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WINNETKA TALK August 4, 1928 SUMMER SALE of Costume Jewelry Entire Month of August ES Gifts Bridge Prizes Party Favors Zee Chiffon and Service HOSE Begs Dainty LINGERIE Beet CIRCULATING LIBRARY with the Best and Latest BOOKS Aladdin's Lamp 572 Lincoln Avenue WINNETKA Phone Winnetka 2558 Garden Furniture in Bright Colors Now Popular Plan When a yard has trees, that prac- tical and pretty bit of furniture called the seat around the tree is particu- larly appropriate for warm weather time. As its name suggests it is a cir- cular bench or it may be hexagonal, and it completely surrounds the tree. It sometimes has a back against the tree trunk on the inside of the circle, and again it has net. If the yard has no sizable trees, a bench shaded by an arbor trellis gives a shady and serviceable spot in which | to enjoy the open. Formerly garden furniture was mostly green, the obvious idea being that it should match with the foliage and the grass. Or white, to form a contrast, might be used, but other shades were not "the thing." Now garden furniture has taken on color along with pink bathroom fix- tures, apple green washing machines, bright blue walls, scarlet furnaces, tinted gas ranges and colorful roofs and walls. We see the garden tables and chairs which take their color cues from the flowers which surround them, and out- door furniture is blossoming forth in all the colors of the rainbow. One feature which possesses much value in the riot of color it can add to the garden picture is the large sun umbrella, something like the mushroom in shape. These are so large that they can cover an entire settee or table and chairs. This um- brella can incline obligingly in what- ever direction the sun may be. Naturally, if a house has awnings, it is fitting that these umbrellas should match. Or again they may a color scheme entirely their own. FORTHCOMING BOOKS How to Get Rid of a Woman, by Ed- ward Anthony. Wilton Olmstedd's Initimate Story of His Busy Love Life. Apparently, women prefer saps! The Quartz Eye, by Henry Kitchell Webster. A new mystery novel, where- in a lens and a girl in a blue car play important parts. The Runaways, by George Birming- ham. The Irish clergyman-humorist at his best in a gay, insouciant tale of a mythical kingdom and--Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Gardner, 745 Ash street, are expecting William Reed of Lake Village, Ark.,, who was their guest a week ago, to return for this week-end. ---- Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Conrad of 1099 Pelham road are leaving this week- end for Birchwood Lodge at Manito- wish, Wis. They will stay there for two weeks. ancl Mrs. F. R. Byrum of 791 Walden road has been entertaining her mother, Mrs. W. W. Cope of Troy, Ohio, for the past two weeks. Mrs. Cope plans to leave today for her home. close-out sale. EVANSTON Close-Out All Summer Frocks Every summer Frock in our Shop will be marked down for immediate We must make room for Fall merchandise; it will pay anyone to buy now--as you will have at least two months' wear. will be placed on sale--many Hats can be worn well into the Fall sea- more. therefore, Close-out Prices, $10.75 to $19.75 ALL MILLINERY Your chance to buy one or Close-out Prices, $1.95 to $5.00 Loe Open Saturday Evenings 897 Linden Ave. --Upholstering-- Our service includes everything from cabinet work to the final painting. UPHOLSTERING--AII Kinds of Furniture MATTRESSES--SLIP COVERS Repaired--Renovated--Made to Order . I ANTIQUES--INTERIOR FURNISHINGS FURNITURE--of all descriptions made to order CABINET WORK. HusBARD WooDS UPHOLSTERY Co. Mrs. R. Halun HUBBARD WOODS Ph. Winn. 3014 On Honeymoon Photo by Gibson-Casebeer Mrs. Lester F. Ball, whose mar- riage was an event of June 23, is with Mr. Ball at Owokonze, Canada. They are returning to Wilmette in Septem- ber to make their home. Mrs. Ball was Miss Olga Stopka of Wilmette. ENTERTAIN FOR VISITOR Mrs. J. B. Rittenhouse, 829 Foxdale avenue, who entertained at luncheon last Thursday, and Mrs. Benjamin Wilson, Jr, who will entertain on Monday afternoon, are among the Winnetkans who are giving parties in honor of Juanita B. West, who is the guest of Mrs. Ralph Batten. the guardian of the garden 2? 40 7 Oo ROO 1.9 4110.18) 3 i ee ) 87. (® garden hose Garden hose gets mighty hard usage. CRACKPROOFR,manu- factured by the Pioneer Rubber Mills under an exclusive process, withstands this rough treatmens to an unusual degree. You should examine CRACKPROOR garden hose before puzchaung this year, also Sprinklers both the Revolving and Stationary types at Eckart Hardware Co. 735 Elm Street Winnetka Phones--843--844 EE casa - : | ie or TT r---- nn