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WINNETKA TALK March 31, 1928 IS YOUR PLAY YARD EQUIPPED FOR SUMMER? At no additional cost we will plan and equip properly according to age. Community Nursery School 769 Locust St. Phone Winn. 2560 Mrs. George Bruce Brooks is leav- ing Sunday for her home in New York after a visit of "several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Renwick, of 1457 Asbury avenue. Mr. Brooks arrived Friday to spend the week-end at the Renwicks' and to return east with his wife. Republican Mass Meeting LOWDEN-EMMERSON-DENEEN GROUP at SKOKIE SCHOOL, WINNETKA Saturday Evening, March 31, 1928 at Eight O'Clock SPEAKERS: SENATOR CHARLES S. DENEEN JUDGE JOHN A. SWANSON Candidate for State's Attorney CHARLES E. MERRIAM EDWARD R. LITSINGER Candidate for Board of Review JUDGE DANIEL P. TRUDE ANNA WILMARTH ICKES Candidate for State Representative JUDGE CHARLES M. THOMSON WILL PRESIDE COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS Professor from Peking University Speaks Here Mrs. Rudolph Matz opened her home at 1005 Sheridan road Tuesday evening for a talk by Dr. Timothy Lew in the interest of Peking univers- ity. Dr. Lew is a professor at the Chi- nese university and is now in this coun- try as an exhange professor, speaking at various universities and to interested groups throughout the country. Dr. Lew gave a most enlightening talk about the university, some of his own personal experiences, and conditions in China at the present time. The eighty Winnetkans who attended his talk were greatly interested in his mes- sage. Mrs. F. R. Byrum and her two sons, of 791 Walden road, leave this week- end for a visit with- Mrs. Byrum's par- ents in Ohio. They will be away ten days. of odo of fe of ode obo oe oo ode obo oo oo co oo shoo cof oo oo che fof odode of fs of oo os oF os oF obs oF obs oF oo oo obo ob Jo of Boop [ Make Your Appointment for Your Easter Hairdress and Facial Now! Marinello Beauty Shop PHONE WINNETKA 822 fofohefohep ob dod hdd phodpPofodd ood oo odo ode ode os of oo oe ob oo ood ol ob od BoB ob dob dob Bol oR dob dod oR Boob Bodob dob dobod CJ FLSIT THAL presents the SETTLE TELETEXT EE LELL MODE FOR SPRING mn: "Replicas and Adaptations of "Paris Imports "Daytime and Evening (Clothes (Costume cAccessories Sports 'Ghings 565 LINCOLN AVENUE, WINNETKA LIKE THE TELECHRON Winnetkans Who Have Installed the Electric Time Service Write Enthu- siastic Endorsements Several months ago the Electric de- partment of the village of Winnetka inaugurated a new service for con- sumers, consisting of electric time serv= ice from any electric light socket, by the use of Telechron electric time- ksepers, obtainable at the Village of- ce. Since the service was started, a con- siderable number of these clocks have been furnished to Winnetka house- holders. In order to ascertain whether the service has worked out satisfac- torily, the village recently wrote a let- ter to a number of these householders, asking whether the time service is giv- ing satisfaction. Numerous replies have been received, according to Village Manager H Woolhiser, in all of which much praise of the service is given, the following being typical of these expressions: Pleased with Service "I am very glad to say that we are most pleased with the Telechron time- keeper. There has been no trouble at all and it has been a great regulator for all our clocks and gives us a con- fidence that we. have accurate time. The peace of mind which has come regarding time has been worth many times the cost." "Based on the foregoing responses to our inquiry," Village Manager Woolhiser says, "we feel doubly justi- fied in recommending this time service to our customers. Telechron time-keep- ers, in several models, are on display at the Village office, where further in- formation may be obtained." William Hadley to Address Local Legionnaires Monday The next meeting of Winnetka Post No. 10, American Legion, will be Mon- day evening, April 2, at 8:15 at the Legion club rooms at Community House. William A. Hadley, of the Hadley Correspondence School for the Blind, will be guest and speaker of the evening. At the meeting on April 16, Win- netka Post will have as its guest of honor, Past National Commander Howard P. Savage, who was also in command of the second A. E. F. Pil- grimage to France, by the American Legion, in 1927. It is expected there will also be present other prominent Iegionaires at the April 16 meeting. GRANITE FURNISHED AND ERECTED BY J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT CO. FINEST DISPLAY OF MEMORIALS IN CHICAGO 5751 RAVENSWOOD AVE. Phone LONGbeach 4646 --" Lo