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WINNETKA TALK November 6, 1926 2 AY CN NH N+ ¥ Now folks: the ice is cracked. One dollar goes to J. E. F. Others on filee We're sincere in our asking. Where's your copy? LEE Says: T his is the first reply we've re- ceived to our SILVER DOL- LAR OFFER. The author requests that we withhold his name. I'VE just read YOUR offer to pay ONE dollar to ANYBODY who will WRITE an acceptable AD for you and I've HUNTED through every LADIES' home journal IN the house for AN idea. ..I've even SEARCHED the last TEN copies of our ESTEEMED Winnetka TALK and leafed THROUGH the telephone BOOK, but nary an IDEA so far! BUT, Lee, my rents AWAY past due and THEY threaten to take THE family flivver AWAY tomorrow. ... WON'T you please ACCEPT this ad without ANY idea and send me THAT dollar right AWAY. ..I've just gotta. HAVE it! JC. F P. S. IT'S my honest OPINION that you've GOT one of the nicest DRUG stores in ILLINOIS. DAMS PHARMACY The Rexall Store Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 Washburne Tours East to Tell of Winnetka System C. W. Washburne, superintendent of | the Winnetka public schools, left | Wednesday, on an extended trip which | will include a number of eastern cities. Lectures on subjects pertaining to the | operation of the local schools will be Penn. Boston, Mass, and Atlantic City, N. J. In Atlantic City, he will speak before the Jersey state teachers | association ; in Boston before two pub- ic schools, and in Philadelphia before the students of the Girard college. Move Baggage Dispatch to Elm Street Station H. L.. Woolhiser, village manager, re- ported to the village council Tuesday evening that the Chicago, North Shore Electric railway has transferred its merchandise dispatch business from Tower road to the Elm street station. This was in compliance with a request by the council several months ago, fol- lowing complaints of residents in the Tower road vicinity regarding the noise, incident to loading baggage at that point. IV When you want something different, something home- made in Baked Goods try the Village Home Bakery 730 Elm Street made in Columbus, Ohio, Philadelphia, | WHO'S THE CHAMP Today Will Determine Winnetka's | Premier Quoits Tosser;--Adams to | Compete With Radmer Who is the champion horseshoe pitcher of the village? This question will be Winnetka today. The question was first raised several weeks ago, growing out of the horse- shoe pitching contest which was one of the great attractions on the Win- netka day program. | Scores of would-be champions parti- |cipated at the beginning, but by elimi- | nation, the real battle, some time ago, dwindled down to two men--Postmas- ter Elmer E. Adams and Fred Rad- mer. Science is the middle name of both | Adams and Radmer when it comes to pitching horseshoes, and it is a well- known fact that each fears the other in a "head and head" contest. | That, however, has not been the cause of postponing the final champ- ionship contest to this late date. Several weeks ago Radmer suffered an injury to his shoulder which has made it impossible for him to do much pitching. He has fully recovered now, and, 1:30 o'clock today, has been designated as the hour on which the final battle will be staged. It will be held at the West End park, on the court prepared for the horseshoe games during the Winnetka day celebration. The championship will go to the one pitching the best two of three fifty- point games. A record crowd is expected to wit- ness the final games. Older Girls Prepare for Basketball Games The girls of Winnetl-a have been spending the past month in gymnasi- um class work preparatory to renew- ing the basketball games which settled for proved so popular last winter. The gym class meets every Tuesday eve- ning at Community House and is open to all Winnetka girls above high school age. Basketball games, will be re- sumed about December 1. Ever since we opened we've formly good. Hubbard Woods The Secret of Long Living We have lived longer in Hubbard Woods than any other grocery or market. What's the secret? given our customers what they've wanted; Groceries and Meats that have been uni- That's the only service that can keep a business alive for so long a time. Pullom aa Regan Grocery and Market 1062 Gage Street Phones: Winn. 710-711