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4 WINNETKA TALK June 19, 1926 CHILDREN'S RIDING EXHIBITION TODAY - (Saturday) - 2 O'CLOCK INDIAN HILL RIDING CLUB I Enter at Ridge Avenue Gate Follow Flags They Received Diplomas at Skokie Photo by Schreurs The ritual of graduation of a class of 127 was held at Jane Kuppenheimer hall, Skokie school, Thursday evening, June 17, at 8:30 o'clock. At the close, Father Time opened the great silver doors to summon those who were prepared to journey with him to the outside world. Miss Florence Canning, Miss Isa- belle Milton, John F. Porter and Dr. James Austin Richards assumed the char- acters of Memory, the Children From the World Outside and Father Time. GET TICKETS AT GATE For Further Information Call Harry E. Miller, Winnetka 1494 Chairman Entertainment Committee EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED Adults 25 Cents Children Free Miss Martha McConaughy, member of the junior class of Rockford col- lege, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. A. Watson, 928 Pine street, since June 16. Miss McConaughy attended the graduation exercises held at Rock- ford, where she has been a student for the past two years, and expects to return to the college in September. ---- Mrs. Carl Schaefer, Chestnut street, will leave Winnetka to attend the Sigma Kappa convention at Madison, where she and Mr. Schaefer graduated in 1924. --Q-- Mrs. Alphonse Dennis of Tower road entertained a number of her friends at a luncheon and bridge Friday. ---- SN ; -- Sa = ry a CAM p---- Bacon sizzling over the fire. ist or 'pennant' camper. Complete Fishing Needs " No matter what kill-joys say about fish bit- ing when they want to bite, regardless of tackle used--real fishermen with carefully se- records, PING? The glint of sunshine through green leaves. Oh! but it's great to go camping. And here's camp equip- ment of every sort for hiker, canoeist, motor- lected tackle, are the ones who hang up the ECKART HARDWARE CO. 735 ELM STREET WINNETKA WINNETKA 843-844 Easy to Pull Trailer Over Mountain Routes Motorists used to ask: "Shall I have any trouble driving over the moun- tains?" but now the stock question, according to a bulletin issued by the touring bureau of the Chicago Motor club, is: "Do you think it possible to pull a trailer over the mountains?" "The answer to this," says the bulletin, "is simple. The driver who is sure enough of his ability to drive a car over the mountains will have no trouble in dragging a trailer after him. Motor- ists by the thousand are pulling trail- lers through sand, mud and city traffic as well as over the tallest mountain ranges. "Motorists are pulling trailers over the Fall river highway in Colorado, up over Estes park in Rocky Moun- tain National park, the highest moun- tain road in the world. A trailer adds little difficulty to a transcontinental trip, but the motorist who does not know how to handle his car on a hill should not try to take a trailer across the country, in fact he should not even drive across the country until he has mastered the art of ascending and descending hills. The average driver who knows how to shift his gears on a hill, how to use his brakes properly, and who has a good sense of distance, will have no trouble in hauling a trail- er. PERMAN WAVE This highest art in permanent waving 'assures far more than ordinary satisfaction. Finest equipment and most expert operators here await your pleasure 4 Complete Beauty Parlor Service INDU Beauty Shop Ethel M. Taylor 818 Elm St. Winnetka 2176 NT