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WINNETKA TALK October 27, 1928 Announcing a New Bakery and Pastry Shop Now Open in Hubbard Woods Here you will find a complete assort- ment of Breads, Cakes and delicious Pasteries, made from the same pure, wholesome ingredients used in your home. A cordial invitation to visit our new Pastry SHop is extended to all. We know you will be delighted with the taste and flavor of our goods. Free Souvenirs Saturday During the opening days a useful household article will be given free with each purchase of 50c or more. / Delicatessen Service Open Sundays 8:00--12:00 and 4:00--8:00 Mercedes Pastry Shop 895 LINDEN AVE. Hussarp WooDs PICTURE QUIZ by C. R. Patchen This car broke all existing speed records in 1927. Try to answer these ques- tions before reading answers below: : Questions What car is it? Who drove it? What kind of car is it? On what race course did it break the record? . How fast did it go? The Community Pharmacy delivery department is breaking all courtesy and speed records. Service is as near as your phone whether you live on Lincoln Avenue or Sheridan Road. Call 164-33, better still--stop in, look over our Hallowe'en Novelties and Candies-- You'll like their party-dress and atmosphere. "SMILING SERVICE" Community PHARMACY 750 Elm Street Ph. Winn. 33-164 Answers 1. Mystery "S". 2. Major H. O. D. Seagrave. 3. Sunbeam. 4. Daytona Beach, Fla. 5. 203.8 miles an hour. John S. Miller to Speak at Smith Rally Oct. 30 . Tuesday evening, October 30, a meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dwight P. Green, 329 Chestnut street, at which John S. Miller and Arthur Fisher will speak in the in- terests of Alfred E. Smith, Democra- tic candidate for President. William Gold Hibbard will preside and anyone interested in the election of Mr. Smith to the Presidency is cordially invited. Skokie School Faculty Buffalo Farms Guests Members of the Skokie school fac- ulty journeyed to the Buffalo Farms near Wheeling after school Thursday afternoon, where they were guests of Mrs. Alice Larkin, who was in charge of the biology department at Skokie school for several years. Mrs. Larkin is now superintendent of the Buffalo Farms. HORACE MANN VISITORS Eight principals of Chicago public schools were visitors at the Horace Mann school on Wednesday. They came to study the Winnetka technique, a part of which they plan to use in their own schools. Community Drama Club to Present Play Nov. 14-15 "The Classilis Engagement," by Sir John Hankin, is to be the first play presented this year by the Community Drama club on November 14 and 15 at the Community House. The play, which takes place at the country home, Denyham, of a wealthy Englishwoman, presents some very un- usual situations and some splendid characterizations. Mrs. Classilis, a middle aged woman of the upper class invites her son's fiancee, Ethel Borridge, and her mother, for a visit. She believes that when her son sees the girl, who is of a much lower class, in his own home, that he will come to the realization that marriage with her will be impossible. The great wisdom of this excellent mother, who, instead of forbidding her son to marry Ethel, gives him a chance to decide for him- self, is splendidly portrayed. The plot is most unusal and the play is one of the older, better known ones that has been presented in other places many times with great success. The cast for the play is working under the direction of Mrs. Sherman Goble. Get the Habit -- Watch our Windows They'll keep you informed on what's happen- ing in the world of style for men. They reflect the best ideas of famous manufacturers like Wilson Brothers. They tell you what's new and what's right. Whenever you pass, take a look --you'll always see something worth while. 786 Elm Street L L 13 St. John's Ave. 2 atetia Your Clothier Highland Park hone 307 . Hart Schaffner & Marx Phone 307 * Clothes Exclusively EX a