20 WILMETTE LIFE September 20, 1929 IRED ALE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES Wise people who are making a change of residence this Fall wm call lredale's TODAY and make moving day arrangements. Your work will be done quickly, without loss or damage, and· with a minimum amount of inconvenience to you . Phone today. Garden Talks ( l'ontrihut<:d ll\· the \\' iimctte Carden Club ) \\ 'h" :-.ta ,. in th e house \\'here it is cnlcl and dark? The ,·arcl is sunnY and " ·arm. and tht tlll\Yers arc not all gom~ irnnl th~ uarclcn and the h()rclcrs. 'I'Jwrc are henriH:~ and an old flat stone to :-it Pll and littf~ s hclt~rC'd places " ·here ntH' i:-. hidden . < h ·erllt'acl thnc i. -. the hrig·lt tc:--t. ~lll) nil':--t :--k\· tP St'C and the lca\TS Oil thl' trl't:-. auain~t the blue hark!.!Wlllld an· a:-. green and alnw:-t a-. pkntiiul ;1s th<·y ,,.nt· all snmnH-r. l~uttnt1i c-. an· :11 t lw 1..! a rd l'n. ~cn·ral iringcd .l !l'lltiath · arc 111 .l·l<H·Tll. 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' . 1t1 -.it 1111 tht· ht·tll·h. !1111 d(l 11111 rl'acl t11 t't c <.'Xt'lll-.illll qj tlH· da\. 1-:! t i~~\· tlH' pricv Jt-,.., l!iit I ,j ;t -.\11llllll'}' rl;l \' \\'hill- it Ia · I ' · J.ndian Addresses Pupils of Howard 's chool on Tuesday The m.,,. auditorium of the Howard !--ch6ol. a part nf the new ~dditi on to that scllnol \Yhirh \\'as completed during the :--ttll11llt'r, \\'as used for the first time T11 csday · morning- at 9:30 o'clock when \:. 1~. ·nhal"·ani nf Bombay, lnr.lia, spoke to the children of _tl:c UPl~Cr !..!Tacles on the !- ncial and rehgtnns It f l' ;~nd custnms of th<' Hindu 'pcuple . ·The speaker front India. ,,·tw has ~l(l drc sed !--fh(Jnl asscmh laf.!TS in many parts of the ,,.llrlrl. "as accompanied to this country Ly his " ·i i e. H c spoke in the difft·n·nt Hindu langua~· e . . sang ! lindu s(lng:-.. and t1lld ni the marria..(t' rustom:-. dn· ... .;, inncl. educa ti on. ;111d othe r intl:rl'-.ting pha:-.e:-- 1\f Hincltt life. :-:.cn:nth and ('ighth graders at th<' ~tolp srlt<Hd al.;o lH·ard ;'t talk 1_> _ ,. \fr. Dhah,·ani· in tht ~tlllp . gymna.;tum at 11 n'r lud..: Tt~t· .-.day mnrnin .~·. Overstuffed Furniture and Rugs Processed by lredale's are MOTHPROOF! }:XPEJtT STOHAGE OF IIOUSEIIOLD GOODS 1723 HENSON .t.\ VENUE, EVANST<>N Plf01 V R JV // .. ill RTTH 1.132 MOVING Theodore Schultz Pledged to Kappa Sigma at C. S. M. ThcodP rt: ~rhultz. Sllll (\i ~~ r. :t,HI ~I r:-.. 'l'hcodl)rc C. Schultz. ii7 Foxda lc ,t\'l'lllll'. \\.innd ka. \\·hu tllttr<:d the Colorado ~rlt(lol r·i \li11c:-. "ith this n .! ar':; frc:-.lnnan clas:-. has IH;L'Il 'pledged tu the h:appa ~i~ma fratnnity, accmdin.~ to ;tnt·,,·:-. lntlkti11 irl)lll that sch()ol. Yuung SrhultJ: \\as graduate(! irot!'t \cw Trivr High srhor>l in 1928 and tuok pn:-.t-g ra<!ua tt· work tiH.Tt·last year. The iraternih· to \\·hcih 11~: \\'a:-. pledged is l>llC nf ;ix 1l!l tl1t' Cull)radn . chou! oi ~.lines campu:-.. Till' othc.:rs arc: Sigma :\u. ~i!..(ltta :\lpha Fp ilon, :-:.igma Phi F ,·:-- il()ll . . \lpha Tau Omega, and !1da Thl'!a l'i. -· Enjoy STYLE without sacrificing COMFORT D r. lkrh nt 1.. \\ 'ilktt. 3\'1 1\ iriJIIl<llld r<oarl. h:t'IJ il\\lll'th. rdurncd 1·'1 ~aturcLt\ ,,j Lt . . t . \n ·c k irnm a tri p t,, ColPradP. Dr . \\'i llv t t prcarht'd t w -.nlllilll at tllt' ('hu!·(·h -.t·n ·irl' ni t ll~ · Kc11ilm lrth t ·,,iltll ~ · hlli'L'h (ill S1111<Lt ,. '!ltd tlw11 \\t'llt 111 Pt·JJ I \\a tn. \lirh-.. !11 itoill \fr -.. \\ ilk tt <t11d hn mrot :H r. \lr-. . Pr in· 1> · ;1t1d \lr-... \\.ill ett \\ ·n l\Irs. 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