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18 WINNETKA TALK May 14, 1927 N addition to exact methods of diagnosis, careful treat- ment and humane aftercare of patients at the North Shore Animal Hospital, the service in- cludes all that provides for the comfort of animals, such as clipping, plucking, bathing and grooming. An appointment may be arranged by telephon- ing University 363. North Shore Animal Hospital Evanston, Illinois There isn't a mo- torist living who will not find a new motoring thrill in the LaSalle CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY EVANSTON BRANCH 1810 Ridge Avenue . Evanston (Mrs. Howard Linn Named Decorator at Vista del Lago Club Vista del Lago in "No Man's Land" has secured the services of Mrs. Howard Linn as decorator. Prominent in society and business, her wide travel and personal contact with world-fa- mous clubs and resorts have provided an experience and knowledge invalu- able to development of unsurpassed decorative schemes for clubs, it is ex- plained. Mrs. Linn's decorative ability is well known, among her outstanding achievements being the interior of the Illinois Women's Athletic club. Members visiting the club site will be surprised at the rapid progress being made by the McLennan Construction company in their building operations. Nineteen great Spanish arches rising from the sand of the beach front form the initial building efforts and the schedule for construction is so ar- ranged that the first club facilities will be available to the members this sum- mer. Mrs. Rufus Dawes Talks Before Catholic League "The Open Road to Peace" was the subject discussed by Mrs. Rufus C. Dawes, prominent Evanstonian, at the meeting of the Catholic Woman's League of Chicago held Saturday at the Palmer House. Mrs. Dawes, who is chairman of the International Relations Committee of the General Federation of Women's clubs, is appearing this spring before a number of important clubs and other organizations. The Rev. Hugh P. Smyth, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church, Evanston was among other speakers at the luncheon. Rollin Pease gave two groups of songs. Mrs. Robert H. McColl, prominent in Evanston Catholic club circles, was recently elected president of the league. Its membership includes a number of north shore women. BAHAI LECTURE "The Promised Deliverer" will be the subject at the meeting in the studio of Louis Bourgeois, architect, 536 Sheri- dan road, Wilmette, Sunday, May 15, at 3 o'clock. The object of these forums is to acquaint the public with the mission, teachings and philosophy of the Bahai movement as exemplified in the writings of its founders. Poor Diabetic Perhaps you're discouraged--even skeptical of ever getting relief. But we urge you to try Nature's own rem- edy, Mountain Val- ley Water from Hot Springs, Ark. This famous mineral water seems to neutralize the aeclds that may be en- dangering your life. It will allay your intense thirst; its minerals also seem to have power to make the body cells use up some of the troublesome sugar. It is preseribed as an aid to relief by leading doctors everywhere. Our files contain hun- dreds of testimo- nial letters from diabetic sufferers who have ben- efited by its use. Our booklet will tel} you more. Phone for a case oday. --WE DELIVER-- Mountain Valley Water Co. 2609 Broadway Greenleaf 4777 Evanston, Ill. Woodland Crecer, Hubbard Woods.