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10 WINNETKA TALK March 31, 1928 The man who has style must have color harmony in his clothes Here's a stylish outfit Hart Schaffner & Marx 2 button suit of a Greyhound shade $42.50 Stetson Hats of stone grey $8.00 Wilson Bros. light grey shirt with stiff collar to match $3.00 Necktie and handkerchief to complete the ensemble | $2.00 S. FELL Your Clothier 786 Elm Street 786 Elm Street Winnetka Winnetka Phones 307 Phones 307 Highland Park Highland Park EL EEE EEE EEE ELE EOE OEE EE EERE EEOC LECREEERRER ELE EER EE EOE EERE EARLE ERR EERE CLEARER ER OER LARUE ERR LEER RUE EERE PREECE EEE REELECTED HUTT TI HUE Associate Alumnae of N. U. to Meet at Dinner Friday evening, March 30, at 6:30, associate alumnae of Northwestern university, their husbands, and {friends will meet at dinner at Le Petit Gour- met, 619 North Michigan avenue, Chicago. According to custom one meet- ing of the Alumnae association is held in Chicago each year. Brigadier-General Abel Davis, com- mander of the 66th Infantry, and also vice president of the Chicago Title and Trust company, will be the one speaker of the evening. General Davis, as a member of the Forest Preserve Advisory committee, is deeply interested in the forest preserve project, and it is expected that his speech on "The Modern City" will deal with the city-planning of the entire Chicago area as far as the state lines north and south. General Davis, a resident of Glencoe, is known throughout the country. He was decorated with the American Dis- tinguished Service Crpss and Medal, and was made an officer of the French Legion of Honor, following his services as commander of the 132nd Infantry in the World war. He is a graduate of the Northwestern school of law. The dinner will mark the opening of a new banquet hall of Le Petit Gour- met, a charming restaurant with a very continental atmosphere. : Mrs. W. T. Hall of Evanston, as pres- ident of the Alumnae association, is in charge of plans for the dinner. HEADS UNION LEAGUE CLUB Benjamin F. Affleck of Lake For- est, formerly of Winnetka, was elected president of the Union League club. William B. Moulton of 1161 Pine street was chosen vice-president at the forty-eighth annual meeting of the club held Tuesday. Robert O. Berger B| of Kenilworth was elected a director for the three year term. Make Improvements on Main Office of North Shore Gas Co. Extensive alterations and improve- ments to cost several thousands of dollars are being made at the main office of the North Shore Gas com- pany in Waukegan. Both the front and interior of the present office and those of the adjoining building, which was purchased to provide expansion space, will be altered, provision being made for more commodious display room and office space. The North Shore Gas company has occupied its present quarters for three years. The growth of the company during that period has been such that expansion of office room is necessary to expedite handling the company's affairs. The new office, in addition to occupying the present quarters, will include, as well, the building formerly used by the Waukegan Daily News. Partitions in the old quarters of the newspaper have been removed, and the entire space will be thrown into the gas company's office. The fronts of the two remodeled buildings will present an imposing ap- pearance. Mosaic tan premier brick is being used as a facing for the front. A large display window, where all modern gas appliances may be ex- hibited to best advantage, will be pro- vided on the west half of the front of the present office building. The new entrance will be placed at the former front door of the newspaper. Large windows at the front will make the lower floor well lighted, while many windows on the two upper floors will insure well lighted rooms there. Stanton Fetcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Fetcher, 822 Byrant avenue, was recently elected to the French club at Harvard. first season, with the better kept lawn. : 546 CENTER ST. Rn The Coldwell gasoline roller and mower has a cutting width, with attachment, of 60 inches. A good many Winnetka residents have found that they can save the cost of the machine the Ask us about the new small size gasoline driven Coldwell Cub, capacity two to three acres combined rolling and mowing per day. E. B. Taylor & Co. Five Deliveries Every Day a added advantage of a Phone Winn. 999