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i] WINNETKA TALK October 29, 1927 Lee Says: -- ONE of my friends TOLD me the other DAY that the only REASON he took the WINNETKA TALK was TO read my ad. 1 DIDN'T believe him BUT I kind o' liked TO hear him say it JUST the same. 2, WW a AY of 3 Remember 'way back when you used to take your girl a box of candy? Now that you've married her, she deserves it more than ever. Tell her with a box of Ranft's choco- lates that you still love her. RANFT'S HOMEMADE CHOCOLATES 70c¢ LB. MOTHS seem to have a most irritating method of select- ing a place to lay their eggs. You can hang up an OLD suit or dress in the fall with perfect assurance that it will never be bothered, but gosh what a mess MRS. MOTH makes out of your GOOD clothes. ENOZ MOTH KILL- ER kills the eggs, which is the right way to keep your clothes whole. ENOZ IS $1.00 PER CAN FOR MEN ONLY. Harmony after Shaving Lotion, large tube of Klenzo Shaving Cream and a Gillette Razor all for 69 cents. ] ADAMS PHARMACY The Rexcll Store Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 Orchestra | Leads A. Leon Bloom is director of the new orchestra at the Varsity theater. New Apartment and Store Block for Hubbard Woods The Hubbard Woods business sec- tion is to have another $175,000 im- provement in the story store and which it is announced is to be erected at the northwest corner of Merrill and Linden avenues. Thomas S. Bulger of Winnetka, is one of the owners. The building will comprise nine shops or stores and twenty-four apartments. It is planned to have it completed by April 1, 1928. The proposed improve- form of a three- apartment building, 135 Hubbard Woods Pupils Subscribe to School Paper Over one hundred and thirty-five year subscriptions to the "Journalist," Winnetka school paper which is pub- lished by the children, have been sold in, the Hubbard Woods school to date, it | was announced this week. There will be 12 issues of the "Jour nalist" this year, according to those in charge of its editing. Six of these will be in "news-magazine"' form and the other six in regulation newspaper style. In the magazine issues, a cover de- sign prepared by the Art department of the Skokie school will be used and regular pages will be assigned to the individual schools. Short stories by the | children and other articles will also ap pear. The news editions, however, will be devoted almost altogether to the pub- lishing of short news items about the schools and members of the faculty and student body. "The Journalist" is edited by staffs chosen in each of the Winnetka schools and is printed by the printing classes at Skokie school, un- der the direction of Wayne L. Claxton. E. M. Skinner, vice-president and general manager of Wilson Brothers, Chicago, will speak at the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce dinner and meeting Monday evening, November 14. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osgood are among the Kenilworth residents going to the Illinois game. ment was approved by the Winnetka board of appeals at its meeting Tues- day evening, upon an agreement that no stores be placed on Merrill avenue on the west half of the building and that the west face of the builidng is to be designed to conform to the sur- rounding high grade development. i now and then. | | I Columbus Said: "Dry Land | --don't blame Christopher for that, as we all make mistakes We believe some folks make the mistake of taking their | automobiles to Chicago to have them washed and greased. | Why Not Use Your Own Auto Laundry and Greasing Station | at the | | - Eim Street GARAGE | AT ARBOR VITAE Cars Called for and Delivered--Any Day--Any Time Ahead!" | | PHONE 2246 WINNETKA