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WINNETKA TALK February 26, 1927 PHONE FOR US TO CALL Keep our phone number handy so that you can call us any time you find that a suit needs dry cleaning and pressing. Our cars are constantly on the go and one of them will pick up your clothes, bring them to us and we will send them back to you the same day. We do all kinds of dry cleaning and re- move all kinds of stains. H. E. ODHNER Cleaning % Pressing 1050 Gage St. Tel. Winn. 278 Have Your Shoes Rebuilt! Not Repaired Worn out soles and run down heels are unhealthy All work guaranteed Annex Shoe Rebuilder's Store R. Wagner 8 Prouty Annex--Opposite C. N. W. Depot Telephone Winn. 991 ON THE SQUARE Reboflder Save Money on Inside Repairs Have Plastering Done Now--Before Spring Rush Makes Work Expensive We do all repair work on property-- including Brick, Stone, Cement, Plaster and Stucco Wash. We give each job our personal attention. Shortridge & Saxton 419 Richmond Road, Kenilworth Phone Ken. 2735 Y= 2 Phone Winn. 933 THE COMFORT SHOP Complete Beauty Parlor Service Permanent Waving Superfluous Hair Removed Facials that are soothing. Miss Jennie Anderson, Prop. 797 Elm St. Ph. Winn. 933 SHOPPE I I Northbrook to Be Scene | of Building Activity | Oscar F. Miller, building inspector of | Northbrook and also a building con- | tractor, is erecting a two-story stucco | residence on the south side of Shermer | avenue, east of Waukegan road, in| Northbrook, for August Burmeister. | Mr. Miller is also building a resi- | dence for himself opposite the new Burmeister home. Mr. Miller's resi- dence will be of stone veneer. | There is to be a large amount of | building in Northbrook this season, it is said. Will Give Benefit for Chicago Junior School] The North End branch, Friends of | Chicago Junior school, will be bene- fited by a bridge party given by Mrs. Walter A. Kleve at her home, 7345 | Seeley avenue, Saturday evening, | March 5. | A rummage sale will be held this spring. Discarded clothing, shoes, fur- niture, or anything anyone wishes to | dispose of will be very acceptable, the committee announces, and will be | called for if Mrs. Mabelle R. Johnson, 636 Cornelia avenue, Bittersweet 2366, | is notified that the things are available. Prentice Players Invite Playgoers to "Twelfth Night" The Prentice Players of Northwes- tern university are inviting north shore playgoers. to performances of Shake- speare's "Twelfth Night," which is to be presented in Annie May Swift hall, Northwestern campus, on Wednesday and Friday evenings, March 2 and 4. The comedy, "Twelfth Night," is in the repertory of two New York stock companies, the Civic Repertory com- pany, and the American Laboratory theatre. Also, the Goodman Memorial theater of Chicago has announced this play for this year. The play was given last fall by the University of Michigan, and the Normal college of Illinois, and is scheduled to be given at the Univer- sity of Iowa during the summer ses- sion. The scenery of the play, which is all in the form of curtains, has been made and designed by the students of the scenery and costume class. A contest was held in the early part of last semester, members of the class presented scenes, and the winning scenes have been designed for the play. There are eleven scenes in the | play. ot 10E10T 100] The play is under the direction of 1 q| Vance M. Morton of the School of | Speech. The other positions of the 8 Now $e production staff are filled by members : of Prentice Players. These are as follows : Paul J. Harris, technical man- On Display | | ager; Edna Dahlin, assistant director; i Douglas Bryant, stage manager; Dulah Pulscamp, Dulla Green, Mary Snyder, ] The most 0! and Sue Bollinger, scenic crew; Grace 1 Beautiful }| Hall, electrician; Eilene Doop, assist- 1] | ant electrician; Dorothy Parmenter, Rosetta Alk, designers; David Hutkin, CH EVR business manager; Tom Goodrich, I house manager; and Alice Woodworth, A : usher. | in Chevrolet History 0 ------ . i coach Save this Coupon oe Coach $595 | 4 You S 0 an ou vave Roadster--Touring i $2.50 This coupon will be accepted as $525 full payment for work done in I) em ------ thoroughly cleaning, by the newly 1} developed Hoover Process of Posi- ° Utility Coupe $625 tive Agitation, any one rug or car- 1 Sed $695 ° pet in your home. : Arrangements have been made with Landau $745 n our representative to render this Cabriolet $715 9 service without cost to you. A i : similar rug cleaning and color re- Light Del. Chassis $395 storing by any other accepted pro- | on Chassis $495 cess would cost you $2.50 or more. © F. O. B. Flint If our representative has not called within three days, you will do us Fo) a favor by telephoning us. 3 NORTH SHORE Dabe - Nevitt | Fo) Hupmobile & Chevrolet ELECTRIC SHop 554 Center St. h. Winn. 44 I Motor Sales The Ni 911 Linden Ave. e ew wits i) HOOVER Teleph inn. phone Winn. 296 i IT BEATS... asitSweeps asit Cleans orIor 10EIOF Oo) PAINTING COR ANBRINIC senate s~Tel Win. 344 Ld ay