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A SE IR sR ss SE SS A a ee 20 . WINNETKA TALK November 24, 1928 MOVES STUDIO Edna Vognild, sister-in-law of Mrs. Alphonse Dennis, Jr., of 1044 Tower road, has moved her studio to 231 East Superior street, where she is now hold- ing her annual exhibition of portraits and landscapes. A figure painting by Mrs. Vognild was purchased recently for the permanent collection of Illinois art at the Springfield museum. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Plumley of 302 Walnut street have taken up their residence in West Minneapolis. Alfred M. Plumley is living at 565 Orchard lane, Winnetka. Reverse Gear Causes Odd Accident to Car While driving a car on Linden ave- nue near Merrill, Hubbard Woods, last Saturday afternoon, Ed Nelson, of Geneva, in shifting gears accidentally threw the car into reverse. Mrs. J. A. Grant, of 266 Harbor street, Glencoe, who was driving a short distance in the rear of the Nelson car, was unable to avoid a collision. Neither of the drivers were injured, according to Officer A. E. Facchini. Just Try and Dodge 'em RS J = Gr | : Fl beautiful blankets. been. Our particular method cleanses them without shrinking . . . . soft and fluffy as thistledown! We know how much you prize your We know how par- ticular you are--just what a vexing problem the cleaning of them has always Your Finest Blankets! First, they are washed--gently soused, S30 OT OED OES HUD a DTD 0 ESD 0) 2D TOS 4) And we want you to know about our particalar blanket cleansing method. BAS 9) DN Many good scores have been made by members of the Winnetka Police department this winter at the revolver range in the Village yards. Here is a recent target, at 20 yards, made by Chief W. M. Peterson, himself, with a score of 80, worthy of emulation by other members of the force who, at the weekly shoots are striving diligently to put an additional hole in the "bull's eye." Norman Headla Seeks His Buddy, Harold Goodreds Norman Headla, of Waukesha, Wis., is seeking the present whereabouts of Harold Goodreds, formerly of Winnet- ka, with whom he served in the Navy, as a member of Company J at Great Lakes in 1917. In a letter to Win- netka Post No. 10, American Legion, Mr. Headla says he is very desirous of locating his former comrade that he may aid him in support of his claim. Should you know Mr. Goodred's pres- ent address, kindly advise Adjutant J. Lee Rosberg, Winnetka, Ill, care of WINNETKA TALK. without pounding or rubbing, in pure suds, then rinsed in floods of soft, crystal- clear water. The temperatures of suds and rinses are scientifically maintained-- there can be no shrinking or hardening. There is no fading of colors. - -- a ---- | 0) Cav EST 0555 WIESE NV EVY 555 WETS WEIN ETT Vive OES e) Gusts of fresh, natural air dry the blan- kets--dry them to a luxurious softness caressing to the touch. Send Also Comforters, quilts, feather pillows, sleeping bags, curtains, washable rugs, sweaters, wool knit goods of every kind. > OS SoD 0550 E55 Special Values in Silver Plate for THANKSGIVING - BREAD TRAYS - - WATER PITCHERS ~- - PLATTERS CAKE BASKETS - - COFFEE POTS SUGAR BowLs - - CREAM PITCHERS - ~- COMPOTES Fruit BowLs - - GRAVY BOATS - - ETC. | He ashington Laundry 700-704 Washington Steet EVANSTON, TLL the newest in dependable Silverware. a Inspect the splendid assortment. Phone Wilmette 145 | ; > LEE NELSON - - Jeweler - 1887 . Forty-one . Years . of . Quality . Work . 1928 a 1626 ORRINGTON AVENUE UNIVERSITY 461 E240 S210 SH ZR ERE NZD DID EES % FEED DITO SIDO-LIT EXD A ET 0) S32 AO EAT 0) B23 €)- WITT E05 Beautify Your Thanksgiving Table with 4, 7a 3