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$1,000 PRrlE TEST · TO BE HELD IN JUNE IN LEGION PLAY (Continued from Page 1) Opportunities for play about homes, neighborhoods, school yards and elsewh ere. Disposition to deal constructi,·ely with the play problems. Athletics, gymnasium and the like. 2. Educational Advantages. General status, management and eq uipment of schools of all grades and classes. Contact of schools with the local life. Incentives to practical and higher education .. 3. Industrial and Vocational Train. in g . Management of light employment manual work, thrift, saving, character: building, industry, vocational direction , nig-ht school and the like-within and without the school. 4. Health and Sanitary Measures. Effort to take care of the young in regard to health and sanitation. Mode of dealing with such problems as hospital service, clean milk fresh air, sanitation and high ide~ls of health. Home Life, Houaia· 5. Home Life and Housing. E vidences of interest in comfortable homes, adequate housing and improved house hold conditions for family life. 6. Community Morals and Social Di rection. Mode of dealing with the problem of public amusement and entertainme nt for the young. Substitutes for the cabaret, jazz and others of the clao;s. Constructive, social direction of you ths. 7. Encouragement of Religious Trai ning. 5tatus of Churche3, Sunday Schools and other religious training institutions. All sects considered alike. Efforts to bring the youn g under the infl uence of the se. 8. Co-ordinated effort of Allied Cro ups. Unity of home, church and . commu nity in child and youth conservation. Clubs of men and women assis tin g in child welfare and juvenile ma nagement. 9. Publicity and Propaganda. Xews items and pictures in press. Bi ll boards and window advertisement s. Mass meetings, parades, pagean ts, and dramatic entertainments. 10. Organization and Methods. · Organization of Communities, division of effort, relative number and classes interested in the effort, effecth·eness of methods in conducting the cam paign. Press clip,pings, records of \rork, ~nel displays and prepared exhib its of work for the young. Tobl a11d Trio Tra~ Wafers go v:ery good with Ice cream. Try them at Wilmette Grocery and Market. -Adv. L30-3tc Miss Marien. Kett..ey GS "TESSIE FLEETFOOT" 627 MAIN ST. -:- PHONE WILMETIE 1870 WHOLESALE RETAIL be Lsk SPECIAL SALE OF QUAUTY MEATS Friday and Saturday, May 9-10 ~nnetka and all the north shore is ' eagerly awaiting the American Legion show "The Gay Adventuress" which is shown today and tomorrow. Photo by Wilhite. 22c Fa;:~~~·~.~~-~~ ......... 27c I Poter 1t~~~~-~~~ ........ l4c SPECIAL-Roaatina Chickens 39C Highest quality. Per lb. . ..................................... . SPECIAL-Pork Loin Rout Half or whole ..................... ·, ........................... . 5 A CORRECTION The recital given by the pupils of Mme. Edna Goedecke assisted by Ethel Flentye, was held on Thursday evening, May 8, at the Wilmette Woman's club, instead of on May 13, as was erroneously stated in last week's issue of Wu.M~T'I'~ LI~t. Weregret this error. Armour's Star Hama Half or whole, lb. . . . . . · 1 Breakfut Bacon 23_1_ I No.Half or whole aide, lb. 2'C Strictly Fresh Egga In cartons--dozen Z&c 29c WILMETTE, KENILWORTH, GLENCOE. WINNETKA FOUR DAILY DELIVERIES-9 A. M. -11 A. M.-2 P.M. -4 P.M. EQ ------------------~GD~ · --------------~-Cut Flowers for all occasions Phone EVANSTON 632 1712 Sherman Avenue EVANSTON DDD6E BROTHERS · .SPE-C: I A L INC. 4·PASSE-N6ER COUPE To see this car is to commend its beauty. It stands out strikingly, both in the symmetry of its design and in the excellent good taste and smartness of its equipment. In the final analysis, however, the most popular feature will unquestionably prove to be its exceptional riding ease. The seats, the new spring suspension and Dodge Brothers special 6-ply balloon-type tires unite in achieving an altogether new efficiency in protecting passengers from the ruts and jolts of the road. Shoes Repaired Rubber Heela While You Wait Wilmette Shoe Shining Parlor HATS CLEANED BY EXPERTS 8 Hour Service Have Youra Done Now Phone 1505-WE CALL and DELIVER-2 Electric Place Official Simonize Station Linden De Luxe Garage Phone 504 I 332 Linden Ave r········································-··········~ I C. M. McDONALD EVANSTON Mother's Day Give Her a Cake From 1019 Davis St. Phone224 The· Dutch Oven The place where quality remains when the price is forgotten Special Attention to Phone Orders 1129 Central Ave. Phone 2998 ~--·············--·-···--·-······-···--------------- ------------------~GD------------------I