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i i i { H WINNETKA TALK October 22, 1927 All Colors 50¢ a bunch (Cash and Carry Only) Mums have been late in blooming this year but now blooms are Come the beautiful ready for the market. in and see them. Single Blooms Plant Now to Bloom in Spring Tulips Darwin Tulips 50c¢ a dozen and up Breeder Tulips 85¢ a dozen and up Cottage Tulips 75¢ a dozen and up Daffodils $1.50 per dozen Crocuses $3.00 per hundred Grape Hyacinth $4.00 per hundred Dutch Hyacinth $2.50 per dozen Frank Borovicka Florist 748 CENTER ST. Tel. Winnetka 283 Heraldic Artist Opens Studio on North Shore C. Gray, heraldic artist, has opened a studio in room 17, Rapp building, Winnetka. From descriptions Mr. Gray produces crests and coats of arms in colors, on canvas, oak shield: and painted glass, the latter being an exact imitation of stained glass, having its durability, transparency and perm anency of color. Mr. Gray also paints pictures on any subjects in oils or water colors. AT WISCONSIN GAME Mrs. Roger K. Ballard, 862 Foxdal: avenue, Mrs. Vernon M. Welsh, 79! Foxdale avenue, and Mrs. Peck, of Grand Rapids Mich., drove to Madi son last week-end to see the Wisron sin-Michigan football game. Mrs. Peck is in Winnetka visting her sisiter, Mrs. Welch. Nuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii? Building and Remodeling Remodeling is an art in itself. In order to get the best results it is necessary to have men experienced in this line. The men employed by Mr. Ekelmann are of this caliber. Max Ekelmann Builder ¥ Contractor Phone Glencoe 420 {7 7 7 77 7d di de dddiezz. 3 LLL 7 rr rrr rr) NS LLL LULL TULLE LU LULU LIZ 77, uit us, 7 ites Fall and Winter Materials Now on ALL MY WOOLENS ARE OF THE FINEST QUALITY Tuxedos--Full Dress--Riding Habits and Golf Costumes a GOR High Class Tailor "Designer of Ladies' and Gentlemen's (lothes 569 LINCOLN AVENUE - - WINNETKA Phone Winnetka 1909 Display! Specialty DON Late of Fifth cAvenue, New York, London and Paris Educates Muscles Photo by Ray Bryan Hines, amateur wrestling champion of the United States, whose North Shore School of Physical De- velopment at Church street and Ben- son avenue is entering on its fourth year. The enrollment of his school, according to the wrestler, has in- creased one-third each year of its existence. Hines was wrestling coach at Northwestern in 1925-26 and at present is director of physical educa- tion for boys at the National Kinder- garten and Elementary college. The North Shore school of Physical Edu- cation stresses individual attention to the needs of the men, women and children enrolled. Its curriculum in- cludes conditioning work, corrective exercises, wrestling, boxing and fenc ing. Numerous clients are sent to the school by rorth shore phvsicians. Mrs. Mabel Klein Dies Suddenly at Residence Here Mrs. Mabel Carleton Klein, wife of Arthur F. Klein, passed away sudden- ly at her home, 369 Hawthorne lane, last Friday night as she was dressing for dinner. She had been apparently in the best of health and had not com- plained of being ill previous to her collapse. Death was attributed to em- bolism. Final rites were conducted from the home last Monday afternoon with the Rev. James Austin Richards officiating. Mrs. Klein was born in Chicago and received her High school education at 'he old West Division High school, now the McKinley High school, lo- cated at 2040 West Adams street, Chi- ~ae0. It was here that she first be- came acquainted with Mr, Klein, whom she married in 1905. To this nnion in subsequent vears were born three daughters, Virginia, Janet and Babbett. The voung couple first took un their residence in Oak Park and there made their home for a neriod of eight vears. In about 1914, fo'lowing brief residences in Berkeley, Cal. and in Winnipeg, Canada, they removed to Winnetka and have made their home 'n this community for the past 13 years. Mrs. Klein enjoyed a vast acquain- tance in both Oak Park and on the north shore and was dearly beloved by all of her manv friends. She was a member of the Winnetka Conorega- tional church, the Winnetka Woman's club and the Winnetka Leacue of Women Voters. In each of these or- eanizations she was actively inter- ested and devoted much of her time to the promotion of their interests. She was also very much interested in her children's school work and ner- sonally supervised their education. Fach of them was enrolled in the Rovcemore school in Evanston and Mrs. Klein clearly demonstrated her rare personality and ability in her as- sistance in their school work. She is survived by her husband and three daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Percival Hunter of 510 Ash street returned last week from a fortnight's trip to White Sul- phur Springs, W. Va. 946 Oak Street Are your hats created in accordance with your personal requirements?" My hats are correctly sized to your head and correctly matched to your Costume / ra Phone Winnetka 320