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, pith rt ms ---- of p-------- Wit February 5, 1927 WINNETKA TALK CUT OUT "S" TURN Jog in Glenview Road to Be Elimin- ated by Straight Cut West From Waukegan Road When road improvement plans now underway at the intersection of Glen- view and Waukegan roads are com- pleted, motorists west bound from Wil- mette to Milwaukee avenue, may pro- ceed directly west through Glenview without being compelled to make the short left hand turn and right hand turn at Waukegan road. Glenview road is to be extended straight through westward at a point where it now enters Waukegan road. A new bridge will span the river to make this new connection and the present bridge on Waukegan road, a short distance south of where view road enters Waukegan road is to be rebuilt and made much wider, it is said. Waukegan road also is to be made wider at this point. The old Blue Heron road house building which stood on the west side of Waukegan road, directly in front of the intersection and which has been purchased by Charles F. Speed, of the Evanston street railway company, has been cut in two, and one-half of the building moved to the north and the other half to the south side of what will be the extended portion of Glen- view road. These two buildings Mr. Speed is converting into store spaces. According to Mr. Speed the pur- chase of this building and the alter- ations which are now going on will in no way affect the extension of the Ev- anston surface lines into the village, although no definite announcement has been made as to where the line will be located. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Porter of Hubbard Woods left a week ago for a month's cruise to the West Indies. Glen- | Haydn Choral Group to Aid Chicago Charities Haydn Owens, director, and officers of the Haydn Choral society have made announcement of plans to extend the society's civic activities in many di- rections: to bring choral music before clubs and community audiences and at the same time to increase the organi- zation's active and associate member- ship. Charitable institutions too will be benefitted by the choral concerts, be- ginning with the one scheduled for March 15 in Orchestra hall when pro- ceeds from a block of seats will be set aside for a Chicago charity. "Acis and Galatea," a Handel work not heard for nearly thirty years, is to be revived for the March program. It is one of the shorter and lesser known works of Handel and said to contain some of his most beautiful music. A new work by William Lester, writ- ten for and dedicated to the society, will have its first presentation at this concert. It is a cantata, "The Land of Souls," taken from an old Indian legend. 'Alma Peterson, soprano, Ern- est Davis, tenor, and Rollin Pease, bass, will be the soloists. The society has made a number of American tours and is arranging now for its first European tour to start Tuly 1, for five weeks' concertizing in England, France, Scotland and Wales. Miss Cecilia Klauke of 1152 Scott avenue, formerly at the Green Tea Pot tearoom in Highland Park, is now manager of the Green Tea Pot candies at 16 North First street, in Highland Park. ---- Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smart of 446 Provident avenue , are being con- gratulated upon the birth of a daugh- ter, Monday, January 17. Final Clearance All our Winter merchandise is being marked to clear, and in many instances below cost-- In Millinery The hats offered are of all types, some imports, some Dobbs sport models. From $1.00 to $5.00 1168 Wilmette Avenue Winter Coats and Dresses Below Cost N. A. Hanna & Co. Gowns -- Hats -- Sport Apparel WILMETTE Phone Wilmette 467 mn FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST WILMETTE, ILLINOIS Announces a Free Public Lecture on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Thursday Evening, February 10, 1927 at 8:00 o'clock by Charles I. Ohrenstein, C. S. B. of Syracuse, N. Y. 1] Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. in the Church Edifice CENTRAL AVENUE AND TENTH STREET, WILMETTE, ILL. > eS 0 ee ee eee sees esse esses sestsssssssssssssssssla Evanston Shop open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings TRIE (@) EB Henry C. Lytton & Sons State and Jackson--Chicago Orrington and Church--Evanston In Our Evanston Shop Our Important Annual February Clearance of Suits and Overcoats 295 $30: Sold up to $50 Sold up to $65 T0006 0000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000 MMEDIATELY after stock-taking come the new Spring assortments. They demand room and lots of it. They emphasize the nec- essity of a complete and decisive clearance. So there can be but one thing to do. CUT! and CUT DEEP! to insure the disposal of the remaining Fall and Winter stocks. Good merchandise, all of it. Correct in style, de- sirable in pattern-- true. But we must begin the new season Fresh--so out it goes, no matter how great the sacrifice. Think well of such reductions as these, ask yourself if you can afford to pass by such an unquestioned saving opportunity. No toll charge to phone our Evanston Shop--Call Winnetka 188