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WINNETKA TALK September 8, 1928 LLL UL Lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiriiiiiriiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidiiddddididddidiid RADIO eT IT'S HERE "%: SPARTON EQUASONNE RADIO'S RICHEST VOICE Models from $149.50 to $875.00 Let Us Demonstrate RADIO SERVICE SHOP HOME MOVIES Winnetka 1840 BL LCC CULL ZZ 2 2 arid 2 Cariton Bldg. MOVING * EGARDLESS of the time you plan to change your address, Rensch Fireproof Warehouse is equipped to meet practically any demand of service. Nevertheless it is an advantage to make your res- ervation as early as possible, in order that we may render you the greatest possible accommodation, And if you intend to put your furnishings in stor- age when your present lease expires, remember we have superior facilities at your disposal at a nominal charge. MOVING - - PACKING - - SHIPPING LoNG DISTANCE HAULING PAUL A. RENSCH, President ENSCH FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE STORAGE 521 MAIN STREET Wilmette 32 University 7317 A ET A EE PLE CE WILMETTE, ILL. Handbook Recounts Varied Activities at the High School The New Trier Township High school student handbook for 1928-1929 has just come off the press. The book is published annually by T.N.T., hon- orary society at New Trier High school. This year's book, which is the second one published, contains 8l pages. E. A. Kahler, dean of boys at the high school, was the faculty repre- sentative. The new handbook is a complete summary of New Trier's activities, ob- jectives, and policies. It contains gen- eral information as to requirements for entrance, absence, tardiness, disci- pline, and various school regulations, 2 directory of the faculty, a synopsis of school activities and traditions, an outline of courses, a school calendar, floor plans of each of the floors in the high school building, and other infor- mation about New Trier. An interesting feature at the back of the book is a directory of 80 col- leges and universities, giving the courses offered, entrance requirements, estimates of expenses, and other facts. RE SA I Sa GLORIOUSLY FRAGRANT-- FLOWERS rich with Nature's most enticing perfumes; gorgeously col- orful, in all the hues of the spec- trum--await you here in an almost endless profusion. Whether you want a modest boquet or an elab- orate floral display we can satisfy } your requirements. Call or 'phone . and we'll deliver your order. Flowers by Wire DESIGNS -- DECORATIONS I1g's Florist Established 25 Years CENTER ST. AT PINE TEL. WINNETKA 313 PE er a rT ITTTPTYITTUCY INSTALL NEW RABBI Rabbi Louis J. Kopald was Formally Installed at North Shore Congrega- tion Israel Friday An event of considerable importance to the Jewish community on the north shore was installion of Rabbi Louis J. Kopald as the rabbi of North Shore Congregation Israel, located in Glen- coe, which event took place last evening, at 8 o'clock, Rabbi Kopald was formerly for many years rabbi in Buffalo, N. Y,, and was generally a leader in the civic activities of that city. The North Shore Congregation Israel, which dedicated its new temple and auditorium in Glencoe early this year, is the first Reformed Jewish Congregation to be organized in any of the north shore suburbs and serves the residents of all the adjoining towns. The importance of this event, not only to the people of this vicinity but to the Jewish people of the entire country, is indicated by the fact that Dr. Stephen S. Wise of New York, one of the leading Jewish rabbis of the world, installed here especially to deliver the principal address of the occasion. Others of prominence in Chicago and other cities were in at- tendance. : Episcopalian Women to Attend Meeting Washington, D. C., will be the gathering place of Episcopalian wemen from all over the country on October 10, when the meeting of the Woman's au:)liary of the Episcopal church will be held. Mrs. George Allen Mason of Highland Park, president of the Chi- cago Diocesan branch, it is announced, will head the delegation. Among others expected to be in the group are Mrs. E. A. Kirkland, Mrs. C. Colton Daughaday of Winnetka, Mrs. Edwin J. Randall, Mrs. B. A. Crowe of Kenil- worth, Mrs. John Oliphant, Mrs. George O. Clinch, Mrs. William F. Pelham, Mrs. G. W. Waterman, Mrs. Robert B. Gregory, Mrs. George S. Payson, Mrs. Edward B. Blair, Mrs. Charles A. Street, Mrs. Harvey G. Ed- wards, and Mrs. Carl A. Gowdy. Marshall Knox and Bride Will Live in Northbrook The marriage of Miss Alma Madsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Soren Mad- sen of Menominee, Mich., to Marshall Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox of 1046 Spruce street, took place Saturday, September 1, at high noon, at the St. John's Lutheran church, the Rev. Herman W. Meyer officiating. The bride and groom left at once on a short wedding trip in northern Michigan and upon their return will occupy the house in Northbrook which Mr. Knox recently built. DRIVEWAYS Built and Refinished Estimates Free Established 1918 Frang LANDSCAPE TELEPHONE 2435 WINNETKA With our knowledge and experience--we can help nature in the care A top-dressing of Black Soil, Fertilizer and Lime, properly applied, will make a great improvement. Phone of your lawn and garden. us--we know how. EVERGREENS--SHRUBS--BLACK SOIL--VIGORO FERTILUVIA--LIME LANDSCAPING and Grading Done by Experts Krenn (FARDENER