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WINNETKA TALK December 3, 1927 YOUR CHILD'S | PORTRAIT | by **BERNIE" | hy ; I All Children Smile for Bernie A will be more appreciated by your friends and relatives than the most I costly Christmas Gift you can buy f for them. { | A Dozen Portraits may be had for as little as $10. Where can you buy i twelve lovely gifts for so little I money? il Solve your Xmas shopping prob- (i lems at '"'Bernie's'"" by making your appointment now for Xmas Photo- i graphs. l Sundays and evenings by appointment | BERNIE'S | TEL. UNIVERSITY 8998 1623 ORRINGTON AVE. FEW DAYS 5 AGO WE OPENED THE DOORS OF THE NEW GIFT ROOM ADJOINING OUR ANTIQUE SHOP AND PRESENTED TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS A WORLD OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS GATHERED FROM EVERY CORNER OF THEGLOBE % % ® WEVE TRIED TO HAVE UNUSUAL THINGS AT SENSIBLE PRICES AND WE'VE SUCCEEDED. IN GLANCING ABOUT YOULL FIND MANY ATTRACTIVE THINGS YOU'LL WANT FOR CHRISTMAS, SUCH AS PEWTER ASH TRAYS, IM- PORTED GLASS, SMART FRENCH PAPERS, RARE CHINA, HAND WROUGHT IRON, CLEVER BOXES, TONY SARG'S NOVELTIES, ITALIAN LINEN, TRAPUNTO PILLOWS -- BEAU- TIFULLY QUILTED, BRASS PLANT HOLDERS, STOCKING BOXES, SCREENS, LAMPS, SHADES IN TAILORED SILK AND PARCHMENT, PAINTED BREAKFAST TRAYS, OCCASIONAL TABLES, CHAIRS, ETC. IF YOU CANNOT GET IN DURING THE DAYTIME COME AT NIGHT; | WELL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS AND YOU ARE WELCOME TO BROWSE AROUND AND SHOP LEISURELY WE HAVE PARKING SPACE GALORE ---- -, bi ANTIQUES. GIFTS "Interior Decorating TALLY~-HO SHOP "428 SHERIDAN ROAD WILMETTE IL ae Unitarian Church Chicago avenue and Greenwood Blvd, Evanston Sunday, December 4, 1927 Regular Church school session. "The Sermon topic: Yea-Sayers of Life." Young People's meeting at 6 o'clock. Professor Fred Merrifield of the Univer- sity of Chicago on 'Modern Religious Verse and Prose." Professor Merrifield is the editor of a book by that name. Hast Heard that Jazz Is Bad for Digestion? The latest conclusion of cultists who are waging war against the noisy bands in the cafes and restaurants of Eng- land and most of the Continental coun- tries, is that jazz music is so stimulat- ing that it takes too much blood away from the stomach and therefore caus- es indigestion. Bands are so numer- ous and noisy in the majority of the British cafes that Britishers declare it is no longer possible to dine peace- fully in public. A census of restaurants and cafes without musical entertainment on the Continent, disclosed that Italy deserves the silence prize. In Northern Italy most of the better class hotels and cafes have either no music or have the dance band stationed at a long distance from the public dining rooms so that dyspeptic diners will suffer no ill effects. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Essley, formerly residents of Kenilworth, are now at the Orrington hotel for about six weeks. After the holidays they are leaving for Miami Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ostermann of Evans- ton have purchased their home at 234 Warwick road. -- Dr. Edwin T. Schildberg of 642 Ash street, entertained his family over Thanksgiving. Stage Her Play Photo by Toloff Louise Ayres Garnett, whose plays have had numerous performances in various dramatic circles along the north shore, has written "The Royal Makeup" recently in the playwriting class sponsored by the Town and Gown project of the Drama Club of Evanston and Northwestern Univer- sity School of Speech. It will be pro- duced today by players of the school for entertainment of the Drama club at the auditorium of the Woman's club. Mrs. George Sunderland of 1285 As- bury avenue left Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. John B. Reuss, of Fort Wayne, Texas, for ten days or two weeks. 2 6 % Give Pool a cer HOSIERY to delight the boys and girls 5 & Piper co Imported RRR SE AE HE Finest Quality Woolens =e iy 5 ES All Kinds = 1608 Chicago Avenue Hh bbb bohd bbb EEETETTLTCLTETETTTTT® of styles and patterns. Store Hours--38 to 6 [PaOL & PIPER 'INC- CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS White English Socks 3 1-2, 3-4 and for x 7-8 Socks infants Stockings Complete Selection Stockings of : of Cotton and LL. gil yoy Silk and Wool Wool EEE SEER PBR BTS Evanston BF