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WINNETKA TALK November 19, 1927 DesEwIETaY ROSENBERG'S| i if Davis Street--Downtown Evanston Testifying to the Completeness of Rosenberg's Toiletry Section RICHARD [IUDNUT EATURED, too, at Rosenberg's, are Hud- nut"s famous lines: Du- Barr y-Contour Cream, $1.50; Face Powder, $2; Compacts, $1.50 to $5; Skin Lotion, $1; and Cream Rouge, $1. Deau- ville-Face Powder, $2.50; Compacts, $1.50t0$7.50; Sachet, $1.50; and Bath Salts, $1.50, $2.50. Le Debut Perfumes, $3.75, $7.50, $12. Hudnut's Is One of -- the Twenty- one Famous Rosen- berg's Toiletries. ill /)) Thursday, Friday, Saturday Specials 'Phone Orders Receive Prompt Attention-- ii Univ. 2400, Wil. 1100 Listerine Tooth Paste, 17c¢; I for... co a ee 50¢ Woodbury's Soap at 17c; i SRO cavern nie 50¢ | 6oc Dame Nature Skin Improver oii. vivo. ous 39¢ A-P-W Toilet Tissue, viene vs SII 4 for $1.79 25¢ Mavis Talcum Powder RA rT RE NR 16¢ Nature's Way Reducing Treatment =.......... $15 Drugs--First Floor | Invite Villagers to Hear Lectures at Field Museum Two free illustrated lectures will be given this week-end in the James Simpson theater of Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago. Saturday, November 19, at 3 p. m,, there will be a lecture on "Explorations at the North Pole of the Winds," by Prof. William H. Hobbs, leader of the University of Michigan Greenland Ex- pedition. Sunday, November 20, also at 3 p. m., the Field Museum-Chicago Daily News Expedition to Abyssinia will be the subject of a lecture by Dr. Wilfred H. Osgood, curator of zoology at the museum, and leader of the expedition. The public is invited to these lectures. Mrs. John Loomis is giving a small tea next Monday at her home, 1149 Spruce street. Golden State Limited The Easy Way to California Most convenient stations-- luxuri- ous train appointments--courteous service anticipating every wish. Low altitude route--and "low altitude" means "perfect comfort." ny wish anticipated! oy what a variety of thingsto see--Ranchlife, Indians, Mexicans, Mis- sions, Apache Trail, and practically every winter resort in the Southwest!" Only 63 hours Chicago-Los Angeles. Shortest and quickest to Phoenix and San Diego. From La Salle St. Station daily 8:30 p. m.-- Englewood 8:45 p. m. Rock Island-Southern Pacific service includesalso the Apache--popular68- hour train--same low altitude route. Rock Island Lines The Road of Unusual Service 299% MAIL THIS COUPON Rock Island Travel Service Bureau, Room 723 La Salle St. Statioa | Chicago, I11., Phone Wabash 3200 | Please send me booklets descriptive of | California and the Golden State Dimited. Invite Children to Movie Program at Field Museum A free moving picture entertainment for children, at which four films will be shown, is to be given, Saturday, No- vember 19, in the James Simpson thea- ter of Field Museum of Natural His tory, Chicago. The pictures scheduled are "Silvery Salmon," "Home of the Birds," "Leaves from a Ranger's Notebook," and "Cameraing Through Africa." They will be run continuously from 10 a. m. until noon. This is the eighth of the Raymond Fund entertainments. All children of Chicago and suburbs are invited. : Saturday, November 26, a film en- titled "Adventures in the Far North," will be shown CHANGE MEETING The Senior Music club of New Trier High school will meet Tuesday, No- vember 22, instead of Thursday, No- vember 17, as was announced previous- ly. This change was made because of Parents' night Thursday. The program will be furnished by George Swigert, violinist, Frances Anderson, accom- panist, and the first violins of the senior orchestra. WED IN NOVEMBER The marriage on Thursday, Novem- ber 10, of Miss Lotta Hess to Milton Cohn has been announced. The bride was a resident of Kansas City, Mo. and the bridegroom lives in Wilmette. Upon their return from a two months' trip abroad, they will be at home at 901 Forest avenue, Wilmefte, after January 15. N. S. WELLESLEY CIRCLE The North Shore Wellesley circle met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. L. Scheidenhelm in Wilmette. Mrs. Alfred H. Taylor of Evanston was the assisting hostess. | Only Dope on Game Is That Foe Is From Hog and Hominy Land The Hoosiers ran true to the form set by the Boilermakers Saturday and defeated Northwestern 18-7, which is ancient history. But day after to- morrow, the weary Purple, crippled and wan, will appear at Dyche stadium in another contest, exact nature as yet undetermined, with the redoubtable Hawkeyes from out where the tall corn grows. The Hawkeyes, it might be noted, defeated Thistlethwaite's Wisconsin boys 16-0 on the Badger field last Saturday. This was the first victory for the Hawks in eleven conference starts. The dope may still say that North- western will win against Iowa but the dope has a bad habit of getting upset when the bucket sits near the Wildcat lair. The Purple will probably have its regular team on the field when the opening whistle blows but most of them are badly crippled and it is very doubtful if any but subs will still be playing at the final gun. Among the gridiron notables who will make their final appearance in Purple shirts in this contest are Capt. Vic Gustafson, Leland "Tiny" Lewis, Rudy Schuler, Waldo Fisher, Walter Rosie, Al Schuler, Dave Kempf and Luke Johnsos. FRIENDS OF DRAMA Friends of the Drama were invited to be guests at a musicale and recep- tion given Monday afternoon by the Musical guild in Chicago. Six per cent of the gas mains and ap- proximately 81% per cent of the people of the United States using manufac- tured gas are in Illinois. | | y ly A a A pee ATL a a Ja paver smudged walls your own decorative scheme. cealed in our cabinets. no obligation. 840 CENTER ST. Service Protect the Beauty of Your Home beautiful custom-built radiator cabinets. 1 | sightly radiators under cabinets finished in harmony with Preserve your health by vitalizing the dried-out air in vour house with moisture from the humidifying pan con- Burn less fuel--humidified rooms need less heat. 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