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20 WINNETKA TALK December 11, 1926 OKEAN FURRIERS 567 Lincoln Ave. Phone Winn. 2752 Pre-Holiday Sale of Luxurious Fur Coats Every coat in this offering is of ad- vance winter styles from Paris, se- lected individually for their rich fabrics, luxurious fur treatments and custom workmanship. Wonderful Values Go where you will, compare the values, the furs, fashion and work- manship. You will then realize that Okean Furriers will save you money. Ladies' Tailoring A special department is maintained for Ladies' Tailoring. Guarantee All garments are guaranteed and will be re- paired and stored free of charge for one year. We are receiving a shipment of North Dakota selected, Cornfed Turkeys for our private customers and those who are looking for an extra fine product. RVVVVRRRVRY Phone Us for Prices Placing Your Order Yesterlaid Egg Co. Phone Winnetka 114 Before Champ to Wed Miss Sibyl Bauer of Northwestern university, world's champion back- stroke swimmer, Olympic champion iu 1924 and holder of 33 world's swimming records, has announced her engage- ment to Edward Sullivan, sports writer of the New York Evening Graphic. The wedding will take place in June. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price and family of 794 Walden road, accom- panied- by Mrs. Price's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stevenson of Hud- son, are leaving this week-end for Tucson, Ariz., where they will remain for the winter and spring months. Suggest, Don't Force Proper Books Upon Children, Is Advice A child's taste for books is an evol- utionary process, according to Car} Williams of Evanston, formerly con- nected with the Country Day School of Winnetka, who gave an interesting talk on children's reading last Thursday at the meeting of the Glencoe Woman's Library club. This taste of youngsters for books is almost wholly dependent upon the [| child himself, according to Mr. Wil- [{liams. Parents can only assist and sug- gest in developing this taste, he re- minded. Reading should be voluntary, he said, and children should not be forced to read. Parents may provoke their interest in the proper sort of book by tactful approach and subtle suggestion, never urging a book too strongly. Passages may be quoted, arousing the curiosity of the child and letting him satisfy it by his own ac- quaintance with the book. The type of book the child prefers should be noted by parents, he said, and that || type--history, travel, adventure, rom- ance, biography or what--catered to with the books of the better class. He cautioned against a child's being lim- ited or overloaded with classics, re- minding that there are excellent treas- ures among the modern books not to be overlooked. ON SANITARY BOARD Illinois Society, Sons of Revolution, held an annual meeting Thursday, De- cember 2, in commemoration of the one hundred eighth anniversary of the admission of Illinois to the statehood, an event the society has remembered for thirty-six years. William P. Reed of Pelham road was elected a member of the board. "Harry G. Olson was elected president. Gifts That Please meet with his approval. Belts Socks Mufflers Pajamas or Underwear Ng Bath Robes og Lumber Jacks ) Hats and Caps John H. Men's and Boys' Furnishings 786 Elm Street ""His" Store If we can satisfy 'him' 364 days of the year in the matter of wearables, it certainly is rea- sonable to assume that what- ever gift selection you may make on the remaining day will Gloves Shirts Pajamas Sweaters Windbreakers Dethloff Ph. Winn. 1077 BB iB B ¥ -- ang sg