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24 WILMETTE LIFE St:ptember 28, 1928 ~~ILG'RJ~D 600 .MICHIGAN BOULE;rARD · $0UTH CHICAGO Open Two-Hour Lim!ted , Service on Skokie Line Inauguration of two-hour limited service between the Chicago toop and downtown Milwaukee via the Skokie Valley route, and the addition of four new trains to the regular ChrcagoMilwaukee limited service, are features of the new o'1erating schedule of the Chicago, North Shore and Milw::~,,kec:> railroad which goe~ into effect with the ending of daylight saving time Sun~ay, September 30. This new high-speed passeng-er selivice between Chicago and Milwaukeeis established by operating trains without sfop between Kenosha. Wis.. and Dempster .;;treet, Niles Cen;te:. Four limiteds will operate un~er thts new non-stop. sch~dule, makmg all re~u_lar stops tn Chtcago an.d also receivtng pas~e~~~ers ~t Racme. Two of the new lnmtecls wtl.l mak~ all regular stops en route .. tncludmg ~aukegan and North Chtcago Junctwn. Former Glencoe Teacher Directs Aid Society Work Mrs. Edith M. Fogg has been appointed by the lltinois Children's Home and Aid society as superintendent of its training school for girls in Vermilion county, · near Potomac. Mrs. Fogg- taught for a number of vears in the Glencoe public ~chools; last vear did special work for retarded children in the Hi!!hl~nd Park ~chools. and for seven y~ars h.,s heen 'esoecially i!lterested in P"irls and their activiti'es as Camp Fire Guardian. The school of which ~.frs. Fogg will he superintendent is for the intend_ve vocational frainiurr of fl'trls who are wards . of this society who need ;.necial 'preparation for familv life. In addition to- the common school work, a facultv is mainta=ned for the purpose of trainin!! fYirls in the probk_ m<> of home making~ These girls are received frot11t various parts of the st<lt~. S'1me of them have been shamefullv neglect<'rl. They are not delinquent, hut owit,g to the fact that thev have not rccf'iverl normal advantages in training-. this special nrOVl.'iOn has h~Pn marle for t 1-.em by the society. Many of the rrirls wh0 have been admitted to the ~chool have had this great yearnin~ for ·OPportunity which has been df'nied them in their own locality, and a great manv of the graduates of the school are occuo'.'imr po~itions of trust and responsibili~y because of the training thev have received in that institution. Mrs. Fmm will he~in her duties at the training school October 6. I/ Vimplicity I r 1 // 1 Tl1e Key Note oft!](~ New Mz'lfinerv Creations of.' .. ·... "AmC1'ica's Fornnosl Fashion CreatOf WilmettP Man HQad~ New Advertising Business 1 with its edging of sold dips the b[ack feather Hower gives sty[c distinction to this ultra SJnart OOLGW&JK Hi\t of Blc'\ck Solei[. ~---....~ - $32..5o Evan " Le.;lie Ellis, 100 Broadway, Wilmette, for a number of years associated with two of State street's foremost · stores as advertising director, recently resigned. in order to open his own busines5 in the North American building. Mr. Ellis is now president of the advertising and sales counsel service bearing his name. Before coming to Chicago Mr. Ellis was for five ·yean advertising director of Stern Brothers Department store, New ·York Citv, and was at one time located in California. t . · L------------------------------------------------·--------~ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS c ~aaaftaAaaaaaaaaaaaftAI~ G c c c, c. CJ , CJ ; ~ : ~. ~ 8 J T IS the right of every child to lear.n the lesson of the importance of foothealth. For althought it i~ one of the most pleasant of all lessons, it is too often neglected. Pool ~ Piper Shoes-for the growtng child-"teach" to flexible young feet the , correct f~rmative principles that are the necessary basis of foot_ comfort and freedom in all the later years of life. Stort Hours-8 to 6 ~ ~ Cyrus Calloway of vvilmette, a freshBruce Kenyon, son of Mr. a'1d Mrs. man at \¥abash college, recently has Robert Kenvon of 1011 Greenwood heen pledged to Phi Gamma Delta avenue, left iast week to attend Kenfraternity. yon college in Ohio. -o-oMr. and Mrs. Rayford Mann enCharles and Rnhert B. Parker, sons tertained at two tables of bridge \Vcd- . of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson V. Parker of nesdav. September 19, in their home 435 Tenth street, left last we<"k to atat 1433 Forest avenue. trnd St. John's Military academy. ~ ~ lJI ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ c: Cf i ~ .... C c, ~ ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'I CJ I ~I Ill ~~ ~ JSJ The Selection of GIFTS in EVANSTON Our Branch Store in Evanston gives ping with the service and resources -t· Ci 1 CJ : ~ ~ all . c: 4 4! : G' the convenience of Community Shop- = ·__ PooL & PIPER ,~ .~ ·INC· ~ of an important downtown establi~hment. 16~-~Ch·cago Avenue CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS . _ ~ ,. ___ Evanston_ ~~-··················~ = SPAULDING &r. CoMPANY CHICAGO jeweLers Avenue, P A R I S 1636 O~rington EVANSTON v