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10 WINNE TK A 'TALK July 9, 1927 Gy Cology sez: "most ANYBODY CAN GET A LOT O' REAL PLEASURE OUT OF READING A GOOD BANK. BOOK Radio helps you save money by furnishing entertainment of a superior order at less money than you'd pay out in the gay whirl of things. Let us demonstrate a set for you. "Here's where your dollar gets distance." THE RADIO SERVICE SHOP 18 Prouty Annex Ph. Winn. 1840 Head of Welfare Research National College Speaker Dr. Bird T. Baldwin, head of the Child Welfare Research station, Uni- | | versity of Towa, is scheduled as the] | speaker for Monday, July 18, at the | > | 2 o'clock assembly of the National | | Kindergarten and Elementary college. | The University of Iowa was one of | the pioneers in incorporating the study of child welfare in the university cur- | riculum, and a great deal of valuable work has been accomplished through the facilities which it affords students | Drama Leader to Address Threshold Players July 12 Active and associate members and their friends are invited to the meeting of the Threshold Players of Glencoe | Tuesday evening, July 12, at 8 o'clock, | at the home of Miss Rebecca Anthony, | 618 Bluff street, Glencoe. Ehrensperger, the executive secretary | of the National Drama league, will talk on the drama. Mr. Ehrensperger | is giving a series of lectures this sum-| mer at Northwestern university. Mrs. P. N. Cutler of 1016 Ashland avenue and her cousin, Miss Eleanor Harold | being interested in various problems of child | >illespie of Pittsburgh, sailed yester- welfare. Dr. Baldwin is an unusually | 1ay for Europe from New York. They fine speaker and discusses the work of | Will be gone until sometime in Sep- the research station in an interesting | tember. and non-technical manner quite com-|~ prehensible to the parent or teacher | who has not specialized in this field. | | Read the Want Ads I Sine Tia EiLsiE 565 Lincoln Avenue JULY CLEARANCE SALE Now In Progress Sports Clothes DAYTIME AND DINNER FROCKS THAL Winnetka The Imperial Landau $837, delivered Coach $648 World's Lowest Priced Modern Quality Cars _-- HARRY C. THOMSON 666 VERNON AVENUE Seda At Kurschner's Garage GLENCOE n $750 TEL. GLENCOE 800 STUDY HOUSING NEEDS Prof. Ely of Land Research Institute Seeks to Find Way to Live in Com- fort in Congested Chicago Interesting research in FKurope upon which will be based some of the fea tures of a special course in housing to be offered at Northwestern university during the coming college period, is Coleman alumnus conducted abroad by Woodbury, a Northwestern Rhodes scholar- who recently won a ship. How to live in comfort with health- ful air and environment, even in the more congested districts of Chicago, will be the basis of the special study to be directed by Prof. Richard T. Ely, director of the Institute for Re- search in Land Economics and Public Utilities. Prof. Ely has taken a leading part in studying the American housing situation, and was one of the spon- sors for the famous "Sunnyside" metropolitan community in New York. Mr. Woodbury is now tour- ing Europe and is at present in touch with the National Housing and Town Planning Association of Eng- land and with the International Fed- eration for Housing and Town Plan- ning in London. He will follow his English investigations with trips to Germany, Holland and probably some of the reconstructed towns in northern France. Returning in the autumn he will assist Dr. Ely in mapping out his housing course, which will probably be offered in the second semester of the coming university year. Miss Ella Shuette, who was the . | guest last week of Miss Betty Alder in her home at 931 Greenwood avenue, left Thursday for her home in Mani- towoc, Wis. --Y---- Mrs. Charles Howard Bent of Win- netka is entertaining her sister-in-law at a luncheon and bridge in her home today. Read the Want Ads FOLKS CAN'T SAY THAT WE ARE SLOW - HINGS keep moving around this shop. Despite the fact that we are kept very busy we do not allow that fact to interfere with the quality of our work. Every repair job we tackle is finished in a workmanlike manner, and the person who ordered it is pleased to pay our moderate bill. Phone 874 ~464 S.J. STEFFENS 723 OAK. ST. WINNETKA, ILL. ---- a ---- ~ oa A ---- yg