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24 WINNETKA TALK December 1, 1928 Traffic in Dope Described to Business Woman's Club The traffic in smoking opium, mor- phine, and cocaine with its resultant crime was interestingly touched upon by Miss Mary D. Bailey, assistant United States district attorney, who spoke informally at the Business and Professional Woman's club of Wil- mette during its dinner meeting Mon- day evening. She recounted her own experiences during the year she has been associat- BARRY'S BIG and LINOLEUM SALE Starting December 1st and continuing all month. Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 P. M. DAVID G. BARRY Established in 1920 806-810 GROVE ST. - - . University 5712 Greenleaf 2300 The Largest Exclusive Carpet, Rug and Linoleum Store North of the "Loop" Phones: CARPET, RUG Private Parking Space ed with the enforcement of the nar- cotic law, and gave her hearers a vivid and enlightening insight into the ne- farious "bootlegging" of these three habit-forming drugs. A case of opium pipes, smoking opium, morphine containers, capsules and cubes, and other proofs of drug addiction seized as evidence for the courts was displayed for an audience that evinced its interest by entering into a question-and-answer discussion with Miss Bailey at the close of her talk. The club, as part of its Christmas program, will send gifts to the veterans at Great Lakes. Mrs. Earl Robert Green, 315 War- wick road, Kenilworth, will entertain The Reading group on Friday, Dec- ember 7, for luncheon. During the afternoon Miss Rutheda L. Pretzel of Glencoe will give a book review. po THE UNIQUE CHARM That Holds a Guest This residential hotel achievesits finest appeal in ways that are simple . . .. by making elegance,home-like....by keeping the informal, distinguished .... by maintaining service unusually adequate, yet pleasingly human. So unique is the charm of Orrington life that fully 70% of all guests have had homes here, continuously, ever since the hotel opened. Is it not probable that the Orrington can offer you, also, a finer, happier, more comfortable home? A few very attractive I to 4 room Orrin suites are now available--some unfurnished and with kitchenettes. Attractive long-term leases make Orrington rates no bigher than for average accommodations. EVANSTON'S LARGEST AND FINEST HOTE. Ie # YY YY YY YY YH YH YN Yr MY MY YT YY YY TY YY 9m IIvv TT imvoFvTirrTTrrIrvvvorvmmgmv@$Tvv { be 0 SSB Go. gi de. Se di gi. J. di dh Se. die. dE. 0h. G3 gS. M6. Ge de dn SB. dh J AB dE SG Se SE Gr EG de North Shore Gardens Are Highly Praised by Dudley C. Watson Gardens along the north shore, made indigenous to the location, were es- pecially approved by Dudley Crafts Watson when he lectured recently be- fore the Garden Club of Illinois in the 3al Tabarin of Hotel Sherman, Chi- cago. He visualized and illustrated on the screen in color a north shore garden near the lake which adjoined a house built on a cliff shore-line with the gardens taking on the cool blues and lavenders in harmony with the cool blue of the sky to the east and the blues and lavenders of the lake, plant- ed with low-growing flowers in pro- tection against the strong lake winds. Gardens planted on the lake shore on this side, he reminded, should be planted with the cool colors harmon- izing with the aspect and atmosphere of this side of the lake, while the bright, warm colors--yellows and reds importantly--should emblazon gardens on the opposite shore where there are western afterglows and warm colors. In planting any garden, he advised. it is well to remember this suggestion --cool colors to the eastern view, warm to the west. Mr. Watson showed pictures of giant pansies and of trumpet vines growing in the tiny gardens of Nor- way, and told of the blooming of geor- geous roses in the frozen north as far as the Arctic circle. He showed pic- tures from gardens in Seville, Granada, Versailles and Kew, and pleaded for restraint in any garden. The far- famed gardens of England, rampant with bloom, may be criticized, he averred, for their too great abundance of bloom and flower masses running riot. While it is customary to ap- proach the survey of gardens in Europe through English gardens, this is hardly correct, he feels, for England is a country with no heavy frosts or frozen stretches, no droughts of barren dryness. The lawns of England rarely require sprinkling. N. S. Real Estate Board to Elect on December 17 The annual meeting and election of the North Shore Real Estate board is to be held at Ye Olde Style Inn on Sheridan road December 17. A nomi- nating committee composed of Robert L. Wyatt of Glénview, A. R. Tighe of Wilmette, Walter P. Smith of Glencoe, Harold Hill of Winnetka, and Mrs. Dorothy E. Wink of Highland Park. was named to draft a slate. Mrs. John E. Hicks, 241 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, entertained a few friends at luncheon and bridge Thurs- day, November 22. Wardrobe Suit Cases $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 and up Overnight Cases $5.00, $7.50, $12.00 and up Fitted Suit Cases Hand Bags and Bill Folds NEW YORK EST 1859 CHICAGO ks dakiolitndi 4 Ya