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12 WINNETKA TALK February 5, 1927 Call up for Experienced Service. House Repairing Screen Repairing Landscaping, Black Dirt, Fertilizer at LAKE SHORE GARDEN and HOMES SERVICE W. Anderson, Prop. Phone 956 New Upholsterer Reports Business Is Flourishing Theodore Spacek, who recently opened a furniture repair and uphol- stering business at 10 Carlton annex, under the firm name of the Winnetka Upholstering and Furniture company, reports a nice business, especially for the brief time he has been opened. Mr. Spacek has had thirty-five years experience in this line of work, in some of the largest establishments of the kind, in Chicago, and finds, he says, there is a demand for his skill and knowledge in Winnetka and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Lum of 672 Lincoln avenue, have bought the Paul Davis home at 1014 Dinsmore road, and are planning to move later on. Mr. and Mrs. Davis have gone to Oak Park to make their home. Local Women Patronesses at Opening of New Shop Included in the patrons and patron- esses for the opening of Fred Leigh- ton's shop at 58 East Delaware place, Chicago, which took place Wednesday, February 2, was Mrs. Harold L. Ickes of 900 South Private road, Winnetka. Miss Harriet Monroe, Arthur T. Aldis, Mr. and Mrs. A. Merrill Coit, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milmans were also on the list of those interested in the enterprise. Mr. Leighton's shop will have Indian articles for sale, and will be an interesting venture. The East Elm street circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Forrest Lowrey of 550 Oak street, Tuesday, February 8, at 2 o'clock. The assisting host- esses will be Mrs. Justice Chancellor, Jr, and Mrs. Howard Hodgkins. Rich Beauty Color Options Enhance lis Greater Oalue Inside and out, this improved Sedan realizes your highest conceptions of luxury and comfort. The seats and backs are unusually wide, deeply cush- ioned and upholstered in the finest mohair. Four wide doors give easy access to front and rear seats. Slender steel pillars permit exceptional vision. Coloroptions are now available inany of three brilliant combinations--two- tone green, blue or two-tone grey, in durable lacquer finish. All the qualities of reliability, per- formance and long life, you have come to expect of Hupmobile are incorpor- ated in the new Six Sedan. Like all (Rumble Seat), Hupmobiles it is built a full 10% finer--in materials, in workmanship, and inspection. Come In and See These Equipment Features--Many Recently Added Thermostatic Heat Control; Gasoline Filter; 4- Wheel Brakes; Color Options; Vision-Ventilat- ing Windshield; Gasoline Gauge; Force Feed Lubrication; Oil Filter; Mohair Upnolstery; Rear View Mirror; Special Vibration Damper; Snubbers; Tilting Beam Headlights; Automatic Windshield Cleaner; Walnut Grained Instrument Board. Clear Vision Bodies; Dash - - - Sedan, 5-pass., four-door, $1385; Coupe, 2-pass. $1385; Roadster (Rumble Seat), $1385; Touring, 5-pass., $1325. All prices f. o. b. Detroit, plus revenue tax. Hupmobile Six Hanson Motor Co. 557 Chestnut Street Phone Winn. 330 Rhythmic Classes Begin This Week at Woman's Club The classes in rhythmics which are being conducted by Mabel Katherine Pearse will meet at the Winnetka Woman's club, beginning this week, and continuing in the future. Chil- dren will report at 3:30 o'clock, and adults at 4:30. The announcement is also made that children of six years of age and under will assemble at 1124 Tower road. For those unfamiliar with the work being done in these very interesting classes, a sentence or two quoted from "Mothers' Aid Message," from an ar- ticle published by Miss Pearse, will ex- plain the nature of the classes. "Today, in the so-called "Jazz Age," it is a known fact that of all people, the Americans are living harder and faster than at any other period in history. Along with city life we learn to move quickly and with the rush comes nervous tension. Jazz music and dancing, syncopation, and the Charles- ton are but the expression of our pres- ent American life," Miss Pearse as- serts. She continues later in this article, to say, that, "Muscular tensions result from a number of causes; too much of the wrong kind of exercise, (as in the case of the athlete whose hard, knotted muscles do not necessarily mean the strength and endurance found in the long lithe muscles of an- imals) ; self-consciousness, which man- ifests itself in the flat chest, the con- sequent rounded shoulders, the weak sway-back, and bent knees; or the tension of the self-assertive individ- ual, rigidly defying the world. These, however, along with the tense nervous systems, by means of relaxation are made gradually to give way to a cor- related body and well - organized nervous system capable of being used with excellent effort in everyday affairs of life." Further information regarding Miss Pearse's classes can be obtained from Miss Johnson at Winnetka 1170. Local Women Interested in Bills Before Assembly Bills 41, 42 and 43 were introduced to the State assembly at Springfield Wednesday, January 26, by Mrs. Rena Elrod, Republican representative from the twenty-fifth senatorial district, and Mrs. Lottie O'Neill presented the bill on shorter hours for women, on Feb- ruary 2. The other bills have to do with women serving on juries. The Winnetka League of Women Voters is vitally interested in all these bills. Number 41 is concerned with the drawing of jury lists with the amend- ment of the clause that electors of "both sexes," comprise the amendment set forth in bill number 42 on the jury commissioners' act. The criminal jury prudence in bill 43 contains the following change, that when not in deliberation on verdict, the men and women be separated and delivered by court officers to respec- tive compartments. Representatives would like to hear from their consti- tuents as to their opinion on voting. DISPLAYS NEW CARS A. W. Person, Hudson-Essex dealer of Highland Park, will display the new super-six Hudson and Fssex motor cars at the Hubbard Woods garage, Tower road and Center street, Hub- bard Woods, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, February 7, 8 and 0. The Hawthorn lane circle will meet with Mrs. H. B. McKenzie of 402 Hawthorn lane, Winnetka, Tuesday, February 8, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. I. E Ashman will be assisting hostess.