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he A ei : b August 4, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Geological Classes to Meet in Canoes at Lake Superior ty-eight years a buyer in the whole- Canoes will constitute the class room of a party of sixteen student geologists that will leave here next Thursday for an all-canoe geological field trip in the Lake Superior region. Prof. U. S. Grant and Prof. J. T. Stark of the department of geology and geography of Northwestern university will conduct this unique summer course in geology. The members of the class will be away from civilization four weeks. After outfitting at Ely, Minn, they will travel by canoe eastward through lakes along the international boundary between Minnesota and Ontario and circle back to Ely. The course will be devoted largely to a study of the Pre-Cambrian geol- ogy of parts of the Lake Superior region, especially northeastern Min- nesota and adjacent parts of Ontario. Students will be trained in methods of geological field work and in detailed mapping of selected areas. A day will be spent at the head of Lake Superior, where intrusive and extrusive Keween- awan rocks, Lake Superior sandstone, old lake beaches, ore docks and the like will be studied, as well as the great fault on the south side of the Lake Superior basin. The productive part of both the Mesabi and Vermilion iron ranges will be visited. Of the sixteen students in the party, half of them will be graduate students doing advanced work in geology. Three of them have their master's degrees now, and one a Ph. D. Besides North- western, Cornell university, the Uni- versity of Rochester (N. Y.), the Uni- versity of Illinois, Hamilton college (Clinton, N. Y.), and the Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College will be represented. Wilmette Golf Club in Annual Pow Wow Aug. 8 The annual Pow Wow or day for men at the Wilmette Golf club will be held Wednesday, August 8. This is one of the most popular events of the season at the club and never fails to attract a large turnout of golfers. Special prizes will be awarded to the winners of the various events. GARBAGE CAN IN GROUND Place your refuse in the ground-- another type of refuse disposal now on the market. It is a container of galvanized iron, insulated and placed in the ground. The cover can be lifted by merely touching a lever with the foot. It closes when the foot is re- moved. PARIS LOOKS GOOD! The North Shore Real Estate Board has been functioning without its president, Lewis T. Dodd, whose thoughts are far away from real estate. Mr. Dodds is touring Europe, but just to show he hasn't forgot- ten the North Shore he sends a card which reads: "We are just back from Italy and Paris looks good to us." Not merely a window shade--but a Correct Shade for Every Window UNIVERSAL WINDOW SUPPLY CO. Phone 629 Tower Court Building Linden Ave. and Tower Road, Hubbard Woods Main Office and Factory 1223 Addison St., Chicago Tel. Buckingham 6011 John M. MacMurchy Dies at Evanston Home John Marshall MacMurchy, for thir- sale carpet department of Marshall Field & Co., died Monday at his Ev- anston home. Mr. MacMurchy was the father of Mrs. Florence Bay, 63 Abbottsford road, Winnetka. A native of Scotland, Mr. Mac- Murchy was sixty-three years old at the time of his death. Upon his re- tirement from business four years ago he was one of the best known experts in the carpet industry. Other survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sarah MacMurchy, and two other daughters, Miss Helen MacMurchy, who lived at home, and Mrs. Sally Macl.ean, of Chicago, and one son, James T. MacMurchy, also of Chi- cago. Funeral services were held at his late residence Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and interment was made at Graceland cemetery. GAS FIRED BOILERS A gas fired furnace which takes over the role of the stove is now an actuality in the small home or bun- galow. There is a special stove or heater with a casing around it. Cool air enters at the bottom and goes out at the top of the room. No ashes! No trouble! Miss Christine Baumann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Butler Bau- mann, 279 Linden street, is at home after visiting friends and relatives in California during the past two months. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bayless, 786 Locust road, are expecting Mr. Bay- less' father, V. W. Bayless, of Dubuque, Iowa, to arrive next week to be with them for several weeks. Fur Coats to suit every purse Okean's August Fur Sale OW in effect, we inaugu- rate our August Sale with the most extensive assortment of the finest grade of skins we have ever gathered together. Savings are more pronounced . « . values will exceed all ex- pectations. Make your purchase now. M. B. Okean Co. MANUFACTURING FURRIERS 15 years on the North Shore 569 LINCOLN AVENUE WINNETKA 2752 Corie Tnan 565 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka Reductions That Bring Exceptional Values at an Opportune Time DRESSES Tub silk d plai i lige. Wor weathes doles Foi 9 1 0" merly priced up to $19.75. Now reduced to COATS - DRESSES 1 SPORTS APPAREL ENSEMBLES - GOWNS Formerly $25 to $115 2 Yavivai Painted Butterfly 1054 Gage Street Hubbard Woods (Next to Postoffice) Announcement Ya\iiraxiivaxiivaxivaiivaiivaiivayivaivaxl 0 Having cleared away a great deal of our old stock . ... we will continue our business with a view to specialize in Attractive Gifts ranging in price from $1 to $10 ravi axiraviivaviive [ravivaxivaxi along with some Decorative Furnishing now in vogue. } [airy We have re-stocked--and you will find our new things quite appealing bYiivaYl Travia "Our older stock is still REDUCED 259% SPACE FOR RENT We have some space available to an in- terior decorator, with or without the services of our shop assistant. Call Winnetka 1129 Iraxiivey TY [| DINO 7a iiTaiy traxiivay Vii 7aX1 TAXI 7X1 7aYLT@Y LEVI TAXI 78Y I @\LYaX II TAY LY@XII VXI TEVA LY@N TAXI /aY L7aY 1 Tax TaY LYaXI Taxi /avii®: