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May 21, 1927 WINNETKA TALK More Honors Come to Wilmette Honor Student at U. of I. Miss Jean L. Drayer of 1034 Elm- wood avenue, Wilmette, who is now completing her senior year at the Uni- versity of Illinois, was named in an an- nouncement last Saturday as one of the students to have her name en- graved on the Bronze Honor Tablet which is annually put up as a record of those who stand in the upper .hree per- cent of their classes during their junior and senior years. The honor was at- tained by only twenty-four seniors this year. The tablet will be placed in the hall of the University Administration build- ing with those of the previous years. Miss Drayer will also be one of the honor students to attend the Honors Day Convocation of those of high scholarship which will be held Friday, May 20. President David Kinley will address the group and the one hundred members of the university senate will also be present at the ceremony. Mrs. A. Bremner Peck of 1102 Cherry street and her two little daugh- ters left Wednesday, May 18, for Cali- fornia, to be the guest of Mrs. Peck's mother in Hollywood. They expect to remain a month. Kenilworth Youth Hurt When Struck by Machine John Montonaro, residing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mon- tonaro, at 526 Linden avenue, Kenil- worth, was painfully injured when struck by a car driven by Miss Marian Page, 901 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, at the intersection of Warwick road and Melrose avenue in Kenilworth last Monday. Young Montonaro, it was reported to the Kenilworth police, was riding on a bicycle on Melrose avenue and was struck by the Page car as it was being driven north on Warwick road. He was placed in a car and taken to the Evanston hospital where he was at- tended by Dr. Frederick Christopher of Winnetka. The injuries, it was found, were apparently confined to two severe scalp wounds and painful abrasions about the knees. It was necessary, however, to take several stitches in the wounds, after which the boy was re- turned to his home where, it is said, he is recovering rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Ballard and Mr. and Mrs. George T. Leach are among the Winnetka people who at- tended the fifty-ninth annual spring meeting of the Investment Banks as- sociation of America at White Sul- phur Springs, and returned this week- end. Protect the Health of YOUR Family' -- a) =, it gives to you and yours. RINK Yowman Dairy Com- pany Milk for the good health Drink it, too, for its delicious flavor. Telephone our station or order from one of our courteous milkmen, DAI RY COMPANY MilR, Bowman's Milk is fresh and pure-- you may be absolutely certain about that. get it with all its original creaminess and flavor intact. ness and goodness has been lost. Straight from the farm--you Nothing of its fresh- nearest distributing Glencoe 70 YEARS THE STANDARD OF QUALITY Evanston Coast Guard | Crew Aids Rescue | Work on Mississippi | The Evanston Coast Guard motor launch is still picking up refugees from levees and distributing supplies for the Red Cross on the lower Mis- sissippi according to the men who went with the boat from the local sta- tion. Captain Otto Fricke said he had re- ceived a letter from the men just a few days ago telling of their work. The men who took the boat down the Mis- sissippi at the command of the gov- ernment to aid in relief work are Leon Alfrod, No. 1 man on the boat crew, and surfman J. Myers. The men left April 23 and will probably be back the latter part of this month, ac- cording to Captain Fricke. PAN NN NANA SENN lowe?) FOR HER COMING Fairway ... The Greatest Drive Ever! AAA A LL AAR RRR UR ALS SS NN NNN NNN NA OORT OTA i il ii li il i Mon YE VHTYI RY vr Continuing ! ! Our Great Annual b 5 ¢ Homefurnishings Sale of NN} ORIENTAL RUGS [li 7 It has met with the usual splendid JE! 1) 1 H - IR) off| success! ave you made your choice R) | yet? RY 2 Even during this sale you may use our Budget Plan. = CRD SA Listed are a few rugs indicating the extra- ordinary values that remain. Chinese, 7x2.1 S = 7 ; "Chinese, 7x2.1 ........... $ 49.00 W oN Kandahar, 12x9.1 ........ 433.00 93 Va Lilian, 43x2.6" ......... 29.50 24 \ My Herz, 12.10x9.9 ......... 225.00 If N Imperial Kashar, 18x11 ...1400.00 Nd ne BG Nazaket, 11.10x8.9 ....... 195.00 [kiki ol 2 Finest Mandarin, 15x10.6 ... 595.00 [§ 1 le! Liliban, 17.5x10.3-........ 595.00 [RAS / Second Floor--East Re] & LIA . 0 | Ld NS AL | is 7 | £5 ib 1%] & i & Fountain Square--Evanston > kx CI #1 amis ST -- It Tee hg 2 NT INS NOTIN IN ol [XX xX OUN RAR AALS Ar | S MA nv ITS A X 47/~ iN @ | ae X Wi | Rl See Ct a ame os a pn SS er RZD) ~~ Zl LE Pel, DT -- zs by J J CC _ ii