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16 WINNETKA TALK September 3, 1927 Northwestern Benefits by Will of Late Judge Gary Northwestern university is one of the eight colleges to share the eight trust funds of $50,000 each provided for in the will of the late Judge Elbert H. Gary, a trustee of Northwestern. Elizabeth Campbell Clark of Evans- ton, granddaughter of Mr. Gary, re- ceives a trust fund of $300,000, while Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mr. Gary's daughter, receives one of the trust funds of $800,000 each established for his two daughters, Mrs. Campbell and FUR COATS Thirty-four years ago this fur business of ours was born.-- --styles have changed a lot since then, but there's a style of doing business that we think will always be popular. For instance: To make a friend has al- ways seemed more import- ant to us than to make a sale. To tell 2 woman frankly when a garment or a particu- lar kind of fur doesn't look well on her. To tell the absolute truth about furs. You buy a reputation when you buy a fur coat. It's a real pleasure to look at good furs and to show them. Do come in soon. ELLiOoTT FUR CoO. MANUFACTURERS Phone Central 1678 Suite 1400-1-2 17 N. State St. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS Mrs. Gertrude Gary Sutcliffe of Chi- cago. Upon the death of Mrs. Gary the daughters will share for life the income from the third of the residuary estate willed to her together with the Gary estate, Ivy Hall, near Jericho, L. I, and the town house in New York city, where Judge Gary died August 15. The First Methodist Episcopal church at Wheaton, Illinois, from which Judge Gary was buried, and where the Rev. Almer Pennewell, former Evanston pastor, is now preaching, was willed a trust fund of $50,000. When the will was recently probated in New York, the value of the estate was not disclosed, but it has been esti- mated as high as $50,000,000. Other colleges sharing the scholar ship trust funds with Northwestern university are McKendree college. Lebanon, Ill.; University of Pitts- burgh; Lafayette college, Easton, Pa.; Trinity college, Hartford; Lincoln Memorial university, Harrogate, Tenn.; Syracuse university, and New York university. Mrs. S. D. Flood is giving a kitchen shower for Miss Margaret Keith today at her home at 133 Kenilworth avenue. Mrs. Whiteley Will Read to League October 11th Mrs. Arthur Whiteley of Evanston will appear October 13 on the program of the North Shore Catholic Women's League which holds its meetings in Winnetka the second Tuesday of each month, beginning in October. Mrs. Whiteley will give a dramatic presentation and a musicale will also entertain. There will be another musi- cale in November, and the annual bene- fit card party will take place Novem- ber 13. Other meetings hold interest- ing promise. Mrs. L. M. Allen and Mrs. Leon B. Allen of Kenilworth entertained at bridge last Tuesday evening for the former's daughter, Mrs. Dwinnell Sla- ter, at Mrs. Allen's home at 255 Mel- rose avenue. Mrs. Slater was also guest of honor at a luncheon given by Mrs. E. E. Sheridan of 624 Lincoln avenue, Evanston. Illinois ranks third among the states in the manufacture of ice cream. total of 183 plants employ 1,895 per- sons; salaries and wages, $3,460,000 yearly; value of output, $19,500,000. New York and Pennsylvania lead. What Shall I Give As Bridge Prizes ness. Here are gifts that sell at $1. both cards and score cards. bridge tables.) The attractive assortment of gifts that are on display in the Gift Shop will help you decide this question. been chosen for their beauty, originality, and appropriate- A gradual gradation of prices makes it possible to find what you want at the right price. The Dollar Table your convenience in selection. silver plate, brass, etc., can be found on this table. very suitable as bridge prizes. Score Cards, Playing Cards, etc. Designed to be in keeping with your party; flower designs, conventional designs, and the newest creations in (Ask to see our hand painted Chandler's 630 Davis Street Phone University 123 Objects have They have been set aside for Pottery, Florentine Leather, All are Wilmette Boy Wins Marksmanship Medal at Fort Sheridan Walter Hartwig, a Wilmette Youth was awarded a medal for marksman- ship while in training at the Citizens' Military Training Camp, at Fort Sheri- dan, Illinois. The students went to the rifle range for practice, shooting at a distance of 200 yards. Later those qualified, entered a contest for the marksman medals. Those making a score of 56 or better, qualified for medals. This Wilmette lad was also appointed Business manager for "The Sentinel," the C. M. T. C. annual pub- lication. He has worked industriously on the "Sentinel," having gained for his company, a close second place in a contest between nine other companies in the C. M. T. C. The prize awarded in this contest was a huge cake given to the company with the most sub- scriptions for the annual. The cake was served to the entire company at the noon mess. The C. M. T. camp has worked won- ders on the 1,900 boys who gave up a month of their vacation to come and train so as to have a better knowledge of military life, and to be efficient pro- tectors of the United States in time of future trouble. And military training was far from all they did. The after- noons were devoted to sports, and courses in Red Cross Life Saving, and rifle marksmanship were offered. Golf, fencing, boxing, and wrestling were other courses popularly attended. The primary aim of the C. M. T. C. is to build up the strength and health of the lads in attendance, and to train them for better future citizens. The camp opened on July 28th and expired Friday morning, August 26th. More North Shore boys should take this wonderful training and the chance to advance as officers in the C. M. T. C. 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