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May 26, 1928 WINNETKA: TALK Crosby Constructs Three Residences in Hubbard Woods R. E. Crosby, of Crosby and Mec- Kendry, 566 Center street, Winnetka, has just completed three of the many new residences which dot the Hubbard Woods section this spring. The three homes are all in the four- teen hundred block on Scott avenue, each being located on a lot 50 by 159 feet and wooded. One was built for George H. Pat- tison, of 204 Golf terrace, Wilmette, and the other two, for the market. One of the latter has just been sold to Wil- liam L. Ayers, of Chicago. The Pattison residence is located at 1449 Scott avenue, and is now occupied by the new owner. A cream colored pressed brick was used in its con- struction, which, together with the French type of architecture chosen, makes of it a most attractive home. It comprises six rooms, two bath rooms, a combination breakfast and dining room and a two car brick ga- rage. The English type house, built at 1453 Scott avenue and just sold to Mr. comprises seven rooms, two large bath rooms, a huge stone fire place to com- plete the comfy interior appearance and many other attractive features, including a large arched screened porch off the living room. The main entrance is made unusually attractive with a design requiring a liberal use of stone. An iron stair railing is used on the {front stairs. English rough finish plaster harmo- nizes with the interior plan. Mr. Crosby has also just completed, ready for inspection, a red brick Geor- gian colonial, at 1443 Scott avenue. This is a seven room house with break- fast nook, two large bath rooms, one finished in fawn and black and one in cream and blue. There is a two-car brick garage. Mrs. R. L. Arey 929 Tower road is entertaining a group of about sixteen women from Austin and Oak Park next Monday. The guests are mem- bers of a club of which Mrs. Arey is a member. --_Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pavlick of Kenil- worth announce the birth of a son, Roy, Jr., last Monday at the St. Fran- cis hospital. Mrs. Pavlick was Miss Mrs. Zoe Ford Allen Dies Saturday, May 19 Funeral services for Mrs. Zoe Ford Allen, wife of Otis D. Allen, 544 Wood- lawn avenue, Glencoe, were held Mon- day afternoon of this week from the Scott Funeral Home in Wilmette. Bur- ial was in Kansas City on Tuesday. Mrs. Allen passed away Saturday, May 19. She is survived by her husband, two sons, Ford W., and James W. Allen, and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Ford of Brooklyn, N. Y. HAGEN MAY PLAY HERE The Pickwick Golf club in Glen- view has extended an invitation to Walter Hagen, British Open champ- jon, and Archie Compston, famous English contender, to meet in a 72- holes match game June 16 and 17. The club was awaiting cabled reply this week. Reginald and Porter Holland of Dallas, Texas, were the week-end guests of the George D. Jones of Ken- ilworth. --O Mrs. Charles Harrison Smith of the Orrington hotel, formerly of Wilmette, Ayers, who recently occupied it,| Margery Lipps of Winnetka. is ill in the Evanston hospital. ROSENBERGS 4 TI NE ) Davis Street ~ Downtown Evanston ll 4 IVE (HRT ETHTTT 8 oo LH nn Ee = It's Coming! Already People Are Talking About It! . .. The 11th Annual June Drive Begins Frid rive Begins Friday, June 1st Friday, June 1st, All plans point to June, for June is an "'action" is the month at Rosenberg's. Day-- ig In June we bend every effort to set a new record Every in achievement and services to North Shore people. June . Day In June we launch the most intensive selling Thereafter! campaign of the season. Smart, new merchandise . . . extremely special prices. Each day is a value- day! We are preparing for the greatest June in our 45 years of serving North Shore patrons. Watch for further announcements. Hn We will need extra salespeople for June. Applications are being received now at the Superintendent's Office--3rd floor Expert EXTERMINAT OR RA MICE Ants, Roaches, Moths, Bugs All Work Guaranteed Best of References Contracts Solicited J Charge for Investiga i ot Reasonable WM. M. JONES 4920 Montana Street CHICAGO Tel. Belmont 6859 ion ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~JAowntown Evanston Famous for Toiletries Famous Rejuvenating Treatment by Jelna Robin World-Renowned Beauty Scientist LEANSE with Valaze Water Lily Cream--lux- urious cleansing cream contain- ing the youth-renewing essence of water lilies. 2.50, 4.00. Tore with Valaze Extrait-- the exquisite anti-wrinkle lotion which erases crowsieet and other lines, and absorbs the tired look from face and eyes. A boon to thin, dry delicate skins. 2.50, 5.090. Firm the tissues und muscles with Valaze Georgine Lactee--the remarkable muscle and tissue tightener which corrects and orevents double chin, puffy eyes .nd sagging contour--without drying the skin. 3.00, 6.00. Special for Friday and Saturday 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 33c $1.75 Bocabelli Castile... ... $1.39 50c Squibb's Tooth Paste... .36¢c $1.25 Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal. .89c 50c Orphos Tooth Paste. .... 29¢c Totletries--First Floor