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WINNETKA TALK September 8, 1928 Our First Dollar Day Sale Wednesday, September 12th This will be the first opportunity for us to offer the people of Winnetka "Dollar Day Items" . . . and in order to make it an event to be remembered, we are offering . . . .. .. Fancy Shorts They're cool, and perfect fitting. All sizes, all colors. Values to $2.50 Golf Hose Fancy patterns in wool, cotton and lisle. Values to $3 Items for Men 1 dozen handkerchiefs ....... 5 pairs of hose for ......... Neckwear Plain colors, fine stripes; every rich color and silk. Values to $1.50 Attention Mothers and Boys KAYNEE Shirts and Waists 2 for $1 Everyone knows the famous Kaynee Shirts and Waists for boys. Boy's Golf Hose 2 Pair for $1 Fancy colors. Sizes 7% to 10 FELL'S Your Clothier Hart Schaffner ¥ Marx Clothes Exclusively 786 Elm St. Winnetka Phone 307 13 St. John's Ave. Highland Park Phone 307 Eastern Star Invites to Ceremony Sept. 10 Winnetka chapter No. 942, O.E.S. has invited all Eastern Star members to attend its advanced Officers' night Monday evening, September 10, at the Winnetka Masonic temple, 708 Elm street. Mrs. Emily Mullen will be acting matron and Frank M. Anderson acting worthy patron. Mrs. Sarah Daniels, worthy grand associate matron of Illinois, is to be guest of honor. Mrs. Christine Wolter is worthy matron and Thomas N. Wheatley, worthy patron of Winnetka chapter. Winnetka Children Home From Camp This Week _ Among those returning this week from Camp Greenwood, Mrs. J. B. Riddle's camp at Ellison Bay, Dorr county, Wis, are: Marion Argy, Laura Bartlett, Deborah Brennemann, Esther Buchen, Anne Byron, Jean Clark, Cordelia Cole, Elsie Earle, Dorothy Gerhard, Anne Liddle, Joan and Maryllyn McAdams, Rosemary Price, Patricia Speed, Elizabeth Bar- den, Nancy Raub, Nan Wilder, Janet Chatten, Jack Nellegar, Jack Forstall, Junior Moon, Bobby McCloud, Billie Humphrey, Ham Smith, Dick Larkin, Peter Gerhard, Billy Moseley, Wayne Mosley, Hugh Petersen, Olaf Bolm, Elmer Eldrige, Roland Williams, and George Richards. a Ls | FUR COATS CLEANED $1.00 | On Wednesday, Sept. 12th, we have a unique offer. We will clean one fur coat at the regular price of $5 and a second coat for $1. Get your coats out today! Fur Neckpieces Cleaned $1 M. B. Okean Co. Manufacturing Furrier 567 LINCOLN AVENUE WINNETKA 2752 Campers Return from Expedition on Adventure Isle Charles A. Kinney returned to Win- netka Sunday bringing with him the last contingent of boys from Ad- venture Island camp. The season just closed marks the most successful since the camp was established, Mr. Kinney states. Of the original group of north shore boys who helped build the camp Viking ship on the Winnetka beach four years ago and later sailed it 300 miles to the island in Green Bay, six were members of the camp this summer. Since the boys landed and took pos- session of the island four years ago they have gone through the pioneering stages that many of their ancestors passed through in settling America, clearing the wilderness for their tents, building a harbor for their boats, cut- ting trails across the island, building their own shop, cabin and tree houses, and clearing a playfield. The building of Eskimo kyacks by the boys proved to be a successful venture this summer, nearly half of the boys building their own boats after the design worked out by Mr. Kin- ney last winter. For young boys the craft proved to be more seaworthy than open canoes, and unsurpassed for cruising purposes, being light enough for a boy to pick up and carry on to the beach. In speed the new boats easily excelled open canoes of the reg- ulation models. The camp was visited by a large number of north shore residents this summer, many of whom have watched its development over several years. The local boys and councilors at the camp this summer were Jack Hop- kins, Alfred Price, Bill Hughes, George Thornton, Alan Bachrach, Bill Welch, Bob Holland, Webb Powell, Peter Bachrach, Harry Vale, and Ewing Johansen. Eight different states were represented on the camp roster. Winnetka Scientist Wins Doctor Degree at U of C The degree of Doctor of Philosophy has been conferred upon Graeme Can- ning, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Can- ning, of 889 Sheridan road, Hubbard Woods, by the department of hygiene and bacteriology of the University of Chicago. J During the past two years Dr. Canning has been conducting a series of experiments to determine the im- munological differences between tis- sues of animals. For this work he has been elected to Sigma Xi, honorary scientific society. Dr. Canning will leave soon for the University of Tennessee where he will be professor of zoology. 1054 GAGE ST. special--Dollar Da y--S pecial Many charming trifles reduced to One Dollar--$ 1 --One Dollar Also $1 Discount with every $5 purchase on all other stock Painted Butterfly Art Studio HUBBARD WOODS PH. WINN. 1207