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WINNETKA TALK October 9, 1926 % "Ze > HAN | \ LP NA \\ ON A A Kantleek hot water bottles moulded in one piece Guaranteed for two years PRICE $2.50 LEE Says: THE other night one OF our customers was TELLING us about his YOUNG son who is in the FIRST grade at school. HE said that the boy CAME home crying and SAID that two boys in THE second grade had JUMPED on him. His father ASKED him why he didn't FIGHT them back as they WERE about the same size. THE boy replied "Well TWO boys in the second GRADE is the same as ONE boy in the fourth GRADE" and we are inclined TO think that the young MAN'S reasoning was JUST about right--which REMINDS us that when YOU folks buy one of - OUR guaranteed Kantleek HOT WATER bottles you ARE better off than BUYING four cheap ones. ADAMS PHARMACY The Rexall Store Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 MEMBERSHIP DRIVEL League of Women Voters Launches New Season With Goal of 1,000 Membership; Offers Awards The membership drive of the League of Women Voters opened Monday, October 4, with a tea for precinct chair- men and block captains given by Mrs. George F. Suker, membership chair- man, at her home, 1028 Starr road. | The drive will close October 25, the date of the citizenship school. In order that the Winnetka league may compete for prizes offered by the Illinois League in a state membership drive, membership renewals for 1927 will be collected as well as new mem- berships received. A prize of $20 has been offered to the local league securing the greatest number of renewals and new members Where the neighborhood housewife gets her bakery goods. Spe- cial attention to Party Orders Hubbard Woods Bake Shop 1077 Gage Street Tel. Winn. 1365 between April 1 and October 31. An- other prize of $20 will be awarded the | lol league making the largest per- [centage gain in membership. As an incentive to individual members who [take part in these campaigns a prize [of $10 will be given to the local league member securing the largest number of | members. In addition to the state prizes an | interested member of the 'Winnetka | league is offering Chicago Civic Opera [tickets to the block captain securing the greatest number of members in the local drive. | The Winnetka league with a present | membership of nearly 800 hopes to at- | tain a membership of 1,000 before the | close of the year. The dues of the league are $1 and |are purposely small in order that every woman may be able to join. The membership fee also covers a sub- scription to the state bulletin, which is a magazine on womans part in po- litical issues. Will Give Lecture on New Educational Method An explanation of the Barbareaux system of "educational unfoldment, will be. included in the lecture to be given Monday evening, October 11 at 8 o'clock in the Community House on "Progressive Education and its As- sociation with Music," by Madame Barbareaux Parry, director of the Bar- bareaux school. This school has a musical kindergarten branch in Win- netka. Madame Parry's theory is education by intuition, instead of the mind con- sciously directed. She has been spend- ing the entire summer abroad, study- ing the latest methods of education. She brings to her audience the results of years of study. 815 Elm St., Winn. IIL Duncan Studios Tel. Winn. 2272 nished by us on You are cordially invited to inspect two model houses fur- Kenilworth, Illinois Earlstone Road in These houses, one French and one English, are located one block west of the station Kenilworth Community Development the Now Open for Inspection