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November 17, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 31 Purple-Hoosier in Annual Grid Clash Saturday Northwestern and Indiana resume their annual grid rivalry dating back to 1899 next Saturday at Bloomington. Although the two rivals are definitely out of the running for the Big Ten title this year nevertheless the game has every indica- tion of being one of the most interesting of the season. The traditional rivalry between the two institutions always goes far towards bringing both elevens to their top notch strength. Of the sixteen games played Northwestern has won 10 and Indiana 6. The Purple has piled up a total of 179 points to Indiana's 133. Northwestern will exert every effort to atone for the defeat handed them by the Hoosiers last year. In that engage- ment Pat Page's crew won by a score of 18 to 7. Indiana will have most of the same men back who ran wild against the Purple last season, namely Harrell, Ben- nett and Faunce. These clever backs will be out to do their stuff before the home crowd Saturday. Coach Hanley will use much the same lineup that successively turned back Min- nesota and Purdue on successive Satur- days. Capt. Holmer will function at fullback where he has been a prominent offensive factor all season with his pas- sing, kicking and lugging the ball. In Saturday's game against Purdue he ad- vanced the ball sixty-six yards in twen- ty-two attempts for an average of three yards each time Capt. Holmer's kicking has been un- usually good this year. He appears to be well ahead of any other punter in the conference this season to date. On a very muddy field with a wet ball he av- eraged 36 yards per punt against Purdue. In the Minnesota contest he punted out of bounds twice inside the Gophers' 10 yard line from the center of the. field. The Purple band of 130 pieces will make the trip on a special train which is to leave Chicago early Saturday morning. Several hundred students are expected to journey on thé special. The team left Evanston Thursday night, and stayed in Bedford Friday night, coming to Bloomington, Satur- day in time for the game. Mrs. N. W. MacChesney to Be Alumnae Tea Hostess Mrs. Nathan William MacChesney will receive Northwestern alumnae Sat- urday, Nov. 17, at a tea from 3 to 6, at hér home, 568 Hawthorne place, Chicago. Assisting Mrs. MacChesney will be Mrs. Walter Dill Scott, Mrs. W. T. Hall, Mrs. Frank Oates, Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs. Irwin Rew, Mrs. Mel- vin Traylor, Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mrs. Allan Canaval, Mrs. J. H. Wigmore, Mrs. Franklin P. Martin, Mrs. George Mason, Mrs. George Craig Stewart, Mrs. C. P. Whitney, Mrs. A. E. Cross, Mrs. Carl Latham, Mrs. Homer Bang, Mrs. Chester M. MacChesney, Miss Harriet Vittum and Dean Florence Schee Robnett. Among the guests will be Carol Aus, a Norwegian portrait painter of note, who maintains a studio in Paris in the summer, and who winters in Chicago, having a studio on Hampton court. Hawthorne place is a street just one block long, extending from Sheridan' Road to Broadway at the 3400 block. Mrs. MacChesney's home may be reached from Evanston by a Sheridan road bus from Howard street, or by the elevated train to Wilson avenue and thence by a Broadway surface car. A great number of guests are ex- pected to attend from Evanston. Those who regularly attend the opera matinee will stop at the tea on their return home. Rug cleaning expertly done -- by a method that preserves the beauty and durability of your rugs. INCORPORATED AHN ULLRICH Pre FOVNIAIN SQVARE EVANSTON Telephones: Wilmette 3700 Winnetka 520 Ee SEOEEauRRoHILY TY) ERTL) For 2 Weeks November 12 to 24 Ott ORIENTAL RUGS Christmas is coming. The T OY S will again occupy the big Rug Room on the Second Floor. The Rugs go down to the little toy de- partment on the first floor. that small space we must sell many of them. regular prices of all rugs until November 24! Room-Size Rugs Weave Approx. Heriz 9x12 Varak 9x12 Arak 10x15 Kermanshah 9x12 Royal Saruk 9x12 Sultan Shah 9x16 Chinese 9x12 Antique Heriz 19x13 Royal Kermanshah 10-6x20 Antique Khorassan 20x11-6 Lilihan 9x12 Royal Saruk 17-6x10-8 Now $ 198.00 198.00 345.00 450.00 645.00 695.00 269.00 1000.00 950.00 1050.00 485.00 1395.00 Weave Lilihans Shiraz Musoul Chinese | Chinese | Iran 7 Bidjar Heriz Belouch Mats Imperial Kashan Antique Serebend Antique Melez Approx. 4x2-6 '4x2-6 5-6x3-6 3x2 5x3 6-6x3-6 6x4 7x5 3x1-8 7x4-6 4x6 5-6x3-8 In order to get our big rug stock into So--a fourth off the A Few Examples: es ° Scatter Rugs Now $ 19.75 19.75 29.00 14.50 "34.00 35.00 59.00 88.00 7.50 235.00 95.00 195.00 Belouchistan Rugs, 3 for $49 A supple, silky rug of durable quality--woven by wandering Persian tribes who use designs and colorings of many sorts, Lustrous blues, deep beige tones, cocoa, flame, cream--dark and light blends--including some lovely Persian shawl designs. Approximately 3x5. Oriental Rags in This Sale May Be Bought on the Budget Plan Lord's--Rugs--Second Floor