December 8, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Madison-Wabash Station Now North Shore Line Stop Station facilities of the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee railroad in the Chicago Loop have been in- creased with the establishment of the Madison-Wabash station of the Rapid Transit lines as a regular stop for all northbound North Shore line trains. Tickets to all points on the system be- tween Chicago and Milwaukee may now be purchased at this station, ac- | cording to John R. Blackhall, general | manager, in announcing this added convenience for the traveling public. "The addition of Madison-Wabash station to our Loop facilities gives North Shore line patrons three points in the downtown Chicago business dis- trict where they may board north- bound trains," added Mr. Blackhall "The others are the main out-bound Loop station at 223 S. Wabash avenue and the Randolph-Wabash elevated station. The main in-bound Loop sta- tion is the Wells street terminal of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin railroad, which is reached directly by overhead bridge from the Quincy-Wells elevated station. Persons arriving in the Chi- cago Loop from north shore towns may also leave North Shore line trains at any other Rapid Transit station on Wells or Van Buren street." William Wolter Captures New Trier Golfing Title William Wolter won the Fall Golf tournament at New Trier by defeating John Kirby, four up. He had a harder time in the semi-final round, beating Eugene Hardt, one up, after playing an extra nine holes. The tennis tournament, which started before the golf tournament, is still unfinished and the school cham- pionship will probably not be decided until next spring. The names of the winners of the Grooms Cagemen grooming the Northwestern quintet for the opening game of the basketball |: season, a practice tilt with Wabash, Saturday, Dec. 8. Lonberg is starting his second season as a Purple mentor and hopes to equal or better the show- ing of last year's team which won nine out of twelve conference games. Golf and Tennis tournaments are to be placed on a shield that will be used |} for four years. Coach Arthur "Dutch" Lonborg is |} FRR LE ER A A RR A RR HBBBSHBHBS over army last. colized soles. Four- sharp Scout Knife. above all receives. 1608 Chicago Avenue teen-inch height, large mas morning. 3 hooks. Pocket contains young fellow is sure to prize them | o hoi dedodbdedbd BEE EEE ET SKATES and sleds will have to wait for the attention of the young Ec hoof jan retan man who gets a pair of these big Extra vis- Pool # Piper Storm Boots on Christ- Any outdoor-loving the other gifts that he Store Hours--8 to 6 PaoL & PIPER 'INC- CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS Evanston B. & G. Candies in Christmas Garb Craftsmen and artists in this country and foreign lands have designed con- tainers and wrappings to match with outer beauty the inner goodness of B. & G. candies--and now more than ever you will wish to give candy for Christmas. TONY SARG, famed artist and marion- ette showman, has painted clever boxes, large and small, in smart new designs, for your gift of B. & G. candy. A TINY STUDIO in New York has created hand-painted tin containers-- unusual, fascinating, when filled with these home made sweets. FROM FOREIGN ARTISANS come chests wrought of hand-etched and chased brass, some embellished with finely tooled leather--Many are sur- prisingly low in price. t@ IN ART MODERNE are these dresser i boxes and make-up boxes which are la really candy boxes in the newest and 1 most extreme colors and designs-- The gift continues its usefulness after the contents are gone. FOR CHRISTMAS B. & G. regular boxes will be wrapped in beautiful hand-blocked paper of red and gold at a very small additional cost. WEL aan, SPH] NSS ne Buy Early--Mail Soon The Evanston postmaster asks this latter--W e'll pack, wrap and mail your candy gift purchase. For Better For Better Home Made Home Ha Made Candies 550 Central Avenue - - =- - - . Highland Park 567 Lincoln Avenue - - - = « « =. Winnetka 51st and Lake Park - - =. =. - =. =. . Chicago 1633 Orrington Avenue - - =- - = =. Evanston HS RON = tz = has = 1) SH NY JEN UES BE Fe SUE rl BSE ES Ba SE WV E