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WINNETKA TALK February 12, 1927 SSSI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIZIIISY n un n "n "n I ...1s in back i : | NAME of all : n 11} n mn i H " the Meats u mn mn mn nn tH We Sell i tH " nn mn tH " i n Every cut is carefully inspected by the i 3 U. S. Government and is guaranteed by n i us. Everything is always fresh and sea- " nu sonal, and our prices are the most IH n economical. i tH i n i n 11] i i n 11] n mn : Peters Market : " Meats of Quality Only n uw Phone 920-21-22 Winn. " 734 Elm St. n Winnetka AUTO LIMERICKS By BOB JOHNSON Here's Mr. and Mrs. Let's Go. T he happiest pair that we know And we take good care Of their car and repair At prices they've said's "little dough." RESPONSIBLE REPAIRMEN There is nothing hit or miss about the way we do our work--we are always hitting on all six. Prompt work, and pleasing prices. Johnson Motor Service Tires Vulcapized and Repaired Firestone Tires and Tubes 806 Oak St. Ph. Winn. 2048 New Trier Cage Squad Defeats Freeport Champs New Trier's heavyweight basketball extended its winning streak to eleven games last Saturday by defeating Free- port, Illinois state champions last year, 36 to 24, at the New Trier gym. With Sheldon and the Paletti brothers shooting from all parts of the floor, the home five had little trouble in keeping ahead throughout the contest. Sheldon and Paletti scored eleven points apiece. Lineup: | FREEPORT (24) | NEW TRIER (36) BFP B F P|Ruthe, rf 023 W. Paletti, rf 4 3 3|Steffen, If 002 Sheldon, If 5 1 1|Perry, ¢ 1-3-0 Heorber, c 2 0 1 Goetz, rg 204 Copeland, rg 1 0 0|Tridele, 1g 302 J. Paletti, 1g 3 2 3|Kerlin, rg 310 Mrs. C. C. Kidd of 1005 Fig street, left Wednesday, February 2, for Se- bring, Fla., where she will spend five or six weeks. Mrs. Kidd is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. L. Getter Makes Any Radio Better YOU will marvel at its naturalness. Gets the formerly lost low notes. Encased in beautiful mahogany cabinet of classic gothic design. Price $35.00. For folks who want something better than ordinary. THE RADIO SERVICE SHOP 18 Prouty Annex Phone 1849 | the hall, each beam Greeley Pupils Relate Stories About Vikings An assembly program of unusual in- terest was given by the children of Mrs. Norvell's sixth grade class at the Greeley school Thursday afternoon. For some time the pupils have been studying about the Vikings. In con- nection with their regular class work and as an outgrowth of their study of the life of these ancient people, they constructed a model of one of the Viking feast halls. This was placed upon display in the assembly hall while the children told the rest of the school, stories about the sea-rovers, their his- tory and their habits. The miniature hall was made entire- [ly out of wood, cut and hacked to rc semble the hewn logs of which the original buildings were built. Because the Vikings covered their buildings with tar, the model was painted black and the cracks calked in just the same manner. On the inside and front of and post had carved upon it, designs of serpents and figures of various kinds. The floor was of dirt and upon it were arranged the tables, benches and open fires, ready in every respect for the home-coming of the masters of the feast. Even the shields and spears, made of old kid gloves and slate, hung in their places, while on the walls were arranged tap- estries and pictures of bright colors. All of the children report a most en- joyable and instructive program. First Scandinavian Evangelical 886 Elm Street, Winnetka Pastor, Rev. A. E. Rohrbach 910 Elm Street. Phone 2596 Hours of Worship Sunday services: Sunday school z ne Eible class: o-oo v vce . ASH Swedish service . om. od eX English service--7:45 p. m., subject: "I conferred not with flesh and blood." Tuesday--Miss Drew will show slides from China, 8 p. m. Wednesday--Swedish service, 8 p. m. Friday--English Mid-week service, 8 Pp. m. "The fire only refines, stroy. We are to bg brought through the fire, not left in it. The Lord values his people as silver, and therefore he is at pains to purge away their dross. If we are wise, we shall welcome the re- fining process rather than decline it. Our prayer will be that our alloy may be taken from us rather than that we should be withdrawn from the crucible." it does not de- AT MEETING IN EAST Perry Dunlap Smith, headmaster of North Shore Country Day school, left Thursday for Boston, Mass., to attend a meeting of the Headmasters' asso- ciation. Mrs. J. H. Lindeman of 1089 Spruce street, is spending the winter months in New Orleans, Ia. Mr. Lindeman expects to join Mrs. Lindeman the early part of next week. They will return to Winnetka about March 1. C. L. CHATWIN 460 Winnetka Avenue Ph. Winn. 1800 "Builder of Good Homes" Plans and Funds Furnished Personal Supervision HOMES REMODELED BEST WORKMANSHIP lh Ran Lory I a ® A