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a WINNETKA TALK July 10, 1926 Homelike! ALWAYS feel at home at the Central Cafeteria -- the comment of many who come here regularly. The Central is truly home- like in its good food, its cleanli- ness and its cheerful, sunny atmosphere. Sundays 12 to 5 Personal Supervision of Fred Miller CENTRAL CAFETERIA Nelson Building Central Ave., east of Wilmette Ave. WILMETTE Laborers Work at Top Speed to Build Huge Stadium he Photo by Lehle Day after day without ceasing crews of laborers are erecting the forms and pouring the concrete which is ex- pected to take shape by the end of the summer in structural iron workers caused a delay, and contractors and North wéstern's million-dollar football bowl. | their men are now bending every effort to make up for A recent strike of lost time so that the work will be far enough along to permit the playing here .of the university's first home game next fall. One of the two masts from which the fluid concrete is distributed to the ever rising forms is shown here, as well as one of the batteries of floodlights which illumine the work at night. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kirkgasser, 166 Woodland avenue, had as their house- guests the week-end of the Fourth of July, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hershey of Oak Park; Miss Colleen Bodenson of Chicago; Leslie Drew, Rogers Park; and Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Stokeley of Evanston. a a Is Yours # and paid for. coupon. Name Address Ste snr senses eses EEE EE I J ' 7 + v ALY v 7Y For a small down payment and the balance like rent. You'll enjoy the ideal surroundings. The North Shore Golf Club is just across the road. Sewer, water, roads, gas and electric mains are all in Telephone Wilmette 974-J or sign and return this Glenview Borders. Please tell me about your home-building plan. RAL ES RE ER CN Ra Em EEE El rE ER ee WE AN This Home in Glenview Borders i 3. : V/ 7 i oR : Ae, ka Gy . 201 \ i, Stage Pageant in Chicago for Visiting Elks What is said to be the world's great- est outdoor production and fireworks spectacle will be seen in Chicago at the new Lincoln Park arena at Gher- idan road and Waveland avenue on July 12. The arena is being built with permission of the Lincoln Park com- mission especially for the production. It is "The Paeant of 1776," held in commemoration of the One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of American Independence. The spectacle is being held particularly for the thousands of visiting Elks who will be in conven- tion at that time. Opening with a collection of world famous circus acts, will be the noted .| "Riding Hobsons '--consisting of moth- er, father and two sons. Joe Miller, one-time equestrienne manager of the largest circuses in the world, is another of the principals. Following the circus comes the tab- leaux of the patriotic spectacle of "1776." Thundering, roaring battle scenes with a thousand troops in ac- tion will depict the famous battle of Trenton. The pageant start in histor- ical sequence with the great Boston Tea Party, and Paul Revere's mad dash to Lexington. Breaking into the excitement of the thrilling stage-work, will be a minute of peacefulness when the Colonial Minuet ballet dances. All the quaint- ness and the loveliness of the revolu- tionary days, and the graceful ladies of that time will characterize the bal- let--which consists of 50 dancers. Betsy Ross and the first flag will be another of the tableaux; Cornwallis 'surrendering to Washington, another. At the close of the historic se- quence, the world's cleverest pyrotech- nics will paint pictures in fire in the sky. Our flag, in truth ablaze with glory, will be drawn out in the lumin- ous colors and fires. Taking babies and young children on extended automobile tours is one of the best possible ways to start digestive disturbances. Changes in the source of food supplies and irregularieties in the time of meals are severe trials on the physical health of children, espe- cially the very young. Add t» this the danger of contaminated food, the dif- ficulty of securing and keeping fresh food, especially milk, and the fatigue 'f travel and the picture of a hard time for the little tourist is complete, Duncan 815 Elm St., Winn., Ill. Studios Tel. Winn. 2272 Specializing in unusually attractive gifts for WEDDINGS -- ANNIVERSARIES BIRTHDAYS -- BRIDGE PRIZES GOLF TROPHIES INTERIOR DECORATIONS Draperies -- Furniture Individual pieces as well as complete schemes. yourself the trip to town. Pay us a visit and save Laie