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WINNETKA TALK April 30, 1927 EMPIRE Swinging Faucet --Now $7.00 If you haven't a swinging faucet on your kitch- en sink... now is the time to have one installed. No need for us to tell you of the many advant- ages of this faucet, just phone Winnetka 1260. . . make your wants known. . .and we'll do the rest. Vic. J. Killian, Inc. 874 Center Street Plumbing Contractor Phone Winn. 1260 M Sunday, May 8th Surely Mother Should Get CA. N:-D-Y On This, Her Day | Six Tiny Kittens Find Trinity Lutheran Greenwood and Hawthorne Avenues Sunday, May 1 Special German Services at 11 A. M Special English Services at 8 P, M. The sixth anniversary of the dedica- tion of the church will be celebrated in the services Sunday. Rev. W. Grother will preach both the German and En- glish sermons. Let us attend these special services to hear why our house of public wor- ship has been built. Place in Benefit Sale Six tiny kittens, about the cutest | fellows one ever beheld, will be in- cluded in the great variety of articles to be offered at the White Elephant sale to be staged in Community House, Winnetka, Wednesday and Thursday, May 4 and 5. The sale is for the bene- fit of the building fund of the Win- netka Congregational church and all residents of the north shore are urged to take advantage of its bargain treasures. Mrs. H. T. Stanton and her daugh- ter Louise, of 698 Blackthorn road, have returned from Berkeley and Carmel, Cal. In Berkeley, they visited Mrs. Stanton's sister, Mrs. W. H. Keenen, formerly of Winnetka. | For i COLLECTIONS Bookkeeping } Income Tax > 4 t Cost Accounting | ! Corporation t Accounting 3 call ; t | Paul F. Jones t at Winn. 2103 1975 Oak St. Winnetka 4 1 Camp Fire Food Bazaar Proves a Splendid Success Eighty dollars was the net profit | from the Winnetka Camp Fire Girls' | Food sale at Community House last | Saturday morning. Housewives came | from far and near to view the attrac- | tively appointed tables and bought | generously of the splendidly prepared | wares. [ Miss Olson's group of Camp Fire | Girls annexed the first award when | their display was adjudged the pretti est by the group of judges. Mrs. Eisenbrand's group took the first prize for having the best variety of wares. The outstanding purpose of these | semi-annual Camp Fire Food sales is to exhibit the efforts of the girls and each sale represents careful prepara- tion and diligent application to the task at hand. Four Cars Feature in Crash on Sheridan Road A four car combination accident at Elm street and Sheridan road, Win- netka, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock resulted in a general smash-up of cars and the injury of Hugo Eisenberger, of 674 Bluff street, Glencoe, who was cut about the head and removed to the office of Dr. Fred Patton, 309 Park avenue, Glencoe, for treatment. Carl Smith, of Northbrook, was driving south in his Overland sedan and Tony Ruggio was going north in a Locomobile sedan owned by John Dolle, of 1030 Sheridan road, Win- netka. A car, the driver of which Motorcycle Officer E. Schubert was unable to identify, was directly ahead of Ruggio, and stopping suddenly, forced Ruggio to swerve suddenly to one side. In doing so, he hit Arthur Luke, who was entering Elm street and also hit the Smith car. FEisen- || berger was in the Smith car. Mrs. J. W. Eberlein of 892 Cherry street had as her guests last week, her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Geissel of South Bend, Ind., and her brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Geissel. OTHER and sweetness are synonymous. And it is fully in keeping with the sentiments of Mothers' Day to bring home to her a box of Candy. Of course, nothing but the best will do. knows the quality of our Candies. Mother And she'll especially like our Mothers' Day box--a choice selection of our finest. North Shore Pharmacy Phones 26 and 67 Winnetka Linden Avenue at Gage Street, Hubbard Woods fruit. Hubbard Woods There is no more fitting remembrance for Mother than a basket of carefully selected PULLOM and REGAN Grocery and Market 1062 Gage Street ers' Day Phones: Winn. 710-711