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& WINNETKA TALK March 19, 1927 {SCREENS} For Every Purpose Phones: Wilmette 2508-3134 NORTH SHORE SCREEN COMPANY Office ¥ Factory, Schiller Ave.,, WILMETTE 1 The Little Marmon Is Here May we send you a catalogue? MARMON NORTH SHORE 6015 Broadway Longbeach 6428 a m------ ABARAT Gh Ceo URES LE LRA A a For Your Old Phonograph or Radio on the Purchase of Any New Orthophonic Victrola-Radiola Combination A Most Extraordinary Saving. Easy Payments. Former Price of this world's music all of the time Wonderful Instrument $550.00 Now Only $475.00 saving you $ 75.00 Allowance for your old In- strument. . . All the 50.00 $125.00 $125.00 THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER and while it lasts, will apply on any Victrola-Radiola Com- bination in our stock. or fill in the Coupon below. North Shore Talking Machine Co. 712 Church Street, Evanston Open Evenings COUPON Please send without obligation to me, literature and information on your ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA-RADIOLA special offer. Balance to pay, only. .$425.00 (Batteries or Socket Power at slight additional cost) If you cannot call in person, we will forward to you literature and information on this great offer. Just phone Coolidge Proclaims American Forest Week The week of April 24-30 has been officially designated for nation-wide observance as "American Forest Week" by President Coolidge, in a proclamation made public by the United States Department of Agri- culture. This year will mark the seventh an- nual observance of the week, President Harding in 1921 having issued the first proclamation which brought the Fed- eral Government behind the movement. Of the numerous weeks observed in the country, this is the only one to which the Government of the United States has given recognition and sup- port. The President proclaimed the 1927 American Forest Week "in the belief that no other of our internal problems is of greater moment than the rehabili- tation of our forests, now so hopefully begun but needing the strong support of our collective will and intelligence." He emphasized the importance of farm forestry as a means for lessening agri- cultural surpluses and meeting the problem of agricultural overproduction, and the resulting depression in the farming industry. Norman and Willard, sons of Charles V. Sommer, 425 Provident avenue, who are attending St. John's Military Academy will be home on Saturday, March 19 to stay for a period of ten days--the usual vacation period for St. Johns. ------ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Pavey, 845 Lin- coln avenue, entertained twenty guests at dinner and bridge St. Patrick's day. North Shore Provides Candidates for Co-ed Organizations at N. U. The north shore is well represented in nominations at Northwestern uni- versity for the offices in the women's organizations, and with a single ex- ception the nominees from Wilmette, Winnetka, and Glencoe, attended New Trier high school. Virginia Bixby of Wilmette is on the ticket for president of the Woman's Student Government association, with Helen Cole of Omaha, the other candidate. The nominees for president of the Woman's Athletic as- sociation, Marjorie Reynolds and Hor- tense Pendleton, are of Evanston, and Ruth Chatfield of Evanston is nomi- nated for president of the Y. W. C. A. Marcia Converse of Winnetka is<up for the office of first vice-president of W. S. G. A.; Agnes Cornell of Glen- coe, and Edith Dillon of Winnetka, who studied at Roycemore, for second vice-president; Elizabeth Harwood of Wilmette for treasurer, along with Ha- zel Alexander of Evanston; and Evelyn Gibbs of Evanston is running for social chairman. Ruth Bower of Wilmette has been nominated for secretary of Y. W. C. A. Virginia Ingram of Winnetka and Alice King of Wilmette are the candidates for treasurer of W. A. A. and Elizabeth Sweet of Kenilworth is nominated to run for secretary. Irene Baehr of Glencoe is on the ticket for head of soccer; Carolyn Gromann of Wilmette for head of golf; Lucille Tatham of Winnetka and Irma Otten of Glencoe for head of basketball. NETIC 7 06 IL" 06 I 96 I OR Cer 06 = 2 ME SNOT ONG SN) Priced from $25. IULGRIM 600 MICHIGAN BOULEVARD - SOUTH CHICAGO The Charm of the MILGRIIC HATS emphasized, perhaps, by an unusual effect of color or trimming, is found in the Creations of NEW YORK HAIRY A A New Milgrim Creation in which Navy Milan is cleverly combined with Navy Georg- ette--trimme with Gardenias. TSI ATSIC AISI ANY ** Am. rica's Foremost Fashion Creator" / RN ICN IC FTN ICO Always that marked individuality, [ A" 9 R b, Beil. ii naa