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WINNET KA TALK September 25, 1926 10 --_---- Plan "Parish Frolic" for Congregational Members Since the hilarious "parish frolic" held in Matz hall last spring, .there have been many requests for a sim- ilar party in the fall Accordingly, such a program has been arranged for Wednesday evening, September 29, at 8 o'clock. There will be games, stunts, surprises, music and refreshments. The "frolic" is guaranteed to remove absolutely all dignity, peevishness and solemnity. If you are troubled by any of these complaints, come cured, is the challenge. All members | and friends of the church are invited, and chance to get better acquainted. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Ballard and and be Isix children, 811 Auburn road, have re- the east. | turned from a summer in Congregational especially newcomers and others who want a WINNETKA FOLKS By C. R. Patchen WELL, DEAR, ,HOW D:D ] YOU MAKE QUT WHILE oJ WAS GoNE/ WELL, I CUT MY HAND ON A TIN CAN-THE GANG SMOKED ALL MY CIGARS AND | GOT INDIGESTION M Y COME ALONG WITH E DEAR-THEY"LL FIX UP ALL OF YOUR TROUBLE AT i RI ASX 2) COMMUNITY 750 Elm Street This certainly is the place where troubles are fixed up. accessories for contented home-keeping. Something for all. COMMUNITY PHARMACY Remedies for the medicine cabinet, Phone Winnetka 164 British-American Club Enters Upon New Season The North Shore British-American Social club will hold its second meeting of the fall and winter term, Septem- ber 25, at 8 o'clock, in the Assembly room, Community House. The club will hold its regular busi- ness meeting during the first part of the evening, to be followed by danc- ing and refreshments later on. They are planning an extensive program of activties, with a reunion next month, and a large affair in November. The officers of the club, who will have charge during this next year are Robert Nichols of Winnetka, presi- dent; Thomas Simpson of Ravinia, vice-president; William G. Roberts of Hubbard Woods, secretary, and Mrs. William G. Roberts, treasurer. Year's Athletic Program Starts at Country Day With the opening of North Shore Country Day school this week exten- sive preparations are being made for athletic activities throughout the present term. The past week has been devoted to physical examinations in preparation for the preliminary train- ing. Jack Anderson is again in charge of boys' athletics and Miss L. M Greeley will direct the girls' activities. Miss Jessie Coman of Fullerton, Cal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Co- man, formerly of Winnetka, is visiting old friends in Winnetka. tramp prarmectifiied pmo permed pommdy prised ped] --~-- ANNOUNCEMENT ---- | WHOLESALE | THE INDIAN HILL AUTO & ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Will Open at 462 Winnetka Avenue Monday, September 27, 1926 With a Complete Line of Auto Supplies -- Electrical Supplies -- Hardware and Tools -- Falls' Tires -- Falls' Tubes A FEW OF OUR VARIOUS ITEMS RETAIL Tires Accessories Pistons Vacuum Tanks Door Locks Tubes Polishes Gaskets Ignition Parts Pad Locks Rims Oils--Grease Fan Belts Building Hardware Keys Made to Order Wheels Axle Shafts Universal Joints Household Tools Electrical Supplies Springs Wrist Pins Carburetors Mechanics Tools Electrical Appliances -- SPECIALS FOR OPENING WEEK ONLY -- Simonize 1 Ib. Sinclair Tube Patch Champion X Wax... ..... 33c Cup Grease .. 14¢ Kits... ....... 12¢ Trico or gin Spark Plugs 44c t t i i t H a n d Windshield | Fyrac Spotlights (not | Falls Laminated Inner oma he Salle Con iss Cleaners 2? 4 installed) ¢ 4 40 Tubes ¢ 5 lf Cloaners $3. 25 "$10 50 Ea. for... . i: Clfor ...... . 30x31... 1.7 ERR Ls Regular 30x31 $9.20 NOTICE TO GARAGES AND REPAIR SHOPS Visit our Wholesale Department, we have a complete line of replacement parts, open an account here and get our 462 Winnetka Avenue Liberal Discounts. -- CHEAPLR THAN IN CHICAGO -- At Indian Hill Station Phone Winnetka 782 a i VO ve