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66 WINNETKA TALK December 15, 1928 Mrs. Frederick Dickinson, 1228 Scott avenue, is expecting her mother, Mrs L.A. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hinchcliff and | during the Christmas holidays. family, to spend a few days with her --O-- at Christmas time. Miss Dorothy Dick- college next Monday. ness trip to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cobb, of Boston, Mass., will visit Mr. and Mrs. John C. Townsend, of Galesburg and | Cobb, Jr., 615 Elm street, Winnetka Frank Barrett, 55 Essex road, Kenil- mson will return home from Smith |werth returned this week from a busi- Don't Blame the Furnace Look First to your Walls! The finest heating plant in the world won't keep you warm if your walls are mere hollow drafty shells. Let us pour your walls full of insulation and make them thick barriers against cold. K AL: K-L-TE INSULATION is different from all other types of insulation you have known. It is a light, fibrous fire-proof material and is poured with a hose into the hollow spaces between the inner walls and the out i i 4 Suter sheathing, stucco or brick work of your ' me--also above the ceilings. s' Cd . . ' Applied Without Muss 2 . Oo Mo tearing away of walls, no muss, no fuss. a & ou don't even have to sweep up af ' a Ld . ) P up after the J LS installation has been made. , Seg Po! S&F YF > Easy Terms <0 Ff Kalkite Insulation may be pur- RAE Sos chased on easy time payment basis rE and quickly pays for itself in ¢ wd ps o* "AE fuel saved. Mail coupon FA 2a for complete facts and free PL ao Se SN > . x LT uh dE 4G dee estimate of fuel savings, or ,* Soo 7 7 R) DEY & 'a / / telephone State 5079. RAPT IAC SF » Heating Oils » Coal | Coke * and Wood =0]], [€]= 43 Kenilworth Boy Scouts Life Photo Forty-three Kenilworth Boy Scouts are shown here with their leader, Robert W. Townley, athletic director at the Joseph Sears school. Mr. Townley is in charge of an extensive Scout program in Kenilworth, which includes fre- quent hikes and athletic activities of various kinds. Plan Hobby Exhibition by Junior Hiking Group The Junior Hikers of Kenilworth, or- ganization of boys under Scout age, are plannig a hobby show to be held about the middle of February after the new gymnasium at the Joseph Sears school is completed. Each Junior Hik- ers club will have a booth, in which the hobbies of various club members will be represented. There will also be stunts and demonstrations for the parents, according to the preliminary plans. Robert W. Townley, athletic director at the Joseph Sears school reports that the home meetings for the boys are working out successfully. All of the clubs hold meetings at least once a week under the direction of the club leader, and one of the clubs has held a skating party. Zn & 1626 Orrington Avenue AS 2 JEWELRY The Gift Supreme! ADORABLE GIFTS TO BE HAD Beautiful Costume Rings A line of specially priced Ivory Toilet LEE NELSON - Jeweler EvANSTON (New Hahn Building) Po IN JEWELRY Ladies' Diamond Set Wrist Watches, $60.00 and up Men's Elgin and Hamilton Watches, $35.00 and up Other Sport Watches, $6.50 and up in silver and gold, from $4.50 up Dresden enameled Compacts, $7.00 and up ware that will interest you. University 461 Sw yu--