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Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 6 Sep 1929, p. 16

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16 WILMETTE LIFE September 6. 1929 The K.nupfer Studios PLAN GOLF TOURNEY Miss Ethel Flentye Plays at Musicians' Club Meeting Kenilworth Club Announces Third I School of MUSIC Fine Arts Building, Chicago ill 1/IIII'OI!IIdll.f/ /a/;( ·s ]Jf('(ISIII'f /It!' OJi rllillrJ of (f NORTH SHORE BRANCH at 1 167 W·Jmette Ave nue. Wilmette A ll b ranch es o f m u sic. l ' la uu d t·JIHrtm t· ut in l'lu lr!lt' of A NIT A A LV AR EZ K NUPFE R Tui t iott rut t·!'- ~ IU . IIO tu $; :,.no .-o r 1 10 w t·t· k s t ..r m. U (·u rt liu ~ t o tt ·a t · l t~·r For illfonnntirnl Phone Wilm ett e · 1 s 2. or writ e for ca talo g to Secretary. Knupfer Studios, Fine Arts Building. Chicago \ , ,, ,.," " P·" ~ ,,., , I'· .1 'i.pr. ·mh,·t Qrh . l'upil' ,·rHnlkd .11 .rny trm,· :\\r . \\' ,1 iln 1-: n uJd , r l rmrh·d numh,· r o f pup rl ' .11 rh,· 0:oHth SlhH·' Hr .lrHh '"'! IRED ALE FIREPROOF W A REI-lOUSES If yo u are hre a k i n~ up h o u se k ee pin ~ thi s Fa ll. th e chea pes t. sa f e~t and. most sa ti sfac tor y thing to do is to store yo ur furniture and ? th e r va lu ab les. Thev w ill he sa fe fr om all ha za rd s and you will be relteved of a ll wo rry. Es tim ates gladl y furni shed. Fall housecleaning? Let lredale's MOTHPROOF Your Overstuffed Furniture and Rugs! 172J BE NS()N A\1EN U E, E VANSTON PI!O J VH W//,ll1HT1'H 1332 Tlle third annual golf tournament to he staged hr t he Kenilwor th club h;1s bern announced for Friday, September 20 and wi ll he played at the \ Vilmette C~lf cl ub begi nn ing at 1 o'cloc k in t!le afternoon. There wi ll be medal play. IR holes, handicap. I "Success of the tournament hst \'Car." reads a notice of the C\'ent, I "makes nnl~· a brief announcement RETURNS FROM EAST ! neces sary. This is an annual e\'ent, ~1iss Estelle Swigart, daughter (lf anticipi1tcd h~· all our golfing members. ~ I r. and ~1 rs. 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