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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1924 3 "Cow Footprints' to Fool Dry Agents This shoe, now a trophy in the prohibition unit at Washington, D. C., was worn by a distiller in the vicinity of Hillsboro, Fla. When the still was dis- covered no human footprints could be found but all around the still were bovine footprints. The frame is made of wire and on the bottom are what ap- pears to be two heels. In reality they are blocks of wood cut to resemble the hoofs of a cow. MIX VAUDEVILLE AND CLASSICS AT RAVINIA Two interesting compositions, Paul Lacombe's "Aubade printanniere," or Spring morning serenade, and Ed- ward Elgar's "The Wand of Youth" will be combined with some vaude- ville numbers by north shore young- sters to comprise the Ninth Children's afternoon at Ravinia, Thursday, Au- gust 21, beginning at 3 o'clock. The program will be as follows: I. Chicago Symphony Orchestra Eric Delamarter, conducting 1. Aubade printanniere . Paul Lacombe 2. March ) "The Wand of 3. The Little Bells) Youth" 4. The Tame Bear) Suite No. 2 5. The Wild Bears) Edward Elgar Intermission II. Vaudeville A North Shore Amateur performance. I. Boy Scout Tumblers....Lake Bluff 2. Daisy--The Trick Horse........... Lake Forest 3. Saxaphone Solo by Stillman Chap- man Highland Park 4. A Moment from Mother Goose.... Pp IE i FE Ravinia Time: So Long Ago. Place: The Land of Make-Believe. The Old Woman ..Mildred Haessler The Children .... Katharine Block, Betty Jane Browning, Donald Davidson, Dianne and James Ewell, Teddy Grieg, Jimmie and Ruth Hirsch, Virginia Wilson, Elizabeth and Ruby MacLaren, Etta and Ruth Pardee, Alice and Mildred Simpson, Betty Stein, Joan Walker, Barbara and Mar- garet Wrenn. 3..Clog dance r. .rvvv civ nas Glencoe 6. Tecumseh--A Yatoka Indian...... oT Drain waren a on ARE gree Winnetka 7. Topsy and Fvar.. li. ... Kenilworth 8. Dancing Scheie sie foros Wilmette 1. The Firefly 11. The Jazz Toe Patsy Krafthefer Mrs. Pierre Bontecue, accompanist. Explain Closing of Strip of New Road The {formal opening followed by closing the Belvidere road--State route No. 20--between Volo and Mec- Henry, has brought innumerable com- plaints and protests to the highway department of the Chicago Motor club. Investigation made by Charles P. Root, manager of the touring bureau of the club, showed that while the new pavement was thrown open to the public, it was necessary to close it again in order to complete filling in the shoulder grades. George N. Lamb, district state high- way engineer, made this explanation to the Chicago Motor club: R. C. A. Radio If vou float hone a bit late why don't you have some Brunswick Recoids under your arm to make it easy for you ? 2? Winnetka SErematioh Shor W. J. DEHMLOW, Prop. 576% Lincoln Ave. Winnetka Phone Winnetka 1811 Come in and inspect the new Brunswick Radiola The Wonder Machine Don't fail to come in and see this beauti- ful machine. Kimball Pianos Immediate delivery. Soa ag Good News for the Housewives At last you are going to have a Home Laundry on the North Shore where your clothes will be taken care of just like in your own home. No worrying about a laundress, and it won't cost you any more. 4 Ginghams and Silks all washed by hand. Special care given curtains and blankets. Let us convince you that this is the rhost 1 Phone b Highland Park 4 1587 1 326 : North pe First Street economical way. QUICK SERVICE DURMENT'S HOME LAUNDRY Highland Park PINS Te ies es THE OLD AND THE NEW In the old location, but in a new store, is where I will be sometime between the first and tenth of September. My stock must correspond with my handsome new store, so I am going to make prices so very attractive that my present stock will be almost entirely sold out by the time I am ready to move. be new and up-to-the-minute. Everything in the new store must CASH ONLY JUST LOOK OVER THE PRICES SHOWN Men's and Boys' Bathing Suits at 14 regular price. $6.50 Bull sider. nse $3.25 B00 =" | % sep cee ves 2.50 3108s 17 eh 2.00 ET ial RE ER 1.50 200LTS in. nnae ih 1.00 All Bathing Caps, Belts; also Rub- ber Balls at 14 price Men's Straw Hats, size 634, 674 and 7 left, all go at $1.00 Men's tan and white line Golf Knickers, only 32, 34, 36 $ 5 waist, at only 2.9 + SiH Td es a sa se 0s ses Men's neck band style Shirts, not all sizes, slightly soiled, sold at 95 $1.50, $2.50, $3.00, at C Men's Broadcloth Shirts, with and without collars, in mostly $2 25 blue and white, at only. ... ° Men's Shirts, collars attached, in $1.65 Men's Shirts and Drawers, B. V. D. style, per garment 55¢ white, grey and tan at only only PRCT RB IS NE Ree IE Ec IRE BELOW Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, not all initials left, sold at 25¢ and 10c Men's Summer Caps, sold at $1.50 and $2.00, at only 35¢ each, at only $1.00 Men's $1.00 Silk Four-in- hand Ties at al TE Uy EE el a BON Men's Wash Ties, sold at 25¢ and pci at only ch Ok Men's Leather Bill Folds, $ sold at $1.50 and $2.00, at .. 1.00 Men's Key Ring Cases, regu- lar. 50c case, at Boys' Black Stockings, regu- lar 50c grade, at A few Boys' Waists left, size 12, 13, 14, sold at $1.00 ole eile A few Boys' Knickers left, not all sizes, sold at $2.00 and $1 25 eo soho eo so tein dv hae LJ Men's and Young Men's fancy 95 sport Belts, sold at $1.50, for. . C Men's Golf Stockings, also boys', only a few left, if they are your size take them at 15 regular price. Men's Silk Hose, assorted colors at per pair Men's Cotton Hose, sold at 20c pair, 2 pair for * JOHN H. DETHLOFF Men's and Boys' Furnishings Carlton Building $2.50, at Boys' Knitted Ties, sold at 35 O5c, at C Men's Khaki and Blue Work Shirts, at Caps, sold at $1.50 at only Boy's Phone Winnetka 1077 000 ey .