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56 WINNETKA TALK December 10, 1927 i worn Walter Holmer, Back, Elected Captain of R. E. CROSBY Walter Wilicais for 39 2s half back of the Northwestern univer- PY sity football team, is the Purple grid Contractor & Builder captain for 1928, succeeding Vic Gus- tafson of Wheaton, who graduates in June. Holmer was elected Friday night at the annual Harvest home dinner of the Northwestern University club of Chicago at the Hotel Sherman. He is a junior in the school of com- merce and has played two years on the Wildcat team. His first year as a Building homes which are architec- turally correct and beautiful yet con- regular was spent as an understudy for triving to make them cost no more a A than structures called 'Just Homes." consequently, not much of Walt's abili- ty was demonstrated on the gridiron. This season, however, he was shifted to ; : halfback, where | Estimates and consultation cheerfully heliback, where he stared on Several given and without obligation of The complete Northwestern football any sort schedule for next season, completed y . Friday night, is as follows: Oct. 6--Butler at Evanston Oct. 13--Ohio State at Evanston Oct. 20--University of Kentucky at REMODELING INSULATION DERN ois zt Urbina REPAIR WORK Nov. 3--Minnesota at Evanston Nov. 10--Purdue at Evanston Nov. 17--Indiana at Bloomington Nov. 24--Dartniouth at Evanston The feature of the season is the in- tersectional battle with Dartmouth at * Dyche stadium, the last game of the season. "Artistic Homes at the Same Price" Er eroor L o A N S COMMISSION 566 Center St. Ph. Winn. 2032 On Desirable Fomes and Apartment WINNETKA John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance Company A. D. LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent 112 W. Adams St., Chicago You Save When You Buy Clans Made in Chicago WE GUARANTEE to demonstrate to your satisfaction that it is to your advantage to use this fuel or it will be removed at our expense and your money refunded. PHONE YOUR FUEL DEALER TODAY A skilled service man is in your neighborhood. He will call and inspect your heating plant and advise you the best way to save money on your fuel bill. KUTTEN BROS. EDINGER © SONS Ph. Wilmette 1-2900 Ph. Wilmette 641-642 MEYER COAL 8 MATERIAL CO. Phone Wilmette 1733-1734 Evanston Theater to Reopen Dec. 26 With Loop Stars Definite arrangements have been completed by Clyde Elliott, manager of the New Evanston theater, to open his showhouse Monday, Dec. 26, with a stock company composed of dramatic stars, including several members of the former Evanston Players. The first bill will probably be "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney." Among those who have appeared in Evanston before and whose talents are recognized by theater goers here are Gene Clarendon, Karl Way, Lew J. Welch and Rita Zane. The leading lady of the new company will be Mary Fuller, now playing on the Pacific coast. Other newcomers announced by Mr. Elliott are Robert White, juvenile; George Pembroke and Beatrice Leib- lee. The new leading man is now a mem- ber of the cast of one of the first-line loop productions. A glance at the list of shows an- nounced for production during the winter will delight every lover of the stage. Included are: "What Ann Brought Home," "Craig's Wife," "Wild Westcotts," "The Ghost Train," "Lightnin'," "The Fool," "White Col- ars," "Stella Dallas," "If I Was Rich," "East is West," "Hell Bent for Heav- en" and "The Showoff." ANNOUNCE REALTY SALES Paul Schroeder and company, north shore real estate operators, announce the following recent sales of property: to J. Lauth, 546 Barry avenue, Chi- cago, the W. S. Baur residence at 426 Tenth street, Wilmette; to Wilmer Wagner of Chicago the Albert L. Se- man residence at 808 Greenleaf ave- nue, Wilmette. Herbert Kiper, who is playing the leading role in the opera "Drei alte Schartheln" at the Victoria theatre at Belmont and Sheffield avenues, Chica- go, spent last Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, L. P. Salinger, 265 Poplar street. Mr. Kiper has been one of the foremost tenors of Berlin for several years. Choice eating Cali-Myrna Figs direct from the Orchards. Packed in attractive boxes for your Holiday Table. Make excellent Holiday Gifts. Better than candy for the children, healthful for the grown-ups. A five-pound box sent on approval. If satisfactory send one dollar and fifty cents in payment. For a shipment write your name and address across this Advertise- ment and send to Ottman-Proberta Orchards Proberta, California Order Early-- The Holidays Are Here Local Office 6811 Cregier Ave., Chicago Ay