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May 31, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 39 New Chilclrea'· Radio PI"OII'ua Tune in on WMAQ at 5:45 P. M. ·for an interesting radio pro~am for children called "My Bookhouse Storytime." Every- Monday, !fuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 5 :45 P. M. Stories and Fun for the Children-andan important secret. Adv. Recitalist .Firat Grade Pupils Hold Pet Show-Award Prizes GUIDE-LECTURE TOURS Next week's guide-lecture tours at Field Museum of Natural History will begin Monday, June 3, with .,Economic Minerals" at 11 o'clock, and "Mammals of North America" at 3 o'clock. On Wednesday at the same hours subjects will be "Economic Plants" and ".China," and on Friday, "Trees and Their Products" and "Arctic Life." On Tuesday and Thursday, also at 11 and 3 o'clock, synoptic tours of the departments of anthropology, botany, geology and zoology will be given. These tours of museum exhibits, conducted by mem- . bers of the staff, are free. Parties assemble inside the north entrance. . Mrs. Hollas Gilbert's first grade purJls at the Central school staged a pet - - - - - - - - - - - - -....·· show on the lawn adjoining the school office on Tenth street Tuesday afternoon from 1 o'clock to 3:30. The show was t~e culmination . of a pet proiect on whJch the pupils have been working for several months, the purpose of which was to encourage the · proper care of pet13. Dogs, cats, canaries, turtles, and fish ~ere among the animals on exhibition. Some of the children who had no pets displayed flowers . Prizes were presented to the winners in the pet show as follows: first, blue ribbon.: second, red ribbon ; third, yellow nbhon. and honorable mention, EYanslon Travel Bareaa , white ribbon. Points on which the Commercial Trust & 8 animals ,,·ere to be judged included: """' Savings Bank physical condition, (whether too fat or ,.. "" . University 9400 too thin), apparent lack of ailments, OUR SERVICE IS FREE TO YOTT condition of coat, skin, face, and feet cleanliness, lack of fear of its master: and general happiness. The fir.;t grade pupils made their own posters adverti sing the pet show and se.nt out letter s inviting parents and fncnds to attend. - VEftBDfABIAM I'BARK B. BBWDI Specializing in the treatment of your best (riends, the W?.~~~l!.~~, l "Dog aad Cat" All Calls Receive My Personal Attention LADY ASSISTANT 1800 Ridge Ave. Wilmette 3347 cllnnouncement of the ~1ISS HARRIS ANNOUNCES THE REOPENING SuMMER TuTORING ScHOOL ' Miss Lois Hammett, \Vilmette pianist, is to be heard in recital in Cosmopolitan recital studio, Kimball building, Chicago, this Saturday evening. Miss Hammett, a graduate of New Trier High school, has just completed a course at the Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Art. She is a pupil of Clarence E. Eidam. GLENCOE UNION CHURCH WEDNESDAY, JULY SEVENTEENTH Registration should be made in advance through the School offlce, 2150 Lincoln Park We~t, Telephone Diversey 1530. INVITES TO RECITAL The \Vilmette Lranch of the Columbia School of Music is giving its annual recital at the Kenilworth A ss emhly hall Tuesday eYening, June 4, at 7 :30 o'clock. The public is invited to attend the program. Mrs. \Vatter L. Joyce, 831 Oakwood avenue, Mrs. Carey Orr, 225 \Voodbine avenue, and Mrs. Lesley L. Forgrave and Mrs. Richard D. Eames of Evanston, returned la· st Friday from Louisville, Ky., where they motored to ~ipend a week. ~XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXf, Time to Thiuk Atout I'URandGARMEMT STORAGE Call WAREHOUSES Fireproof -o-James C. Crossley, 407 \Vashington avenue, motored to Sister Bay, \Vis., on Wednesday to · stay until Sunday. 1723 Benson Ave., Evanston Wilmette 1332 A'f!:!ff!! NDRI_IINIDRE 21. For Appointment C11U Univ. 866