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WINNETKA TALK February 5, 1927 Kur WW oe RADIATOR COVER lo 75¢per coil Beauuful radiator covers at a sur- prisingly low price. Protect your walls, draperies and furnishings from dust and smudge. Transforms unsightly radiators into ornamental pieces of furniture. Provides moist, healthful air. Made to order, for high or low radiators. Upholstered in any ma- terial to match walls or furnishings. Write or phone for special introduc- tory low price. R. E. JOHNS MFG. COMPANY Residence--4608 Beacon St. Office--Suite 218-219 S. Dearborn St. Tel. Wabash 8248 Chicago Will Build $600,000 Catholic High School for Boys St. George's Catholic high school for 1,000 boys of Lv avenue, Evanston, by the Christian Brothers of Chicago. occupancy in September. It will cost $600,000. Paul Weingarten of Winnetka gave a bachelor chicken dinner at the Hay- ranston and the north shore will be erected at 350 Sherman Work will start soon and the building will be ready for During 1926 Illinois telephone com- panies added 90,000 new stations to their lines. lofte Friday. Our Great Sale of Oriental Rugs Was to Have Ended Last Monday! The insistent demand of scores of our good | "customers who had not been able to get to the sale during January compelled us to continue the sale a little longer. If you haven't shared in the wonderful oppor- tunities offere here as soon as you can! A Few of the Remaining Values: $1000 Chinese, Size 11x18 d by the sale, get $595 Persiar Irans, $34.50 314x6Y4, average size $55 Moussouls, $25 4x6, average size $3400 Imperial Kashan Saruk, $1850 Size 12x21 $350 Persian Heriz, $195 Size 9x12 Fountain Square Evanston Pupils' Recital The pupils of Miss Winifred Town- send will give a recital at her residence studio, 779 Foxdale avenue, Winnetka, Thursday evening, February 10, at 7:15 o'clock. Following is the pro- gram: violin duet, meiody in D ........ccc0een- Francis Akely and Richard Neukranz Aunt BetSY ....cossssscsessancaennes Song Richard Neukranz The Lost Sunbeam ...........oee Wacker Francis Akely Dream of the Rosebud .............. Kern Mary Alice Sieg Mosquito Dance ......... L. Mendelssohn Norman Modine Mazurka in D ......oiivinninnannn DeMuth Craig Stoddard Bois de Boulogne .......ccooveinn Gabriel Marie Erickson Mischief Polka ...........c0duee Franklin Edward Arden Violin duet, Song Without Words, No. I a I SG ant STIR Mendelssohn William Kruger and Norman Modene Mazurka in A minor .............. Bohm Robert Walker Piano with violin trio, Confidence ...... a © a FA Mendelssohn Amira Edenzer, Ray Christensen, Mar- garet Cree, Robert Walker Violin, Slavonic Dance ............ Bohm Margaret Jean Cree Adoration .. cv aviv isnir rar smeven Borowski Helen Gerlack Musical Moments ...........ccven0ues Held Albin Anderson Simple Confession Sherwood Nelson Sarabande Raymond Rusnak Concerto, in D major, 1st movement, Seitz Alex Praden Chaconne ,..cvsevsvegsissassvnssrs Durand Raymond Christensen Adagio, from Moonlight Sonata.......... EE rn rT Beethoven Beatrice Hoas Hungarian Poem ................. Hubay Marian Suit Nadia, Mazurka de Salon ........ Wach Rose Flentye Chanson "Arabe . .iuiii iii ins ivan RNR vw Rimsky Korsakoff-Kreisler Gordon Gibson Sonata, 1st movement ............ Dvorak Mrs. Brown and Robert Brown ELECTED FIRE CAPTAIN Miss Barbara Mettler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harrison Mettler of 1119 Sheridan road has been elected college fire captain at Smith college, Northampton, Mass. In September Miss Mettler was chosen as fire cap- tain of her particular dormitory and was recently elected to the responsible position of enforcing the fire regula- tion in the sixty dormitories and col- lege houses on the campus. Miss Met- tler is a member of the class of 1928 and belongs to the hockey and basket- ball teams of her class. During 1926, 58 towns and cities out- side of Chicago reported the establish- ment of 116 new industries paying to 7,305 workers $8,927,500 annually.