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WINNETKA TALK June 19, 1926 = = ® = = ® = ® 5 ®) =! = ® OPO OUI 1x ANA A A IOOIOIEOOIOND OV] EXPERIENCE, FACILITIES AND SERVICE These are important things in measuring the worth of a funeral director and should be borne in mind when you have occasion to choose one. We are proud that the passing years have won us an enviable position in the minds of the people of this community. Our Limousine Hearse is the newest thought in Funeral Equipment. De Luxe Ambulance Service. cJeott Cl Im UNDERTAKER "The House of Personal Service" 1124 Central Avenue Phone Wilmette 654 WILMETTE Residence, 719 Ninth St., Wilmette Now Is the Time to Build Let your home pay for itself The man who waits until he has saved enough to build is passing up a golden opportunity. The money he is paying out in rent could so easily become his equity in a home of his own. Our financing plan makes this possi- ble. We will furnish the plans, build home and garage and help you finance the whole thing. Let us show you how easily it is done. Cairo Building Material Co. 1230 Leon Place Phones Univ. 7614-4255 Inspection and Tea at Kindergarten College Parents and friends of children en- rolled for the summer and fall terms in the Children's school of the Na- tional Kindergarten and Elementary college, will have an opportunity of in- specting Harrison hall on Sunday af- ternoon, June 20. The furniture and equipment for the children's rooms has been installed, and following the in- spection, tea will be served in the alumnae club room by members of the faculty of the Children's school. Miss Clara Baker of Evanston, who conducted the demonstration school of the college in Chicago, until the re- moval to Evanston, is the director of the school, and Misses Margaret Far- rar, Willmina Townes, Florence Rice, [Laura Hooper, Violet Rush, Nellie Ball, Virginia Solberry and Gladys Johnson are included in the list of ex- perienced teachers for the summer term and the following year. IMPROVE BOOKS FOR BLIND Alfred Allen of the Hadley Cor- respondence School for the Blind, re- turned June 4, from New York, where he attended a seven-day conference of publishers of books for the blind. Mr. Allen reports new discoveries of machinery permitting the printing of Braille raised letters on two sides of a sheet. While yet in the process of improvement, such machinery is being worked on constantly, Mr. Allen said. Builders to Hold Installation on Monday, June 21 The Builders announce a public in- stallation of officers to be held at the Winnetka Masonic temple Monday evening, June 21, at 8 o'clock. The ceremonies will be in charge of John Sutton, installing grand master builder. Preceding the installation the Build- ers will confer the second degree on a group of candidates. Officers to be installed include : Ralph Arnold, master builder; G. Jewell, deputy; Maurice Thomas, sen- ior inspector; Robert Martin, Junior inspector; George Meyers, senior over- seer; Arthur Coplan, Junior overseer; William Martin, secretary; William Webster, treasurer; Dale Gash, chap- lain; Drake Older, first steward; Thomas Thurshy, second steward; Dan Nicholson, third steward; Llewelyn Bowen, fourth steward; Walter Neu- bacher, sentinel. TWENTY-EIGHT GRADS There are twenty-eight in the gradu- ating class at Horace Mann school this spring. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kellog, Locust road, will spend three months in Des- barats, Ontario, Canada. Mr. Kellog will leave Winnetka today to motor, joining Mrs. Kellog, who is now in Desbarats. leaving New York Feb. 12 64 days of dream-like visions and lovely scenes that for centuries have inspired artist and poet. A feature of this year's cruise is the Dalmatian Rivieria--300 miles of Adriatic coast--one of the most colorful spots in Europe. 17 ports of call -- 15 countries--19 days in Palestine and Egypt. See this world before the next. Fascinating shore programs at all stop-overs easily arranged. itinerary and description of this famous ship. Early reservations advised. Further information from local steamship agents, or R. S. Elworthy, Steamship General Agent, 71 E. Jagkson Blvd., Telephone: Wabash 1904, Chicago, rts. European Ask for complete