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50 WINNETKA TALK April 28, 1928 GRANITE FURNISHED AND ERECTED BY J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT CO. FINEST DISPLAY OF MEMORIALS IN CHICAGO 5751 RAVENSWOOD AVE. Phone LONGbeach 4646 Mr. and Mrs. William Sidley, Jr., 180 Linden avenue, and their children, are moving to New York City where Mr. Sidney's business interests take him. Mr. Sidley has left, but Mrs. Sidley and the 'children will remain in Winnetka for a fortnight longer. Cre Bank deposits in Illinois represent $526.83 per capita. For the nation the average is $469.82. "The Blue Boy"--A Living Picture Read the Want Ads Buy I LOMATT LOMA] Now Spring is the ideal time to "change over" to Oil-O-Matic heating. It is ready for sudden cool spells at this time of the year. When winter comes, you will have it--ready for a long winter's comfort without the eternal nuisance of "tending the furnace." Ask about our convenient terms. DEWEY HOKE, Agency Tel. Glencoe 101 Watch for Oil-O-Matic tion WGN Saturday 8 and 9 P. M Hour from Sta- evening between Today's Home Special $31,000 This almost new modern home, well located on high wooded grounds in the north east section of Winnetka, having 4 bed- rooms and 3 baths (3 bedrooms with sleeping porch and 2 baths on 2nd floor, and maid's room and bath on 3rd, with large storage space in addition). Hot water heat with oil burner, attached garage; wonderful rear yard completely fenced, with fine lawn and shrubs, just the ideal playground for the kiddies --WORTH YOUR INVESTIGATION-- 543 Lincoln Avenue Phones 1544-45 WINNETKA Photo by Lehle Miss Estelle Englehart is shown posing for reproduction of famous Gains- borough masterpiece at entertainment of Wilmette. given by the Women's Catholic club The event staged by the fine arts department of the club, held at the Wilmette Women's club last Friday night, was well attended. BEAUTY IN LIGHTING Specialist Tells How to Use Electric- ity for Room Decoration A painting would be most uninter- esting without its high lights. A room is equally so. Why not use lighting features to provide high lights in the general picture which the room creates? This is the idea presented by A. H. Black Dirt Cinders Just Phone WINNETKA 653 LYNAM BROS. & SMITH Quality Coal ~ Coke ~- Wood Smith, lighting specialist of the Pub- lic Service company, who spoke re- cently before women of this district's offices at a meeting at the North Shore hotel. Small artistic lighting devices have the possibility of adding to the beauty of homes in which they are introduced, he stated. Ordinary use of fabrics, draperies, hangings, coverings of metal or glass with their colors and more or less fixed character have naturally come first in the decorative schemes, but light presents another medium for the decorator. Has Peculiar Charm "It is so subtle in its action, it can be modified to fit any mood or feeling. Its intangibility, varying character, gives it a peculiar charm." Introducing light within translucent materials is suggested by Mr. Smith to produce novel effects. A vase, a piece of statuary or an ornamental bowl of translucent marble, fabric, horn or sea- shell--all may take on a new beauty with the entrance of light into them. While giving the piece no great bright- ness, the concealing of a lamp within a vase, for example, will be power- ful enough to show up the details of decoration and provide interesting contrast to the general scheme of a room. There is already evidence that people want artistic lighting, but there: are many unused possibilities for it which will add a new element of beauty into homes, stated Mr. Smith.