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WINNETKA 'TALK April 16, 1927 Shad 45 GA HATS Smart Models for Easter Wear FELTS -- SILKS -- STRAWS All colors--all head sizes--Prices Moderate ta 946 Oak St., Winnetka Phone 320 a R Eon innEnA New Process CLEANING! Suits, Coats, Dresses, Drapes, etc., etc.-- we clean them all, restoring their original bright spotlessness. ei Sa | a oh SR RRS a I Our process of fabric-rejuvenation changes like magic the soiled, spotted materials into stainless, immaculate cloth without a blemish. One demonstration is sufficient. Let us Prove Our Skill to You! ScHuULTZ & NORD Cleaners for Particular People 1152 Central Ave. Ph. Wilmette 320-21 Wilmette Girl Is Valedictorian of U. of 1. Seniors | Jean L. Drayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Drayer, 1034 Elm- wood avenue, Wilmette, has been named valedictorian of the senior class at the University of Illinois. Miss Drayer is the first girl to hold that dis- tinction at the state university in sev- eral years. The appointment was made by Theodore Borscher, of Crete, IIL, class president. ~ Miss Drayer has achieved a remark- ably high scholarship record in her four years at Illinois. She has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalistic so- ciety. She is a member of Alpha Phi sorority. The honor of class valedictorian goes to Miss Drayer on the scholar- ship basis, covering the four-year ave- rage. Miss Drayer averaged 4.975 out of a possible 5.00. Miss Drayer was first in her class in scholarship when a senior at New Trier High school. WINS TANK NUMERALS Kenneth Stixrud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Stixrud of 607 Willow road, is at home for the spring vaca- tion from the University of Illinois, where he is a freshman. He has just been initiated into Phi Kappa Psi. On Friday -of last week he was awarded his numerals in swimming. Miss Betty Wallen of Oshkosh, Wis., is the week-end guest of Mrs. Ernst vonAmmon of 568 Elm street. --O-- J. E. Bradstreet of 334 Ridge ave- nue left yesterday for a trip of a few months through Texas and the South. Maria Is Moving Watch for Announcement THERE ARE DOCTORS OF HIGH AND OF LOW. I the house physician you should send for immediately when one of your water, steam or gas pipes go on a rampage or when you have made up your mind to install some new kitchen or bathroom conveni- ences. That supply line is one place where we shine. Phone 874 ~ 464 S.J. STEFFENS 703 OAK ST. WINNETKA,ILL -- \F. A. Reid Company Announces Recent Realty Transfers Frank A. Reid, of 954 Linden ave- nue, Winnetka, reports the following sales and rentals since February 1: The sale of No. 878 Cherry street, for William J. Kelly to John Mills. No. 1071 Ash street, for John Mills to William J. Kelly. The new seven room Spanish house at the northwest corner of Scott and Greenwood avenues, for Chris Christ- ensen to Dana A. Washburn. No. 1055 Chatfield road, for C. F. Varney to Miss Bertha Wertheimer. No. 931 Oak street, for Carl Brann to Gorge Lauer. No. 1124 Merrill avenue, to John J. Klauke. No. 970 Vernon avenue (Glencoe), for George Miller to an undisclosed purchaser. No. 962 Pine street, for J. E. Brad- street to Victor C. Moon. The rentals reported by Mr. Reid for the same period follow: No. 1010 Pine street, for John C. Marshall to Frederick W. Chapman. No. 545 Provident avenue, for Miss Ellen Delong to Otto Spegel. Mr. Spegel formerly owned this property and sold the same to Miss DeLong. Mr. Reid has also rented three apartments in the new Linden Court building now nearing completion, at 916-920 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods, to the following persons: James E. Peterman, of the North Shore Ice company; C. R. Peterson, of the same company, and J. McCord, of Chicago. Annual Circus April 19 Given by Year Book Staff The staff of "The National," the year book of the National Kinder- garten and Elementary college, will present its annual circus in the Col- lege gymnasium on Tuesday after- noon, April 19, the day on which the students return from their spring vacations. Miss Vera Hunt, assistant editor of cus, and has rounded up a prize troupe of clowns, acrobats and other performers, a marvelous menagerie, and a wide variety of side shows. Peanut and popcorn vendors, horse races and pony and dog shows will add to the entertainment and to the proceeds, which are used in financing the year book. C. R. Sutherland Builds Residence in Winnetka street, Winnetka, is building a seven- room brick colonial at 305 Poplar street, which he expects to have ready for occupancy about July 1. He is building it as a home for himself. It will have two bathrooms, an attached one-car garage and a sun-room over- looking the garden. The walls and ceilings of the house throughout will be insulated. The lot has a frontage of 53 feet and a depth of 140 feet. Mr. and Mrs. O. IL. Moore of 667 Garland avenue and their son, Ed- ward, accompanied by Bill Anderson ~f 638 Elder lane, left Friday night for Bagdad, Ky., to spend a week at Mr. ! Moore's farm there. | --_0-- | Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Craven, 381 | Elder lane, had as their guests last {week Mrs. Craven's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Donovan, of | Bellingham, Wash. --_---- | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sutton of 1185 | Chatfield road have returned from a month's motor trip in the South. the National, is in charge of the cir- Charles R. Sutherland, of 425 Birch' I"