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November 27, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 7 Camp Reunion Night Date Announced for Tuesday, Dec. 28 The annual Camp Reunion held by the Indian Hili campers will take place the Tuesday following Christmas, De- cember 28, at 6 o'clock sharp, in the Assembly room of the Community House. While details have not been announced, there will be stunts, songs, | and the usual fine dinner served. Those who attended the reunion last year will remember some of the soulful songs | sung by Fred Rummler, and his side- | kicks, and will also remember the sol- emn speeches made in honor of the occasion. With this in view, "Chief" Davies has appointed several dignified mem- | bers of former camps to take charge of the entertainment which promises to be most hilarious. Aside from the stunts, the good food and the fine decorations which will comprise evergreens, Chief is scheduled to tell one of his famous stories. Save the date of December 28, take off your stiff tuxedo, your tight slip- pers, your scratchy white collar, and don your comfortable flannel shirt, your knickers, your old squshy shoes and have a riproaring time with the | bunch. Miss Bertha Smith, 1412 Edgewood lane, leaves today for Halifax, Nova Scotia, to spend the winter months there with her mother. Miss Belle MacDonald was hostess at a matinee party in Miss Smith's honor last Saturday. She took her guests to see "The Vagabond King." ---- Mrs. Harry Cadenhead was hostess to sixteen guests at luncheon and bridge Tuesday of this week. Her cousin, | Winnetka Rotarians Fete 150 Boys of Community | The boys of Skokie school, North | Shore Country Day school and New | Trier High school, who have been play- |ing football, about one hundred and | fifty in number, were guests of the Winnetka Rotary club, at the noon- day luncheon, Friday of this week, at Matz hall, Community House. The affair was under the direction lof the Boys' Work committee of the club. Talks were made by the Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin, of the Winnetka Congregational church, and Perry Dunlap Smith, head master of North Shore Country Day School. Father Rotarians were accompanied by their | sons. BURGLARIES AT KENILWORTH Burglars were reported to have been active on three successive nights in Kenilworth. On Sunday night the home of Benjamin F. J. Odell at 329 Warwick road was entered and ran- sacked in a search for valuables. As far as has been discovered, however, nothing was taken as silverware and other things were left untouched. It is the theory of the police that the [burglar was after cash and not be- ling able to find any, departed empty handed. On Monday night the Edward | Marshall home at 140 Kenilworth ave- nue, was entered in much the same way. As in the case of the Odell rob- bery nothing of value was taken. The third burgulary occurred on Tuesday night. Mrs. Harry C. Holloway of 5%9 Sheridan road, Glencoe, entertained at luncheon Tuesday, November 23, in honor of Miss Margaret Orde's bridal party. Miss Orde, whose marriage to Brownell Bradstreet took place Thanksgiving eve, is the daughter of Clearance! Formerly Fr ocks $253 Jersey $1375 | to Friska to $70.50 Silks $49.75, Jersey sports frocks . . smart daytime frocks of cloth and silk . . . afternoon dresses, too. ALSO A FEW SPORTS COATS Radically Reduced : Fore Tnar 565 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka Now WINNETKA BUILDING NEWS the Markham Ordes of Glencoe. Vol. 1 Winnetka, IIL 36 Here is it, Decem- ber, and we've hard- Glencoe. ly had time to get be built the lawn mower in John Mills, builder, of 1071 Ash St., Win- netka is building a new home for Mr. W. A. Ladewig on Ave. near Bluff St, Wm. Salmen Co. for Mr. Wheelock. Our from the back yard. materials and lum- ty, but we do claim = ber will be used that it is full of heat. throughout. Notice And that's what you the quality as the work progresses. You don't buy coal This will for ornament pur- by the poses. We don't claim that our coal is particularly pret- are interested in. Let's not spell it Xmas this year -- Washington St. near Grove St., Glencoe. It will be thoroughly insulated throughout with Balsom Wool. This will keep the house warm in win- ter and cool in sum- mer, Take plenty of time, If you're going far, For it may take hours To start your car. There will soon be a new residence started on South Hell hath no fury like a woman's corns. This is the time of the year when cheer- ful grate fires are appreciated. We have on hand a large supply of Maple Wood also Cannel Coal. A Chicago paint house got an order the other day for "some striped paint, enough to paint a barber pole." what do you say? We can invite you to trade with us from now until the end of the world. But if we don't please you when you answer our invitation our efforts are wasted. It's up to us. Yesterday we saw a man in his shirt sleeves wearing ov- ershoes. But is that any worse than a fur coat and silk shod ankles? lintnetka Coal - Lumber Co. 823 Spruce Street Winnetka 734 Bear in Mind That Our Shop Is Most Fully Equipped and with Experienced Mechanics Who Are Always Ready to Render a Most Efficient and Economical Service On All Makes of Cars Wersted Motor Co. 562 Lincoln Ave. Phone Winn. 165