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WINNETKA TALK April 17, 1926 Frederick E. Lewis Resident NORTH SHORE Funeral Director Mr. Frederick E. Lewis, assisted by Mrs. F. E. Lewis, has had twenty-one years of successful service in the professional field. The best testimony to their care- ful, courteous, and conscientious work comes from those whom they have served during their residence on the North Shore. All calls will be personally at- tended to by Mr. Lewis, who is the only funeral director residing in New Trier Township. Very Latest in Modern Limousine Equipment 1120 Central Avenue WILMETTE Parlors phone, Wilmette 3552 Home phone, Wilmette 3552 FLOORS HARDWOOD New floors laid. Phone Delaware 2589 Wilmette Youth Leads Harvard Debating Team Dwight W. Chapman, of 900 Elm- wood avenue, Wilmette, a junior in Harvard college, represented the uni- versity against the Princeton debating team at Princeton last Friday. This debate. closed the Harvard-Yale- Princeton series for this season, in which Harvard defeated Yale on March 27. The question discussed was "Re- solved, that education is the curse of the present age." Chapman and his colleagues upheld the affirmative. Chapman is president of the Harvard Debating Council and vice-president of Delta Sigma Rho, a debating fra- ternity. He is an honor graduate of New Trier High school. ADDRESS MEETING Talks were made by Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, Mrs. Harold Ickes, Mrs J. W. Morrisson, sister of Mrs. Wil- liam B. Hale, and Mrs. William Gold Hibbard, at the annual mecting of PROPHECY COME TRUE Hadley Correspondence School Pupils Win Position as Life Insurance Salesmen By ALFRED ALLEN (Secretary, Hadley Correspondence School for the Blind) A short time ago we promised our patrons that in a few weeks, some of the students of the Hadley Cor- respondence School for the Blind would be selling life insurance. Our prophecy has been fulfilled sooner than was ex- pected. Already, one young man, aged 23, who has completed our course, has been signed as an agent of The New York Life Insurance company, and has be- gun his labors. So our patrons will feel justly proud to be a part of this work. What a great blessing it is to the blind can never be fully appreciated by those who are helping the blind to win their way back to a proper place in the com- | New floors fin- . ished. Dunf Fl C Chicago League of Women Voters, at | munity. We cannot reproduce all the New and old ee oor 0. the Congress hotel. Following the |letters of gratitude which we can show floors resurfaced, hand or machine work. 441 Old floors refin- ished. All high- class work only. (Ine.) N. Dearborn St. Oldest Floor House in Chicago PARQUETRY Mr. Preston M. Nolan Well known, independent appraiser for numer- ous banks and life insurance companies in Chicago and other large cities has appraised Che ORRINGTON property at $2,631,600 based on capitalized earn- ings as well as physical value. According to the values given by Mr. Nolan, the common or ownership stock which costs you noth- ing, has a book value of $30.00 per share. Ac- cording to mortgage amortization payments and retirement of preferred stock which according to our estimates should be completed in seven years the book value of the common stock shall have in- creased from $30.00 to $119.00 per share. This does not take into account enhancement of prop- erty value or increased earning power except for leases already made. election, a program was presented, featured by a symposium on-the sub; ject of "Making Public Opinion." The meeting was attended by 250 mem- bers. SWEEPER ARRIVES TODAY Winnetka's new motor-driven street sweeping machine is expected to ar- rive today, according to a statement issued by Village Manager H. L. Woolhiser this week. It is planned to start with the spring clean-up of streets next Monday, and all streets in the village will be thorouhly gone over by the new machine, it was said. Mrs. James P. Fleming of 760 Fox- dale avenue is expected to return to her home the last of next week from Bermuda where she has been for about two weeks. those who care to call at our offices. But our patrons must feel that to bring a blind man back into the active world, where he can stand side by side with his fellow men, compete with them, and serve them, is indeed ample re- ward for their own efforts to accom- plish this re-creation of a man's use- fulness. Others will soonn be placed, we be- lieve, some who have sat back in dark- ness and inactivity for twenty-five vears, and all of whom are eager to make for themselves a small place in a busy world. Mrs. T. G. Rockwell, 277 Chestnut street; entertained a few friends at bridge on Tuesday afternoon for her mother, Mrs. S. P. Shane, who is visit- ing here from Cleveland, Ohio. | 5 E EH E Toloff Quality Also For Clubs, Lodges, Fraternities The full equipment and facili- ties of this fine studio are at the service of North Shore organiza- tions for their group or album photographs. Each picture is a Toloff por- (nT TTT TT aU HTT EN trait created with the careful at- tention to detail and to artistic effect which distinguishes all of the work of this studio. Write today for our booklet: "Your Rightful Share of the Profits." VICTOR C. CARLSON ORGANIZATION Greenleaf 500 INC. Sheldrake 0500 CARLSON BUILDING Southeast corner Orrington Ave. and Church St. EVANSTON Arrange now for a pic- ture for Mother's Day-- as low priced as $10.00 a dozen. Phone University 2178 Joseph D. Toloff-- 518 Davis Street : £ i g | B H £ g g i i i Evanston Ft] Ss 5 EL 5 = Eo S Eo 5 Eo E Eo a EB E] ES = EE Eo = Eo] Eo Ee Eo] Eo] cc 5 EE EE . Ee 5 BEB Eo Fo tt EE ss cs -- E =