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12 WILMETTE LIFE Oct'>ber 12, 1928 WANTED A lady of intelligence with a large acquaintance in Wilmette. Spare or full time. Very attractive proposition. WILMETTE North Shore Architects in First Meeting Oct. 15 Members of the North Shore Association of · Architects will meet for their. first gathering of the fall Mondav evening, Oct. 15, at thl..! North Sh.ore hotel. They = will have dinner at 6:30 and a program will follow. Edwin H. Clark, vice president of the associat'ion, will .;peak on "The Chicago Zoological Park." Mrs. T·. A. Copeland entertained the Birthday Luncheon club yesterday in the Orrington hotel, where she is now staying. Best Decorated Window Displays 25 26 ' At Our Store ·; Oct. 11 to 13 inclusive Call in and see how this modern electric toaster makes delicious, golden- brown toast automatically-with· out watching or turning. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OP NORTHERN ILLINOIS JOSEPH ~· KEHOE, District ·Manager Wilmttte 1141 Central Ave. Telephone Wilmette 2899 Pic~ured above are the prize wmnmg window displays in the window decoratmg contest sponsored by the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce last week in connection with Fall Opening week. The picture at the top shows the William Taylor window which won first in the group of stores showing wearing apparel and dry goods. The center picture is of the Wotff-Griffis window, first prize winner among the drug stores and hardware stores. At the bottom is shown the Patty ~hop window display, which was awarded first in the group of stores selling foodstuffs.