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WINNETKA TALK September 24, 1927 ScoREs of North Shore women are "discovering" the completeness of Rosen- berg's Toiletries Section daily. Have you, yet? i T he Perfect vi1G _ELONG Make-up | HOUBIGANT | coTY Jelena Y YARDLE Ru LTT GUERLAIN i Hyun BOURJOIS AY Valaze Beauty| CORD Foundation Cream, $1. | CHERAMY LEIGH Valaze Complexion | HUDNUT Powder (oily skins); | x Novena Powder (dry | AYER skins) $1, $1.50, $3. RUBINSTEIN | WOODWORTH Valaze Red Rasp- | CARON berry, Red Geranium, | A and Crushed Rose] MELB Leaves Rouges, (com-| PIVER pact) $1; (Rouge-en- BURNHAM Creme) $1, $2, $5. LDWIN is R © Valaze Lipsticks (to ROGE match Rouges) soc, % § GALLE $1. Specials for Friday and Saturday Only $1.00 Listerine Antiseptic, Special at 69c. 25¢ Listerine Tooth Paste, the tube at 17c. 25¢ Woodbury's Facial Soap, Special, bar, 18c. $3.00 Coty's L'Origan Per- | fume, bulk, oz., $1.69. $1.75 Pears' Unscent. Soap, dozen bars, $1.19. 3 Large Boxes Kotex for the price of two, 98c. Free: 50c Jar Cleansing Cream with Purchase of Lov'me Face Powder, 75c. "Phone for Toiletries University 2400 Wilmette 1100 Rogers Park 2775 ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~Jowntown Evanston Church School to Have All Classes Meet at Same Hour The Winnetka Congregational church school is organized this year so that all the pupils may begin classes at 9:30 o'clock. The Kindergarten children meet in the assembly room where they are under the leadership of Mrs. K. H. Hinrichs and Miss Lois Scharf. Miss Mildred Mack will be absent for a year doing some special study and in vestigation. The first, second and third grades are under the leadership of Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty and meet in the gym- nasium. Grades four, five and six meet in Matz hall under the direction of Mrs. Harry Cadenhead for a study period and under Mrs. Sidney Bartlett for instruction in sacred music. Grades seven, eight, nine and ten worship in the church auditorium. Grades eleven and twelve go directly to their classes at 10 o'clock and their worship will be in the 11 o'clock church service. Grades four, five and six will have their worship after their class period. This service will be in Matz hall at 11:20. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Deursen, 310 Walnut street, have sold their home to the Earl Ellisons of Haw- thorn lane, and will move into their new home on Sylvan road in Ravinia abont the middle of October. th Springfield, Iliinois, has the first air- plane landing field named for Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. inquiry-- no obligation tries. 20 ports. 2 West Personal Service starts with your Over the Wonder Belt of the WORLD The Dreamship of Cruises EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA Round # World from New York,Dec.2-133 Days 28,400 miles of delightful variety. Sail 7 seas, visit 5 continents, 21 countries, 26 133 care free days--55 days ean An 12 Mediterranean Cruise EMPRESS of SCOTLAND--from New York Feb. 4 In the dead of winter, warmth and gaiety may be Joues in the sun-washed lands of the Mediterranean. ly Land. Egypt. 73 days, 19 ports, 16 countries. South America-Africa Cruise EMPRESS of FRANCE -- from New York Jan. 24 . A cross-section of the world's oldest and the new- est--"The Cruise of Con --Springtime. trasts."" Dazzling Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires--Capetown, Kimberl and the East Coast of Africa. 104 days. Te on Indies Cruises Only a month away from home or business. Sail on the Montroyal from New York Jan. 26 and Feb. 29, 1928. 29 days. Experienced representatives, who have made these Cruises, can tell you all about them in person. No obligation. Inquire from your local R. S. Elworthy, Steamship General Agent, 71 E, Jackson Blvd., Telephone Wabash 1904, Chicago, Ill p agent or Canadian Pacific One Management, Ship and Shore Carry Canadian Pacific Express Travellers Chegues -- Good the World Over Meet in Evanston to Form North Shore Civic Organization At a meeting held last Friday at the North Shore hotel in Evanston, Wil- liam Edwards, Glencoe's building com- missioner, was elected temporary chairman of a new civic organization for the north shore. A suggested name for the new or- ganization was the North Shore Rela- tions committee. It will have for its membership five members from each of the Chambers of Commerce in Ev- | angton, Wilmette, Winnetka, Glencoe | and Highland Park. Other north shore towns will also be included in the membership as rapidly as pos- sible. { The work of the organization will consist chiefly in the study of prob- lems which affect the north shore as a whole. Such matters as grade sep- arations through automobile traffic and | the draining of the Skokie valley will | receive the early attention of the new | organization with the hope that united action of all the towns will result. The first pullman sleeping car was | constructed in the Chicago & Alton railroad company's shops at Bloom- ington, Illinois, and made its first trip | from Bloomington to Chicago in 1859. { The Illinois Traction system was the | first electric railway to supply sleeping | car service. EXTRAORDINARY! Wrought Iron SMOKING STAND Monday Only $ 1 00 Good looking wrought iron smok- ing stands in the popular poly- chrome finish. Unusual style, with removable glass tray. Only a limit- ed number at $1. Monday only! Chandler's 630 DAVIS STREET Downtown Evanston Phone University 123 XX I I I I I II II IIIXIIXIXIXIXIXIX