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March 17, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 31 Women's Clubs to Sponsor Chicago Homes Exposition A well-equipped homes exposition, to be sponsored by the Illinois Federa- tion of Women's clubs, will be held in Chicago May 14 to 18, according to a statement issued from state headquart- ers this week by Mrs. J. Marc Fowler, chairman of the federation's well- equipped home committee. The exposition will be held at the Stevens hotel in conjunction with the federation's thirty-third annual con- vention and will be under the direction of Mrs. Clarence G. Goodwin. Exhibits of the Home Bureau of the University of Illinois, and of the De- partment of Home FEconomics of the University of Chicago are already be- ing arranged. Booths showing labor- saving devices and home comforts; heating, lighting, ventilating and plumbing equipment: decorations and furnishings ; building and garden plans, and everything that goes to make up the complete home, will be included. The exposition is to be the climax of a four months' state-wide "better homes" campaign launched in January and based on the results of a survey of living conditions in 153 communities throughout the state. Emmerson Candidates to Speak in Chicago Mar. 17 Mrs. Anna Hagenow-Schaedler of Wilmette will preside at a meeting of the Emmerson ticket candidates, to be held in the Red room, Hotel LaSalle, Chicago, Saturday afternoon, March 17. The following candidates will speak: Secretary of State Louis L. Emmer- son of Mount Vernon, for governor; Senator Otis F. Glenn of Murphys- boro, for United States senator; Attorney-general Oscar E. Carlstrom of Aledo, for attorney-general, and William J. Stratton of Ingleside, for secretary of state. Judge Charles Hadley of Wheaton, who withdrew as a candidate for attorney-general, will speak for the entire ticket, Mrs. Schaedler, founder and past president of the Independent German- American Woman's club, has played many important roles in activities in Chicago and Cook county, as a leader and speaker. She was speaker for the German-American group at the Lin- coln Centennial. Receive Many Entries for Prep Meet at N. U. Entries for the Sixteenth Annual Northwestern track and swimming meet to be held in Evanston March 23 and 24 continue to arrive daily. Among the high schools which have already entered men are Cleveland Heights high school of Cleveland; Ur- bana High school of Urbana, Ill.; East High, Aurora, Ill.; Muscatine, Ia.; Hinsdale, Ill; Libertyville and Sadorus, Ill. More than fifty schools are expected to be represented in the meet this year. Walter Eckersall, famous sports authority, will referee the meet. Northeast high of Detroit and La- Grance High of LaGrange, Ill, who tied for the track title last year, are both expected to enter teams again this year. Mrs. John P. Oleson. 240 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth, left last Sunday for Sarasota, Fla., where she will join Mr. Oleson and remain during the month of April. Mrs. Oleson has only just recently recovered from a severe accident to her back, because of which she was confined to her home for many weeks. --_--0-- The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority of Northwestern university is giving a subscription dance at Shawnee Coun- try club Saturday evening, April 14. Open Attractive Offices on Abel Building Here The front, or office portion of the Abel Battery & Ignition Service build- ing at 714-716 Elm street has been converted into two large rooms, the east one, No. 714, being occupied by the real estate firm of Quinlan & Tyson Co., Inc, and the west room, No. 716 by the Abel Battery & Ignition Service and the Winnetka Building & Loan association. Each room has a frontage of 22 feet on Elm street and is 35 feet deep. Pistachio between two layers of French Vanilla THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL "SHAMROCK?" i T ey 2s -- (Ey : Ao CLE WIGGILY L] far 2 a BABY + DISHES 7, is 2 ge Yith of Lloyd Baby Carriage OTHERS everywhere know about Uncle Wiggily. This famous story that has been told and read to babies all over the country is now portrayed in a beautiful set of Baby dishes. To purchase this set, if it could be purchased, would entail a cost of several dollars. For a limited time our store will give away free one of these sets containing the three pieces shown above in the decorated box with each Lloyd Baby Carriage sold here. You will be pleasantly surprised at our fine stock of Lloyd Loom Baby Carriages and Strollers. Better come in now and make your selection and get this beautiful set of Baby dishes Free. Everything for the Home S. ROSENBAUM CO. INCORPORATED Store Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings 810 Davis Street Phones: University 5023, Greenleaf 1489 Chicago Stores: 3120 Lincoln Ave. 5228 N. Clark St.