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30 WINNETKA TALK October 31, 1925 Display Model Electric Home at Highland Park A modern home in which electricity will do practically all of the house- hold work will be opened Saturday. October 31, at 2 o'clock, at 1502 Green Bay road, Highland Park, by the North Shore Electric league. An invitation is extended the general public to visit this electric home during the exhibi- tion, which will continue for approx- imately two weeks. The rich beauty of old Spanish ar- chitecture combined with ultra mod ernness of the Twentieth ctntury are strikingly apparent in the Highland Park Electric home. The courtyard with its sparkling fountain, the long flight of stairs from the plaza leading up to the living room, the antique wrought ironwork about the windows, the nicely terraced lawn in which a built-in garage is concealed from the street--all are pleasing in their novelty and are direct deviations from the common place, it is explained. The novelty of the home is not confined altogether to the outside, the league asserts. Within, one is instantly delighted with the skillful way old Spanish architecture, with its sugges- tion of the Moorish, is combined with the present-day electrical age. Lamps galore add touches of live color to the stucco walls. Perfect illumination with its soft eye-pleasnig rays, enhances the rich interior and brings out the splen- dor of beautiful tapestries. Then too myriad of electrical appliances appeal to the women-folk who know what a task it is to run a home. Does a "Red Grange" to Beat Howard School Boys of the Kenilworth Community middleweight football team defeated the middleweight team of the Howard school of Wilmette by a score of 7--0 on the home field of the Wilmette team Tuesday afternoon of this week. This is the second recent victory over the Howard teams, as the Kenilworth heavies trimmed the Howard heavies 39--0 on the preceding Friday after- noon. In the game Tuesday, "Tillie" Nelson of the Kenilworth squad pulled a "Red Grange" by running the length of the field for a touchdown. Sat- urday morning, October 31, the Kenil- worth heavies will play the Boltwood heavies at the Howard school field in Wilmette All these teams are mem- bers of the North Shore Grammar School league. Mrs. Anna Dunlap of Indianapolis spent last week-end at the home of her son, Charles Dunlap, of 706 Center street. s--r-- Mrs. Edward P. Bailey and her son, of Winnetka, are now living at the Belmont hotel in Chicago. Funds for Property Owners WNERS of North Shore real estate may conven- iently arrange for loans from our reserve fund awaiting call on the security of local prop- erty. University 285 SMBREIEE | my qn my N ~~ Why not buy Guaranteed ORIENTAL RUGS and Save Money as Well? VERY rug in this establishment--no matter what its price--is certi- fied by us and guaranteed to be exactly as represented. You are assured of the service and satisfaction which you have a right to ex- pect--and more. T's a fine thing to know absolutely that the rugs you select represent much better than wvsual value, and that your confidence is supported by a long established importing house of unquestioned integrity. HILE this is very important, we consider our service equally so. Every assistant is an experienced Oriental Rug man, capable of suggesting the right rug for the right place. Their single aim is to please you, and no effort is spared in doing so. These values are worth investigating Sparta and Persian Persian Arak Lilihans Irans Lustrous Silky Exceptionally Fine Splendid Assortment Blues and Rose Quality and Designs in Typical Colorings Average Size 9x12 Average Size 4x7 Average Size 3.6x6 *350° 75.350 Deferred payments gladly arranged if you so desire. (Nahigian[yrofhers, Inc 28 to 34 South Wabash Avenue CONSTANTINOPLE CHICAGO SULTANABAD | fall