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WINNETKA TALK October 30, 1920 The HousenorD Radio Service A plan worked out by the Household Appliance Shop 607 Main Street, Wilmette Takes Radio Trouble off Your Hands (Details--Page 20) 'DONT FAIL TO VOTE! | ELECTION SLOGAN HERE (Continued from page 3) be erected if the bond issue of $3,- {000,000 is passed by the voters next | Tuesday. The voters have already | . . r authorized a bond issue of $4,500,00 | for the project at the election of Feb- | ruary 24, 1925. Another issue before the voters is |the tax amendment which if passed {will give the state legislature the right |to pass a state income tax law. CALL IN BILL TODAY-- HE'S IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD TODAY--AND EVERY DAY DEPENDABLE That's why so many North Shore housewives call on Bill the Washing- ton Laundry Man, whose hobby is being obliging and business-like. words to Bill and "wash- day' is a thing of the past. - A few ' Plan General Meeting of Infant Welfare Society | The president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Infant Welfare society, | Mrs. Swanson, will be present at the general meeting of the society which has been announced for Wednesday, November 3, at the home of Mrs. Willoughby G. Walling of 1094 Private road, at 3 o'clock. Invitations have been sent to those who subscribed to the' work of the Infant Welfare. Joel Hunter, superintendent of the United Charities, 1s to speak at this meeting on, "The Place of United Charities in Social Service." Mrs. Lawrence Howe is to resume of the Infant Welfare give a work. CHILDREN INSPECT FARM The first grade of the Horace Mann school took a trip to Buffalo Creek Farm Monday, October 11. Cars were furnished by the grade mothers for the thirty-three pupils who spent the morning in an inspection of the stock on the farm. The hit of the excursion were a series of fine rides made pos- sible by the fact that a donkey of amiable disposition was discovered grazing on the premises. Ye Olde--: Haylofte 626 GROVE STREET Corner of Sherman Phone Greenleaf 140 FAMOUS Served Daily $7.00 5:00 to 8:00 Sundays DINNER 12:00 to 9:00 MENU for SUNDAY October 31st Canape a la Russe Cream of Tomatoes or Chicken Broth with Rice Saltines Olives Celery Radishes Choice of Broiled Lake Superior Whitefish, Maitre d'Hotel Omelette with Chicken Livers Roast Vermont Turkey with Ap- ple Dressing, Cranberry Sauce Roast New York Capon with Dressing Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus Creamed Carrots and Peas Rissole Potatoes Rolls and Butter Hearts of Lettuce 1000 Island Dressing Choice of Tutti Frutti Short Cake, Apple Pie with cheese, Peach or Hot Mince Pie. Chocolate, New York, Strawberry Ice Cream or Orange Ice. Coffee Tea Milk No Cover Charge Sundays or Dur- ing Dinner Hours on Week Days. SPECIAL BUSINESS LUNCH DAILY 11:30 dill 2:00 P. M. 45¢< Under the Personal Direction of Frint George OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR WAR MEMORIAL FUND (Continued from page 1) approval of the design, and reiterated the legion's insistence that the memor- ial should not include reference to legion members, but only to the gold star men. Rev. Dr. J. W. F. Davies said he had opposed the design when it was first brought forward, but was now squarely in support of it and anxious to see it executed. He saw in the monument possibilities for im- pressing the meaning of citizenship and patriotism upon our foreign-born residents and upon our own children. "Symbol of Idealism" Rev. E. Ashley Gerhard saw the memorial as an expression and a sym- bol of the high idealism which per- vaded both soldiers and civilians dur- ing the war. He believed it would help to foster a spirit of service and de- votion to the public welfare in time to come. H. A. deWindt announced that a letter soliciting subscriptions would be sent to each family in the village at once. The object of the canvass is to secure contributions from as many people as possible, emphasizing the fact that this is a memorial of and for all the residents of Winnetka. The model of the monument will be displayed in the schools and also in Community House. On motion of Mr. Davies, the following resolution was unanimously adopted. "Resolved: That this public meeting, called in the Village of Winnetka, in the interest of a memorial, heartily commends and approves the plans and model on the Winnetka memorial, as presented." Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Potter, 595 Rosewood avenue, Winnetka enter- tained at bridge Saturday evening, Oc- tober 16, for Mrs. William Weidhoft of Chicago and Hollywood. Ne Christmas Greeting Cards ORDER YOURS now! Many new and beautiful de- signs for you to select from. Avoid the usual last minute rush and place your order with us early. xe Chandlers FOUNTAIN SQUARE--EVANSTON STATIONERY and ENGRAVING First Floor