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October 20, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Fall! Less golf--more sewing. Besides, there's a lot of sewing to catch up on after the long summer of playing out- doors. Curtains -- clothes for the children --towels to be hemmed --household and ward- robe all to be gotten in order for winter. What luck, right at this crucial moment, to find an absolutely perfect portable electric sewing machine--the Standard in its newest form! It weighs only nine- teen pounds, all com- plete with attachments, and including its lizard- finished leatherette case. The machine itself weighs less than twelve pounds -- so you can follow the sunshine all around the house, to do your sewing where it's most cheerful! It sews everything from a thick blanket, to a wisp of chiffon, with- out adjustment, and without puckering. It has a stitch-adjusting device -- a wee lamp that throws a beam of light directly on your sewing-- it can be run so slowly that you can see every stitch being made or so fast that it's a whirr! Signs °Y fain Indeed, a complete list of its virtues would make one wonder how on earth any other machine ever finds a home. The reason is merely that everybody doesn't know about this one yet--that's why we're going to this length to tell all the North Shore about it! Price--$65: a special in- troductory offer. First Floor--Notions * * * Did you know that you could buy a Dayton Electric Heater, with a big, glowing reflector, for $1.39? People buy them for bathrooms, for a bit of quick heat before the furnace is roused, for drying hair, and for children's togs that have gotten wet in the snow--and lots of other things. Housewares--First Floor * * * Fall makes lots of people think of Hallowe'en before anything else. It's a short step from Fall to Pumpkins --and from pumpkins to witches and goblins and black cats and bats, and everything else that goes with Hallowe'en parties! If you want to have a very spooky one--choose your in- vitations, your favors, and GREENLEAF 7000 INCORPORATED your decorations, here at Lord's. And before you ccme in (the Favor Section is right at Davis Street) stop and see our Cobweb Win- dow. It's full of good ideas for your party! Stationery--First Floor * * * Orange gauze, from which to suspend favors, or to tie up prize packages with, 8c a yard in the Ribbon Depart- ment. First Floor * * * For the room that's to be warm and cheery on cold evenings, we suggest a rich- colored Oriental Rug. See, before you buy, the marvel- ous Sultan-Shah Rugs that are being featured in our Im- portation Sale. The g x 12 size is very low-priced at $450. The patterns -- revivals of those used in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries -- blend warm tones of rose, wood tan and blue into harmonies of beautiful color. Of course this is only one of the items in the sale on which the beauty-loving = house- holder is enabled te save money. Rugs--Second Floor A child that is proper- ly stockinged in cold weather is much less likely to suffer from the effects of chill and damp. Good-looking plaid and jacquard- patterned hose, with contrasting cuffs, from $1 to $2.25. Stockings--First Floor And while we're talk- ing about stockings, may we suggest a warm wool - blend stocking that has all the sleek- ness of silk, because it fits so well? The shap- ing is done after the fashion of the English hose weavers, so there is no seam to irritate the foot, yet the stock- ing clings smoothly. In Evenglow, zinc, grain, Algerian, Salt - and - Pepper and French Nude, $1.75. Stockings--First Floor * * Ha' Those stunning, if col- legiate, Wombat Coats known as Woolly-Boys, are hard to keep in stock these days, they're sell- ing so fast! 'They're made of natural sheep- skin, with the thick, warm fur left right on. Lined with red or gray suede - cloth, with leather straps at neck, waistband and sleeves, to match. A very warm, very practical, and de- cidedly good - looking coat. $59.50. Second Floor WILMETTE 3700 AH ULLRICH Pre FOVNIAIN SQVARE EVANSTON