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nm | | | | WINNETKA TALK July 9, 1927 For CARPETS or LINOLEUM Call Floor-o-leum The Stores That Floor the Nation PHONE GREENLEAF 1941 Our representative will call and give an estimate without obligation. Reduced during this sale. REMEMBER The FLOOR-0-LEUM Method Guarantees perfect lino- leum laying. FLOOR-O-LEUM STORES 1007 Davis St. Evanston 1622 Howard St. Chicago Today! CALL WILMETTE 1332 FOR MOTH PROTECTION Furs--Fur Coats Heavy Winter Garments Also Oriental Rugs and Overstuffed Furniture Hot weather increases the moth danger! A little vigilance now will avoid loss and trouble. Iredale's method of moth protection is recommended by experts. RATES ARE LOWEST IN JULY In order that our Fumigation Vault may be kept busy, our rates have been substantially reduced. You will be surprised at how small the cost for such splendid protection. Iredale' s Garment Storage Vaults Are Protected with Federal Tear Gas Iredale Warehouses 1723 Benson Ave., Evanston Wilmette 1332 Se) In Winnetka In Highland Park at 560 Center St. at 374 Central Ave. Phone Winn. 1332 Phone H. P. 181 8 ' Fountain Square--Evanston Cool Sandals for Hot Days It is a long step from the old "sandals'" of Cleopatra's time to these modern dainty strap slippers and pumps. Delightfully cool and sum- mery for summer days and summer frocks. In colored kidskins, parchments and black patents. $6.50 to $8.50 Boot Shop--Fitst Floor i SRL E Sf ui ve Mp ate ls Yacht Capsized by Squall Off Wilmette Harbor The yacht "Nomad," belonging to the Lake Geneva Yacht club, was cap- sized near Wilmette harbor last night [in the squall which hit the north shore between 10 and 11 o'clock. Capt. |Otto Fricke and his crew from the | coast guard station in Evanston were called at 11 o'clock. They went to the aid of the yacht [in their power boat, righted her, and took her and her two men occupants to Wilmette harbor. Tuesday Captain Fricke and his men freed a motor cruiser, which had gone aground off Highland park on July 1. The boat, belonging to Bert Covert of Chicago, was released from {its high and dry perch by shoveling |away the sand. She was then calked |and taken to Wilmette harbor after | work which had consumed the morn- ing. | Gives Dramatic Reading at National College July 20 Caroline Crawford Mclean, who is | giving an interesting course in dramatic art in the National Kindergarten and Elementary college this summer, will | give a dramatic reading at the assembly | on Wednesday afternoon, July 20. Mrs. Mclean, who was formerly a | member of the faculty of Teachers | college, Columbia university, is well | known throughout the country, both | as an instructor in the field of dramatic art and as the author of several books of rhythms and rhythmic plays. The following extract is from an interest- ing account of Mrs. McLean's work which appeared in the New York "Telegraph" this spring: "Miss Crawford (Mrs. McLean) was | one of the first American educators to recognize the place the dance occupies in the evolution of arts and to treat the folk dance as a legitimate part of folk drama--for the dramas of all primitive peoples are portrayed in rhythmic pantomime. She believes that | the development of character is closely | related to the study and expression of a child's evolution in character mani- festation and accordingly has traced in her books the beginnings of the earliest | childlike forms in logical as well as | psychological order." IN CORNERSTONE BOX | The copper box in the cornerstone | of the new State Bank and Trust com- | pany building, Evanston, contains docu- | ments and articles which will reveal to | some future generation the financial Istatus of the bank together with sig- | nificant facts about the city. Among | the articles are: List of stockholders, {names of present and past members | of the board of directors; copy of the {bank charter, balance sheet of the bank |at the close of business Dec. 11, 1926; copy of the banking laws of the state; | photographs of the former and pres- ent buildings; current issues of the Chicago Tribune, Wilmette Life, Ev- anston News Index, and The Evans- ton Review; a copy of the Review con- taining an article on William A. Dyche, chairman and senior member of the board of directors; programs of the Chicago-Northwestern football game 'and the Army-Navy {football game: book on the history of Evans- ton (presented by the Chamber of Commerce), and current coins and currency. FIREWORKS AT GOLF CLUB An elaborate program of fireworks concluded an eventful day at West- moreland Country club Monday, Dur- ing. the afternoon a program for 'the children was given followed by a sup- per, | in. the gill and dancing. OT,