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30 WINNETKA TALK August 25, 1928 Advertising Experts to Lecture at Northwestern Experts in various fields of advertis- ing will lecture at Northwestern uni- versity next year in a course to be called "Modern Tendencies in Adver- tising," L. D. Herrold, associate pro- fessor of advertising, announces. The speakers have been selected by the advertising council of the school of commerce in which school the course will be offered. Among the speakers will be J. R. Ozanne of Ev- anston, advertising manager of Car- son Pirie Scott and company, who will lecture on "Changing Conditions in the Retail Field." Others will be E. St. Elmo Lewis, nationally known ad- vertising authority, who will give the first lecture, Sept. 24, on "Changing Conditions in the Field of Advertising"; John Benson, president of the Na- tional Association of Advertising Agencies; Homer I. Buckley, pres- ident of the advertising council of the Chicago Association of Commerce. Thereis 2 Sororities Issue Rules for Rushing Maneuvers Members of sororities at Northwest- ern university have started their an- nual "calling" on the many girls from Evanston, Chicago and the north shore who will enter the university this fall. Elaborate rules to govern the "rush- ing" of girls have been laid down by Panhellenic, the inter-sorority govern- ing body, and these detail two weeks in which the sorority members may make calls at the homes of the girls entering the university. Calling, as a preliminary means of becoming ac- quainted, will continue until Sept. 1 when invitations will be issued for a series of parties in honor of the new girls, Dates of the rushing parties have been set for the evening of Saturday, Sept. 15, the afternoon of Monday, Sept. 17; the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 18; the morning of Wednesday, Sept. 19; the evening of Wednesday; the evening of Thursday, Sept. 20 and Butterscotch << the late afternoon of Friday, Sept. 21. Ice 3 ORO A N bY H Cream §71).{1) 4 gency edriouriome Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrett of 55 Essex road left yesterday to spend - two weeks in New York City. b { ¢ 4 4 9 4 4 4 ; 9 ; 3 { 4 y b 9 2 3 b 2 4 ¢ 4 4 b o 4 4 4 y 9 4 THESE Spacious DINING Rooms RepLACE THE Passe Dmvinutive DINETTE Moderns demand dining rooms large ber. The appointments of Georgian enough so that serving can be dining rooms, individually and col- done with ease. Residents of The lectively, bespeak of residential qual- Georgian enjoy such advantages. ity. Here, as throughout the other They are furnished with fine rooms of each apartment, chinas, crystalware, silver- The Georgian furnishes the ware, furniture, linen table- really beautiful things that cloths, napkins and so forth in every housewife cherishes. complete and adequate num- Arrange Fall Lease Now - - the (georgian An Address of Distinction I Copyright, 1928 by The Georgian Hotel DAVIS AT HINMAN - - - EVANSTON - - - -. GREENLEAPF 4100 Cook County Fair Promises Variety of Entertainment A tribe of Indians, a galaxy of so- ciety girls and women with their thoroughbred entries, the children of Cook county and their juvenile achievements, as well as a program which fills five days of entertainment, education and interest will mark the 1928 Cook County Fair, which will be held at Palatine, Ill, from August 29 to September 3. This announcement was made this week by Secretary T. C. Hart as he worked on plans to make September 2 "Democratic Day" and September 3 "Republican Day" a home-coming of all Democrats and Republicans in the state and county. Every candidate in the state and county will be invited to participate in the festivities on those days. The society horse show under the direction of Mrs. Mary C. Llewellyn, owner of the Sunset farm will have special features afternnon and evening each day. The juvenile county fair is an established feature. The demon- stration of women's work in the home which attracted so much attention last year will be repeated. The trotting race program will start on August 31 and some of the best trotting horses in the country will be on hand. The 2.14 pace event will be run for the "President's Cup" donated by President A. J. Cermak and the 2.16 trot event will be marked by the winner receiving the Alderman John S. Clark trophy. Labor Day, September 3, will be Re- publican Day and Louis I.. Emmerson, John Swanson, Edward Moore and Os- car Nelson, Oscar Carlstrom and other leading republican candidates will be on the speaking program. ) o Our August FUR Offers def- inite sav- ings not likely to "occur later in the season. Come in and see these smart Fur Coats -- be convinced by your own investigation as to real quality and savings. BUY NOW! We manufacture to order at stock prices. Labich Bros. FURRIERS EVANSTON 1717 Sherman Avenue Greenleaf 2882 CHICAGO 1800 Irving Park Boulevard Graceland 6250 REE Lh at cas udp SEY (X18,