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· 28 'WILMETTE LIFE April 15, 1927 · I suits of a mastery 'of nature's forc.cs Z ona Gal e t 0 Gtve hith~rto deemed impossible, and of the Lecture Wednesday mumtv part~cip~tio.n of the butk of t~e. cot:! tts fundamental dectstons. on New Literatu're Democracy vs. Communism 1 . 111 1 f oa can buy the BETI'ER Hardinge, hdb automatic and I h e r rn o 1 tatically l*ltl'oDed, with 1000 PLETELY IN · STALLED for l'rl per month for 11 months. includ· OD nlloG tank, COM· tlttO. Terma: UOO with order, U 00 wheD inataUed and tened paymenta. ... iDterest de- Otben aa low u 1'111 (complete). .Bin 1a one ol the aM1 p&teoted fWUHI llardlnge · a l om b.er, ll&de 1n 14 modela. &-.lZIII all Yariablt Uld ebeaper rradea o1 11181 oU~eatea perfee& eombuatlon. It Ia tbt MUDd. ldeoWio ~ wblob make the ll.al"dlnre auperlor. The In choosing an oil burner for your home, don't let any salesman, or sales literature, confuse you. Always bear in mind that the purpose of an oil burner is to give heat! And remember-the flame it makes is the positive standard by wbich you can judge any oil burner's heating efficiency. Some oil burner flames are wastefulnoisy-dirty. Some put excessive (and expensive) strain on the boilers. Heating engineers agree ·that the Hardinge flame is scientific and correct. It is economical-clean-quiet! It gives you just what you want-efficient, controlled heat! Get the facts! s·end today for your free COl>Y of "The Plain Truth About Oil Burners." Zona Gale, author, dramatist and These new . forces, he r.cminclcd. educator, who. has previously visited )~ave produced tn the last h~l~ ccntur~: Evanston and addressed various lively .s!ruggl.es be~wccn nv,L.l .forms audiences will be the speaker Wed- of poltttcal ltfe, wtth . t·hc chtcf \on nesday ~t Northwestern university, te!tders democracy and . commtmJsm, · "Th e N ew L"te ture" I wtth oldf forms of Caesansm and nc"· d. I ra · · · · · I tSCUSS111g Miss Gale will deliver the week's forms o anstoc.racy walttng t<: ~tcp 111 \ contemporarv thought 1 e c t u r e-the at any opportune moment. .1 he con· fascinating series arranged under gen- tests between these compe.tl~lg force:' eral title of "The New Unive.r se" sha~c the worl? as . Mussoltnt, Gandh1. under the direction of Prof. Baker L~nm, and \Vtlson· expound the dnr Brownetl, depicting the modern worlds trmes of the ~r?ups they rcpr.escnt. . of science, society, art, religion and The nC\V l?Oltttcs, he prophe::,tcd, \\"1.11 philosophy. They are given in Harris I n.ot be un~utn<~ful of lust.ory or. lrad: halt Wednesday afternoons and over tton, but tt w~ll also constd~r lllhen the rad1o from station WMAQ Wed- ·1 tance and cnvtronment as sctcncc un· nesday evenings at 8 :10. . folds them rather than as a power or Ye~terday's speaker \\'a~ _Charl~s E. privilege por~rays them .f?r . P~.r s o~1a 1 Mernam, professor of poltttcal sctence advantage. 1 he. new poltttcs. w1ll en and chairman of the department of deavor to sub.stttutr asccr.t~mcd ant! political science at the Universitv of obsc.rved rela:twns for optntOns, ~ n<l Chicago. · experiment for belief. "The politics of the new world into which we are coming," Prof. Merriam : GUEST OF HONOR reminded yesterday's audience, "must I' Dr. \Valton-Ball of Toronto, '.."a1 1d correspond with the rest of its life. da, atttndcd the banquet given in Liw We must reckon with a new world in grand hall room of the Hotel LaSit 1;t which time and space are funda- last ~londay <.'\'cning. The cia":-. o i menta 11 y altered-a new world of 1902 were thl' guests oi the .\htl l · ·i widespread·· leisure, of universal edu- association of the Chicago Collcg-c , i cation, of scientific metho~~ and _!.!~_I Dent~ Surgery. _ _ __ _ I ..,. 1 I ~ The Choicest Gifts of China are the E1zglish Service and Course Plates "froni SPJ\ULDING'S" appU.U. ·r · 11 Goon HousE~liNG SHop· Inc .:..!~ ~'h fyJnlt UJ-Pw1) .. ' England's Famous Makers confine the sale of many of their best patterns to uspattlding's." A com pari son of our prices on English China generally shows .the advan. rage of buying here ... Plates ... .Cups and Saucers ... Tea Sets ... by MINTON ROYAL WORCESTER WEDGWOOD ~ SPODE COPELAND DOULTON AND OTHER MAKERS I 165 Sherman Avenue Fountain Square University 213 2 Greenleaf 2390-1 BARGAINS IN SHRUBS DELIVERED FREE A. No. 1. 4-to-5 foot stock extra heavy Young Vigorous Bushes Tatarian Honeysuckle, the best kind of hedges . Forsythia Intermedia, the Golden Bell Philadelphus, the fragrant Mock-Orange Spirea van Houttei, Bridal Wreath Fair· Way Nursery A. J. Hook, Highwood, Ill. , Telephone Highland Park 22!lS 4SC . soc . soc . soc each each each each SPAULDING & Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths MICHIGAN A VENUE at VAN BUREN STREET EVANSTON: 1636 Orrington Ave. PARIS: 23 Ru~ d<:laPaix And a few fine young Elm trees, 3 inch caliper, $7.5 o each