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os 48 WINNETK2 TALK February 12, 1927 Mrs. Mary Morse of Chicago is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willis S. Hil- pert of 817 Cherry street, Winnetka. Telephone Wilmette 3347 DR. FRANK B. ERWIN VETERINARIAN Specializing In the treatment of your best friends the "Dog and Cat" All calls receive my personal attention 1000 ae Ave. Wilmette, I. For detailed information, tions and tickets, apply M. H. Lieber, Agent, C. & N. W. Ry, Winnetka, Ill, Phone 13. reserva- 12 Other Fine Trains Daily between Chicago and Omaha CHICAGO & ing weather of a few weeks ago has caused no apparent delay in progress. This is to be an eight-room house with buff brick veneer. The cost given in the building permit is $15,000. April 1 is set for the date of completion. ine Weather Aids Work on Wilmette Residence Wheelock & McAdams, Chicago contractors, who are building the resi- dence at 1601 Central avenue, Wil- mette, for O. E. Schenk, of Evanston, have been taking full advantage of the |fine weather the past two weeks and | D. Fultons of 445 Washington avenue, now have the house enclosed. Work ! Glencoe, entertained the freshman | was started when ice and snow had |class of the North Shore Country Day (to be scraped away to make the exca- |school, at a dance, Friday night, Feb- vation, but even the unfavorable build- |ruary 11 at the Skokie Country club. Betty Fulton, daughter of the James Fide, & rn, Latest type Pullmans . . . luxuri- ous observation-lounge car... through dining car... new high back seat coaches. A smooth double track ...a good night's rest --then Omaha. Lv. Chicago 6:05 p. m. Ar.Omaha 7:25 a.m. Lv. Omaha 6:00 p. m. Ar. Chicago 7:20 a. m. NORTH WESTERN The Best of Everything in the Best of the Wes RAI LWAY Arthur P. Rogers of City National Bank Takes Waukegan Post Arthur P. Rogers, formerly of Wil- mette, will terminate twenty-four years' service for the City National bank of Evanston March 1 in order to take a position as cashier of the Peo- ples' State Bank of Waukegan. He is first assistant cashier of the Ev- anston bank, having worked up from | messenger boy and having served in every department. Mr. Rogers explained that the open- ling in Waukegan was such that he |could not afford to turn it down much as he regretted leaving Evanston and |the local bank. He entered the City National bank [May 9, 1903. The bank had been or- | ganized but three years then. A na- tive of Wilmette, he had lived there | until seven years ago when he and his family moved to Evanston. Mr. Rogers plang to sell the home which they built a few years ago at 2041 Hawthorne lane. Mrs. Rogers was Miss Ethel Wilson of Waukegan and it was partly be- cause of her family connections there that Mr. Rogers was willing to make the change, when the death of the vice president of the Waukegan bank created a vacancy there. Mr. Rogers is secretary of the Evanston Civil serv- ice board. E. T. Leonard Company Sell Orchard Lane Home The E. T. Leonard company build- ers, 556 Center street, Winnetka, are rushing to completion the new FEng- lish type house at 512 Orchard lane, Winnetka, which they report has heen sold, for May 1 delivery. This is an eight-room house of brick and stucco, with three baths and many features in design which found ready favor, they say, among prospective buyers, even before it was more than well under- way. The E. T. Leonard company also is remodeling for the market the resi- dence at 516 Orchard lane, Winnetka. the exterior of which they are chang- ing to a Dutch colonial, to be finished in stucco, with a re-arrangement of the interior; a two-story addition ni the rear; a new sun room and bath and many other improvements. They announce it will go on the market at about $22,000. Forms Plan for Housing Faculty of University Northwestern university faculty members will be able to purchase homes at a small cost and with easy payments, if the plan now held by Dr. Richard T. Ely, director of the Institute for Research in Land Eco- nomics and Public Utilities, material- izes. Dr. Ely has in mind a plan ior a model university settlement located possibly on Roycemore field situated between Orrington avenue and Sheri- dan road with Lincoln avenue as the south boundary. |LEE SIMS CHARLIE GARLAND | and Assisting Faculty -- Teaching Piano Syncopation, Saxophone, Banjo and Ukelele. GARLAND STUDIO, 622 Lyon & Healy Bldg. | Phone Harrison 0273 TOUPEES and WIGS Natural as the Halr that was once your Own. Phone Central 0604 "4 FUNK & CO. nm 36 So. State St. = Room 412 | Net Chicago