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14 WINNETKA TALK June 11, 1927 Photographer To the North Shore Stanton Wilhite 743 Elm Street Winnetka Phone Winnetka 210 Miss Florence Canning, daughter of | ATTENDS CHIEFS' MEET Mrs. A. P. Canning, 889 Sheridan| yy M. Peterson, Winnetka Chief of road, returned Thursday from a three | police, attended the International con- weeks' visit in Colorado, where she | vention of chiefs of police at Windsor, was the guest of friends in Pueblo and Ontario, this week. This is the first Colorado Springs. | time in twenty-five years this conven- | -- | tion has been held out of the United Robert English, son of Mr. and Mrs. | States. W. R. English of 375 Hawthorn lane, | returns tomorrow from Princeton uni- | versity for his summer vacation. ---- Mrs. Hubert Howard of 643 Walden | road left yesterday morning for the 0 | East. She will spend some time in New Mr. and Mrs. Lansing B. Warner | York and East Boston, and then will have moved from Evanston to their attend her class reunion at Wellesley new house at 201 Sheridan road, Hub- | college from June 18-22. She will re- bard Woods. | turn to Winnetka in about two weeks. "Look Your Best" Maria Beauty Culture PERMANENT WAVING HAIR CUTTING A special department, gentleman barber for Ladies' and Children's Haircutting. New Building ELM ST. AT CHESTNUT Phone WINNETKA 762 | overcoming a five-run lead in | eighth inning of last Sunday's battle, Winnetka Loses to Waukegan; Takes on Glencoe Tomorrow After making a valiant effort and the the Winnetka nine succumbed in the ninth and allowed the Waukegan Bugles to walk off with the major share of the collection. Faulty pitch- ing with men on the bases proved the undoing of the locals. Luchessi started to twirl for Winnetka but proved ineffective, and Miller shoul- dered the task after the third inning pitching well until Waukegan's wild jamboree in the ninth. The Bugles started off in the first with a shower of base hits, grabbing a lead which they held until the eighth inning. After one down in the eighth, Runnfeldt singled, Paletti was hit by a pitched ball, and Thomas singled to fill the bases. Rudolph then stepped up and whaled a double to deep right center clearing the bags. He scored a moment later on Heinsen's double, but the round ended when Miller and Brown rolled out. Next Sunday the rejuvenated Glen- coe team will make its appearance on the home lot. Such stars as "Money" Rudolph, "Bill" Schroeder, Hohlfelder, and Hooper, will make their debut in Glencoe uniforms, so it is well to say that no set-up game awaits the locals tomorrow. Coach Aschenback, of New Trier High school will do the hurling for Winnetka. OJII[@.S][[[IE]]] clolllelollleolll edsliicio ficial collicollicolll allio] xl ANNOUNCI The Senior Doine public today. Brothers would ultimately car of unique distinction and fineness. The Senior Line is Dodge Brothers answer to this demand --and Dodge Brothers have answered well. These are remarkable cars. Brilliantly vi and oe risingly quiet-- impressively smart. And built, Dera motor cars, foryears of dependableservice. See one and drive it and you wiil marvel that of this quality and character could be provided at a price so low. Phone Winn. 165 1 REMARKABLE NEW SIX by Dopnce BROTHERS A new line of Sixes by Dodge Brothers is presented to the uce such a line--more re- fined and, of course, higher in cost than their present cat. To combine the sturdy worth of Dodge Brothers standard product with those refinements which greater cost per- mits, could not fail, it was conceded, to produce a motor It has been rumored, and Bo for years that Dodge WERSTED MOTOR CO. 562 Lincoln Avenue N G 1 | HE IGYR IGRIIGYIIIIGYII