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26 WINNETKA TALK March 31, 1928 H. Winberg Undergoes Operation for Mastoids Howard Winberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Winberg, of 905 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, a student at Kemper Military school, Boone, Mo., underwent an opera- tion for -mastoid trouble last Sunday afternoon his parents have been advised. The last reports were to the effect that the operation was successful and that Howard is rapidly recovering. Imported is assured. 7102 Sheridan Road Estimates Furnished Svessbsssavsons Aes The newest and most exclusive imported and domestic draperies are now ready for your inspection. and made in our own shop, the correctness of your drapes Or Clair Studios Guaranteed to Please Read the Want Ads Draperies Designed Phone Briargate 7892 Decidedly Different JX Breakers Club Announces Newly Elected Officers With an election of officers for both the golf and beach divisions, the Breakers Country club and the Break- ers Beach club this week announced that they will be formally opened to members early this summer. At a meeting held in the executive offices at 35 East Wacker drive, Glenn O. Pearson, general manager of Henry Lytton & Sons, was elected president of the beach club. Claude Welles, assistant treasurer of Marshall Field & company, was named head of the country club, Other officers of the beach club include Frank H. T. Potter, attorney, as vice president, and Benjamin Wham, first president of the Crystal Lake Country club, as secretary and treasurer. Alexander Fyfe, former Hamilton club president and Lincoln Park commissioner, is past president. For the country club, where two eighteen and one nine hole golf courses are the outstanding features, Logan D. Wallace, chairman of the Cook Coun- ty Jury commissioners, is vice-presi- J | dent and Mr. Wham is also secretary | and treasurer, service. buy. Bargains in Unused Mileage CARS nowadays are not built to give but one or two years of good Many automobiles built two or three years ago will still be delivering dependable performance in 1932. It is in no wise depreciating to the new car market to say that a GOOD used car is the most economical transportation a man can The recognized motor car dealers of the north shore offer to our readers each week--through the Classified Columns--the best Used Car values of the week. Find your car here. Good Used Car opportunities in the Classified Columns of this paper McCormick Road Extension Up to Plan Commission Extension of McCormick road, for which an appropriation of $150,000 is made in the 1928 budget of the Board of Trustees of the Chicago Sanitary district, is now a matter for the determination of the Chicago Plan commission, according to John ° Miller, manager of Permanent Plants and Structures for the Sanitary dis- trict. In: a, report to T. J. Crowe, president of the Sanitary district, Mr. Miller says: "In reference to the suggested ex- tension of McCormick road {from Devon avenue to Lawrence avenue paralleling the North Shore channel, the Sanitary district, of course, realizes that this continuation is the natural thing to do and provides a logical out- let for this important artery. "The Sanitary district has, ever since the idea of building this boulevard has been conceived, always kept in mind the continuation of this roadway, but it has only been within the last six or eight months thru the efforts of the present Board of Trustees that the necessary financial relief was accorded the: District thru an act of the legis- lature which enabled us to carry on this work. "In the 1928 budget an item has been set up of $150,000 for the ex- tension of McCormick road and the Sanitary District has undertaken pre- paration of the plans on the same but further action has been delayed pend- ing completion of negotiations with the Chicago Plan commission. The district at all times and particularly under the prevailing regime are anx- ious to fit in with other Municipal bodies in carrying on of improvements of this nature. We recognize the Chicago Plan Commission as the guid- ing agency in the development of all those things in City planning that they have devoted their attention to which have so much to do with the improve- ment and betterment of our City." For as little as s184round trip, o ® [3 Tourist Third Cabin The new, popular-price way, - mid-class on any of our 15 greatliners. Saving 2 days open sea, by their short, easy, St. Lawrence route. With the com- forts and niceties required by cultured people. With a jolly Collegiate Tour . « « $385, all expenses paid for 32 days. Want to know about it? Phone or stop in today. R. 8S. Elworthy, Steamship General Agent, 71 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, I1l., Telephone Wabash 1904, or any local Steamship Agent. For Freight apply W. A. Kittermaster, 209 S. La Salle St., Chicago. Canadian #2 Padfic Greatest Travel System