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14 WILMETTE LIFE January 24, 1930 Win Aivar.ds at Skating Carnival Frank Heineman Wins Second in Oratorical Tilt Frank Heineman, New Trier High school's entrant in the oratorical contest sponsored 'by the Hamilton club in Cl1icago last Friday night, \VOll l)econd place in a field of twenty-two contestants and was awarded a cash prize of seventy-five dollars. First place was won by Michael Wagner. a student at the Commercial Continuation school in Chicago. This was Heineman's fir~t year in oratorical work at New Trier. He is :1 senior. The subj ect on which he spoke wa5 "Alexand.e r Hamilton. th e Father of Nationalism ." All of the orations given by the twenty-two conte stants were the orig inal work of the student s. Each contestant wa s limited to eight minutes. Another New Trier hm~. Alfred Ro t:lig of Glencoe, tied with- Bruce Simpson of the Evanston High school. for third pll!cc in the preliminaries of an oratorical contest sponsored annually by the Union League club of Chicago in comm~moration of the life and service of Abraham Lincoln. The prelimm ary contest at which Romig spoke was one of four held in Cook county prior to the final contest on Februarv 12 ancL took place Tuesda~' night at i-Iarr;son T echnical High school in Chi C:-!gO. "Hitch Your Wagon to a Star" IS ·good advice and means IN ordinary language that EVEN if a .fellow never SHOOTS off anythi~g BUT his mouth he ought TO aim high. IT is pleasant to tell other PEOPLE where to head in YET the most of us have TO suffer bitter disappointMENT when we ring UP to advise the world Miss Jane Harrison (left). daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Harry P. Harrison of 307 Abbott s ford road. Kenilworth. 1 and Robert Berger, son of Mr. a!ld Mrs. Robert 0. Berger, 306 Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth, were partners in a short solo skate in the divertiss ements at the recent ice carnival at t '1e Coliseum in Chicago. Miss Elinor Berger (right ) . Robert's sister, won the prize for the best girl jU\·enile skater, and was er fatl)er's partner in the dancing skating. There was a good turnout of skaters. most of them pro- I 1 · · · I' tessw.!)als. The Cohseum has requested another carnival of 'this nature in March. 'these events ar~ sponsored by the Chica~o Fi~ure Skatin_g club, under the direction of Alan E. Murray, skating coach at Indian Hill Country club. The four Kenilworth skaters are members of the club. Romig' :; subject was "Lincoln, rhe Commander-in-Chief." Nine speaker s, <.1.11 of them veterans but one, repre ~enting Cook county high schools out side the Chicago city limits, were f'n tered in the contest at Harrison "Tech." Harvel High school won fir st place and Oak Park was second. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Mrs. Harry ]. Garner, 100 Woodbine ~cientist, in Wilmette Sunday morn- avenue, Wilmette has had as her guest "Truth" will be the subject at the tng, January 26, at 11 o'clock. Sunday for the past week, Mrs . Harold Pilservices in the First Church of Christ, school convenes at 9:45 o'clock. linger of Grand Rapids, Mich. Soothe and Smooth Skin Cares Away! ~ ~ # Harry Davies Co. Silk and Drape·y Shops 1709-11 Sherman Ave., opp. Vanity Theatre, Evanston ~ ~NEW MANAGEMENT -SALE- WHAT to do and find the LINE is busy. BE eMeful .. what advice YOU take but whtn you ARE advised to get your MEDICINE at Renneckar' s DRUG Store someone is PUTTING you on the RIGHT trJck. \\'arc! off the ill effects of \\'inter weather by using Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Cream and Lotion. Their cooling, healing properties give the skin a sil'<en smoothness. Sold onlY at Rexall Stores. . Our Evanston Shop is now under the management of Mr. J. F. Davies, who .will extend further courtesies to our patrons. fl.98 FlUet, Rayon and l\Iarqulsette .&0-Inch Flat Crepe. Sensational value. Panels. January clearance of surplus Choice shades, dependable quality panels. Large assort. of patterns Ideal for Dresses, Lingerie, etc . and styles. While 300 last Soft, silky finish : All colors at, each ... . .. . .... . .... . including Black and White. Yard .. . . . . . .... . . 88 Jnc.h Colored Rayon Mar· U Inch Costume Velveteen. qulsette. Usually retails at Chiffon finish, ideal for 59c. Lustrous finish. Rose, school wear. Erect pile, Blue, Green and Ecru. Momme Jap. twill back, soft draping Ideal for all drapery Pongee. Standquality. Reg. ~1.69 purposes. ard quality tor seller. Yard . . .. yard ...... .. . . . Dresses and 8lx90 Inch Seamless Tubfast wash Fab· Draperies. Yard . . C Sheets. Regular rles. New English 59 40 Inch :French Marquisette. p r i nt s. CboicP. $1. · Each .. ... patterns in large 39c quality: Cream, White and variety, washEcru shades. Sheer quality firmly ablP. quality, woven. Excellent value while lt neatly wovlasts. Yard ..... . ........ . ...... . .. . . en. Special 40 Inch Rayon Sport SatJn. at. yard Yard ... .. .......... . . . . .. . . .. . l9c 50 Inch Suntast Drapery Damask. Yard . . ... .... . .. . .... . .. . ... ... . .. ...... .. .. . . 49c Sunfast Cretonnes. Choice Patterns. Yard .. . .. .. ...........................................·.. 70x80 Inrh Sunllght Plaid Blankets. Each . ..... ... . . .. . . .... . ... . ...... . .. .. .... . . . ................ . B6 Inch Hope Muslin. 25c value. 98c 98c Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Cream SOc, Lotion SOc IZ 95c 33 22c 98c lSc Central and Wilmette Avenues Central- Wilmette Avenues Phones: Wilmette 28 and 29 Y::trd Pbonea Wilmette 28 and 2~ $1.39 SILK PIUOWS, 79c Each Phone Greenleaf 7542