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Cy J September 11, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 11 Luensman Installs Newest Invention to Resoling Shoes Herman Luensman, of 804 Elm street, the veteran shoe man of Win- netka, who also maintains an up-to- date repair department in connection with his shoe store, has just installed one of the Standard "Hydro" presses for resoling women's and children's shoes, without the use of either pegs or stitching. "With this machine," says Mr. Luensmans, "we are enabled to put on the finest, flexible soles, with a glue, which makes a smooth even job, equal in every way to the original sole on the shoe, and at a cost not exceeding the old method of resoling. "Furthermore, there are many shoes which do not have sufficient welt for resoling the old way. But with this method, new soles are possible, where- by the owner is enabled to obtain much additional wear from what would otherwise be a worn-out and discarded shoe. . "The Standard 'Hydro' press has two compartments, each filled with a definite amount of water which sup- ports a flexible cover. Hence, imme- diately the cover is depressed by the sole of a shoe under pressure, the wa- ter is displaced and moulds the cover into the shape of the sole. The water, being incompressible, offers an imme- diate resistance, as hard as iron, thus giving a perfectly even pressure on the sole and waist of the shoe." The North Shore Soccer club is giv- ing a bunco, whist and five-hundred party at the Winnetka Community House, Saturday September 11, at 9 o'clock. The public is cordially in- vited to attend. Girls Entering College Guests at Evanston Tea anston, will be opened Septem- ber 11, for a tea, to the girls in Chicago and the nearby suburbs who will enter! Rockford college this fall. The North Shore branch of the Chicago Rockford college association will assist Mrs. Mc- Culloch. Former students and alumnae are also invited to this annual tea which marks the opening of the school sea- son as well as the alumnae functions which will be held during the winter and spring. Mrs. McCulloch will have as her assistants, Miss Katherine Gray Ober- lin, president of the Chicago associa- tion, Hammond, Ind.; Elizabeth Shedd Michaels, Chicago, Mrs. Charles V. Herrick, Chicago, Miss Lydia Robin- son, former president of the associa- tion, Margery B. Windes, Professor Lorena M. Church, registrar of Rock- ford college; Mrs. Robert Stowers, Mrs. I. T. McMenemy, Lake Forest, Mrs. John H. Milne, Evanston, Miss Caroline Murrey, Mrs. Edwin L. Waugh, Miss Cordelia Lyons, Whea- ton, Ill, Miss Ruth Rayee, Miss Fran- ces Brown, Wilmette, Miss Ruth Dunscomb, Waukegan, Miss Louise Blymeyer, Evanston, Helen English of Winnetka, Mrs. Andrew MacLeish of Glencoe, Mrs. Ella Tucker of Oak Park, and Miss Marian Jay, Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie and their two children, 565 Arbor Vitae road, returned September 2, after a month's visit with Mrs. Ritchie's brother at Nonquitt, Mass. -- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark and their family, 958 Spruce street, are again at their home after spending the sum- mer in the East. John Marshall of 1010 Pine street, and Dr. J. F. McClendon of the Uni- versity of Minnesota are on a two The home of Mrs. Catherine Waugh weeks' canoe trip on a chain of lakes McCulloch, 2236 Orrington avenue, Ev-|along the Minnesota-Canada border. Robert P. Mehren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mehren, 785 Walden road, left Tuesday for Davenport, Iowa, to resume his studies at St. Ambrose col- lege. 550 Center St. PAINT of all kinds. Tubes and Special colors HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Painting and Decorating Rasmesen's Phone Win. 34 RUGS Proper Cleaning and Repairing Preserves Them Experienced workmanship assures you of perfect satisfaction. All rugs positively dusted before cleaning. Our method has proven a great success AMERICAN DRY CLEANING CO. Elsie Le Comte 541 Chestnut Street Phone Winn. 410 WILLIAM SALMEN & Co. Our Building Experience of more than One-quarter Century is "At Your Service" We are now established in our new office in THE SALMEN BUILDING located at 909 Linden Ave- nue, Hubbard Woods. General Contractors and Builders | Phone Winnetka 1055 Masonry -- Carpentry and Cement Work This is one of the many homes built by us Builders of North Shore Homes for the past 26 Years We maintain a jobbing de- partment that will give you a most prompt service. Concrete Driveways Garages--Sun Porches Rubble Stone Walks