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18 WINNETKA TALK . August 14, 1926 "GOOD FOR YEARS AND YEARS AND YEARS i 5250 Broadway, Chicago 2 \ For Those Who Demand Something Different If you are content with blue serge, roast beef, square houses and domestic cigars, then Wills Sainte Claire is not made for you. Other motor cars of more or less distinction will do just as well. Happily, there is a small but extremely worth-while group of people who are more exacting in their tastes. They are rather pakvial to Biltmore tweeds, sto squab pheasants, san ne cottages and pure vana leaf. do most of the things worth while in this WO! and they do what they do with a flare -- LIVE WITH AN AIR! For these C. Harold Wills created Wills Sainte Claire. One must be born with the devine gift of INDIVIDUALITY, before the half-European beau- ty, and wholly American pep and power of this remarkable car becomes an irresistible necessity. WILLS .SAINTE CLAIRE of NORTH SHORE R. N. BOEHMER WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE Motor Cars Edgewater 2900 Want a Pup or Kitten? LULLLLLLLLLLLLLLILARY They're Yours for Asking Any little bov want a pup? Any little girl want a pretty little soft kitten? Puppies and kittens, cunning and winning, are to be had without money and without price from the North Shore Humane society members who | make it their business to rescue home- | less and stray cats and dogs and at present have quite a family of pets for which they are responsible. To aid their work, a rummage sale is being conducted at intervals during the summer at 1617 Sherman avenue. Another sale period will be held there Saturday morning beginning at 8. Beds and a baby buggy are leading items of this week's sale. Former Resident Dies of Heart Disease Monday Fred Ward, 64 years old, formerly a resident of Wilmette, dropped dead in his butcher shop at 819 Noyes street, Evanston, last Monday. The cause was heart disease. Ward formerly lived in Wilmette and at one time operated a butcher shop in Hubbard Woods. He was well known to many residents of the north shore. He lived with Michael Schimmel, 2150 Sherman avenue, Evanston, and is said to have relatives in Europe. A curious coin- cidence was encountered in the in- vestigation of the case when it was learned that Ward's brother dropped dead from heart disease in the same shop eighteen months ago. OR A LAMP POST With all their many traffic laws, They've never made one yet That'll keep a brand-new motorist From running into debt. |Glencoe Boy Wins Title in Western Junior Net Event | John Sheldon of Glencoe, the Chi- | cago boys' champion, added onother title to his name in the final rounds of the western junior and boys' tennis tournament recently at Culver, Ind. He is now western boys' singles cham- pion and the western boys' doubles co- runnerup. Sheldon won the singles title over Fred Brace, Pontiac, Mich., in three sets marked by long rallies and much cautious back court play, 7-5, 5-7, 6-3. Paired with Nick Lukats, Gary, Johnny lost in the boys' doubles fin- al to Brace and William Schommer, the Michigan and Wisconsin state boys' champions, respectively, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. Mrs. Kenneth McLain of 1076 Pine street, Winnetka, entertained twelve friends for luncheon and bridge on Tuesday of last week in honor of Miss Sara Barnes of St. Louis and Miss Rosemary Howe of Chicago. Indian Hill Residence Sold to Evanston Man Quinlan and Tyson, Inc, announce the sale of the Winnetka home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Craig at 14 Indian Hill road, to Mr. Walter A. Glos of Evanston. This home is of white colonial design on a lot of over an acre overlooking Indian Hill Golf club. Mr. and Mrs. Glos expect to move into the Winnetka property in September. Frank M. Orndorff of the Winnetka office of Quinlan and Tyson, Inc, was the broker representing all parties. Melvin M. Hawley was attorney for the sellers. 3 TG TT LL George Bernard 4627 Sheridan Road Cor. Eastwood A National Reputation in Furs Eu Featuring Squirrel Mink Raccoon rS LERLLLLVLRLLLLLRLLRLBLY NOTE: Eastern mink wraps shown by appointment only Ped uw