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34 WINNETKA TALK January 22, 1927 SEEK MISSING MAN The Wilmette Police department has in its possession a letter mailed from the American Consular offices at Cu- racao, Dutch West India Islands, which it has been requested to deliver to Arthur A. Japp, who is supposed to be either in Winnetka or Wilmette. Any- one knowing where this person may be located is urgently requested to com- municate with Chief Leggett. Sizes Range from 12 to 54 mn Coats and Dresses Hats Made to Order UNIQUE STYLE SHOP B. Coplan, Prop. 1126 Central Avenue Phone Wil. 2403 Mrs. T. G. Rockwell of 277 Chestnut street, will leave next week to visit her mother, Mrs. S. P. Shayne of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Is This a True Story in Your Life, Too! NCE a week do you experience Wash- day and all it symobolizes--a steamy house, the worries of supervision, an aching head and reddened hands? Do you deny your- self 52 precious days a year because the wash- ing must be done and the family must have clean clothes? If so, you are doing it needlessly. For it only takes a few words on the telephone or to Bill the Washington Laundry Man, to remove Washday from your mind---your calendar-- and your home. Just give the weekly bundle to Bill, and he will see that everything is washed sweetly clean, that everything is ironed or anything, as you desire, and is returned promptly. And above all he will give you "A NEW DAY" a week for yourself. Call in BILL-- the Washington Laundry Man Today he Washington Laundry 700-704 Washington Street EVANSTON, TLL Prone Wilmette 145 New Body Styles, Colors Feature 1927 Chrysler York--Foremost among the features New host of new and new placed before the jammed the Grand Central palace, as well as the special exhibits at the huge uptown hotels and the distributors' sales rooms during Automobile Show week, once again Chrysler focused at- cars throngs which tention. Refinements in engineering and man- ufacturing which the motoring public has come to expect from Chrysler were shown for the first time by this manu- facturer. One of the most sensational of these novelities was the Chrysler Imperial "80" Sportiff Phaeton. It is unusually striking in its color combination of black and Burmese blue, with striping of Italian cream. Upholstery is of dark blue, hand-buffed Spanish leather. Six black wire wheels, with nickeled rims, with the two spare tires mounted in wells in the front fenders, are standard equipment. The top is of the disap- pearing skeleton type, so constructed that it can be folded back and booted in conventional manner, or stowed, completely away in a compartment back of the front seat. On the "70" chassis two new body types were also presented--the new four-passenger coupe; and the carbio- let. Both of these are entirely new body styles in their price field. Probably no single body type at- tracted such attention among the lower priced sixes as did the new Chrysler "60" two-passenger coupe, with rumble seat, which also made its debut at this show. This car is in Wills green, with flamingo carmine striping, upholstered in mouse gray mohair, and leather rumble seats to match the body colors. almost eclipsed by the sensational new treatment of body styles and coloring,' They're Here! Paul Ash, Ted Lewis Two new releases on Co- lumbia New Process Elec- trically Recorded Records. Come in and hear them. Hear them on the new Viva-tonal Columbia -- successor to the pho- nograph. CHICKERING PIANOS ZENITH RADIO THE AMPICO dhe dhickering Btudios Carleton Kaumeyer 527 Davis Street ~ Svanston Ml Gelephone - Greenleaf 3230 Open Tues., Thurs. and Sat. Evenings | To Demonstrate Maytag Washer | on North Shore 0. L. Porter, of 554 Center street, Winnetka, sells Maytag washing ma- chines on the north shore, his terri- tory being from Evanston north to the county line and the territory west including Glenview and Northbrook. A special demonstration and campaign of the Maytag is just now being instituted by Mr. Porter. which, when completed, it is said will have brought the merits of this machine to every family in this territory. T. I. Pherigo and L. R. Guerard, from the Maytag factory, are with Mr. Porter to give this special demonstra- | "on. A special advertising campaign is being inaugurated, following which sales machines will be placed in homes, demonstrated and left for five days without any obligations, whatever, "The machine to sell itself," being the Maytag slogan. Messrs. Pherigo and Guerard claim the Maytag is the fastest washing ma- chine manufactured, having a capacity of fifty pounds of dry wash, per hour; washes clean; most compact washer made ; has cast aluminum tub; clothes can be put in or taken out with the | washer running; all metal, self ad- justing wringer, and a lot of other | claims for which they ask you to make | ; 'the test and be the judge. Joseph Sears Pupils Hear Recital-Lecture An interesting assembly program was given at the Joseph Sears school, Ken- ilworth, Wednesday by Miss Burns- ton, violin instructor at New Trier High school, accompanied by Miss Piebles. The program constituted a demonstrated talk on violin music, its history and composition. Miss Burns- ton is a pupil of Jaques Gordon, well known violin instructor. Dr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Crile of 418 Ridge avenue, according to a custom they have followed for several years, held open house Sunday afternoon, January 16, to their friends. JOHN WEILAND FLORIST Evanston Store 1614 Sherman Ave. Univ. 502-8607 Wilmette Store 1161 Wilmette Ave. Wil. 2128 EE