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May 28, 1927 WINNETKA TALK Dick Hanley, N. U. Grid Coach, Ill With Appendicitis Dick Hanley, Northwestern's new football coach, took ill Tuesday with a chronic attack of appendicitis which confined him to his bed in the North Shore hotel. Dr. M. A. Hobart, uni- versity physician, went into consulta- tion with Dr. William A. Parkes and decided that Hanley should undergo an operation. Due to his desire to attend the foot- ball schedule-making conference at Madison today, Coach Hanley was re- luctant to submit to an operation until later. Dr. Hobart kept in constant attendance upon the patient with the purpose of operating if necessary. Coach Hanley has had frequent at- tacks of appendicitis in the past but none so severe as he suffered Tuesday. Acting upon the advice of his physi- cians he will submit to the operation at this time in order to eliminate any chance of taking ill during the foot- ball season. Optimists to Hold 1928 Convention in Wilmette The 1928 convention of the eastern Missouri and Illinois division of the Optimist International will be held in Wilmette on the first Saturday in May, 1928; delegates to the 1927 convention held in Decatur on May 13 and 14 hav- ing voted to accept the invitation ex- tended by the local and Evanston clubs. Eleven members of the Wilmette club were in attendance at the Decatur convention last week and aided by the Evanston delegates, were instrumental in procuring next year's convention, The invitation speech was made by Dr. George P. Magill. It is understood that Evanston will collaborate with the lo- cal organization in the entertainment of the delegates. Stelzel Returns to Skokie Playfield for Golf Season Walter Stelzel, professional golf player at Skokie Playfield, returned last Saturday from an extended so- journ in the south and southwest and now has everything in readiness for what promises to be the banner season at this popular golf course. Days when the weather is at all favorable witness large attendance of devotees of the game and already plans are underway tor the spring tournaments. Mrs. Burt Crowe, 234 Raleigh road, Kenilworth will have her tonsils re- moved on Saturday at the Evanston hospital. Home-Making First Business of the World The new home! From the minute ground is broken you and she will watch it grow. Your ideas are atlast taking shape. You want it a real home--not an ex- cuse. Therefore you want it equipped with electric comforts and conven- iences. Do your plans in- clude these? Wi cost we will tell you how to wire your home ade- quately. Eye-health, men- tal composure, happiness --alldependonri Blight. ing. Bring or send us your plans. Let ushelp you. It's your BIG investment -- make it a good one. North Shore Electric League Affiliated with the FElectrie Association, an organization, engaged in the de + and 55 she clectrical industry in anid Belle 30 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. 7 ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~ Downtown Evanston From OF Paris to New Y tO « * | The Greatest Drive Ever! ork pr C oming! June 1st ROSENBERG'S GREATEST JUNE DRIVE! O greater truth has ever been uttered than this: "June Is Rosen- berg's Month in Evanston." For at this time of the year, when thou- sands of wants are to be filled, this greatest of all North Shore stores rises to the occasion and presents a full month of economy offerings that are veritable lessons in thrift! Economy! Quality! Service! These are the three torch-bearers of this--The Great- est Drive Ever! For, although Economy is paramount, the same unsurpassed Quality that charac- terizes Rosenbergs, and added Service, will feature this June Drive! Wednesday, , June First, "Heralds a New Day in Value-Giving Pra 1a a =a. Fairway , The Greatest Drive Eyer! A Big Splash . } The Greatest Drive Eyer! The Greatest Drive Ever!