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14 WINNETKA TALK October 2, 1926 All "Faithful to the Last" a Repair Work Ball Fashioned Guaranteed WINNETKA SHOE STORE H. LUENSMAN, Proprietor 804 Elm Street Phone 694 ~e be Permanent Wave $15 Even the most discriminating women may feel assured of satis- faction. Our waves last. Alice Beauty Shop 522 Linden Street Winnetka 800 -- Phones -- Wilmette 235 The Days of Guessing Are Gone! Every woman knows that the American Beauty electric } iron is the best iron made and this knowledge with the keen desire to possess the very best is shown in the sales of this iron. North Shore Electric Shop 33 O. L. Porter 554 Center Street Phone Winn. 44 Saad y 4 550 Phon iy PAI by i tr St. 344 of all kinds. Tubes and Special colors HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Rasmesen's 2% Painting and Decorating Plans Underway to { Make Smith College Ball a Gala Affair Plans are materializing in the ar- rangements for the Smith College ball which is being given under the auspices of the Evanston Smith College club, embracing villages from Highland Park to Chicago. The ball will be held at the Evanston Country club, Wednes- day evening, October 13, and is the scholarship ball which has for its pur- pose, raising money to send a girl trom Evanston High school to Smith college. Mrs. E. S. Clark, (Elizabeth Camp- bell) is general chairman for the ball, and has an efficient committee co-ope- rating with her to make this affair one of the outstanding events of the year. Jerry Conley's orchestra has been en- gaged to provide the music, and the mystery of the entertainment is yet unsolved. But Miss Virginia Forbes of Evanston, who is in charge of pro- viding the entertainment and her committee, are planning some striking forms of amusement devised to delight everyone. The list of sponsors for the ball in- clude Mrs. Mary Hastings Bradley of Chicago, Mrs. J. E. Blunt, Jr.,, of Ev- anston, Mrs. Horace Armstrong of Winnetka, Mrs. Warner Baird of Ev- anston, Mrs. E. S. Bersback of Ev- anston, Mrs. J. W. Knight of Evans- ton, Mrs. F. Parker Davis of Evanston, Mrs. Rawleigh Warner of Evanston, Mrs. Donald Scott of Evanston, Mrs. Earl Reed of Evanston and Mrs. C. H. Schweppe of Lake Forest. OU CAN WAVE YOUR HAIR \&) BETTER a with. nna Greenwiich WATER WAVES Just what you've been waiting for. Now on Display Each 50¢ Set of 6 $2.75 North Shore Pharmacy Gage © Linden Sts. Hubbard Woods Phones-- Winnetka 67 -- 76 p Give Subjects of Lecture Series by Dr. Carl S. Patton "The Old Gospel in the New Times" is the subject of a series of six lec- tures to be given in Winnetka this fall. Dr. Carl S. Patton, formerly of Los Angeles, and now of the faculty of Chicago Theological seminary, is to present this series on six consecutive Wednesday evenings beginning Octo- ber 13. A joint committee of Christ church and the Winnetka Congrega- tional church has arranged the series and a cordial invitation is extended to all Winnetkans and their friends. Dr. Patton will deal with his subject, "The Old Gospel in the New Times" as follows: October 13--"The Present Day Em- phasis in Religious Belief." October 20--"Is the Old Testament Outgrown?" October 27--"The Heart of the New Testament." November 3--"What Does the Chris- tian Owe the World?" November 10--"What for?" November 17--"Christianity and the Nations." Preceding his work in Los Angeles, Dr. Patton was well known through his pastorate both at Ann Arbor, Mich., and in Washington Gladden's university church in Columbus, Ohio. a Church is PLAN FOOD SALE Winnetka chapter 942, Order East- ern Star, will hold a food sale at Eck- hart's Hardware store Saturday, Octo- ber 9, at 9:30 o'clock. The announce- ment further states, "Those who have | purchased at these sales know what good cooks there are in the Eastern Star and how reasonably they sell their wares. Be sure to do your Saturday marketing at the O. E. S. sale at Eck- COMMUNITY Nursery School open its 6th year Oct. 4th, 1926 Ages 214 to to 6 yrs. Classes 9 to 11 o'clock Director CorRINNE FITZPATRICK 769 Locust Street Phone Winn. 2560 Br-r-r-r Don't let the cold weather find your Heating Plant in a broken-down condition. Phone us today, let us clean the plant and do what repairing is necessary. Wm. L. Wente Sheet Metal Contractors 874 Center Street Ph. Winn. 225