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10 WINNETKA TALK August 25, 1928 Save Here on NEWEST FURNISHINGS for your week-end bag PAJAMAS regular coat styles and the newer over- the-head styles; solid pastel colors; con- trasting colors. $2.50 SHIRTS Oxford and madras cloths in white, blue, tan, gray; stripes; collar attached and extra collar to match $2.00 NECKWEAR New cluster stripes, small all-over pat- terns, deep wine shades. $1.50 FELL'S Your Clothier Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Exclusively 786 Elm St., Winnetka Phone 307 13 S. St. John's Ave. Highland Park Phone 307 "Polly With a Past" Is Legion Play This Year The American Legion has selected "Polly With a Past" as its annual presentation to be played late in Sep- tember in Winnetka. Mrs. William D. Sidley, whose outstanding success last year in "Lilac Time" will long be re- membered, is coming all the way from New York to repeat the leading role created by Miss Ina Claire in a 326- day run on Broadway. Another de- lightful entertainment is accordingly assured for friends of the Legion and lovers of first-class dramatics. A strong supporting cast, to be announced shortly, will make even more certain the success of this brilliant comedy written by George Middleton and Guy Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. A. Forman and their two daughters, Martha Jane and El- eanor, 1357 Scott avenue, returned home a week ago Thursday after spending a month in their cabin on Rainy Lake, Fort Francis, Ontario. -- and Mrs. S. B. Fleager, 952 street, and their four children recently returned from Pine Lake, Wis., where they had been for the Mr. Pine previous five weeks. may be. SAVINGS You Travel Mile by Mile to reach your destination, no matter how near or far it Your financial objectives may be reached the same way... by saving 'Dollar by Dollar' until your goal is attained. Make your start TODAY by opening a ACCOUNT at this bank Hubbard Woods Trust & Savings Bank 952 Linden Avenue Hubbard Woods Winnetka Diamond Talent to Engage Wilmette Tomorrow Winnetka's baseball team last Sun- day was defeated for the first time in several weeks on the home lot by the score of 9 to 4. The Chicago Jricklayers, rated as the strongest traveling team in the Chicago Mid- west league, cer- tainly lived up to their reputation, giving the local lads a lesson in some of the finer points of the game The Brickies were strong in every department Clouting the ball was their specialty, although they did not overlook to perform like demons afield. Winnetka outhit the Bricklayers 10 to 9, although "Big Hippo" Young, giant Brickie pitcher kept them well scattered, and did not allow extra base wallops. "Howy" Prange was the only Winnetka athlete to hit for more than one base. His was a home run in the fourth with no one on the footpaths. Next Sunday the Winnetkans will resume play in the New Trier Town- ship Cup race when they engage the fast-stepping Wilmette aggregation at Skokie Playfield. In two previous en- counters between these two teams Winnetka won one by the score of 3 to 2, while Wilmette took the second by a score of 5 to 2. These two games, however, do not count in the cham- pionship struggle. George "Lefty" Mills will be back to twirl for the local club against Wilmette. Mills was away last Sunday on his vacation, and con- sequently, Jack Slattery did the twirl ng. A large crowd of fans is expected to see the Wilmette-Winnetka tilt, for this promises to be a real ball game. The defeat of last Sunday has put added pep into the local athletes. Be- fore the setback of last Sunday Win- netka had acquired a winning streak of six games. The boys are confident, however, that they will resume their winning ways when they meet Wil- mette at the Skokie Playfield tomor- row. Game time is 3 o'clock. "Howy" Prange Thomas Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Anderson of 328 Linden avenue, returned Thursday after spend- ing eight weeks at Camp Highlands, Sayner, Wis. There were several other Winnetka boys at the same camp. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Huff, 945 Elm street, moved this week to their new home at 1377 Asbury avenue which has been completed recently. There's a satisfaction in knowing that your comfortable old shoes can be rebuilt and made like new at the-- ANNEX SHOE REBUILDER 8 Carlton Bldg.