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Ale March 5, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 23 OPEN SEASON TICKET SALE FOR GRID GAMES Northwestern University Alumni and Patrons Given First Chance at Choice Seats Application blanks for the 1927 sea- son football tickets were mailed this week to 52,000 alumni and grid pa- trons of Northwestern university. The unprecedented demand for season tick- ets has caused university authorities to offer the application blanks at this early date. It is planned to sell 20,- 000 of the season books. Season tickets to next fall's games besides being one dollar cheaper than purchasing single tickets, give the hold- er the same seat at all six home games. Home games to be played by the Purple next fall are: October 1, Uni- versity of South Dakota; October 8, University of Utah; October 22, Uni- versity of Illinois; October 29, Univer- sity of Missouri; November 12, Uni- versity of Indiana; November 19, Uni- versity of Towa. Selection of Dick Hanley as North- western's new football leader has caused considerable interest to be manifested in the outlook for the Wildcats next fall. Coach Hanley's new style of football which he will bring into the conference has also been the cause for the desire of many to watch the 1927 edition of the Wild- cats in action. Coach Hanley will soon get under- way with spring football drill in which to a successful season next fall. He will be assisted at the start by Tim Lowry and Herb Steger, assistants under Thistlethwaite. Dyche stadium next fall will accom- modate 45000 persons of which 8,000 will be for students and several thous- and others for the use of visitine teams. This will leave 20,000 good seats available for season ticket orders. Orders received early will be given a prior choice. A brisk demand is an- ticipated for the season booklets and those desiring the pick of the seats are urged to get in their orders at once. All orders for season tickets are to be addressed to the ticket man- ager's office at 619 Clark street, Ev- anston. Troubadour Glee Club to Give Concert April 1 _An event of considerable importance to the Troubadour Glee club is to take place April 1 in Jane Kuppenheimer. Memorial hall, Skokie school, Win- netka, when this body of singers will appear in its first annual concert. The club came into existence about eigh- teen months ago, and except for one appearance, during National Music week, a few weeks ago broadcast over WBBM, it has not so far given the public an opportunity to hear it in con- cert. This opportunity will be given to the north shore public April 1, when the club will make its debut under the direction of John G. Gunn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burrows of he will start to develop his team into [271 Linden street and Mrs. Katherine the type of football he hopes to use| Kidder are in Florida stopping at the in sweeping through the conference | Hollywood Beach hotel. 3 Advance Spring Hats very special price. ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~ Downtown Evanston -- Replicas of French Models Crochet viscas, Italian milans, Swiss hair, silk bengaline, satin hats and combinations--all of the most exclusive character, newest in style, most beautiful in designing--are offered at a Hats for every fashionably dressed woman and miss-- Choice of Most Exclusive Models at Special Price of Millinery--Second Floor $10 JOINS S. A. E. FRAT Fred Hipp of Wilmette, a freshman at Beloit college, was recently initiated into Sigma Alpha Epsilon, national Greek letter fraternity, according to information from the Beloit college news service. Mme. Edith Bideau Normelli Soprano -- Teacher of Voice with degrees of Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Arts, is receiv- ing enrollments now for Spring Term. Make reservations now for Summer term. Studio Building 1718 Sherman Ave., Evanston Studio Phone Greenleaf 3523 Residence--Univ. 7278 A representative of the internal revenue office will be at the Winnetka State bank, at some near future date, which will be announced later, to as- sist those of Winnetka who desire his assistance with their income tax re- port. CI ------ 9 SKI OTR (0 E330 R72 % LR 22 i 2 2 Is a Woman's Time Worth 20¢c an Hour? >> 4) F you value your own time at only 20 cents an hour, for ex- ample, you will see your washday problems in a different light. The average family washing and ironing requires 10 to 20 hours' work. Add to this the nec- essary supplies, current, water and ODS S35 NETS HES) a dozen other incidentals, and you'll discover that not only can you save your health and time, but you can actually have all this work done our way for no more than it is costing you now. Try this modern, more econom- ical method of washing and see how much better it will make you S00 Bro E55 0) 550 OSES 4) feel in every way. E25 4)SED 4) So BRT 0) B23 ¢): ome A RRISOEB A Phone Call Brings BILL THE WASHINGTON LAUNDRY MAN he ashington Laundry a oN 8 ih -- Sang We 700-704 Washington Steet EVANSTON, TLL Phone - Wilmette 145 SSS OSES A500 HERS NST NT 9 $555 915850 | | vy, ¥) | RSET IROL GELS NED IIE)