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Er -- ------ preen y June 4, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 13 N.S. Music Festival Is Big Success, State Committee Members The 1927 North Shore Music festival was one of the best of the nineteen given thus far, is the consensus of its many patrons. "It was one of the most successful, if not the most, ar- tistically and financially," according to J. H. Hilton, business manager, "and the officers and executive committee are well satisfied." The meeting of North Shore Musical festival association will be held June 21, and a complete statement will then be made concerning this year's series of concerts. Financially this year's festival was a | | little more successful than last year's | | and the profits are estimated in the neighborhood of $1,000. Total receipts were $41,000 and expenses $40, There was a noticeable falling off in the course ticket sale this year, and the single ticket sale accounts for the fact that receipts were not as large as in some former years. Another factor is that only five con- certs were given instead of the six as has been the practice in the past five years. The committee is well pieased with giving only five concerts and feels that this is more satisfactory than six concerts because the general public likes the smaller number better since Wednesday and Friday evenings are left open during festival week. Evanston Shop Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Henry C.Lytton & Sons State and Jackson--Chicago Orrington and Church--Evanston Congregation to Hold Confirmation Service Confirmation services will be observ- ed in the North Shore Congregation Is- rael Sunday afternoon, June 5, at 2:15 o'clock, to be held in the Winnetka Congregational church. Rabbie Har- vey E. Wessel will be in charge of the services. The Confirmants of 1927 are announced as follows: Albert J. Bows, Jr, 115 Sixth street, Wilmette: Mary Cowen, 614 Willow road, Winnetka; Jacob Fell, "123 McGovern street, Highland Park; Ernestine Herman 228 Sheridan road, Winnetka; Ruth Jackson, 1294 Asbury avenue, Hubbard Woods; Frank Kann, 612 Michigan avenue, Evanston; Flor- ence Kaplan, 806 Ridge terrace, Ev- anston: Ellen Katz, 515 Central ave- nue, Wilmette; Mari Koretz, 912 Cherry street, Winnetka; Bernard Kram 297 Sunset road, Winnetka: Felice Lehman, 2623 Ridge avenue, Evanston; Edward Loewenstein, 192 Vine avenue, Highland Park; Richard Longini, 524 Provident avenue, Win- Y oung men who demand the newest will scarce- netka: Margaret Mayer, Moraine ho- tel, Highland Park; Lorraine Meister. ly look at anything else --and they certainly 803 El d Wi + Paul . : De ri Te de Wh find plenty of real light ones to look at here netka; Marion Jean Sax, 460 Win- netka avenue, Winnetka; Robert J. Spiegel, 424 Washington avenue, Wil- mette; Helen Spiesberger, 990 Fig OU D street, Winnetka; Henry W. Zinner, 1192 Asbury avenue, Hubbard Woods. The Choicest of These in Our Evanston Shop Of the 199 communities in Illinois Two and Three Button Sacks originally conducting municipal electric businesses, 158 have already given way with Short Coats, Double Breasteds with One to privat nterprise. | . bli dh and Two Trousers, and the Beautiful New Piping Rock Flannels by Society Brand 10 2 PER ANNUM WE GUARANTEE THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST . INTEREST PAYABLE MONTHLY But at any price you choose to pay we proms= Junior Mortgage Gold Bonds, secured y : by high-grade new brick apartment i mone 1 ther here buildings and residences in Chicago, § ise your Y will go Jur in which we have invested our own jg funds. The Chicago Title & Trust g Company guarantees title. Sold tou net investor TEN PER CENT (10%). Public Securities & Investment Corp. 1407--5 North Wabash Avenue CHICA "Chicagoan" at $35 and $40 Our Exclusive Hand One and Two Trousers Suits Tailored Suits $55 to $100 Central 0840 a