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WINNETKA TALK December 4, 1926 dal a) SERENE Ne Sd dl ddd ld ed Pd Ped id Pd Tid Pied Pid Tid a 20h BB GIVE USEFUL Christmas Gifts Give the Greatest Pleasure You will find many useful articles in our store that will make wonderful gifts for men, women and children. Everything in Toys to Delight the Ice Skates -- Buddy "L" Toys -- Iron Toys PRACTICAL GIFTS Do Your Xmas Shopping Here -- Save Time and Money. We will hold Orders TOYS -- Youngsters Kiddie Kars Coaster Wagons Bicycles -- Scooters Wind-up Toys -- Electric Trains Pocket Knives Thermos Bottles Wash Machines Vacuum Cleaners The Store for Convenience for Christmas Eve Delivery. -The Store for Toys Phones 843-8 a Ss --_ rs ip ' BN SN SL pS, py Sy en ry ¥ eld : hs h | 25 G5 F [4 : | or § 2 § A Tool Sets -- Dish Sets Footballs -- Roller Skates Flashlights -- Razors Fishing Tackle -- Cutlery (PIP IF Electric Irons -- Pyrex Ware Aluminum Ware -- Card Tables Eckart Hardware Co. ; 735 Elm Street, Winnetka, Ill. Vrs RPV 2% 5 or i op on Georgian Will Be Scene of Exhibit of Ufer Paintings The new Georgian hotel, Evanston, has secured a group of paintings by Walter Ufer, N. A., well known as a painter of the Taos school, and is open- ing the group to public view on Mon- day, December 6, The exhibition will be held in the hotel, which is at Davis and Hinman streets. The exhibition will run till December 20, the hours being 10 o'clock in the morning until 9 o'clock in the evening. To anyone who follows American art the name Walter Ufer will call up a manner of painting that is forceful and always pleasing in its characteris- tic subjects and coloring of that section of the country which he best loves to paint. Art lovers of the north shore will be delighted at the opportunity to view the assembled work of this artist. RECOVERS FROM ACCIDENT Mrs. Caleb Busick of Winnetka, who met with an automobile accident in Rogers Park two weeks ago, has re- turned from the hospital and, under the care of a nurse, now is conva- lescing at her home. Mrs. Hathaway Watson of 900 Sun- set road returned yesterday from a visit to her daughter, Miss Margue- rite Watson, who is attending school in the East. "Follies Afloat" 52 | Players in the Season's Greatest | Musical Comedy and Minstrel. SKOKIE SCHOOL WINNETKA Dec. 8th--Dec. 9th 8:15 P. M. Tickets--One Dollar Adams Drug Store or at the Door Don't Miss T his! MEN STUDY GOSPELS Sunday Morning Men's Class Enjoys Unusual Opportunity in Discussions With Rev. J. A. Richards (Contributed) Twenty-five men sat in the Amer- ican Legion room of Community House in wrapt attention. Each was doing some very earnest thinking. Each was conscious of the fact that twenty-four others were thinking as earnestly as he. The sense of this community of earnest thinking was impressive. What they were thinking of was an old, old story, but dramatic and human as only the old stories that have sur- vived the centuries can be. It was the story of the woman brought in her shame to Jesus by a group of men hos- tile to them both. Again "that fine courtliness, that fine gentlemanliness" of Jesus was reversed. Even an outcast woman was treated gently at his hands at the same time that he shamed the accusers, without scolding them, by the challenge "Let him that is without sin among you cast the first stone." The speaker pointed out how much the attitude of a man toward such a woman reflects the extent to which the spirit of Christ has captured him. Does he scorn her, does he insult her or does he without any response to her ad- vances pity her and think of her as a product of the civilization of which he is a responsible part? The story un- der consideration can have no doubt as to which was Jesus' way. The leader of this group is Rev. James Austin Richards, who in the in- timacies of the weekly sessions of the Men's Sunday Morning class is making many new and valuable contacts with the men who are attending. Many new men of the village would enjoy the freedom of discussion and these inti- macies with Mr. Richards if they should drop in of a Sunday morning at 9:30. The class is studying together the Gospel of John. An interesting sidelight from last Sunday's discussion is that the spiritual values of these old familiar passages lose nothing at the hands of modern scho- larship. Scholars generally agree that this entire story of the woman taken in sin was not a part of the original but an interpolation that crept in later. Yet that does not in the least lessen its authenticity as a story of Jesus and scholars are the first to concede that our biographical material about Jesus would have suffered a heavy loss if this, even though an interpolation, had failed to come down to us. 2 THE Over 700 Salad and Salad Dressing Recipes. a nm : A New Book of Salads! HOTEL SALAD BOOK 'HE most complete book of salads ever EDGEWATER BEACH Recipes | y " Beautiful f published is now ready for sale. r Natural Color Hlustrations DeLuxe Binding f ning A Worth-While Christmas Gift for more than 700 salads and salad dressings are given. Arnold Shircliffe, the author, is caterer of the Edgewater Beach Hotel, famed for its salads, and all of the salads in the book have been listed on the menus of this hotel during the past year. The Edgewater Beach Hotel Salad Book is illustrated in natural colors, the finest kind of color work the printing arts can produce --natural color pictures made direct from the salads. Mr. Shircliffe is a student of "Eat- ing for Health" and strikes that keynote throughout the book. Many author's notes make the book interesting reading. A rich binding of karatol in "salad green" color makes this book a handsome gift. Sent postage prepaid upon receipt of price. Five dollars. 3 JOHN WILLY, Publisher 443 So. Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill. The Book may be purchased at Marshall Field's, Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., Brentano's; in Evanston at Lord's and Chandler's and at local book stores. i