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April 14, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 19 Broadcast Talks at Annual Walton League Sessions Speakers at the Izaak Walton league national convention at Omaha, April 21, will broadcast their talks over station WOW at the annual ban- quet, 9:30 P. M. of that date, it was announced this week at headquarters of the organization. Among talks to be broadcast will be those of former governor John M. Parker, Louisiana, prominent in nation- al flood control work, and Arthur Hawkes, Canadian journalist and pub- licist, who will advocate establishment of an international wilderness play- ground area of the present Superior National Forest, Minnesota, and the Quetico Provincial Forest. Preserve, Ontario. The facilities of station WOW have been offered by the management in the interest of conservation. Twenty-one other radio stations are broadcasting Walton league programs at regular intervals, according to national headquarters of the league. Others broadcasting are: KDKA--Pittsburgh, Pa., Saturday, 7:45 P. M. KFWC--Pomona, termined). KGHF--Pueblo, Colo., Friday, 7:30 P. M. KHQ--Spokane, Wash., Friday, 9 P. M. (Pacific Time) WABC--Brooklyn, N. Y., Wednesday. 9 P. M. (Eastern Time) WCCO--Minneapolis and St. Paul, Thurs- day, 10 P. M. WEBC--Duluth, Minn., Tuesday, 7:45 P. M. Cal., (Schedule unde- WGBB--Freeport, L. I, WGES--Chicago, Ill., Monday, 7:30. WIBX--Utica, New York, Friday, 7 P. M. WMBC--Detroit, Mich., Monday, 8 P. M. WMBH--Joplin, Mo. Tuesday and Fri- day evenings. WODA--Paterson, N. J., Friday, 7 P. M. | Mother's Day | I Special hi Three 7x11 Buff Etchings $5 | Regular $10 Value Make your mother happy with | your portrait. On May 1 we will move to our | new studio, 1623 Sherman avenue, All' Children. Smile. for ' Bernie opposite Postoffice. | WSM--Nashville, Tenn. (Schedule unde- termined) WTAD--Quincy, Wednesday, 12:35 I11., P.M: 1031 P.M. WTAQ--Eau Claire, Wis. (Schedule unde- termined) WTAX--Streator, termined) WASH--Grand Rapids, Mich., Saturday, P.M, KWSC--Pullman, Wash., April 30, 7:00 P. M. Ill. (Schedule unde- WJIBZ--Chicago Heights, Tuesday, 8:30 P, M, WOC--Davenport Ia. Floy Little Bartlett Is to Broadcast for Meeting Six thousand music supervisors are meeting in Chicago next week at the Stevens hotel. Miss Agnes Benson, supervisor for the City of Chicago, has invited Floy Little Bartlett of Winnet- ka to broadcast her Mozart story for Chicago school children and plans to have the program broadcast into the ballroom of the Stevens for delegates as an example of what Chicago is doing along this line. About two hundred schools now have radios and listen in on these school programs sent over the air from WMAQ. Mrs. Bartlett will be assisted in giving her story by the Whitney trio. Pictures of Mozart are to be shown also as Mrs. Bartlett tells his story to the children. "Historical Song Miniatures" by Floy Little Bartlett, with music, story, and tableaux, just has come off the press. This work includes the Mozart day from 9 to 9:25, over WMAQ. She will give a program of her own com- positions the same afternoon for the Barrington Woman's club. Mrs. Guy Stuart Bailey, soprano, and Valona Brewer, violinist, will assist her. She will give the Lyon and Healy program story Mrs. Bartlett will tell Wednes- 0 PY ieesssass CS and satins. Industries. 7102 Sheridan Road Estimates Furnished K ERX for children May 26. For Your Boudoir Exquisite hand quilted pillows, comforters and spreads in delicate shades of gold, rose and violet colored taffetas Made by the famous Kentucky Cottage To see them is to love them. Or Clair Studios Phone Briargate 7892 Decidedly Different . Guaranteed to Please b TH Ss) x] SAL AL > _aXXXIID JILL In A Hint to the Wise Buyer We will move into our new store, 806-810 Grove Street, May 1st. But, before leaving our present address, we wish to dispose of our entire stock and to this end, we are conducting a sweeping REMOVAL SALE until April 30. You are invited to buy Carpets, Rugs, and Linoleums that are standard in quality--not 'pick-ups' for a special sale. q y P P You will be protected in QUALITY and NEWNESS of merchandise that bas for so many years characterized the policy of this store. A Reduction of 50% can now be realized by the buyer, due to our removal price reduc- tions. You can save at least 509 over prices quoted in Chicago. Beautiful Rugs A better showing of Orientals will not be found anywhere. Every Rug, and all Floor Coverings have been greatly reduced in order to move our present stock. DAVID G. BARRY 514 DAVIS STREET UNIVERSITY 5712 NORTH SHORE'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CARPET, RUG AND LINOLEUM STORE