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NE WINNETKA TALK May 14, 1927 A SPECIAL EXHIBIT Perennials -- Phlox Shrubs at the Deerfield Garden Club's Flower 8 Garden Market PRIA. Deerfield Public School Phlox Deerfield Road $2.25 SATURDAY, MAY 14TH Franken Bros. Nursery PHONE DEERFIELD 241 George H. Butler in . . . Diplomatic Service George H. Butler of Glencoe, who was associated with Gilbert D. Johnson and Bro. in real estate in Winnetka, and with Windes and Marsh, Winnetka engineers, has entered the diplomatic service, and has received appointment with the American Consul in La Paz, Bolivia, South America. Mr. Butler reports Bolivia to be an ideal place for a vacation, with moun- tains, "duck shooting, llamas, alpacas and Indians." The Panama canal and I.ima can be visited on the way down, and are well worth the trip. Ask Your Dealer for Eleanor Bird Seed A Song In Every Seed. It's better than what you think is best. Fountain Square -- Evanston Sale of SECOND for the rugs you buy! The Annual Home Furnishings ORIENTAL RUGS BIG WEEK Scores of Evanston and North Shore home-makers have already taken advantage of the tremendous sav- ings--savings that often amount to as much as you pay Ask About the Buying Advantages | of the Budget Plan Caraja, 12583. ctievuiniriniriviin vs $59.00 Meshed, 11x8 ... cual Sand vor en $210.00 Camels Hair, 12x32... ... 0 van vss 85.00 Kandahar, 12X91 ...coivivains ine 433.00 Yashit, 5X2 oor canmiie vues duis 55.00 Manderine, 153x106... ..... oven 595.00 Chinese; 26x16... ............ 9.50 Chinese; 12x07... .....00. sities +5 289.00 Chinese, round, 2x2 ............. 5% 10.00 Gorovan, 12.3x9 0 00 000500 243.00 Chinese, round, 3x3... 0 0. 24.50 Anatolian, 20x12 .... i. on sedan 895.00 Chinese, 752.6 ..o.cvusamesss cn ones 49.00 Royal Saruk, Hx100 ........ cosas 783.00 Chinese; "4.3%2 2. Fiori vers ves 25.00 Ispahan, 16x10 ..... GC. 000000 750.00 Lord's--Second Floor Such Values as These: A afro r= ' u ---------------- -------- Open Country Day Auditorium With Pageantry, Song The new auditorium of the North Shore Country Day school was inau- gurated last week-end with the presen- tation of "Patience" by the pupils of the high schools. Three performances were given, and all played to large and enthusiastic audiences. Beginning with t h e singing of "Twenty Lovesick Maidens" by these picturesquely garbed maidens, through the effective finale in modern sports clothes, the production was very well done. Particularly well liked by the audience were the songs "He Was a Little Boy," sung by Lady Angela and Patience, the fable of "I'he Magnet and the Churn," sung by Archibald and the girls, and "Sing Hey to You," given by Reginald and Lady Jane, who sup» plied a good part of the humor of the opera. The leads were taken by different people, at the various performances. Jane Sutherland made a most charm- ing Patience, at the Saturday perform- ance. Kenneth McKown was Archi- bald, the self-styled "all right." His was one of the best voices in the pro- duction. The other poet, Reginald, be- loved of the "rapturous maidens," was given by Dennison Groves. Regin- ald's solicitor helped with the humor of the play. Dorothy Gerhard was the humorous Jane. Betty Fulton made an exquisite little Lady Saphir. Nancy Wilder, as Lady Ella, sang beautifully, as did Doris Ferry, who was a stately Lady Angela. The three officers of the Dragoon Guards provided a great deal of humor and sang exceptionally well. The dragoons themselves sang well and drilled excellently. Their red uniforms were most effective against the modernistic settings, which had been painted by the Art and Shop classes. The programs deserve particular mention. The cover was decorated with a sketch suggestive of Aubrey Beardsley, while inside was reproduced the original program of the opera. Around the edges are grouped the chorus girls of 1881, together with a bashful, hour-glass figured Patience and other girls, with one lone dragoon. Two parents of pupils in the school arranged for the music, which was given by members of the Chicago Symphony orchestra. Suggests Light System for Highways of County A new system of lighting the high- ways leading to the towns of Cook county of sufficient intensity to provide a clear vision for the motorist at least 100 feet in front of his machine is urged by R. K. Malcolmson, chairman of the Street and Highway committee of the National Electric Light associa- tion. "Highway lighting is an economic necessity," said Mr. Malcolmson. "It, is of especial importance to the towns of Cook county in which the main arteries of automobile travel leading to these suburban villages are not illum- inated as they should be for the safety of the motorist, and as a matter of suburban attractiveness which would bring more people to these towns. 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