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a i- r. u. 4).ti iio114 CfiiertiKUjan. Painter and Decorator Miss Etta May and Miss Mai IUO reulea PLie i Zinnnerly of Buffalo, N. Y., are vi 10» Gemdea Phoe 276 ing heirsister, Mrs. PaulC.L 33Asblanid avenue, Wilmette. The Newý Reduced m.Rate mrsA. Jg11a11 n i II1dJUa VViimettt iservice worker, talked on chanit' in the village. The next meel the club will be on Monday, S her & "uder IMû loi, perhiuoftbÀ&Ueew a - ELECTRIC FAN h of a ceunt Oheur ELECTRIC -WASHER of a cent 11511 r ~ hour forRESI1DENTIAL ELECTRICý tan epuie applioe )n of the ueu' rate - ELECTRIC IRON. I4 cents per. hour ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 4 'de of a SERVICE enables you ta use the mony convenff sences .electricity brings to the home >UBLIC S]ERVICE COMPANY -OF NORTIIERN ILLINOIS JOSEPH W. KEHOE, Manager 1141 Central Ave., Wilmett. Phone Wilmett. 2899 ". *11[ii 1 q,-ppa ig n Te wecî- -iing wîII take place early in October. Miss jane Nysrtrom, 714 Central ave- nue, Wilmette, gave a bridge-Iuncheoiq Wednesday afternoon at Shawnee Country club and:a, trousseau shower for Miss Gladys White, who îs to be imairried this Saturday., Among the newer shops in Winnetka kis the "Lingerie* Moderne" at 571 Lin- coin avenue, which had its first birth- -day last March under the guidance of Mrs. Charles .D. Altschul and Mrs. *Sadie Powell. The shop was originated by Mrs. Altschuùl and 'Mrs. 'Powell in response to what they thought -was a definite need of the women in Win- netka. Ample parking facilities,. and the homelike atmosphere of the Lingerie Moderne have made, the 'ýshop espe- cially attractive to mothers of small1 chil dren since they may bring the chuI- dren with them and feel that they. are welcoxeý. Mrs. Powell Studied art several years ago and ber favorite game as a child, was. 'window dressing" which she played with, a cousin. For that reason, perhaps, the window.s of the Lingerie Moderne are -appointed with the taste and smartness displayed in 'shops where one doesn't dare look at the price tag. Yet there moderate prices p'revail. -In preparing to condiict the shop, Mrs. Altscbul.and àtrs. Powell studied with a famous corsetiere so tbat they could fit.their corsets to a cus- tomer's figure. Aohr akthcyset for theniselves was the. trial of haif a dozen different hines Of hosiery,, they experimented matil they founid one they thought would wear Weil. Th'e womn of the niorth shore are very accommiodating iii the matter of size, accordînig to Mrs. Altschul. They rarely call, for "out-sizes" or extra large garmenits., Either they reduce their size after moving to the north shore or.- have their undfergarnients made at homie. For a few customners, the proprietors of the Lingerie Moderne buy under garmen ts to order. Sometimes ail the uÛderwear. for a trouss 'eau, wilI.1)e assenibled ,there and either. Mrs. Powvell or Mrs. Alt'schul. -%viIL be hugy for* a weck runniigý baick and forth to' thé city. Their eyes shine when they, mention a trousseau, for then they can seil aniy uumber of the daintyv hand-mnade Frelicf garmiens of whichi they are *so proud.. The gar- ments are made for suchlow lnw