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10 WINNETKA TALK July 21, 1928 1645 Orrington Ave. The Finest Prints from Your Films in 24 Hours A quality conspicuously lacking in many kodak prints is now common in those done by the new Almer Coe exclusive process--exceptionally clear detail, and balance of light and shadow to a degree hitherto unknown. Have your next films developed and printed this way-- no additional charge for glossy prints. Motion picture apparatus, films and supplies AlmerCoe &Company Scientific Opticians University 6804 Sorority Delegate -» -- HENCE rR STARTS JULY 20 Pumps Straps Colonials Ties Oxfords Gore Effects Gray, Black and Parchment Kid; Jade Suede; Satin; Toyo Cloth; Indian Prints; Tan and Black Calf, and Patent Leather. Pairs the Season's Smartest Styles Box & French Heels Net All Sizes in Any One Style But All Sizes in Combined Styles You Save Because of Our 81-Store Buying Power 617 Davis St. EVANSTON 4710 Sheridan Rd. 118 S. State St. 308 S. State St. 134 N. State St. CHICAGO, ILL. Fourteen Stores in Chicago J. Ee -- "9 > yoy. ----_ LE BoE Ale I -- PED DGD rh en FHS -------------------- ENE NE NSN NR EIEN m Photo by Matzene Miss Eleanor Calhoun of Glencoe recently was sent to the Delta Gamma sorority convention at San Diego, Cal Miss Calhoun, who commences her senior year at Northwestern university in the fall, has been elected president of the university branch of the Y. W. CA. All Children Smile for Bernie Capture CHILDHOOD charm NLY a camera can stay the hand of Time, and stretch the charm of child- hood to lifetime length. We specialize in children's photo- graphs. Make an appoint- ment now! We close at 1 P. M. on Saturdays during July and August BERNIE STUDIO 1623 Sherman Avenue (Opposite Postoffice) Phone University 8998 WHEELOCK RETIRES Judson F. Stone Becomes His Suc- cessor as New President of Wil- mette State Bank S. A. Wheelock, president of the Wilmette State bank for the past thir- teen years, has retired from active connection with the bank. Upon his retirement, Judson F. Stone, a director for more than twelve years and chair- man of the executive committee, was elected president. Mr. Wheelock came to the Wilmette State bank in 1915 after having re- tired from the firm of Wayne and Low, with which he was associated for many years, having been one of the foremost merchants on South Water street. During his presidency, the bank has had a prosperous growth, the total deposits having increased more than $3,000,000. Mr. Wheelock is in his eighty-first year and until re- cently, has been very active in the bank affairs, but due to advancing vears, he has decided to take a less active part. He will remain on the 3oard of Directors. Tudson F. Stone, the new president, has been a resident of Wilmette for twenty-two years and is very active in Chicago and Wilmette, both in busi- ness and civic affairs. He is manag- ing agent of the McCormick estates and a director of the International Harvester company. He is also presi- "| dent of the Belle City Malleable Iron company of Racine, Wis., a director of the Republic Realty Mortgage com- pany and also a director of various other financial and commercial enter- prises. Mr. Stone was a former presi- dent of the Chicago Association of Commerce. He is also a director of the Chicago Regional Planning com- mission, and he has served as a Wil- mette Village trustee and on the zon- ing board. The other officers of the bank are: Philip Hoffman, vice president; W. D. Leary, vice president; J. M. Budinger, cashier; W. B. Robinson, Jr., assistant cashier, and F. D. Anderson, assistant cashier. PLAY FOR TROPHY The second round of play in the president's trophy race is scheduled for this Saturday, July 21, at the North Shore Golf club. There will be a blind bogey, with prizes for winner and run- ner up, and low gross, classes A and B. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Cheeseman, formerly of Kenilworth, have returned from Brown university where they attended the graduation of their son, Eugene. On their return trip Dr. Cheeseman stopped at Virginia Hot Springs for the Whist congress. From there they went to visit the John Carpenters at their summer home in Virginia. --_--Q The Kenilworth Garden club will meet today at the home of Mrs. E. J. Phelps, 328 Leicester road, Kenil- worth. Prof. James Hutchinson of the University of Illinois will talk on "Pruning Shrubs." --) Mrs. Thomas White and her daugh- ter, Loretta, and Miss Mary Lent, all of Kenilworth, left Wednesday, July 11, for I.X.IL. ranch in Dayton, Wyo. They plan to be gone for six weeks. BASS Chicago Address 7159 Euelid Ave. MUSKIES CALVIN COOLIDGE . Is Only 30 Miles From FIN & FEATHER LODGE SEND FOR DETAILED INFORMATION MOOSE LAKE CHIPPEWA WATERS PIKE Dick & George Swatek Hayward, Wisconsin SO J "a 3 I A de Ro