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Show Will Feature Array of Antiques Antique collectors throughout the United States will exhibit in the annual Wilmette Antiques Show and Sale sponsored by the Woman's Club of Wilmette. The show will be held from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. next Luncheon and dinner will be served Monday, Tuesday, and Wed- show custom-designed Early Amernesday. On Thursday luncheon only ican lamps and Clint Matthews of will be served. Lebanon, 0., will exhibit early Early American primitives, and American pottery and antique guns 17th and 18th century English and To Exhibit Spatterware American furniture will be featured Helen Sonderlick of Hampshire, at the show. 111., will show a collection of List Collectors Pennsylvania Dutch spatterware. Exhibitors will include W. Russell Also exhibiting in the show are the Button of Douglas, Mich., formerly Santanys of Aurora, 111.; the Donof Chicago, who will arrange a ald Hallocks of Waupun, Wis.; collection of 17th and 18th century Maurice P. Clifford and Marie furniture, early Wedgewood, and Cassid, both of Chicago; and the Staffordshire figurines. Joseph E. Beebe's of Pierceton, Ind. Dimmery of Chicago who will show Local exhibitors are Veta Gorin, English pewter, early Georgian Jeanette Caskey, and Frances Marx desks,and 18th century tripod of the Buggy Wheel Antiques; and tables. Ward Smith and Robert Micle of John H. Bereman of Aurora and Town Hall Antiques, both of WilBurt V. Halbert of Lexington, Ky., mette. will collaborate is a showing of 18th Name Chairman century American antiques includMrs. Charles T. Morrison of ing a Queen Anne cupboard, primitive paintings, and rare American Wilmette is chairman of the show. Other committee chairmen are flasks. A collection of early period dolls Mrs. Walter T. Weiss of Northfield and antique jewelery will be ex- and Mrs. Robert McNattin of hibited by Elizabeth Stayner of Wilmette, meals; Mrs. Edwin Nelson of Kenilworth, kitchen help; Chicago. Herbert F. Schiffer of Exton, Pa., and Mrs. William Waterman of will bring a large collection of Wilmette, dining room. Mrs. William R. Baxter, 809 Chinese export porcelain made for American trade along with his Redbud Ln., Wilmette, may be specialty, 18th century American contacted for tickets. furniture. Special exhibits will include a collection of Americana by To Entertain Alumni Notre Dame Mothers' Club of Lawrence E. King of Monroe Center, 111., and American Country Niles will entertain mothers of the furniture by Earl Vaughn and Dean school's alumni at 8 p.m. next Thursday in the school cafeteria, Pleuss of Rockton. Verona Sunvold of Milwaukee will 7655 Dempster St., Niles. Children's Home, Aid Unit To Hold Membership Lunch The North Shore Auxiliary of the Illinois Childrens' Home and Aid Society will meet at 11 a.m. today for a membership luncheon in the home of Mrs. Eugene Corley, 1234 Oakwood Ct, Glenview. An agency staff member will talk on the activities of the society. Mrs. Lawrence Hubbell of Wilmette is in charge of the luncheon. HEWYORK'SNEWEST SUITS*... at Savings of $10 to $30 E% · Sale Starts Saturdav It's a horrifying experience to have draperies come back from the drycleaner several inches shorter than when they were sent. But this never happens to customers of the North Shore Drapery Clinic. You see, we have a special type of blocking and stretching equipment called a "Draper-form" which gently blocks in all of the pleats and carefully eases back the hemline to its original length. And how do we know this original length? That's easy. We carefully measure each pair of draperies while we are inspecting them for weak spots, sun damage, and other potential problems before drycleaning. You see our drapery clinic service is much more than a cleaning service. Your draperies receive the same clinical care as a patient in the hospital. And that's why we have such spectacularly good results. If you have a friend or neighbor whose draperies you particularly admire, ask if they haven't been cleaned at North Shore Drapery Clinic. Chances are they have, for our best advertisements are now hanging at the windows of hundreds of North Shore homes. Our service can include complete takedown and re-hang if you wish. or simply a pick-up service at your door. Or you may bring your draperies directly to our stnre at 336 Park Avenue. We'll look forward to seeing you soon, T he N e w e s t S t y l e s . Su^W&WWnes . . . beautiful det<3 lobUBpndhfidual fashions. T h f t N e w e s * Fabrics . . . 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