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12 WINNETXA TALK January 28, 1928 JAZZ Piano Playing IN 20 LESSONS Write or phone for FREE BOOKLET CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS OF POPULAR MUSIC Piano, Saxophone, Banjo, all Instruments 20 BE. JACKSON ST. HARRISON 5669 CHICAGO, ILL. | Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Sawyer, Positively taught any person | 604 Lincoln avenue, and their daugh- ters, Cornelia, Dorothy, and June, and son, Emery, all motored to Marysville, Ohio, last week-end to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. Sawyer's parents, Mr and Mrs. E. EF. Sawyer of Marysville. FOR FUEL "A Correct Grade' Two Bulk Plants--Eight Trucks operated ON the north shore to assure PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE Braun Bros. Oi Co. 723 Oak Street, Winnetka Winnetka 3020 -- Telephones -- Highland Park 3296 work, entertain their for them -- in short, keep enough hours free for my children in order to build up a companionship "that will not break down as the years go on. Washday is over in my house before it has begun. Regularly the Washington Laundry I have no "clothesline hopes" The time that 1 used to devote to washdays and their trials, I've added on to the hours I spend with my children. I help them with their school USE OIL for Each Burner" New Trier Cagers Meet Waukegan Next Friday The two New Trier teams will travel to Waukegan next Friday to meet the Lake county champions who boast of a clear record for 1928. Palucius of Waukegan is one of the leading scorers with 12 baskets as his record for one game. The Gray Green teams are in pretty good shape after playing a hard sched- ule and are going to battle to the ut- most to 'keep a good record. Coach Grater has developed a real scoring combination in Miller, Nelson, and Sheldon, all three consistent scor- ers for the last two seasons. In Mark- ley and Plowman, he also has two of the best guards of the suburban league. These two players have held every team they have met to a score below 30 points and have been called the most formidable wall in the league. Otto F. Fisher Elected Highwood Bank Trustee Otto F. Fisher of 1161 Oakley ave- nue, Hubbard Woods, has been | elected to the board of directors of the Highwood State bank and also chairman of the savings department of the bank, it was announced. friends Prim Prest "A fine, complete- ly finished service. All articles are washed and ironed --hand finished-- ready to wear and use. She Washington Laundry 700-704 Hashiggton Stwet EVANSTON. ILL. Phone Wilmette 145 Man calls for our washing, washes everything sweetly clean, and re- turns it promptly. Perhaps you, too, are looking for more time to enjoy the things you like to do and certainty that your family laundry will be done as you yourself would do or supervise it. The solution to your problem is Wil- mette 145. Glencoe D. A. R. to Give Benefit Card Party in Winnetka The Glencoe chapter of the D. A. R. is planning a large card party to be held at the Winnetka Woman's club Monday afternoon, March 26, at 2 o'clock, to raise funds for the general work of the chapter. The affair is in the hands of a large committee consisting of Mrs. Theron E. Childs, chairman; Mrs. Erwin R. Brigham, Mrs. Francis S. Graham, Mrs. John C. Hornung, Mrs. Morris K. Karkar, Mrs. James D. Lightbody, Mrs. Clarence T. MacNeille, Mrs. Rob- ert Walker, of Glencoe ; Mrs. Charles E. Galloway, Mrs. Samuel O. Rice, Mrs. Ralph K. Rockwood, Mrs. Francis J. Winscott, and Miss Kathryn Adams, of Winnetka, with Mrs. Eva Crozier of Highland Park. Further particulars may be obtained from the chairman, Mrs. Childs, whose telephone number is Glencoe 377, it is explained. Many tables have now been and many prizes donated. The work of the Glencoe chapter, which will be aided by this party, is the helping of immigrants to gain American ideals and intelligent citizen- ship. As the present population of the United States is more than fifty percent foreign-born and their chil- dren, this work of the D. A. R. is es- pecially timely and vital. Funds are loaned also to American boys and girls of talent, and patriotic education is fostered among them. The other interests of the chapter are: the study of conservation of his- toric places, the marking of trail trees, better films, conservation of our forest preserves, reciprocity with foreign na- tions, and the study of our national constitution and laws. sold Perry Dunlap Smith to Address Parents Monday The Hubbard Woods school cordial- ly invites all the parents in Winnetka, to hear Perry Dunlap Smith of the North Shore Country Day school, speak on "The Locarno World Con- ference of the New Education Fellow- ship of Europe," at 8:15 o'clock Mon- day evening, January 30. Many parents who heard his short resume at the Skokie school meeting earlier this month, have expressed eagerness to hear this subject in greater detail. Erskine Wilder will sing a group of songs upon this occasion. The Hubbard Woods parents will visit their children's school-rooms from 7:40-8:15 o'clock, preceeding the meeting. Elmer F. Wiebotdt, 659 Valley road, Glencoe, campaign chairman, gave the speech at the laying of the corner stone of the $750,000 YMCA building at 3341 North Marshfield avenue Sat- urday, January 21, at 3 o'clock. RED TAG SALE HAT BOXES HAND BAGS FITTED SUIT CASES SUIT CASES that have been used for display as well as soiled and discontinued numbers REDUCED I 25 to 409 ®, DOLPH ST, €aT 1080 CUNC AGA 28 E. NEW voRw