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February 25, 1928 WINNETKA TALK RAISE 1928 FUNDS FOR COMMUNITY HOUSE Total Budget is is , $28, 000; Goal in Campaign to Start March 11, is $12,000 The Governors of Community House announce that the campaign for the annual maintenance expense will be held on Sunday afternoon, March 11. The village has been divided into fifteen districts, or zones, with a cap- tain over each, and a crew of work- ers in each district. The zone cap- tains are as follows: First--Erskine Wilder. Second--Charles L. Byron. Third--Glen C. Bull. Fourth--B. J. Kellan. Fifth--R. Ww. McKisson. Sixth--Lee Walker. Seventh--Robert S. Hammond. Eighth--William T. Bacon. Ninth--F. B. Thomas. Tenth--Harry A. Craig. Eleventh--Arthur C. F. Gedge. Twelfth--Not yet selected. Thirteenth--Joseph H. Brown. Fourteenth--John N. Ott. Fifteenth--Winnetka Rotary club. District No. 15 is composed of the business districts in the three sections of the village and will be canvassed by a committee consisting of Herbert Paulson, William Wersted and E. / Anderson. The foregoing men attended a luncheon Friday evening at which time plans for the campaign were discussed. The total budget for Community House for 1928, is approximately $28,000, of which $12,000 is the goal set in this camaign. The remainder of the budget is to be secured from other sources. Dr. B. E. Fillis Hurt In Automobile Crash Dr. B. E. Fillis is: recovering at his home, 1138 Tower road, from an auto- mobile accident which occurred last Saturday, and in which he broke three ribs. Dr. Fillis was driving his sedan along Sheridan road in the rear of a large motor truck when, in front of the North Shore Health resort, the truck suddenly turned west on Fuller lane and the sedan crashed into it. Dr. Fillis was thrown against his steer- ing wheel and was stunned for sev- eral minutes. His car was entirely wrecked. The fenders of the truck were bent, but it was not harmed otherwise. Mrs. Fillis plans to take Dr. Fillis south early in March, to rest. Winnetka Represented in Chicago Etchers Exhibit Winnetka is well represented in the annual exhibition of the Chicago Socie- ty of Etchers, which is now on view at the Art institute. In the group of etchings, done by artists from all parts of the world, Mrs. George Engelhard and Allen Philbrick both have several works. In addition, Mrs. Engelhard received the honor of having one of her etchings, "The New Baby," bought for the permanent collection of the Art insti- tute. and also having this etching re- produced in the catalogue of the ex- hibition. The exhibit is on view in the Art institute from February 9, to March 21. Wednesday, February 22, Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Armstrong of 365 Sheridan road left for a week's visit in New York City. They will return to Winnetka about March 1, remain a week, and then leave directly for Palm Beach, Fla. S. R. Logan, principal of Skokie school, left for Boston Friday in com- OPENS MEN'S SHOP S. Fell, Highland Park clothier, an- pany with other principals and Su-|nounces the opening of a new men's perintendent Carleton Washburne, to|apparel store at 786 Elm street, Win- attend a conference there. The con-|netka. None but nationally known ference will last about a week. merchandise will be sold, he announces. UI n pe == You Save 20 u's 0 mee | | Every housekeeper should take advantage of this opportunity to save ra money. For two weeks-- oN J ate Monday, Feb. 20, to Saturday March 3 iE We will allow a special discount of 209 from regular prices on dry tat cleaning of housefurnishings, including: HE ° =u, Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Drapes, |] o apt Blankets, Furniture Covers, Ete. nr = Our new Dry Cleaning Plant is now in operation. Just try our apt ""Kleenbest"" Dry-by-Air process and see the difference. = : "uy Telephone 4 mm Winnetka ge HB LH | a Men's and Wearin Em Ladies' i Ul | ilori Apparel ne Fotloniiy Cleaned | | epairing : uy Relying 1b Gel eid Remodelin, i a= ng Dyers In the ALBERT A. MCKEIGHAN % SONS Store and Plant--562 Center Street, North of Elm heart of 21 YEARS ON THE NORTH SHORE 'Old' Winnetka Phones Winnetka 1869--1870 1871--1872 RAPP B ROS. 522 Center St. Winnetka Illinois SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25th Leg of Spring Lamb, Ib. Spring Lamb Shoulder, boned and rolled, 1b. Loin Lamb Chops, 1b. Best Sirloin Steak, Ib. Best Rib Roast, boned and rolled, 6 lbs. and up, 1b. . ...45¢c Miller & Hart's Bacon. sliced, 3 Ibs. Miller & Hart's Hams, whole or half, Ib. Fancy Turkeys, dry picked, per lb. Basy Bread ZX, delicious, safe food. Ey EA helps RE- FAT is fought Try BASY BREAD --the « Three slices of BASY 2A _BREAD a day === DUCE your weight in Na- ture's way. Pork Loin Roast, lb. Pork Chops, center cuts, lb. ' Peas, fresh, 1b. .... ..0. ...:..... 19¢ Pure Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. ..... ... 65c¢ Best Elgin Creamery Butter, lb... .47c because it diss Best Wisconsin Potatoes, pk. ....35¢c torts all th . CURVES ° Idaho Baking Potatoes, pk. ...... 45¢ EXTERNAL Pure Kettle Rendered Lard, 2 1bs..29¢ Spinach, fresh, pk. .............. 39¢ Golden Bantam Corn, Sweet- heart brand, 2 cans ............ 45¢ Horse Radish, per bottle ........ 15¢ Specials, Monday, Feb. 27 American Family or Fels Naptha Scap, 10 bars .......... 59¢ P. & H. White Naptha Soap, 10 bars ©..000 0. oo la an 39c Large American Family Soap Flakes, pkg. J... 0... 49c Chipso, large"pkg.'.".............. 20c Diana Castile Soap, 2 bars ....... 15¢ Old Dutch Klenser, 3 tins ....... 25¢ Specials, Tuesday, Feb. 28 Pillsbury, Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour, 241, 1b. sacks ......... $1.14 Post Bran Flakes, pkg. .......... 12¢ Corn Flakes, pkg. ................ 9c Shredded Wheat, pkg. ........... 11c Cream of Wheat, pkg. ........... 24c Puffed Wheat, pkg. ............. 12¢ Quaker Oats, pkg. .............. 10c Best Lamb Stew, 1b. ............ 29c Specials, Wednesday, Feb. 29 - Boneless Rump Corned Beef, lb., 33c Hamshank or Butt, lb. ............ 15c¢ Crisco, db... i... 0d. 0 000 23c Pompeian Olive Oil, qt. ......... $1.00 English Walnut Meats, 1b. ...... 79c Alola Red Raspberry or Straw- berry Preserves, 11b. jar ....... 27¢c Sweetheart Sweet Pickles, HORT, ed i a Re 25¢