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rm __ September 15, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 11 ORGANIZE FOR HOOVER College Studesits to Be Lined Up for G. O. P.,, Directed by N. U. Grad A group of representative North- western students attended the Hoover- Curtis college campaign dinner at the Union League club last Friday which marked the first steps to rouse student enthusiasm. Eighteen schools were represented by the 75 men and women present who will head the volunteer commit- tees in all colleges of any size in the middle west and west to obtain the college vote for Hoover. The entire college division of the campaign in the 29 states under the management of James W. Good is being organized by Lowell Hastings, who graduated from the Northwestern law school in June. Northwestern's volunteer committee will be headed by William Fetridge as chairman assisted by Jane Clover, vice chairman. Other members are Jane Olson, Betty Sargent, Earle Harrison, who was chairman of the dinner, Bob Howlett and Ed Vanderwicken, who are all campus leaders. Mr. Hastings presided as toastmaster at the dinner and among the speakers were Gen. Nathan William MacChes- ney, Mrs. Martin Kent Northam of Evanston who is directing the women's campaign and Ed Metzdorf, senior in the Northwestern law school. Vacation Days Over; Post Office Is Busy Vacation days among the employes of the Winnetka post office are about at an end for this year, and practically the entire force has returned, refreshed and ready for the busy season which is approaching. From this time on until the peak of the business during the Christmas holidays, Postmaster Joseph C. Braun says the records will show a gradual increase in volume. In fact, the business of the Win- netka post office indicates a steady in- crease, from month to month, a con- dition which has been recorded for a long time, and which is one of the best criterions relative to the growth of a community. Madonna LILLIES Time for planting Madonna Lillies is growing short--Dbetter get busy and plant now. $3 - $4 - 85 per dozen PERENNIALS Better results will be obtained when Perennials are planted early. Order now your Tulips Crocuses -- Daffodils Hyacinth -- Snowdrops Etc. Remember--Plant Them Early BOROVICKA'S FLORIST 748 CENTER ST. Telephone 283 Winnetka E. Hubert Allen Guest of His Son E. Hubert Allen, who has been at his summer camp in the Adirondacks at Long Lake, N. Y. for the summer, is staying for a few weeks at the home of his son, C. Durand Allen, un- til Mrs. Hubert Allen's return from the East. She is visiting her brother, Har- ry Durand, at Dorset, Vt. and will open her home here about October 1. The C. Dorand Allen's, 1294 Scott avenue, returned just last week from a five weeks' western trip. They visited Mr. Allen's aunt and uncle in Montecito, Santa Barbara, Cal. and also went to Glacier National Park. OPENS SEWING SEASON The Stitch in Time Circle met last Thursday for an all-day session at Community House. The circle is com- posed of members of the various church circles and is sewing for the church fund. Its present project is making articles for the church bazaar. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Poff of Wal- den road have returned from a trip to Caruthersville, Mo. They will enter- tain at a small dinner Sunday for Dr. and Mrs. Amidon Sherwood of Oak Park. 00000 MARIAN KEENEY Former member of Ravinia Opera Ballet under Ruth Page and pupil of: Adolph Bolm of Imperial Russian Ballet--Alexandra Maximova--Edna McRae--Ernest Belcher--The Denishawn School. LTT IN 0 Announces the re-opening of her School of the Dance FUNDAMENTAL INSTRUCTION IN THE ART OF DANCING CLASSICAL -- CHARACTER INTERPRETATIVE -- TOE Special Instruction for Wee Folk--Women's Classes in Rhythmic Exercises and Body Culture. Special Class in Tap (clog). ON OCTOBER 6, 1928 Winnetka Women's Club -- Winnetka Community House REGISTRATION--Winnetka Community House SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH, 11:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH, 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P. M. STUDIOS: For information phone Winnetka 1698 or Winnetka 71998 or address 523 Hawthorne Lane, Winnetka. SNS RESPONSIBLE RADIO SERVICE BY CALLING WINNETKA 671 WILMETTE 4117 Competent service on the New Electric Sets requires far more than a mere acquaintance with radio circuits. An engineering knowledge of electricity is essential. We are in a position to give you both. Do not take a chance on questionable service. 3 Skokie Radio Shop 910 Linden Ave. Hubbard Woods Radio Service and Installation 411 Linden Ave. Wilmette, 5 = ~ "% SPARTON EQUASONNE Come in and Hear THE NEWEST RADIO WONDER