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18 WINNETKA TALK January 8, 1927 NYE 6 316 06 016 06 316 96 6.6 56 36 36 96 6 OC 26018 26 U6 06 6 36 6 Sr CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE at "fraction of real value We carry no woolen hosiery over from season to sea- son. Hence these extraordinary savings so timely for replenishing the needs of boys and girls returning to school for the new year. 65¢ 95¢ 3 pair $1.80 3 pair $2.45 WOMEN'S IMPORTED HOSE Wool and Silk-and-W ool 95¢ 3195 Values to $5.00 a pair. Telephone University 973 'INC: CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS 1608 Chicago Avenue Evanston $1.65 3 pair $4.45 Minturn Players Present "Family Upstairs" Next The rollicking Broadway comedy hit, "The Family Upstairs," which will be presented by the Minturn Players at the New Evanston theatre the week of January 10, is characterized as a clev- erly designed laugh play by the well known humorist and playwright, Harry Delf. It is an American comedy of types, and these types have never been etched more sharply nor pointed more clearly. "The Family Upstairs" is, in truth, any family upstairs. You know them instantly. They are the folks who turn on the radio at unheard of hours of the morning when you want to sleep, and who want to sleep when you want to turn on the music. John Huddle, son of the Wiley J. Huddles of 794 Rosewood avenue, re- turned this past week to the Indiana State university to resume his studies. wp Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hoopes, formerly of Glencoe, Ill, and Columbus, Ohio, have just moved into their new home at 1011 Ash street, Winnetka. --(-- Thomas E. Stutson of Boston, has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. War- ren C. Agry of 711 Locust street over Christmas and the holiday season. --C-- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beach of 532 Oak street left Tuesday night, Janu- ary 4, for Tuscon, Ariz., to spend three or four months. Art League Opens Class in Painting to its Membership The class in painting which is being sponsored by the North Shore Art league, will be started on Wednesday, January 12, under the direction of George Oberteuffer, teacher of Life at the Chicago Art institute, formerly of the Salon d'Autumn, Paris, France. The class is to meet in Community House, Winnetka, and members of the league who are active in painting, are urged to join. The lessons will take place Wednesday and Thursday of each week, at 7 o'clock, continuing for twelve weeks. Further information regarding the cost of the lessons, and reservations, can be obtained from Mrs. J. W. F. Davies at Winnetka 293. Miss Marianne Stevenson of New York was a visitor in Chicago during {the holidays. Miss Stevenson was the |guest of friends in Winnetka for par- ties of the Christmas season. ---- paign was the guest of Mrs. J. An- | thony Humphreys of 772 Elm street for Ithe week-end of New Year's. re | Miss Barbara Mettler returned | Thursday to Smith college after spend- {ing the holidays with her parents, Mr. rand Mrs. I. Harrison Mettler of 1119 Sheridan road. Ripe for Development 4 Acres in choice section of Glen- coe overlooking Skokie. Over 700 feet of frontage of unusual depth. With all improvements in, and practically paid for. $42,000 will buy this fine resi- dential property. HEINSEN REALTY CO. Exclusive Agents 720 Elm St., Winnetka Ph. Winnetka 254 w WHAT IS TO BE, (n foo MODERATE A JT A RR ---- Zz 2 Z : Y, MONTHLY eRTYLE PROGRAM HOE FOR> JANUARY For the brilliant whirl of an overcrowded social season, Boyd-Welsh creales a striking slipper. Kreole Kid, with strap and saddle trim of Number Three Deauville. When you see this shoe you will be posted on WPHOWN EXCLUGRIVELY BY - » Rosenberg's Davis Street--Downtown Evanston NZ NN NES wr NN PSNN EH Nad won eZ SN" UE ON Ea A NN aN Nm, lwear. LY PRICED A St - Miss Margaret Sturgeon of Cham- a Es YB al iin tere of