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November 20, 1926 24 WINNETKA TALK SRLS Packard Company Gives Bonuses to Employes E z Following the close of the most pros- v B perous year in its history, the Pack- g ard Motor Car Co. of Chicago has g DANCE TO THE FINEST just distributed a length of service Bh ] bonus among Packard-Chicago em- E MUSIC IN CHICAGO ployes. "Distribution of cash rewards E . ; id for service with the branch has been in the Most Beautiful Dining Room a Packard custom in prosperous : { periods for a number of years," says Every Evening--E xcept Sunday H. W. Peters, manager of the Chicago Eight to Twelve P. M.--Informal branch. . Employes who have been with the Saturday Evening--Formal Party company five years receive $50.00. For Dancing ull 2 A. M. f each additional year $10.00 is added up EDGEWATFR BEACH HOTEL ORCHESTRA 2 and Yackiog 169 SEUSS on Service hundred and thirteen out of 517 em- ; 5 i { ployees of Packard-Chicago partici- REMEMBER--the only hotel in Chicago with pated in this service bonus; %. other a GARAGE in direct connection and providing words, about 22 percent of the em- transient storage at a nominal rate-- Relieve ployes have been with the company your mind of your car! over 5 years--an unusual record in the g number of long-time employes. = Edgewater Beach Hotel The Packard factory also distributes E] i a service bonus. This year's bonus was E ES on the Lake . k : = E 5300 BLOCK S R given the Pac ard veterans in the : E K SHERIDAN KOAD form of a check with a personal letter g : TELEPHONE LONGBEACH 6000 from President Macauley. E | E Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Withers of i £ 788 Lincoln avenue and Miss Leila | Withers returned Monday, Novem- g ber 15, from New York and Dobbs g Ferry. "Here Are The [mprovements Review this impressive list of improve- ments--a notable twelve-months' record of progressive engineering: A new five-bearing crankshaft (replacing the three-bearing type). A newtwo-unitstarting and lighting system (replacing the single unit type). Air cleaner of improved design. Spark and throttle levers placed above the wheel for greater convenience. Rumble seat for Sport Roadster. Stylish new body lines. Rich and attractive new colors. . Improved all-steel body construction. Increased driving vision. Indirect dial lighting for De Luxe and Sport types. Far greater riding comfort. Impressive new smoothness and silence of engine operation. Greater beauty, greater convenience and remarkable new silence and smoothness of engine operation have followed these vital betterments. Yet Dodge Brothers low prices remain un- changed--values certainly that no motorist can now afford to overlook! Touring Car' ........+ =" $ 860.00 Coupe «os revv eens 912.00 Sedan. J ie oI nian z 965.00 Special Sedan ......... 1,017.50 Delivered WERSTED MOTOR CO. 562 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka 165 We Also Sell Dependable Used Caras DoDGce BROTHERS MOTOR CARS Lamp Shades Exclusive and Artistic Designs made to suit your individual taste. Prices Reasonable Madam Edythe For appointment call Irving 5484 Reserve Officers Hold Annual Mess; Defer Army Ball The annual mess of the North Shore Cook County chapter of the Reserve Officers' association was held last night at the North Shore hotel at 6:45 o'clock. The program for the evening as planned included the elec- tion of officers for the coming year, and short talks on national defense matters by officers*® including Col. Nathaniel F. McClure of Chicago, and Captain Gerald Chapman, head of the Northwestern university military de- partment. Members of the association from Wilmette, Winnetka, Glencoe and Highland Park were among the 150 guests present. Col. John H. Wigmore, dean of Northwestern university law school, was the presiding officer for the occasion. A musical program and other entertainment was scheduled for the evening. Other officers and former officers, not members of the associa- tion, were also present, as this chapter welcomes at this affair those not in- cluded in its roll call. Most of the guests attended the banquet in uniform. The formal army ball which the chapter had planned has been indefinitely postponed, and this occasion was to take its place. The list of officers who have served during the past year is: president, Maj. G. T. von Colditz, medical of- ficer in Evanston ;first vice-president, Col. John H. Wigmore; second vice- president, Lieut. Harold L. Garwood, of Northwestern university; secretary, Lieut. W. J. Patterson; assistant sec- retary, Capt. Edward W. Marcellus; jreasurer, Captain William C. Bech- told. Robert B. Chittenden of 1368 Scott avenue left Thursday, November 18, for French Lick Springs, Ind., where he will spend a week. The officers of the firm Mr. Chittenden is connected with take a week's vacation trip an- nually to French Lick. SCHO OXFORD Aifrea- ORRINGTON HOTEL EVANSTON 60 - 62 OL MOCASSIN 11% 10 13%~$573 RUBYme EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL EAST WASHINGTON SHOES or YOUNG MEN RUBY SHOES FOR BIG BO RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR SUBD AND" THAT SMART APPEARANCE- THAT BOYS OF THLS AGE DEMAND DULL LEATHER. DRESS OXFORD 2% Tob6~$ 7.00 Ts -- £3 vr. =!