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10 WINNETKA TALK * June 23, 1928 Phone Glencoe 1549 Glencoe Landscape Co. Landscape Contractors Excavating by Motor, General Hauling. We build Pools, Cement 'Walks, Stone Walks, Grading and Driveways of All Kinds. Black Dirt and Manure We Plant and Supply Evergreens Shrubs, Trees, Ete. Satisfaction Guaranteed JOHN ULLIAN, Proprietor 344 Madison St. Glencoe, III Camp Fire Girls Go on Hike; Plan Beach Party Mildred Olson's Camp Fire group, "Akiyuhapi," went for a hike a week ago Friday. The girls who were work- ing for their firemaker's rank cooked the entire meal over the open fire. A week from next Friday the group will go on a treasure hunt after which they will go to the beach for swimming and their supper. "Akiyuhapi" feels that it has a very good scholarship record this year. Four of the group were recently graduated from Skokie; two more, Louise Wag- ON SN NINOS SAN robes. 786 Elm St. Winnetka Phone 307 BEACH ROBES have vacation color and spirit A flash of color in stripes; a swagger air of freedom; the comfort of being where you want to be -- you get all that in these flannel and terry cloth Even prices stretch a point for extra value $5 and $6 Spalding's Bathing Suits These all-wool, knit, fast color, one and two piece suits will be the rage this season $5 and $6 FELL'S Your Clothier Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Exclusively 13 S. St. John's Ave. Highland Park Phone 307 ner and Ruth Jackson, made straight "A" for the year at New Trier; and Ethel Peirce and Mary Melvin were on the honor roll for the semester at New Trier. AUTOS COLLIDE Two cars were slightly damaged when they collided at Woodland and Winnetka avenues, Thursday evening of last week, according to a report at the police department. One of the cars was driven by John Dingee, of 1624 Chase avenue, Chicago, and the other by Art James, of 164 Woodland avenue. Neither of the drivers was injured, according to the report. Mrs. Leonard Bertoli, 1315 Asbury avenue, gave a bridge party last Wed- nesday afternoon in honor of her two house-guests, Mrs. J. M. Sterling and her daughter, Ethel, who are from Paris, France. Winnetka Women Open Summer Kindergartens Miss Olga Mangel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mangel of 490 Sunset road, Winnetka, has started a neigh- borhood kindergarten school for chil- dren from four to six years of age. The children play, are told stories, and do simple kindergarten work every morning. Miss Mangel is a student at National Kindergarten and Elementary college. Miss Lois Scharf of 509 Cherry street, Winnetka, reopened her sum- mer kindergarten June 18 in her home. The children range in age from three and a half years to six years. The term of her school will close August third. Jay Scott Ascheim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ascheim of 1101 Merrilt avenue, is spending his vacation with relatives in Detroit. 565 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka Half-Price Sale A clearance of early spring apparel reduced to : one-half the former price. : TT A CA ATTN DRESSES | Canton and flat crepes in street shades. Also, a few prints in various smart patterns. Formerly priced up to $75. COATS Tweed and kasha types suitable for cool summer days, and for early fall wear. Formerly priced up to $79.50. Koel 14 ENSEMBLES The costume complete is the season's smartest vogue. Here is an opportunity to combine mod- ishness with extraordinary savings. Formerly priced up to $100. Kod 15 TRI TTI ie Terrien