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WINNETKA TALK March 17, 1928 Minimum Prices are the rule of this market. But oh, how good and tasty our meats are! Meats of only A-1 Quality are sold by us. When you order from Peters' you've ordered the best! Our Prices Are Always Low! Peters' Market Seems that Hubbard Woods Is to Hold an Exposition March 28 Meats of Quality 734 Elm Street Phones 920-21-22 GRAHAM = PAIGE a new line of Motor Cars Watch for Our Announcement HANSON MOTOR CO. Hupmobile Service 555 Chestnut St. Ph. Winnetka 330 Oh, don't you dream of foreign lands Of quaint old cities, shining strands? And wouldn't you like to cross the sea where strange and curious people be? You need not travel far away They're all at Hubbard Woods today! To merrie England you can hie Whore brave knights joust and maidens sigh; A page you'll see who's made a knight And brave Sir Miles now is he dight. Then gaily trip to sunny France Where little maids will sing and dance. Ah, parlez-vous le Francais--oui? Oh, here a charming sight you'll see. Now Holland you would love in spring, To visit it is just the thing-- Gay flower pots and bulbs and seeds, And many other garden needs 'Will greet you in this land so small, 'Where wooden shoes are worn by all. Close by the mountains rise so high We know that Switzerland is nigh. This land is full of gay bright toys And sweet hot chocolate each enjoys. Now back we turn to ancient lands, To temples fair and coral strands, And heroes brave of great renown Will show us '"Theras and His Town." Rome's men were stronger yet they say And we shall see them at their play-- At discus-throwing, hurling spears, Just as they strove in by-gone years. Across the sea so bright and blue The palms of Egypt come in view-- And in the streets of Cairo gay Are beads to buy and tiles of clay, \ Bright lampshades, pottery beside And wouldn't you like a donkey ride? Since now our trip is well begun Behold the land of the Rising Sun. Here blossoms sweet and maidens shy Entrance us and delight our eye-- | A cup of tea they'll serve to you A 'ricksha ride you might like too. Afar around the world we roam But gladly soon come sights of home-- For here are Indian girls and boys A man who tells of all their joys, He'll show you pictures, tell you tales, His stock of stories never fails. And now we see a real true farm For all of us it has a charm. Here too are seeds that you may buy And soon can in your garden try. Now last of all we've left for you Four things that give a whole world view. Since every day we're flying more, And many fly from shore to shore, Be sure you see the great display Of Aviation of today. If you like travel slides to see And around the world you'd go with glee, Miss Weeden gladly will explain A trip around by boat and train. Then there's a doll sale and a snow Dear dolls of now and long ago. Some dolls of silk and some of rags, And even dolls of paper bags. Folk dancing, dignified and gay, Be sure you see this, too, today. Some come from countries o'er the sea Some from our own land of the free. Then last of all before you go, The grab bag and the puppet show, "Three Wishes" is the play you'll see Oh, what a day will this one be! J. E. Bradstreet Trims Other 'Youngsters' on Gulfport Golf Course Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Bradstreet of 475 Cedar street have returned from a month's sojourn at Gulfport, Miss., whither they were accompanied by Mr. Bradstreet's father, J. Edwin Brad- street. The Senior Mr. Bradstreet had planned to go on down into Mexico, but after winning a championship on the Great Southern Golf course, at Gulfport, had no desire to travel fur- ther. He recently shot an 88, which won for him that honor in the 75-year- young-class of golfers in this winter mecca for golf enthusiasts. He is stopping at the Hotel Mark- ham, where his daughter, Mrs. How- ard H. Hoyt, of Winnetka, is also a. guest. They will remain in the south for another month. The Bradstreets motored down, going via Cairo, Memphis and Jack- son and returned by the way of Mus- cle Shoals, Nashville, Louisville and Indianapolis. In the latter city they stopped for a brief visit with the Wil- lard Bolte family, formerly of Win- netka. John, Charles and Brown Bolte, the sons, are attending Butler college there. Mr. and Mrs. Bradstreet also spent some time at Pass Christian and Biloxi, in all of which places they met many of their friends from Winnetka who have been spending the winter in the south. Jt was a most delightful trip throughout, Mr. Bradstreet says, and the golf courses and the weather are wonderful, so much so that it was difficult to pull away. But the real estate season on the north shore opened early in March and Mr. Brad- street, who with his son, Brownell, is engaged in that business at 788 Elm street, Winnetka, reluctantly laid aside his golf clubs and came on home to take up his tract book and real estate contracts. Country Day School Frosh Hold St. Patrick's Party The Freshman class of North Shore Country Day school gave a St. Pat- rick's day dance for the rest of the High school, Saturday, March 17, in the school gymnasium. As part of the entertainment a stunt in the form of a take-off on the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, "Patience," was presented by the Freshmen. fhe New HOOVER 3 IT BEATS. .. as it Sweeps as it Cleans 3 RN everything all 797 Elm Street the Giant Hoover When you're buying a Vacuum Cleaner --why not get the best? do -- and -- you can now buy a Hoover on the deferred payment plan -- only $6.25 down Porter's North Shore ELECTRIC SHOP EE! in our window It's two and' one-half times larger than the ordinary size Hoover offers other cleaners together will Phone Winnetka 44