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WINNETKA TALK October 6, 1928 Challenge Sale Mr. Barnett, after searching the eastern markets has just returned and is now unpacking the greatest stock of SPORTS and DRESS COATS and FALL DRESSES ever offered the North Shore buyers. The sale is on! We ask comparison and challenge all competition-- STYLE, WORKMANSHIP, QUALITY and PRICE. Sports and Dress Coats--3 Groups $39 $27 $19 This sale ap- plies both to our Winnetka and Evanston stores. Every Garment is a New Fall Model Sports and Dress Coats All the newest. Beau- A tiful Fur trimmed cuffs and collars--or plain cuffs with Fur Collars, best grade silk linings. Assem- bled in 3 Groups for this CHALLENGE SALE. $39, $27, $19. Dresses The newest high ties, basque, one and two piece dresses--the most advanced styles, colors and materials offered. The best to be found in the eastern markets. $8.50 Two For $16 (All Sizes) VELVETS, CHIFFONS, SILKS, SATINS, GEORGETTES, CREPES. BARNETT'S STYLE SHOP 703 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON 'Winnetka Teachers Are Guests of College Folk Teachers of the primary grades in the Winnetka Public schools, together with Supt. Carleton Washburne and the principals of the schools, were guests of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college at 6 o'clock dinner in Evanston Thursday evening. The dinner was an appreciation of the co-operation of the Winnetka schools in permitting students at the kinder- garten college to do observation work and practice teaching in the primary grades here. Discussion of the pro- blems of the student teacher and of the plans of the supervision depart- ment of the kindergarten college for the improvement of student teaching was on the program. AT O. E. S. SESSION Mrs. Jacob Replogle and Mrs. Fer- dinand Wolter are Winnetka women attending the fifty-fourth annual ses- sion of the grand chapter, Order of Eastern Star, which opened at the Medinah temple Monday, October 1. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Peterson, 733 Elm street, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lederer of the Park Lane hotel, Chi- cago, are motoring to northern Wis- consin for a hunting trip. They will be gone a month. ---- Mrs. W. F. Thiehoff and Miss Eileen Thiehoff, 1172 Hamptondale road, left Thursday morning to spend three weeks visiting in New York, Philadelphia, and Washington. Play Matches to Determine Champ New Trier Golfer Preliminary matches in the tourna- ment to decide the golf champion at New Trier High school were being played this week. Six freshmen, five sophomores, eight juniors, and six seniors are entered. Following are the entries: Freshmen--Charles Barnett, Tom Smith, John Withrow, Robert Moran, Jack Kelley, and John Kirby. Sophomores--Paul Jones, Herbert Atler, Elliot Witt, Jack Mee, and Fugene Farrer, Juniors--Bob Resche, Douglas Weed, M. Ling, Bob Kruger, Bob Pearse, C. Steffens, W. Walter and Hiram Weld. Seniors--Charles Stordem, H. Keith, J. Kaufman, E. Hardt, H. Runnfeldt and Ted Schultz. ANNOUNCES DANCE SERIES The Highland Park Social club has announced a series of dances the first one of which will be held on October 6 at Witten's Hall directly across from the Alcyon theatre in Highland Park. Music will be by Russ Lundquist and his band. These dances were held last year and were successful. Curtis C. Tatham, 349 Hawthorn lane, is a member of the freshman class at the University of Rochester, which recently opened its seventy- ninth year with the largest freshman class in the history of the university. She Washtub. . is no beauty balk Yu and Beauty can not long withstand the devastating effects of worrying washday. Telepbone us now to take this wearisome toil out of your life forever. ol I uNDRY 0 it! The Washington Laundry WILMETTE 145