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44 WINNETKA TALK June 23, 1928 If Weather Is Too Hot, Just Go to the Varsity Thanks to modern engineering genius, anybody can end a heat wave at will by going to a movie. One turn of a lever on refrigerating plants, such as the one at the Varsity theater, puts frost on a mile of coils, reduces the air in circulation to a pleasant temperature, and turns the interior of a building into a haven of comfort. Time is annihilated by the presence of autumn climate in mid- summer. Distance is spanned by hav- ing seacoast freshness 1,000 miles from the ocean. The cooling plant at the Varsity manufactures air to specifications in the same manner that factories pro- duce merchandise to standard models. The characteristics of "finished air" meet requirements in cleanliness, tem- perature, and humidity. Air washed and cooled is sent into the theater by the ventilating fans at outlets in all corners of the house. Mrs. Frank D. Fulton of 884 Hill road will visit her daughter in Low- densville, Ohio, for two weeks. Five-passenger, 4-door Sedan. and trunk rack. HUPMOBILE Invading All Markets with Their Phone Grace and Beauty Too or for Demonstration S 1 485 00 Demonstration F. 0. B. Detroit Custom equipment plated cowl bore, cowl light, and rear light, fender wells, 6 disc wheels Used Cars of Merit 1926 Nash Sedan--perfect running order, ....................... $ 575.00 1928 Buick Brougham--e6 wire wheels--perfeet ................. $1,285.00 1927 Chrysler Boyal Coupe 72... .... ...i. oui iri $875.00 Hupmobile Straight 8 "28" Roadster Demonstrator--Really a new car. "Hup" 4 club sedan--very €lenm ..... .......... cc oneniiiins inns $ 250.00 Jordan sedan--good condition =... oon OL $ 365.00 RIDGE MOTOR SALES 1823 Ridge Ave., Evansten Phone Greenleaf 4999 includes chrome- Directs Radio Station WEHS ISS JESSIE ROBINSON, dramatic soprano and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Robinson of 1026 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, who for the past year has been staff artist of radio station WEHS on the Orrington hotel, Evanston, is now the announcer and di- rector of that station. Miss Robinson has gained wide popularity through her singing and charming person- ality. She has achieved signal success as a concert artist, her first appearance being with the Chicago Symphony or- chestra at the Auditorium theater. She is a graduate of New Trier High school and the American Conservatory of Music and is a member of Phi Beta, professional musical fraternity. She is the possessor of an unusual voice, which, unlike the majority of so- pranos, registers perfectly over the air. "The Fortune Teller," a popular selection from Victor Herbert's comic opera of the same name, will be a feature on the program of the North Shore Ensemble this Satur- day evening, 6:30 to 7:30, over WEHS, according to Miss Robinson. This well known dinner concert group has become a regular week-end feature at the Orrington hotel station. It is composed of Walter N. Pil- grim, director and pianist, and George Lauer, 'cellist. Miss Jessie Robinson ILeon Miller and Palmer Myron, violinists, | through Yellowstone park. After that iliv B Mi Butl ;i11 | they will meet their parents, Mr. and 1 Gri i! ii pad y Mrs. Rush C. Butler, at Seattle and CAVE JULY) Sv IE0F LOO ty, WYO. will take a boat to Alaska. On their where they will take a pack train from | return home they will visit Banff and I, Bar T ranch for a two weeks' trip | [ake Louise. PLAN WESTERN TRIP a im-- = EE ---------- RS What is TDERFECT BRAKE number of cars on the the general speeding up rapid, positive control. been more essential than in this day of complex traffic conditions. more important than good brakes? ACTION has never early, and avoid the possibility of disap- pointment at the last moment before you The increasing leave on your summer trip? streets and roads and of movement call for It takes but a moment. Drive your car onto the testing machine, obtain an instan- Motorists have been quick to recognize the necessity of the accurate, scientific check which our new brake testing machine sup- plies. On an average, more than a score of cars are checked here daily. With the open- ing of the touring season the demands will be even heavier. May we suggest, therefore, that you drive inh for your free brake test Lorraine Driving Lights Kokomo Ventilators FERD. 2212 W. Railroad Ave. at Noyes St. EVANSTON Westinghouse Automotive Brake taneous reading on all wheels (checking equalization accurately), drive off. Let us adjust your brakes if you wish, but there is no obligation to do so. : Highway police in nearby states are stop- ping cars without warning to demand official brake tests. Better be safe than sorry--drive in now for our free positive check test. PLATE Phone Greenleaf 2122 Gabriel Snubbhers Lockheed Hydraulic 4-Wheel Bendix and Other Mechanical Brakes