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November 5, 1927 WINNETKA TALK Winnetka Policeman Dies When His Gun | Fires by Accident Patrolman Dudley C. Everett, of the Winnetka police department, acciden- tally shot himself Fridav night of last week inflicting a wound from which he died a few hours later. The accident occurred at his home, 786 Foxdale avenue. Mr. Everett, | who was retiring, was_in the act of placing his revolver under the pillow | of his bed when it was accidentally dis- charged. The bullet entered his body about an inch below the heart. A coroner's inquest was held at the Frederick E. Lewis and company, fun- eral parlors, 1124 Central avenue, Wil- mette, Monday morning. Mr. Everett was 41 years of age and | a veteran of the World war. He is survived by his widow and three chil- dren. The funeral was Wednesday morn- ing at 10 o'clock from the residence to Sacred Heart church, Hubbard Woods. | Burial was at Sacred Heart cemetery | near Northbrook, where services were conducted by the American Lesion, | Mr. Everett being a member of Win- netka Legion post. Mrs. E. V. L. Brown, 529 Cedar | street, will pour at the tea today at! which Max Mason, president of the | University of Chicago, will be host to | members of the Chicago Alumnae club. | The tea will be given at Mr. Mason's home following the Chicago-Michigan game. A ow Miss Margaret Thull of Marinette, Wis, a teacher in the Junior High school there, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coyle of 1097 Cherry street this week-end. Her mission to | Winnetka is to visit the schools and | investigate the individual system and the discipline of the students. ! Wally's Golf Hints | ball. Editor's Note: Following is the first nf a series of golf lessons written by Wally Chamberlain, professional at Glen- coe Golf course and head of the North Shore Golf school, Winnetka, in which, from week to week will be presented many helpful hints for those who are ust taking up the game of golf, as well as those who have been playing for some time but admit the need for improving | their game. By Wally Chamberlain in the first place care should be tak- en with the stance. There is more than one stance which can be used, but for most players and the becinner the easiest to understand and take correct- ly each time is the square stance. First, take an imaginary line drawn from your object back through vour Then stand at a distance away from your ball which is comfortable | for you, and with the toes of both feet on another line paralleling the line you have already drawn through the ball. Have the ball even with your left heel. If, when you sole your club-head be- hind the ball and let vour arms hane straight down from your shoulders and your hands are approximately four inches away from your body vou will be about the correct distance from the ball. Do not have your left arm and the club shaft in a straight line with each other. The arms extend down al- most straight while the shaft of the club angles down from your hands to the ball, making a sharp angle. Do not stand straieht or bend over too much. Let vour knets hand in inst a little and be relaxed all the time. The Old Senior league of the Nort! Shore Congregation Israel met for the organization of a Drama club after the service Fridav, October 28, in the Masonic temple. - 400 00° \0 into actual room heating. It saves fuel on any power burner degrees F. (Most of them have.) AND Reduce High Stack Temperature Will Cut Oil Bills 25 to 50% A LEADER Economizer between the chimney and your boiler or furnace will cut oil bills 25 to 50%. plants up to capacity by turning the heat that is wasted up the chimney The ECONOMIZER is simple and it does not tamper with your burner. Its place is in the smoke pipe leading to the chimney. Local Distributor, Fred A. Ellis & Co., Heat. ing Contractors., Phone Winnetka 265. 451 West Evie Street. Chicago--Phone Superior 5402 Factory and General Office: Decatur, Ill. It brings undercapacity heating having a stack temperature of 200 : We Sell Direct to the Individual Bigger Value Better Clothes ROYAL Made-to-Order *30 Suits Overcoats You beat me to it! "I am going right over and order my new Winter The Royal surely do dress a fellow Overcoat. properly for little money." 1641 Orrington Ave. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings a » 6 Days' Time No Disappointments WE WANT re -------------------------------------------- -- 2 - ROYAL TAILORS | IN 10,000 CITIES { TO MAKE