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WILMETTE LIFE March 25, 1927 1 Edward Bands Sell House; New Trier Students to Edith Ray Young Holds Public Keenly Interested Go to California in .June Stage F-.hion Exhibits Recital of Young Pupils in Elcar; Shows Indicate An educational fashion exhibit for girls and boys will be staged at New Trier High school auditorium March _ 29 and 31, by the Department of Home Economics. at the school. l\~loclels will wear clothes illustrating appropriateness, simplicity, color and line. The boys' program for boys will be ~iven Tuesday, March 29, and the girls' program for girts, Thursday, March 31, at 2:15 o'clock. Parents and friends of students are invited. "The widespread approval won by the new Elcar 'Shock-less Chassis' at the natio~a.l shows, as well as many other exhJbJts throughout the country, clearty indicates that the public is interested in the ready for the new mode in transportation created by this )atest comfort development, says F. R. Fridman, no_ r th shore Elcar dealer. "In hundreds of demonstratioins Elcar dealers fouod that interest in the 'Shock-less Chassis' overshadowed that displayed in any other feature of the newest Elcars, despite the fact that the . new Elcar light Eight was an mnovation of striking appearance and a C. OF C. MEETS APRIL 4 notable value." The Wilmette Chamber of Commerc~ ----Miss Winif.red Bilsland of 1228 Elm. . , will hold its regular April . meeting wood avenue returned Monday from .Monday evening, April 4, in the Cen- New Orleans, ·w here she has been for . tral Cafetcra. ten days. Miss Edith Ray Young held a class recitation of her young pupils on Friday . afternoon of last week at her stud1o, 630 Park avenue. Those who· took part were: Virginia Olson, Frank Bennett, Harry Kinne, Margaret Bickham,' Bertha Duwner, Narie Flynn. Louis Lechner, Robert Sparks and David Lott, all of Wilmette, and Ann and Jimmy Musson of Glencoe. Miss Lenore Herbst, ari artist pupil of Miss Cecelia R. Berry of Bush conservatory played a Beethoven sonata, Brahm's Rhapsody, and several encores. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Band have sold their residenc~ at 815 Oakwood a~enue and will go to California with their children. Harriet ati.d Billy, after school is out in June. Thev a.re taking an apartment in the Linden· Crest on. April 1. The house · was sold to ,Mr. and Mrs. James J. O'Grady of Chicago through Eddington and Allen, who will occupy the residence the first of ApriL Mr. and Mrs. Band are motoring through to California by the way of Seattle. They will . visit Estes Park, Salt Lake City, Yellowstone, and from. Seattle will drive down the coast and through the Yosemite .valley. The ave.rage value of plow land in Iltinois is $118 per acre . Now Offers You a CHARGE ACCOUNT · ID C.&. N.W.Terminal Restaurants This new Eitel feature is of , particular importance to · C. & N.W. Ry. comm.utera as it makes every minute count in Chicago - gives each member of the family more tirue to shop or catch a train. · By simply signing the purchase check, charge account patrons may dine in our Lunch Room, Main Dining Room or Suburban Concourse-or take home · bakery goods and cigars. Application blanks may be secured at any oae of our cashier's desks. - . .... / CrisPly Clean, Ironed and Ready to Use You will be delighted, too. For our Finished Family Laundry Service leaves nothing for you ·to do but pack things away. Everything comes home crisply clean, ironed, neatly folded, ready to use. _ Wearing apparel, table napery, bed linen, dainty frocks and blouses, hubby's shirts and collars. baby's rompers, towel& wash-clothes everything that goes to make up the fmri· ly bundle· We wash them all for you, our modern, clothes- saving way; and we iron for you as only a modern, well-equipped ) laundry can. When your bundle comes back everything is nicely finished, carefully folded, and accounted for. · ... This latest feature of Eitel aervice also enables you to have Checks Cashed These charge accounts also entitle you to the same service ·a t the new Hotel Eitel, which is under the same management. And we will be glad to make reserva~ tions for you at the C. & N. W. Station. And it's economical, tooyou11 be agreeably surprised on that score, as well. · Have us call for your bundle. Just phoqe us when y01.1're ready. ·· ' PBO~E WIL. 511-Mo Toll FRENCH LAUNDRY VICTOR ORTLUND, President EVANSTON /