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WINNETKA TALK March 26, 1927 T he Store With a Conscience QUALITY Our watchword and we are able to meet your demands to any extent. POULTRY Our poultry will win your approval, positively fresh, dry picked Broilers, choice fat hens, tender roasting birds, tur- keys and capons. SEA Foobs All Sea Foods in season, Fillet of Sole, Shrimp, Lake Su- _ perior White Fish, e¢tc.; Live Lobsters and Shrimp cooked to order. VIENNA SAUSAGE COMPANY's PRODUCTS All meats kept under the protection of modern refrigeration, cooler and display cases are clean and sanitary. The quality and cure of our | Corned Beef is liked by many. Woodland Grocery & Market HoME DRESSED POULTRY OUR SPECIALTY Hubbard Woods Tel. Winn. 1980-81 1083 Gage St. Psychiatrist Dr. Alfred Psychologist give a lecture Monday under the au- spices of the National Kindergarten | Adler of Vienna, noted and psychiatrist, 9s to and Elementary college. Dr. Adler, al professor in the Pedigogical Institute | of Vienna, has given lectures on the north shore several times recently, his | engagements including Winnetka and | Highland Park. | | METHODIST CHURCH TOPIC | The subject of the sermon for Sun- day, March 27, at the North Shore Methodist Episcopal church, will be "Our Supreme Concern," by the Rev. Harold C. Case. This will be a special Lenten service, and all are invited to be present. | | Prom to Be Held by Juniors on May 14 Saturday, May 14, has been set as the date for the Junior Prom at New 1 | Trier, the premier social events of the year at that school. The different committees are already at work on new ideas that will make this year's Prom what it should be, the best and most enjoyable Junior Promenade New Trier ever had. The decoration committee, under the leadership of Jane Burrill, have al- ready decided on a plan for the beau- tification of the Mess Hall, where the Prom will be held. Of course the de- tails of the decorations cannot be dis- closed here, but rest assured that it will be a feast for sore eyes. Babe Whitsett has charge of the refreshments, always an important factor. Her committee promises the best that can be had at any price. The entertainment and music will be taken care of by Johnny Sheldon and Curt Tatham. Several orchestras are under consideration, but definite choice has not been made as yet. The orchestra will not be connected with school, that much is certain. The Prom is the juniors' annual dance for their departing schoolmates, the seniors. The tickets will therefore be free to all seniors, but the juniors will be taxed a slight amount for their yids. Plans Made Concerning Revision of Football In last Monday's issue of the Chi- cago Tribune there was an article by President Hopkins of Dartmouth col- lege, offering a olan for revising foot- ball in_college. He plans to have two Varsity teams, one playing at home and the other at the opponents' home on the same day. Football would be limited to sopho- more and juniors, and paid coaches | would be dropped. 2 " Mark Cresap, Jr., 239 Essex road,| Mr. Aschenbach, a Dartmouth grad- Kenilworth, arrived home Sunday | uate, believes that Mr. Hopkins has from Hill school to spend Spring va- | offered this plan as an alternative to PY cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | dropping football altogether. Since Mark W. Cresap. He will return to |the Harvard-Princeton incident and ua 1 y 00 S school April 6. because of the commercialization ot oH football, the trustees of Dartmouth col- ° ® -- | lege have been opposed to football kl D 1 d | and have considered dropping it. If uic Y Cc ivere | this plan is to be followed it would MARINELLO | only be a measure to prevent dropping | it completely. ; BEAUTY Mr. Grater said that from a business | standpoint it would be profitable. With SHOP {a full crowd in each stadium the uni- - {}| versities would make more money. | More students could play on first With the coming of Gerald Roche 733 Elm Street | teams, and the seniors could turn their ||| minds to study. as manager of the North Shore For Appointment i} eer Pharmacy, Hubbard Woods and its _ Phone hapmacy, Winnetka 822 'Read the Want Ads vicinity has a drug store that sup- plies EVERYTHING . . . . And more; service is rendered courteous- ly, quickly and pleasingly = A THE WOMAN OF phone call means prompt delivery. TASTE IN DRESS £ always sends her suits and gowns EC to us for expert dry cleaning to be thoroughly cleansed. They al- ways come back to her looking as though they had just been . bought at the modiste"s or dress 0 ore armacy shop. Our work is superfine. ) Phones 'JG 026d Winnetls H. E. ODHNER * * Linden Avenue at Gage Street, Hubbard Woods TAILORING : 3 1050 Gage St. Tel. Winn. 278 a