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] 16 WINNETKA: TALK July 2, 1927 Let Us Estimate Your Cement Driveway Flagstone Walk or Porch We do all repair work on property-- including Brick, Stone, Cement, Plaster and Stucco Wash. We give each job our personal attention. Shortridge & Saxton 419 Richmond Road, Kenilworth Phone Ken. 2735 BL (7 // 14 - ~ Beverage Sets Cooling summer drinks are enjoyed more when served from an attractive beverage set. Here you can choose from lovely sets of clear colored glow- ing amber glass, attractively shaped. Each set has seven pieces. Dependable Freezers for Making Summer Dainties From baby up, all like froz- en sweets. Especially so in the good old summertime. With a freezer you can make ice cream, frozen custards and many other dainties that ap- pease the jaded summer ap- petite, Lemon Squeezers With a lemon squeezer it takes very little time to make a pitcher of refresh- ing lemonade. Made of glass, is sani- tary and easy to clean. Eckart Hardware Co. 735 Elm Street Phones 843-844 WINNETKA Mrs. Walter Buhlig Speaks on "Parent Teacher Work" Mrs. Walter Buhlig, president of the Illinois Council of the Parent-Teacher association, will speak on "The Im- portance of Parent Teacher Work" at the National Kindergarten and Ele mentary college Wednesday afternoon, July 6. The splendid results which have been attained through the co-op- eration of parents and teachers in suc- cessful Parent Teacher associations has placed additional emphasis on the need for preparation on the part of teachers who are expected to undertake the or- ganization of branches of the Associa- tion in new localities, and Mrs. Buhlig's talk will give some suggestions along this line. On Friday afternoon, July 8, Dr. William S. Gray of the School of Ed- ucation, University of Chicago, will lecture on "Reading Preparation and Training," using as the basis of his lecture the extensive experiments along this line which he has carried on for several years. "FOLKS WHO SEND FOR. | | THE PLUMBER MAN -- L WANT HIM TO Ma, For i pr 2 . 2 ||} Bookkeeping i y |r Income Tax i 41183 i Cost Accounting OLKS who order a plumber on ! i ) the job don't want him to Cor poration ) move around like a candidate for : A « ) office awaiting the election returns, , ccounting y They want him to show some signs » . 1 of life and some real ability. That's |f | Investigations the reason they call up. ...and ask 3 call y us over on the job. y } sJassnesse ||| Paul F. Jones T. { ; 3 nd : at Winn. 2100 ) 723 OAK SZ. WINNETKA, I. t 16 Carlton Ct. Winnetka | S---- Py a I a ee I ee London Educator Visits Kindergarten College Miss Kate Stevens of London, seven- ty years of age and an outstanding figure in the educational life of Eng- land, was a visitor at the National Kindergarten and Elementary college last week on her way to Australia. Miss Stevens, who recently retired af- ter forty-two years of service as teach- er and headmistress in London schools, has always been interested in the edu- cational systems of other countries, and has made several trips around the world, visiting schools and attending educational conferences in every part of the globe. In 1911 while attending the National Education association in San Francisco she was elected an honorary member of that organization--the first woman to be so honored. In speaking to the students of the colleges, Miss Stevens made many in- teresting comparisons between the present educational system and that of forty or forty-five years ago. She sug- gested, however, that although there have been many changes and improve- ments in method, curriculum and equipment, there is at least one subject which is quite as important today as it was forty years ago--wise training in character education. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. M. Miller, 936 Elm street, will leave July 5 for a trip through the East. They will go to De- troit, Buffalo, Rochester, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and the Thousand Islands. aE ee EE a a aS B. W. 660 Center St. -- Stepping Stones -- for Walls and Sidewalks -- Rubble Stones -- for protection of your lawn or the curve in your driveway -- Driveways -- We'll build a new one--or repair the old. Established 1905 BLOW Phone Winn. 201-202