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November 2, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE Golden Rule Sunday to Be Observed December 2 ... The international observance of a day which has become notable all over the world-Golden Rule Sunday-is scheduled for December 2 this year. In six years the idea of practically following the precept of "doing for others" has spread until in 1927 fifty nations observ~d Golden Rule Sunday, and every state in the union e5pecially took note of it. Official endorsements came from President Coolidge, and from nearly every governor in the country. Golden Rule Sunday, as conducted under the auspices of Near East Relief for the benefit of the children under that organization's care in Bible lands, is a day when clubs, societies, Sunday school and church groups, and private families eat a simple orphanage meal and share the saving in cost-or as much more as they are able-with the children cared for by the American philanthropy, Near East Relief. There are still over 30,000 children depending upon this organization for support and a chance in life and this will probably be the last Golden Rule Sunday from which they will benefit. The citizens of this community are urged to think about and observ~ Golden Rult! Sunday as a symbol of practical christianity and helpfulness. All creeds, all races, can be partakers David Owen, director of the North of the Day-the spirit of the' Golden RUle makes no division of class or race. Shore Theater guild, is hard at work Directs Plays "Merton of the Movies," · N~w Trier Drama V~hicle -y by M. B. · ' The New Trier Dramatic club's first plav for this year i3 to be the juo:;tlvfamous ."Merton of the Movies", which will be given ·by the members of the rluh Saturday evening November 17 in the school auditorium. M anv booko:; Rnrl . stories have been writtP·l about Hollvwood and its at-· tractions for those who would act. Both in the story and in the play, "Merton of the Movies" is one of the h«'"'t of these. TI--c hero, one Merton r.;n · r>~ni,.p~ to win fame for himself by becoming an actor. He has saved enoug-h monev to rro to Hollywood by working in Mr. Gashwiler's genera1 3tore; so, equipped with a little cash, a great deal of faith in human nature, and several fancy costumes, including a cowboy outfit and a dress suit, he sets out. The disillusionments he ·suffers and the predicaments in which he finds himself make up a large part of the play. An able cast and an . unusually entertaining plot promise an interesting performann. ·. with the guild cast which will produce Ashley Duke's celebrated comedy. "The Man With a Load of ·Mischief." on the north shore in mid-November. Mr. Owen resigned his membership on the staff of the School of Speech, N. U .. last June. to devote his entire time w the guild with the opening of the new season. GOOD FURMI'IURB MAKES TBB ROME Thia beautiful modem claair, upholaterecl in your choice of tapeatriea, rec·alar $75.M ..Iue. now OFFER SAMPLE BALLOTS Wilmette churches have been asked to distribute sample ballots and dorsements of candidates by civic organizations, sent out this week by the Christian Citizenship Council of Chicago. UVING ROOM Lawaon davenport, ia your choice of .tapeatry, $210.11 ..Iae, now en- WORTHWHILE GlFTS jrom·Spaulding'/ - St39·oo szzs.· Two-piece mohair auite, value, DOW St49· 00 Two-piece aolid mahogaay frame, upholatered in mohair, beautiful revenible cuahioaa, re1ular $275.M value, DOW · Soothes and Refreshes St95· 00 DINING ROOM Eight-piece Duncan Ph7fe aaite, Motorists' Eyes Eyes strained by hours at tiM wheel and irritated by exposure to sun, wind and dust are instantly relieved by Murine. It soothes away the tired. burning feeling: clears up the bloodshot condition. Carry it with you on motor trips to refre8h and protect your eyes. Also keep a bottle of Murine in your locker at the country club for use after golf, tennis, swimming and other sports. A month's supply of this beneficial lotion costs but 6oc. Try itt $100.81 value, now $395··· Eight-piece regular s-.· valae, now Hepplewhite auite, WeJJins Presents Next in importance to the ·ceremony itself is the interest shown in the "Presents." Th~ ,. Gifts from Spaulding's" are always among those that are most admired s29~ BED ROOM Three-piece auite, clreuer, bed and chea,, $351.· value, DOW . s22~ Several odd walnut c~ree... and vanltiea, valuea ap to $1~··, your choice, now $49··· .. I Wntt Murin· Co.· Chic·fO· ltw FREB boot· on Ev· &.urv ·ul E11· c ·· SPAULDING &r CoMPANY CHICAGO jewelers Avenue, IJRINL f.ORy'OUR EYES P -A R I S 1636 Orrington EVANSTON