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April 7, 1928 WINNETKA Modernistic Art Features Rosenberg Window The modernistic influence that is finding expression in art and decoration is admirably exemplified in this window display which was one of Rosenberg's formal spring opening windows. The modern treatment, with its pure, almost classical lines and the elimination of unnecessary details, provides a back- ground or setting for the dramatic projection of the merchandise shown. Quite in harmony with this treatment is the use of cactus instead of the usual palms for foliage. Winnetkan Gives Sunlight Outfit to Welfare Society Two weeks ago the Winnetka branch of the Infant Welfare society sent out through the WINNETKA TALK an appeal for a sunlight machine to bring sun- shine and health to the children of the congested city neighborhoods. A Win- netka man, who wishes his name with- held, answered this appeal by telling Mrs. Ballard Bradley, president of the Winnetka branch, that he would give a sunlight machine to the Chicago Commons station, which is. the station supported by the Winnetka Infant Welfare board. This station has been for years a Class A station, which means that all the activities of Infant Welfare are included in its program. The addition of the sunlight machine makes the Winnetka station just a lit- tle better than the best, and the Infant Welfare society. and. Chicago Com- mons extend their sincere appreciation to the donor of the instrument. "Life in Ancient Italy" Topic for Guide Lecture "The Primates" and "Life in Ancient Italy" are the opening subjects for guide - lecture tours at the Field Museum of Natural History during the coming week, and will be given at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. respectively on Mon- day, April 9. Subjects on other days at the same hours are: Tuesday, "Primi- tive Costumes" and "Young Mammals and Birds"; Wednesday, "Edible and Inedible Fruits" and "The Cheyenne and Their Neighbors"; Thursday, two general tours; and Friday, "Animal Skeletons" and "Building Materials." These tours of museum exhibits under the guidance of staff lecturers are free. Parties assemble inside the north en- trance. HELPS WITH BENEFIT PLANS Mrs. Edward Uhlemann, 162 Fuller lane, first vice-president of the Sun- beam league of Chicago, is assisting with plans for the league's annual spring card party on Tuesday, April 10, at the Steven's hotel. The league just has established a new kindergar- ten at Wesley Memorial hospital, mak- ing six in Chicago which it supports. The league has been in existence for seventeen years and has a membership of three-hundred women. Mrs. Frederic D'Aix and Miss Clara- belle Russ of Kenilworth are at Aiken, S.C. TALK 51 A Fence for the Small Estate These snug little suburban homesteads of two or three acres can well mark their legal limits with the fence that "fits in" admirably with artistic and comfortable surroundings. RUSTICRAFT'S hand-split timbers of tough young chestnut are as good to look at as they are sturdy and durable. Their natural rustic appearance actually improves with age and requires no paint or care. RUSTICRAFT is easily erected and just as easily taken down for removal. Illustrated Booklet and prices on request Manufactured by Samuel H. Tendler, Philadelphia, Pa. For information address P. O. Box 271, Evanston, Ill. ----" = ---- - Shopping is made easier in UPTOWN When you plan to travel, use the Rail- road Union Ticket Office-- bu ticket, reserve your Pullman and check your baggage at the Uptown Station. Phone: Longbeach 7454. ~athome, in Uptown Chicago. Cars HICAGO OME say a day of shopping is the hardest work in the world. Others shop in Uptown Chi- cago, come home rested, and bring some of the finest bargains Chicago has to offer. a They have learned that every big city shopping convenience is found near can be parked close to any desired store. Banks, offering every possible service, are right beside the stores. Meals and refreshments can be en- joyed in any of the many conven- iently close restaurants. If desired, shopping may be carried on many evenings until late. Ertl) we La k = TLS And after a day of shopping why not dance to a snappy Uptown Or- chestra or attend a theatre there? UPTOWN CHICAGO One of a series of advertisements for Uptown Chicago, sponsored by the Central Uptown Chicago Association and paid for co-operatively by Uptown Chicago's business men. Business Men--Uptown Chicago welcomes new businesses, and is doing more than any other Chicago com- munity to assure the success of every enterprise within the Uptown Chicago area. We urge you to investigate the possibilities here for substantialsuccess. 3 - ARGYLE y your CLARK AVI IHL MONTROSE SHOPPING CENTER OF A MILLION PEOPLE or