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} | ] i WINNETKA TALK February 12, 1927 View Avenue . yp Ready for Occupancy, May First, 1927 Apartment Homes of Incomparable Distinction Located directly on Lincoln Park, with a permanently unobstructed view of Lake Michigan, these apartments of from 5 to 14 rooms offer an individuality of arrangement and a luxury of appointment that will appeal to those who seek a residence of obvious distinction. Ten minutes from the loop, smart shops, theatre and business center of the city--with select schools within easy walking distance. Operated on the highly successful semi-cooperative plan, the rapidity with which these homes are being sought, both by pur- chasers and by lessees, is quite significant. Descriptive, illustrated literature is available, and will be forwarded upon request, without obligation. Your inquiry for purchase or for lease is cordially invited. THE LAKE VIEW COMPANY 11 So. La Salle Street "Phone Diversey 9742 4. Francis W. Parker School 5.- Belden-Stratford Hotel 6. 2440 Lake View Avenue 1." Drake Hotel 2. Chicago Latin School (Boys) 3. Lincoln Park Conservatory Dr. George A. Stone to Attend Optometrist Meet One of the outstanding conventions of this winter will be the twentieth annual gathering of the Illinois State society of Optometrists to be held in the LaSalle hotel, Chicago, February 13, 14, 15, according to Dr. Ben V. Schoenborn, general chairman of con- vention committee. The sessions will be attended by Dr. George A. Stone, | whose offices are at 1177 Wilmette ave- | nue, Wilmette. Authorities on optometry, lecturers | of nation-wide repute have been se- cured to speak before members of the profession on the latest developments known in optometric science. Years of experimentation on the part of ocular specialists have devel- oped several instruments to their present state of high efficiency and the use of which have made possible cer- tain examinations and correct diagnosis of eye condition heretofore impossible, according to Dr. Stone. One of the instruments, the Streak Retinoscope, is scarcely larger than a large fountain pen, having at one end a cap in which there is contained a miniature electric bulb and reflector. Its resultant hair line streak of light, when' reflected into the human eye en- ables the optometrist to observe the action. of the light reflected, and to exactly diagnose its condition. Its use makes it possible to correctly fit glasses for the deaf and dumb as it precludes the necessity of questions being asked and charts read. These instruments will be on display and their: uses fully demonstrated will be one of the strong attractions which will draw some 1,500 optometrists and friends, coming from practically every city of Illinois, and other states. "PLAN SCOUT RALLY One troop from each town of the North Shore Boy Scout area is being seleeted to compete in a practice rally to be held Friday evening, February 25, at the Kenilworth Community House. . The troops will compete in knot-tying, drill, signalling, and fire by friction. New Trier Takes Triangular Meet From Chicagoans New Trier high school last Saturday won the junior and senior honors in a triangular track meet with Lake View and Senn at the Northwestern uni- versity gymnasium. The north shore school scored 40% points in the senior meet and 30 in the junior competition. - Senn was second in both events, scoring 3874 points in the senior meet and 16 in the junior. Lake View's seniors tallied 15 markers and its juniors made 13. Alexander of Senn was the star of the meet with two victories and a tie for first place in another event. He won the senior 40 yard low and high hurdles, and was tied in the pole vault. In the junior meet McIntosh of New Trier placed second in the shot put and 40 yard dash, and captured first place in the pole vault for high scoring honors. Herbert E. Hyde Gives Fifth of Organ Series The fifth program of the season on the North Shore Community Organ series at St. Luke's church, Evanston, will be given Tuesday February 15 at 8 o'clock by Herbert E. Hyde. He will play both classical and mod- ern compositions, the latter group in- cluding the American composer, Alex- ander Russell, and James H. Rogers. The complete program is as follows: 1. 'Sonata No.=1:.. . Mendelssohn 2. "At the Convent ........- Borodin Reverie = 7.0. 5&4. ..... Borodin Nocturne =. 5 dG son vis Borodin St. Lawrence 'Sketches ............ ee Alexander Russell Bells of St. Anne de Beaupre Song of the Basket Weaver w 4. Intermezzo ...... James H. Rogers 5. Prelude and Fugue on B. A. C. H. A SRA LS RS Liszt These concerts are free and the pub- lic is cordially invited. Miss Elsie Thall of 565 Lincoln ave- nue, returned a week ago from a buy- ing trip in New York City. tra saleswomen floor. Wednesday February 16th If you want to earn some extra pin money, Dollar Day is THE DAY. We will require 100 ex- tain every shopping convenience for Dollar Day. the Superintendent's office, third Saleswomen Wanted for Dollar Day to help us main- Just apply at ' a J » Ros enberqg 5 ---- The North Shore's Greatest Stor -------- Davis Street--Downtown Evanston