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A'Drink.of PURE' MILK Not too cold, of course, but Cool enough to satisfy one's> thirst. T he re's -the *most healthful drink of ail for you, on a bo.t.eday.' SANTI BJROS. DAIRY Pasteuirized Mil/z and Cream-Buter and £ggs PHONES Highland Park 1581 The ýWilmette School ofMo.e0 Art, the first of its kind on the north. *shore,. is ending, its first year under the guidance, of Emile Zoir, cele- brated Sivedish artist. Pupils f romn * Chicago and along the entire shore *have beefi members- of the, classes,' which, this sprjnge have* been, paint- ing ou t of doors and in the gardens of. ménbers iviienever the weath-er bias permitted. Enthusiasni and deep interest in the work bias heen mani- fested in the classes which will re- sume in October, the place of meet- ing to be announced later. In the picture above some of the students, with their teacher, are grouped in a corner of the garden. In the lo- er picture some.are at %vork under his instruction, in the studio. Mfr. Zoir is leaving soon for a suni- nmer ini Sweden, where he will spend nuch of bis tine sailing his own boat Ion' the North 'Sea. of hus groýp" of painitings entitiel j> the -Creation." This,.-work lias beei obtaineci by ___________ St. Stepheni's,' the littie Episcopal hucerý.Chcgo "at-the-end-of-theroad," whose rector is Dr. St. John 'Emule, Zoir.will -return early' in, Octoôber H-ere's Place Where J seen and around the fi replace, of the CoolMem riesLur ing utensils of long ago, quitedifferent Awonderiullv oluae h hIf rom the present electrical apî,liances. Just thecid.Ikacy to, make your picnic à complets Succesi. Already roasted end ready foo serve,, young end old love ifs hln.gering delictousn.ss." The Pioneer toom is always a f ascin- ating place to visit and if the visitor is f rom some courntry farm he will comý pare the present day f an conveniences with the crude farm implements used 4y ôur forefathers. Plows, fodder cut-: ters ýand :cradles used f rom, seventy- fetoone.hündred years ago may be tthe chidren of members and the progress that some of the youngsters made last year was really amàzing, it is stated. The class meets on each Friday morning at 10:30. There. is a luncheon afterward with a large table arranged in the,,dining, rooni for the children so that théy, can have 'a good time togetfher. Glencoe 606.