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16 WILMETTE LIFE February 14, 193« ROYAL TIG~R. SALE EXTRA. PAMTS.~ PREB Made Ex/)ressl1 for l'ou 150 Preacben to Meet at Garrett Institute WINNETKA AND GLENCOE .:·CREDIT GROIJl'S COMBINE Nearly 150 preachers will gather at Offices of New Organization to Be in Winnetka; Cooperate With Others The name of the Winnetka Credit association is being changed to the Winnetka-Glencoe Credit Men\ a~soctatton. It will cover Winnetka, Hubbard Woods, Indian Hill, Glencoe and Northfield, and will also cooperate with the associations of Evanston, Wilmette and Highland Park. The offices of the association will remain at 522 Center street, Winnetka. and the following are the officers and directors: William T. Wersted., Winnetka, president; W. E. Zick, Hubbard \\roods, first vice-president; H. C. Hyslop, \Vinnetka, second vice-president: B. G. Eberle. Winnetka, . secretary; J. P. Colligan, business manager. The board of directors is composed of ]. A. Blomdal1l, R. F. Doepel, Francis Phelan, R. \\T . Rapp, \Ninnetka: Vic ]. Killian, Dr. H. J. Lynn, R. G. Steele, Hubbard \\T oods; Robert B . Johnson, Alex ]. H. Smith, \Villiam J. Schneider, Glencoe. The vVinnetka Credit Men's a sociation was organized in 1927 by the \Vinnetka Chamber of Commerce, which has a membership at present of two hundred busine ss and professional firms in \Vinnetka, Hubbard Woods. Indian Hill, Glencoe and Northfield. It has in its files something like 15,000 reference cards, which are brought down to date at the end of each tP.onth, that business men ma,· be furnished up-to-date informatiot1, at any time, rcganling the "pay ·habits" of an_y certain resident. The a ssoc iation coo.perates with other Credit :Men's associations along the north shore. The association announces that it also operates a department whereby it helps its members to collect past due accounts, working in conjunction with the National association. The primary purpose of a Credit association, it is pointed out, is to make credit business desirable and profitable. It seeks to protect the person who pays promptly, thereby establishing a good credit record and enabling him t.') secure credit at any time and in any locality. The credit record which anyone makes here, it is explained. not only e~tablishes his credit in thi s community, but everywhere. The reputation made here will be reported to the association inquiring from a distance. In order to maintain a satisfactorY credit record, every bill contract:ed during the month should be paid by the tenth of the following month, the association explains. "Good credit is a golden possession." is a worth while motto. the association believes. It carries with it influence. prestige, confidence, honor, faith, tru~t and esteem. It has always been the custom along the north shore to grant more or less credit. It is a ·c onvenience to the residents, and business houses do not wish to refuse credit to those who have been in the habit of taking care of their obligations promntly. However. through the Winne-tka-Glencoe Credit Men's association a close check is kept at all times. ~.{en's WITH EVERY SUIT OR OVERCOAT ORDER Price $25 The Royal Tailon, 1641 Orrington Ave. Garrett Biblical institute, Evanston, Monday morning, February 17, for the mid-year meeting of the institute's alumni association and the regular !!lOnthly meeting of the Chicago Methodist preachers. G. Bromley Oxman, president of De Pauw university, will be the speakf'r at the morning meeting and also at the luncheon to follow at the North Shore hotel. Friends of the institute will be welcome to attend. ... 25% Discount for One Week We offer a 25o/o discount on all work during the week beginning February 17th. Here is a chance for you to save money and at the same time get quality work! For there is a vast difference in dry cleaning you know. A real job removes every particle of dust and dirt and actually livens up the fabric- makes it look and feel like like new. And- the finishing is not a mere pressing! Zengeler finishing n1eans a skillful reshaping, moulding back all the original style. This quality service is now available to you at prices that are no higher than you might pay elsewhere for inferior work. Take ~dvantage of this offer and have several garments in your wardrobe renewed, as well as any Spring cleaning of curtains and drapes. · r ·+ I !fslablished 1157 ASSOCIATED WITH GOODWIN "Shorty" Brightwell, who for the past year has operated a barbershop at 1122 Central avenue. is now associated with Roy Good.win in the Goodwin barbershop, located at 1159 Wilmette avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Cary Lewis, l.inclea aear Tower, Wumetb Phonea) Wilmette ~ WiJmetbJ 144 201 Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth, are leaving the first of next week for California to be gone for a period of a month. They will spend most of their t;me in southern California. ·