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EE A kt 28 WINNETKA TALK October 3, 1925 Begins Dance Classes Gladys Hight, head of the school of dancing which bears her name, in- troduced her classes for children and adults at the Woman's club of Wil- mette this week. She specializes in the teaching of ballet, toe, oriental, char- acter, nature, acrobatic, clog and stage dancing. Miss Virginia Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Klein, 369 Haw- thorn lane, has returned for her soph- omore year at Lake Forest college, where she was noted for her activities in the Garrick club, the college drama- tic organization. {any other | period of life. |and cancer, the three leading causes Prime of Life Easiest Prey of Fatal Accidents Approximately one fatality out of each five among persons between 20 and 50 years of age is caused by vio- lence--accident, murder, suicide--ac- cording to the annual mortality statis- tics for Illinois released this week by Dr. Isaac D. Rawlings, state health director. Violence outranks by far single means of among people in the most productive Heart disease, nephritis of death last year in the order listed, do 80 per cent of their destructive | work among those who are more than 50 vears of age, leaving violence, which ranked fourth among mortality causes, to wield the fatal sickle among the younger, able-bodied population. "Persons who contemplate buying |insurance," said Dr. Rawlings in the report, "will profit by giving some | to the motor car. demise | study to these mortality returns. The chances are 1 to 5 that everyone who succumbs between 20 and 50 years of age will be a victim of violent death. That is the ratio that prevailed in last year's figures and the accident rate is increasing annually, due chiefly Furthermore there are about 10 more or less serious ac- cidental injuries for each accidental death. Mr. and Mrs. William Colvin, Jr. formerly of Walden road, with Miss Carolyn and William H. Colvin, III, are en voyage to Europe having em- barked from New ¥York last Satur- day on the Minnetonka. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Leclanche Moen, 186 Scott avenue, have returned from a two months' visit with Mrs. Moen's mother, Mrs. Clarence Jones at her place on Lake Champlain in New York. The Only Cleaning Plant 1215 Washington Avenue MR. KRAUS SAYS, "We urge you t> have your winter clothing cleaned and repaired now, and have it done by a MASTER CLEANER, in other words, a cleaning plant, instead of having it jobbed out through some tailor unfamiliar with the art of clean- ing. "Cleaning Plant Service costs no more. vating feather pillows continues until further notice, 4 pillows for $2.00, 50c extra for each additional one." RAUSS n New Trier CLEANING @& DYEING C= ™ Special, on reno- Phones Wilmette 3400 Wilmette, Illinois Doan, The vi of womomn % oe BELG me EVA KARON SCHUR GOWNS-FROCKS- SPORTSWEAR NORTH SHORE HOTEL. 1605 CHICAGO AVE EVANSTON ITS HERE! JORDAN AN ASTOUNDING NEW JORDAN LINE EIGHT SEDAN Equipped for $1,995. Delivered. FLOYD KOON AUTO SALES Pho ne Wilmette 597 1160 Wilmette Avenue