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Qh a NINE a Or RI Le 14 WINNETKA TALK September 22, 1928 We carry a full line of Miro-Dena Liquid creams, lotions, powders, lip sticks and compacts at popular prices. Lee Says: -- THIS is for LADIES ONLY. NEXT Thursday FRIDAY and Saturday WE will have a BEAUTY specialist HERE at our store TO answer any QUESTIONS you ladies MAY have in regard TO your beauty PROBLEMS and also TO display and DEMONSTRATE the USES and advantages OF Miro-Dena Liquid CREAMS, lotions and POWDERS. THE services of this BEAUTY specialist are ENTIRELY with out COST and you will BE under no obligation FOR her advice. Bort tar ADAMS PHARMACY The Rexall Storer Elm & Linden ov WINNETKA 2 Weds in England wl . Te Announcement of a wedding which took place abroad, July 18, which just has been revealed, is that of Miss Isa- bel Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anselm Larson of 554 Lincoln avenue, and Frederick Dietz of South Shields, Durham, England. Miss Larson and her mother returned to their old home in South Shields this summer and the marriage took place there. The bride returned to Winnetka three weeks ago, and Mr. Dietz, who is in business in South Shields, will join his bride in the early spring. Miss Carol and Miss Joyce Whit- man, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Roland D. Whitman of 640 Hill road, left Thursday for Wellesley college, the former to enter her senior year, the latter, her sophomore. Sheldon Repeats as Net Champion of North Shore Kenneth McLain and Francis Obrien, of the Winnetka Tennis club, won the doubles honors in the New Trier tennis tournament last week by defeating Dave Kram and Ed Lange in the final match. Kram and Lange made the winners go five sets to win. The scores were 6-4, 1-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. McLain and Obrien won their way to the finals by defeating Holter-Flem- ing, Kahler-Snyder, and Simmons- Nelson. John Sheldon, winner of last year's singles tournament, again copped the honors in the junior singles division, when Bob Stewart, Florida state champion, who was to meet him in the finals, defaulted. Stewart returned to Florida before the tournament was completed. In the senior singles Dave Kram has reached the semi-finals by beating A. Seddon 7-5, 2-6, 6-1. He will play R. Whitsett for the right to meet Holter in the finals. Holter became a finalist when Sheldon, favorite to win, defaulted by leaving for Dartmouth to resume his school work. The winner in the junior singles and senior singles tournaments will be pre- sented with a tennis recquet. Runners- up in the singles matches and the win- ners of the doubles tournament will receive tennis racquet frames. These prizes will be purchased from an en- trance fee fund, collected from those who took part in the tournaments. SELL HOME Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gooder have sold their house to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McEwan of Evanston, who are now occupying their new home at 1046 Dinsmore road. Mrs. Gooder and the children left September 1, to make their home in California for two years. Mr. Gooder will follow later. 990 AVENUE NORTH A delightful place to live this Winter. In the heart of Chicago's social activities. Beauti- ful apartments, furnished or un- furnished, 1 to 10 rooms. Trained do- mestic and res- taurant service. A distinguished list of tenants. Rent- als $150.00 to $1000 monthly. Make inquiry of the RENTING OFFICE 126 East Delaware Place ROSS & BROWNE Managing Agents SUPERIOR 4000 Foronlya Sew fortunate Chicago families