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WINNETKA TALK June 2, 1928 5 >; Ease Than >; 565 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka Continuing Our Semi-Annual CLEARANCE SALE Reductions on early spring merchandise that offer unusual opportunity to combine thriftiness with a taste for smart apparel-- ENSEMBLES Printed and Plain Combinations Reduced 2 formerly up to $95 COATS Tweeds--T wills Kasha Reduced 7% formerly up to $85 DRESSES Daytime and Sports Jerseys--Crepes--Prints 316.75 to $45 Formerly Priced $25 to $75 "Everything for the Musical Home" Why Not a MUSICAL GIFT? Grand and Upright Pianos Orthophonic Victrolas Victor and Brunswick Records -- Sheet Music Small Instruments 569 Lincoln Ave. WINNETKA Open Evenings MILROY MUSIC COMPANY Phone Winn. 2129 Indian Hill Improvement Group Elects Committee The Indian Hill Improvement asso- ciation, Monday evening, adopted new by-laws, elected an executive com- mittee and went on record as heartily approving the measures taken by President Henry F. Tenney and the Village council to check the threat- ened epidemic of rabies among the canines of the village. H. L. Raclin, member of the Village council, addressing the association, said if the present muzzling proclamation, recently issued by President Tenney did not prove effective, more drastic measures will be taken. He also informed the association that traffic lights are to be erected on Sheridan road at Elder lane, the same to be operated up to 9 o'clock at night. Members of the executive committee elected to serve one year are, Arlan W. Converse, Edward A. Anderson, Tuthill Ketcham, A. E. Bryson; for two years, Felix Lowy, William A. Snyder, Ralph Kraetsch, Dudley XK. French; three years, William S. Nord- berg, Lee Walker, H. L. Raclin, R. J. Darby. Mrs. Bertha D. Rossiter, of Pomona, California, who is visiting at the home of her brother, Coram Davis, and who attended the meeting, sang a number of selections. TO SPEND SUMMER ABROAD Mrs. Frank Blatchford, 32 Indian Hill road, and her two sons will leave Winnetka on June 11, and sail four days later to spend the summer in England and on the continent. Mrs. Blatchford's daughter, Mrs. Ludlow Sebring Fowler of New York, will also be traveling in Europe and the two parties will meet. Mr. Blatchford is hoping to be able to join his family %% | later in the summer. Miss Edith Hand to Wed Edmundo Guevara Saturday The wedding of Miss Edith Hand of Beloit, Wis., and Edmundo Guevara of Chile, South America, who is the brother of Mrs. Harry C. Watts of 434 Elder lane, is to take place this after- noon at 4 o'clock at the Winnetka Congregational church with the Rev. Firman Herbert of Oak Park officiat- ing. A reception will follow at Mrs. Watts' residence. Mr. and Mrs. Juan Braun, a sister and brother-in-law of the groom, are also here from Chile for the wedding. They are accompanied by their four children and are staying with Mrs. Watts. There will be two small flower girls at the wedding, Olguita Braun and Henrietta Watts, and Mrs. Harry C. Watts is to be matron of honor. The bridesmaids will be Mrs Firman Her- bert and Miss Ulrich of Kenosha. Mr. Guevara has asked Harry C. Watts to be best man and the ushers include Robert Gary of Wheaton, Edward Ball of Winnetka, Robert Watts of Evanston and Leo Perron of Win- netka. The bride and groom will make their home in Boston where they are at- tending college. TO VISIT HONOLULU Miss Leila Withers returned yester- day from Dobbs Ferry where she has been in school during the past winter. Miss Withers is leaving Winnetka again on June 26, with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen I. Withers and sister, Allene, to sail on June 30, for Honolulu. After spending a month there the Withers will return to Santa Barbara where they will remain until Septem- ber. kinks. prefer. -- The hair is wound toward the scalp. 918A LINDEN AVE. REALISTIC Method of Permanent Waving The Ideal--The Perfect Wave $15 .--The entire head is finished in 18 to 24 curls. --No finger or comb waving required. --No cords to tie, no tubes, no frizzes, no --Damaged or previously waved ends may be left entirely outside the heaters. --A loose, medium, or a tight wave as you -- Perfect ringlet ends that last. Croquignole Circular Wind) --from the end --Exactly opposite to other methods. The Frances Permanent Waving Shop HUBBARD WOODS OOOO] the ideal way (with PHONE WINN. 86