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WINNETKA TALK February 6, 1926 Bob's Dance DANCING Every Thursday and Saturday Evening Land @® VERN Admission Ladies Gents 50c¢ 75¢ 8360 sq. ft. You'll of dance floor friends. 737 MAIN STREET, EVANSTON Music by ON CURRYS "Red Hot Orchestra" Dancing from 8:00 to 12:00 P. M. Come early and stay late. be sure to meet your 'John M. Schroeder Dies at Home in Quincy, IIL John M. Schroeder, 44 years of age, died at his home in Quincy, Ill, Mon- day, January 25, after a short illness caused by uremic poisoning. He is [survived by his wife and one son, Alfred, and three brothers and one sis- ter. The brothers are Paul Schroeder, of Wilmette and Miami, Florida ; Louis, of Bowen, Ill, and Walter, of Ham- mond, Ind. The sister is Mrs. Louis Huebner, of Coatsburg. The late Henry Schroeder, of Kenilworth, was another brother. Mrs. Hoyt King, 711 Forest avenue, entertained the members of the H. and W. club at dinner Wednesday evening. --Q-- Mrs. Guy R. Knickerbocker of 906 Greenwood aventie will be hostess for her Thursday club next week. Deliveries in Evanston and North Suburbs Twice Daily TELEPHONES: Rogers Park 1122 Wilmette 600 University 1024 AT FOUNTAIN SQUARE EVANSTON MID-WINTER CLEARANCE of Boy's and Girl's Fine Shoes A Quality Sale Which means money saving opportunities too great to be neglected. OUR FINEST GRADES MISSES' SHOES $3.90 Sizes 11% to 2 Brown and Tan Calf and Elk Skin. Goodyear Welt Soles. Low School Heels. Foot Form Toeshapes. LITTLE BOY'S OXFORDS $2.90 Tan and Black Calf Oxfords. Winter Weight Soles. Rubber Heels. SIZES 10 to 13% Fro THE BOOT SHOP Main Floor Every Shoe is Correct in style--they have been re- duced only because we must make room for spring styles. OUR FINEST GRADES BOYS' OXFORDS and SHOES $3.90 SIZES 1 to 6 Boys' Winter Weight Calfskin § Oxfords and Shoes. Tan- Brown-Black. Goodyear Welt Soles, in Styles for School and Dress Wear. Little Gents and Youths School Shoes. $2.90 Tan-Black and Brown Calf- skin Shoes. Goodyear Welt Soles. SIZES 11 to 2 Carrie Chapman Catt Is Chicago Forum Speaker The woman who led the movement for the adoption of the woman suffrage amendment to the Constitution of the United States, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, will speak at the Chicago Forum Sunday afternoon, February 7, Fred A. Moore, director of the Forum an- nounced this week. Mrs. Catt in her campaign all over the country for wo man suffrage up to 1919, and since that time in behalf of education of women as citizens, has earned the title of "America's greatest woman orator." During the war she was a leading mem- ber of the Women's committee of the Council for National Defense. Since the war she has been conspicuous as an outstanding leader in the movements for international peace. She will speak at the Forum meeting in the Olympic Theatre Sunday afternoon on "The Causes and Cure of War." The ad- dress will be followed by the usual question period. Mrs. Lewis B. Sprineer of 430 Maple avenue spent last week-end at Grand View Health resort at Waukesha Wis., with Mr. Springer. He is grad- ually improving in health with the treatment there and hopes to return to Wilmette within ten days or two weeks. SRW 2 Al Peacock of Lake Geneva was the ouest of Bill Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jordan of the Linden Crest apartments, for the first part of this week, during the occasion of their mid-semester vacation from the Uni- versity of Illinois. --Q-- Mrs. Arthur Brown is entertaining a few friends at her home in High- | land Park next Wednesday for Mrs. Sam Dingee. Mrs. Brown was for- [cee a resident of Wilmette. --0-- The piano pupils of Miss Edith Ray Young are having a class play at her home, 630 Park avenue, this after- noon. --_--Q-- Esther Munstermann,: contralto, will give the Friday Noon Recital at Kim- ball hall February 12. There will be no admission charge. Cy Mrs. Joseph H. Briggs, 1133 Ash- land avenue, entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home Wednesday. --(-- Mr. and Mrs. William V. Merriman, making a brief visit in Reading, Pa., have returned to their home. EE ------------ fe a new name a new shop with a new purpose