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WINNETKA TALK May 8, 1926 Noted Contralto to Sing on Mother's Day Program Helen Peterson Barth, a contralto possessing a voice of great beauty and power, will sing "Abide With Me," by Liddle, Sunday morning, May 9, at the Wilmette Parish Methodist Episcopal church. The big choir will heartily welcome Helen Peterson Barth in its fine program for Mother's Day. The choir is doing remarkable work. Last Sunday one of the Abbot writers in Music News of Chicago came to in- FOR DISTINCTIVE PERMANENT WAVING (Negrescou's Pure \ Steam Process) As Low as $15.00 Also HAIR GOODS = 3 For discriminate requirements con- sult Mr. John Negrescou, 30 years on State Street. Expert Beauty Parlor Service and Artistic Hair Cutting THE WIGGERY LDG spect their work. He was greatly SUITE 1002 SICVENS pleased. Dr. Gilbert Stansell will Tel. Randolph 1035 speak on the theme, "My Mother and My God." prerttiatesy \ Bm i, A al Let us demonstrate this marvelous combination Victor Electrola and Radiola A unique combination. The wonderful Victor Electrola in com- bination with eight-tube Radiola Super-Heterodyne. One of the most beautiful models. Come in today and ask us to show you the Hyperion. Note the features: Eight-tube Super-Heterodyne Built-in loop antenna in with Victor-inspected cabinet tubes Volume can be regulated Operates from electric light ~~ Radio reception may alse socket be had through separate No batteries needed Plays all Victor records Capacity for one hundred records Radiola tunes with one hand Locates stations easily Open Evenings loud speaker Fills big hall or small room Wide range of radio reception Economical--uses little current No winding required Convenient Terms North Shore Talking Machine Company 712 Church Street, Evanston 554 Center Street, Winnetka Come in and ask for complete catalogue Purchase Large Tract in Indian Hill Estates Henry Urion, 989 Cherry street, Winnetka, of the firm of Urion, Drucker, Reichmann and Boutell, was attorney representing Howard M. Sloan, who took title for a syndicate formed by The Bills Realty Inc., Chi- cago, to forty acres purchased from the Meier estate and bounded by Reinwald and Avoca roads and by Indian Hill Estates. This parcel added Indian Hill Estates will make a unity development of 92 acres im- mediately to the southwest of the In- dian Hill Golf club. The property is being restricted to one and one-half acre estates. Indian Hill Riding Club Dines and Dances May 11 Invitations are out for the annual dinner and dance of the Indian Hill Riding club at the Indian Hill club- house on Tuesday, May 11, at 7:30 o'clock. Some unusual moving pictures of hunting, jumping and the feats will be shown during the dinner which will be followed by dancing to music fur- nished by Graf's orchestra. Godfrey H. Atkin will be master. to the toast- POSTPONE CONCERT The Northwestern university-Skokie school band concert which was sched- uled to have been given during the past week has been postponed until Wednesday evening, May 12, at 7:30 o'clock. The concert will be held at the Skokie school. FOR SALE Imported Male Schnau- zer; Three Years Old; Championship S t o ¢ k --Full Pedigree SHOW DOG Imported by L. Coonley THE REIGNING CRAZE Can Be Seen At Doctor A. D. Paley Lake Forest Chicagoans Buy 22-Acre Tract on Wagner Road George D. Wolf and Harry H. Wolf, of Wolf and company, certified public accountants, Chicago, have purchased 22 acres in Glenview on Wagner road, opposite the North Shore Golf from Harry D. Davisson. The price reported to have been paid for this choice tract is $3,000, per acre, for which it is said Mr. Davisson, five years ago, when he was then a resident of Wilmette, paid $500 per acre and who has since resided on the place. The purchase, it is said, was made by Mr. Davisson not only to provide himself a country home, but also with the belief that a quickly enhanced value would prove a good investment, and the latter has indeed been sub- stantiated. Wyatt and Coons, Glenview real es- tate brokers were the brokers in the transaction. Sunday Club Will Hear "Enoch Arden" Reading Sunday, May 2, at the Winnetka Sunday Evening club, Gordon Van- Kirk, of the New Trier High school English faculty, was to have given a reading of "Enoch Arden," by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Last Sunday was giv- en over to Music Week, and Mr. Van- Kirk deferred his reading until Sun- day, May 9. On May 16, James J. Torstall, president of the Illinois chap- ter, League of Nations Non-Partisan association, will speak on the League of Nations and his experiences in ob- serving the work of the League at Geneva. \ Vho s This Man club, For appointments Phone Dearborn 4427 Suite 507 North State St. Chicago 162 FLARYS SPECIAL PRICE 9 00 PERMANENT WAVING == STEAM OIL The Silk The Only Cleaning Plant in New Trier This has been a troublesome problem to ourselves and our patrons. mature inspection of various silks, we find that there has been considerable "loaded" silk thrown on the market and we caution you against purchasing it. Only the non-sale of it will force its retirement. Before purchasing silks, submit samples to us and we will cheerfully test its wearing qualities for you free of charge. RAUSS CLEANING @% DYEING Question After Phones Wilmette 3400 Greenleaf 700