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WINNETKA. TALK September 10, 1927 30 BE Em Fa AEP ORCL on CD OVATE Mtr TOs 1157) sm Lr 4 q FYROIL | 1 ) (SUPER HEAT) { ¢ A Grade for Every Burner q 3 } hi HUGHES OIL COMPANY | General Offices North Shore plant, Howard at McCormick Blvd. ) } 844 Rush Street Telephones: ) 1 Superior 6481-2-3-4 Grnlf. 3456; Niles Center 217; Rogers Pk. 0982 157 TEST OT OSES SOIT E35 WEY WEIS NEES OF )ETD ToT 4) X ER Er Sor Wo 9) Washingto SSS OST AES OED Simplicity We use no magic in the laundering of your clothes. Women visitors to our plant marvel at the simplicity of the equipment and methods. They leave ap- preciative of the fact that a laundry is more than 'a place where washing is done." We show visitors a laundry just as clean and tidy as their own; equipment built on the same principle as that built for the home; people working as they would expect them to work in their own home; and laundry finished just as though they themselves were supervising it. A simple policy built our business-- Quality Work day in and day out. It is the cause of our continued growth, and the reason why 3,000 housewives give the weekly laundry to Bill the Wash- ington Laundry Man. he n Laundry 700-704 Washington Street EVANSTON. ILL. Phone Wilmette 145 L023 088 SNE NS NEHNSD ED A) EDN CIE EIS NUT Ja SY a oe on oy Br oo oy) || on the remodeling. Hub Takes More Room in Orrington Hotel The Hub's Evanston clothing store will make another enlargement within || the next month--the second since its opening here a year and a half ago. From its original shop on the south side of the first floor of the Orring- ton hotel, the Hub expanded its quar- ters to the second floor and is now planning to occupy the room which has been the hotel dining room. Arch- itects are working on the plans for the alterations and work will start soon As soon as the hotel has finished moving the dining room, from the space to be taken over by the Hub, to the inner room, once the Chocolate shop, construction will start. The first use of coal in America was in the camp of La Salle, now Starved Rock, Illinois, in 1683. This is said to be the first discovery of coal on the new continent. During the fiscal year ended June 30, 1927, 20,723 immigrants came to Illinois and 3911 persons left for for- eign countries. Piano Playing J Positively a any person I \ZZ :: 20 Lessons Write or oa 1 or FREE BOOKLET CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS OF POPULAR MUSIC Piano, Saxophone, Banjo, all Instruments 20 E. Jackson St. Harrison 5669 Chicago, TIL - -- Eee pow 4) Ro) a NESS) Profitable Training! | for the modern girl- T= one- year diploma courses and short intensive courses off- ered by this school are the most profitable training themodern young woman could seek. The facilities for study and actual practice of the arts which are taught are highly complete and modern in every respect, while the location of the school and the living conditions afforded are ideal. A Happy Home-- For the girl who wishes to prepare herself to be the happy, efficient nm s- | tress of a successful home--there are rnishing and interior ion, and many others--all de- signed to eliminate wasted time and effort from the routine of home- making and turn it into an endless round of pleasure Independence-- For the girl who would be self- supporting, diplo nar cafeteria operatio: available. a The demand for trained graduates of this school, to fill responsible, Selariod positions sia Sivedll the This is your opportunity, Why not plan now to "go into training" for gr Scher ere to the dices or a catalo. scribing this school : wi u can mean to you, Dept. Sub. School of Domestic Arts & Sciences 6 N. Michigan Blvd., Chicago Students' Residence--in the heart of Chicago's finest residentias asetriet St. George's to Open for Its First Class on Monday Morning St. George's high school, the new in- stitution being conducted by the Brothers of the Christian schools and supported by the Catholic parishes of the North shore, opens classes for the first time next Monday morning. One hundred fifty boys are expected to reg- ister for work at.the school building, which is just being finished at 350 Sherman avenue between St. Francis hospital and the "L" tracks. The Rev. Brother Elzear of the Christian Brothers is principal of the school. All those who will be admitted, this year are freshmen. The group will be divided into four sections with one teacher for each. "Red" Maher to Coach Physical training will be one of the features of the program. A director has been employed, William "Red" Maher, former Notre Dame star who played with the Four Horsemen. He will coach teams in football, basketball, baseball and track, entering a football team in the lightweight contests of high schools of this district this fall. A large gymnasium with a running track and swimming tank has been con- structed in the new building, and an athletic field has been provided to the south of the building. An electrical loud speaker has been installed, so that the principal may communicate with one or all of the class rooms at the same time and thus make his announcements without go- ing from room to room. Twenty-eight class rooms, science laboratories, shower baths, cafeteria and library are provided. The equip- ment in the laboratories differs from that in most high schools in that each student will have an individual hood and desk to work over when he is per- forming an experiment. These individ- ual equipments have been especially de- signed for the school by Brother John, a science instructor at De la Salle in- stitute. The teachers are using the south wing of the building for living quar- ters at present, but a residence capable of housing 400 teachers will be built on a lot northeast of the high school within the next five years. Though only 150 are being admitted this fall the building will finally ac- commodate 1,000 students, Board Members to Manage Smith College Club Ball Deciding this season to assume the management of the third annual Smith College club ball themselves, members of the executive board of the club have announced its date for Wednes- day, October 5. The party will be held at the Coun- try club, following custom, and will be the first large formal function of the autumn. Miss Mary Buchanan, presi- dent; Miss Pearl Gridley, vice presi- dent, and Miss Mary Jane Judson, secretary of the club and temporary treasurer, form the executive board. Miss Mary Lois McMullen will be chairman of the ticket committee. Other committees will be appointed later. THE GLADYS HIGHT SCHOOL OF DANCING EVANSTON BRANCH NORTH SHORE HOTEL i Registration -- Saturday, Sept. 10th, 10 to 12. Miss Hight will personal- ly conduct Evanston Classes. Phone Dearborn 3354 for catalogue. 703 Capitol Bldg., State and Randolph