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20 WINNETKA TALK July 14, 1928 BROOKHART AT PICNIC Iowa Senator to Speak at Annual Swedish Home Outing Sunday Senator Smith William Brookhart of Iowa will come from Des Moines to give the principal address of the oc- casion when the annual outing of the Swedish societies' Old People's Home association is held on the home follows: Selections--United Swedish Singers of Chicago; invocation--Rev. O. E. Liden, home chaplain; address of wel- come--Franklin E. Lundquist, presi- dent of the association; address-- Mayor Bartlett; selection--Swedish singers; address--Oscar F. Nelson, Chicago alderman; address--Rev. Elof Jonson, pastor Ebenezer Lutheran church, Chicago; selection--Swedish singers; address--Senator Brookhart; MOVING Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herdic of 283 Ridge avenue are moving next week into their new home at 811 Sunset road. As soon after as possible they are leaving by motor for Cape Cod where they will visit the A. W. Eddys. Mrs. Eddy is Mrs. Herdic's sister. On their return trip Mr. and Mrs. Herdic will stop in Williamsport, where their two children are spending the summer with their grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. this we,ek, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Willett and their daughter, Elizabeth, of Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Willett are leaving shortly for Minnesota but Miss Elizabeth Willett will stay on here and drive to Loong Lake Lodge near Phelps, Wis., with Mrs. Wales and her daughter, where they will join Mr. Wales and Bob Wales. ig Mrs. James B. Wayman, 1243 Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods, entertained grounds in Evanston Sunday. selection--Swedish singers. A. S. Hardt. Mayor Charles H. Bartlett will be] The program will be amplified Swelvs of her Slencos Irinds 3! lunches another of the speakers. The order | through the courtesy of Hilmer Erick- Mr. and. Mrs r tates L. # rp hI Rh A led r of ithe afternoon p.ogiam Will be 2c ior Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wales, 480 and her guests comprise the "Off _ | Sheridan road, have had as their guests Duty" club. 9 SI (LA ooo 4) ST OSET E50 E0T SST WT AST Tao AEST 6 55 OSES OS O50 535 Eve EIN PES tee E55 OF Established Forty Years STD OED A) EID CIS OX HST OED ROM the very first this has been our policy-- to wash your laundry like it would be done at home, and at a figure in keeping with the family budget. The in- ception of that policy began with a business conducted in a small room; strict adher- ence to it for forty years has built one of the largest laun- dries between Edgewater and Glencoe. Just another excel- lent example of the impor- tant role Service plays in the development of an enterprise. Sale of Vacation Luggage BSP OSES at 0 Woman's Suit Case, Special at $7.95 Cobra grained, round edge, fancy lining with pocket in lid and on ends. In 20, 22, 24-inch sizes. Woman's Overnight Case, on Sale for $8.50 Of real Cowhide Buffalo grain. Moire silk lining with pockets in lid and on side. In black or Brown. In. 12 and 16-inch sizes. Man's Suit Case, a Rare Value, $15.00 Of finest quality Cowhide. Reinforced corners, straps all around, nicely lined. In 24 and 26-inch sizes in Black, Brown or Russet. Man's Genuine Walrus Traveling Bag, $17.50 With leather lining . . . three pockets. 18-inch size. Tourist Cases, a Tremendous Value at $18.50 large size, light weight, veneer construction. Rounded edges, leather binding with strap all around. In 28 and 30-inch sizes of dull Black Cobra grain. TIN) SO E2T A SX OSI SSD OAD 22% 0) De Washington Laundry 700-704 Washington Street EVANSTON, ILL. Phone Wilmette 145 2%) 2 ---- s-------- STANDARD LUGGAGE CO. Greenleaf 822 612 Davis St. JOD Evanston, Ill. YER EZ 0 EHO ZR EBL ED IZ ESS 4