEEE EEN EEE EEEERNET SEE ENE EEE SEEN EEE EEE NEN E NEE EERE EEE Fourth Must Be Minus Fireworks Here, Chief Warns With the approach of the Fourth of July Chief of Police W. M. Peterson issued a warning this week that the Village ordinance prohibiting the use and sale of fireworks would be strictly enforced. Part of the ordinance is quoted as follows: "No person, firm or corporation shall sell, offer for sale, loan or give away to any retail dealer, consumer or user, located within the Village of Winnetka any toy pistol, toy gun, toy cannon, blank cartridge, fire-cracker, rocket, torpedo, squib or other fireworks or any substance consisting of chloride of potash and sulphur or any device for discharging or exploding such sub- stances by concussion." The ordinance goes on to prohibit any person, firm or corporation from setting off any of the above mentioned fireworks and provides a fine of from $10 to $100 for violation of the ordin- ance. Chief Peterson warns all that offenders will be prosecuted. Daughter of Real Estate Man Hurt in Auto Crash Margaret Stults, 15 years old, daugh- ter of E. E. Stults, prominent north shore and Chicago real estate dealer, was painfully bruised and shaken up, and was cut on the head when a car which she was driving collided with one driven by Walter Stelzel, professional at the Winnetka Playfield golf course last Wednesday afternoon. The crash occurred at Cedar and Elm street. With Miss Stults were Mary Forest, 14 vears old, 485 Willow street, and- Jane Fitzgerald, 13 years old, Sheridan road and Willow street. No one but Miss Stults was injured. She was attended by Dr. Margaret N. Levick and was later taken to the Evanston hospital Miss Ruth Rudolph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rudolph, 889 Cherry street, has returned home from the University of Illinois, where she has finished her freshman year. CARDINAL TEA HOUSE (ARDINAL TEA HOUSE -- 841 SPRUCE STREET (Just west of Center St.) Winnetka 2536 Luncheon ...... 11:30 to 2:00 Special Plate Luncheon wile esi 3 40 and 50 cents (Ala carte) Afternoon Tea and Refresh- ments: . .vdvis: univ "to 5 Dinner, $1.00...... 6 to 7:30 Sunday Dinner, $1.2512:30to 5 Special attention given to Luncheon and Bridge Parties Sy fi