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A 2 se May 21, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 21 Georgian Manager Hal Thompson, new managing di- rector of the Georgian hotel, will be remembered by many north shore peo- ple who have spent winters at the Pine Hills hotel in Pass Christian, Miss. Mr. Thompson headed the ho- tel company which operated the Pine Hills. He comes to Evanston with twenty- seven years of experience in the hotel business, having been established in Washington, D. C. and New Orleans at the St. Charles and Roosevelt hotels, before he went to Pass Christian. The code of ethics of the American Hotel association of the United States and Canada is the work of the new managing director, who has served as first vice-president of the association. Personal supervision of many noted and successful campaigns has given Mr. Thompson a name to be remem- bered in the hotel advertising world. Civic affairs have held Mr. Thomp- son's attention wherever his business established him, New Orleans remem- bers him as a director in the Associa- tion of Commerce, a member of nearly all the country clubs and civic clubs as well as an active worker on the Safe River committee which has worked so diligently in the flood control of the Mississippi valley. Hotel men all over the country know Backache Invalids Don't regard your backache too lightly--Iit may indicate a condition far more serious than you suspect. Very often Dback- ache can be traced to disordered or over-worked klid- neys -- a condition which will grow worse unless it is remedied. Guard against a life of misery by restor- ing normal health to your kidneys with the aid of Mountain Valley Mineral Water from Hot Springs, Arkansas. Physi- cians prescribe it as an aid in the treatment and pre- vention of Kidney disorders. Phone for a case today. --WE DELIVER-- Mountain Valley Water Co. 2609 Broadway Greenleaf 4777 Evanston, Ill Woodland Grocer, Hubbard Woods. Mr. Thompson as the "man with the white carnation." For he is invariably seen with a white carnation in the lapel of his coat which is worn as a tribute to and in memory of his mother. His ability for remembering faces and | names has given him the reputation for knowing nearly 100,000 persons. Rockford College Has Part in Women's Fair Rockford college will have a bootn at the Woman's World's Fair which will open Thursday, May 19, at the Coliseum in Chicago. Miss Katherine Oberlin, president of the alumnae, will be in charge of the booth and stu- dents and alumnae will preside dur- ing the week. The booth will portray, by pictures, the life of the students at the college which is the first woman's college in the Middle West to achieve and maintain A-1 standards. Miss Jane Addams, who is a graduate of Rockford college, will preside at the booth on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Catharine Waugh McCulloch, eminent woman lawyer and also an alumna, will give a radio talk on the progress of the college. Many north shore girls are students at Rockford college. Coming-- A Big Splash oe The Greatest Drive Ever! NSN NN aaa TTTTT TR LOTT TT NN NNIN UN NNN ANS On (XR (TTT IH IIT I" | [mE | THE FIRST SALE After you have | EE OF THE SEASON| Ea 1pZIAN Now Offers Oriental Rugs at Prices that Will Amaze You ! read the prices ad- vertised by other Rug Dealers and seen what they have to offer, you will want to come to Cartozian's to see some real values for yourself! fer, the Open Every Evening Until 10 P. M. CLEANING AND REPAIRING FOR PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE Telephone UNIVERSITY 5236 We do not resort to the mislead- ing device of quoting prices that are meaningless. When you compare the quality we of- apparent. WE ARE SELLING AT ALMOST WHOLESALE PRICES! Sale Starts Saturday, May 21 Ends on Saturday, May 28 STRICTLY HANDWORK differences will be NII EVANSTON, ILLINOIS HAIG O. 1419 SHERMAN AVENUE TEL. UNIVERSITY 5236 eT CARTOZIAN, INC.