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26 WINNETKA TALK September 3, 1927 eS Business Education Business life particularly de- mands trained service and ability to work with a minimum of supervision. --- Stenography, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Training--all the commercial branches contribute to the training required in commercial life. They are the foundation of things upon which business is built. If for any reason you can not go to High School, or cannot complete your course, then a Business Education is almost a necessity. New School Year Begins Sept. 6 EVANSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE STUDIO BUILDING 1718 SHERMAN AVE. Phone love it. +. Glencoe N. U. Football Tickets Are Counterfeit Proof The counterfeit ticket problem which for years has harassed ticket man- agers of large sporting events has been solved by the football authorities at Northwestern university. The foot- ball tickets to be used at the uni- versity this fall have been made coun- terfeit proof. A special made mill stock which has been prepared by the Arcus ticket company of Chicago is so constructed that two colors appear in the paste- board. The exterior is white while the interior is red. When the gate man tears off the stub he can tell at a glance by the medium of the two color scheme whether the ticket is counterfeit. Hand drawings of Dyche stadium and McKinlock campus appear on the face of the ticket, making an unusually attractive design. The pasteboards are already being printed and will soon be in the mail to early purchas- ers of season tickets. Milton J. Timberlake of 229 Roger Williams avenue, Highland Park, is spending two weeks with his brother and sister in Jackson, Mich. If you are thirsty for milk that is al- ways sweet and fresh--try Bow- man's. You'll DAIRY COMPANY MILK CHICAGO and SUBURBS Secretaries School to Close Saturday; Many Take Courses Several hundred secretaries attend- ing the seventh annual session of the School for Secretaries at Northwest- ern university will write their final ex- aminations Saturday morning and this summer's two weeks' course will be finished by noon. Only six of the stu- dents left at the end of the first week's work which consisted of tech- nical courses. Satisfaction with this year's school was expressed by Loren P. Meyer, speaking for the Evanston Chamber of Commerce, who stressed the fine spirit among those in attendance. Be- sides the regular class work, the com- mercial secretaries have engaged in a large number of extra-curricular ac- tivities and the Evanston merchants have helped make their stay pleasant. Many of them enjoyed free movies at the Varsity theater Monday through the courtesy of Clyde Elliott, manager. Luncheons have been held each day at the North Shore hotel Yesterday's program, as that of the preceding Wednesday, was under the charge of the Evanston Chamber of Commerce. Peter N. Jans headed the program committee and arranged to have Prof. S. M. Szymczak, professor of philosophy at De Paul university, college of commerce, speak on "Busi- ness Philosophy." Besides there was musical entertainment. Two hundred couples attended the school cotillion at the North Shore hotel Tuesday evening. Other fea- tures have been visits to the North- western observatory, men and wom- en's tennis, golf and bridge tourna- ments, and breakfasts and dinners by certain groups. Several members of the Northwest- ern university faculty have given courses in the school. Prof. C. D. Hardy, school of speech; Prof. Ralph E. Heilman, dean, school of com- merce; Fred F. Clark, professor of marketing; and H. A. Finney, profes- sor of accounting have all had classes. Different courses are being given for commercial organization execu- tives and trade organization execu- tives, Among the classes this week are present day economic problems, office administration, principles of exe- cutive management, problems of the Chamber with a small staff, conven- tions, publicity, effective expression in print. TODAY Is Your Day of Opportunity 10,000 Men and Women of Chicago and Suburbs have a better knowledge of The World's Greatest Text Book because they have attended the EVENING SCHOOL The Moody Bible Institute Cor. La Salle St. and Chicago Ave. 25th Year Openin Sestion of the Fall Tein, Tuesdazs ember 13, Registration, Friday, t. 9, from 6:30 169:00 P. M. Jo Regular sessions every Tuesday and Frida Evening from 5:30 P 3:30. & 6:15 eteria supper served from 5:15 to 6: 25¢. Come att from work. Enroll Now Your future depends upon decisions you make today. Further information on re- quest. Address: Evening School, 153 Institute Place ' Chicago, IIL Phone Diversey 1570