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February 6, 1926 od bein WINNETKA TALK Country Day Athletes Busy With Basketball There was unusual activity in bas- ket ball circles at the North Shore Country Day school the past week. On Friday of last week, representa- tives of Lake Forest academy came down bringing two teams. The Lake Forest Bantams defeated the North Shore Reserves, 25 to 9, but in the] main game the North Shore team de- feated the Lake Farest Light team, 23 to 18. Monday of this week, the Skokie Experienced Lightweights defeated the North Shore Inexperienced Light- weights, 4 to 3, and on Tuesday of this week, two regular teams of the North Shore defeated their Skokie rivals, the heavyweights winning, 14 to 1, and the middleweights, 4 to 3. On Friday of last week the girls' heavyweight team of the North Shore was defeated by the Skokie heavyweight team, 14 to 10, and on Wednesday of this week the girls' lightweight team of the North Shore defeated the Skokie lightweights, 9 to 7. The last two teams played a game a week ago, in which the North Shores were victors, 18 to 9. Spring Is Near! and our new line of spring Coats, Dresses and Hats are on display. They are entirely different from anything we have ever had be- fore. It will pay you to come in and look them over. UNIQUE STYLE SHOP B. COPLAN, Proprietor 1126 Central Avenue Phone Wilmette 2403 GIVES PARTIES FOR GUEST Mrs. Lincoln Pacey of 706 Ash street is giving a series of affairs in honor of her house guest, Mrs. John Perry, of Sturgeon Bay, who will re- main for two or three weeks. Last Monday Mrs. Pacey was hostess to a group of 24 friends at luncheon and bridge. Mrs. Charles Aspenwail, 1195 Tower road, was hostess Friday afternoon, January 29, to a group of friends at a luncheon and bridge, a 'vanishing party" to benefit the United Charities. --Q---- Mrs. Clarence W. Happ of 306 Wal- nut street entertained at luncheon and bridge Friday, January 29, in honor of Miss Claire Richardson of Webster City, Iowa. Bm Mrs. Raymond Kloepfer of 722 Elm street was hostess to her bridge club Wednesday evening, February 3. HORNER PIANO CO. Pianos Phonographs Radio Headquarters for ZENITH RADIO 1521 Sherman Ave. Phone Greenleaf 464 --_-- The Mcllvaine Oil Burner WM for Hot Water-Steam-Hot Air This oil burner operates continuously. This gives it a distinct advantage over the intermittent burner, many regulating de- vices and controls being made unneces- sary by continuous operation. Melvamne Ow Phone Winn. 147 WINNETKA Burner SALES 788 Elm St. HE locations of the Silk Shops have been chosen for your convenience. The downtown shop, between State and Wabash, is in the very heart of the loop. It is easily accessible by elevated, surface car, motor bus and automobile. The Evanston and Woodlawn shops are prov- ing a real advantage to patrons who like to avoid the traffic and noise of the downtown district. All three shops are situated on the main floor, thus sav- ing you the annoyance of riding in crowded elevators to reach them. SPECIAL TODAY: An Unusually Heavy Quality of Printed Crepe de Chine, $2.95 yd. PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE VISIT OUR EVANSTON SHOP EDGAR A STEVENS. Inc. THE SILK SHOPS 190 East Madison Street 63 Street at Woodlawn Ave. and in Evanston at1638 Orrington Ave,