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10 WINNETKA TALK August 4, 1928 SUN ROOM COMFORTABLE A sunroom, fitted with a disappear- ing bed, means that it may be used comfortably for sleeping purposes at night, and yet in the daytime offer all the uncrowded beauty of an outdoor ASPHALT SHINGLE The asphalt shingle for roofing which tapers casts attractive shadows across a roof. The thick butt hugs the roof and, incidentally, the dura- bility of the shingle from this treat- living room. ment is greatly enhanced. RADIO MAINTENANCE Is My Business Six years' practical experience in REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION A complete line of repair parts and accessories carried at all times. Investigate our monthly service contract. It will save you money. GORDON SHAW RADIOTRICIAN 962 Pine St. Ph. Winn. 1892 Mrs. Carlos Andrews to Appear in "The Sponge" Playing under her stage name, Vir- ginia West, Mrs. Carlos Andrews, chairman of the play-writing class of the Drama Club of Evanston, formerly a professional actress, will be a mem- ber of the cast of "The Sponge," the play written by Alice C. D. Riley to be staged the first week in August at the Jack and Jill theater at the Drake hotel, Chicago. Mrs. Andrews' daughter, Charlotte, who has been on the professional stage within the last two years, will also be a member of the cast of the same one- act play which will be one of the two which are being presented by Alice Gerstenberg preliminary to a possible presentation at the Palace on profes- sional vaudeville circuit. Mrs. Andrews takes the role of Bettina and Miss Andrews plays as Nina Aristo. Others of the cast include Sara Fenton as Katherine Aristo; Earle Fox as Ralph Forrester, and Edwin Marshall as Al- fredo Frascati. In the cast of "Radio," the other play by Mrs. Riley, are Ruth Frank as Mamie Stewart; Ruskin Stone as Jim Stewart, and Roger Brownley as Ted Connelly. Carleton Washburne Returns Wednesday from Summer Work Superintendent Carleton Washburne, of the Winnetka Public schools, is ex- pected to return next Wednesday from northern Minnesota where he is spend- ing a week's vacation with his fam- ily. He had been giving summer courses at the University of Minne- sota and completed his work there last week. Following his return to Winnetka next Wednesday Superintendent Washburne will be in his office for a few days. He expects to leave the latter part of the week for Greeley, Colo.,, where he will give summer courses for two weeks at the Colorado State Teachers' college. After completing his work at Greeley he will go to Indiana to give his lec- tures and demonstrations for another week at a teachers' institute. The Illinois Traction system holds first place in the reconstruction of in- terurban track by electric railways during 1927, Illinois ranks fifth among the states in the production of wheat. G.L. ZICK & CO. | "The Store on the Corner" Elm Street at Chestnut Z pS i Sale--Men's Shirts High Grade Arrow and Wilson Bros. Shirts Neckband or Collar-Attached All Sizes Values up to $4.00 Sale $ 1 95 Price | | | Our Downstairs Beauty Salon is spacious and comfortable. . . . and you'll enjoy coming here G. L. ZICK & CO. | "The Store on the Corner" Elm Street at Chestnut CULTURE PERMANENT WAVING Gabrieleen. Wave .c.5. 1 ov vvaivcraeivic ois $12.50 Fugene-Wave 0.7.0. vars Aides BN $10.00 SHAMPOOING WATER WAVING SCALP TREATMENT FACIALS MANICURING "HAIR-A-GAIN"' TREATMENTS All Work Guaranteed PHONE WINNETKA 930 For Appointment | We are now giving the new