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-The Wilmette Welfare. bcard wishies to thank the Wilmette schools, church I schools, New Trier High scho6l clubs I and the many individuals ivho helped iii distributing more tilan one huixdred baskets, supplying dinners. and clothing ini \\Viimette at Christmas titne.t .-The very.fine workof Fire Chie f Zibble and his, menx is highly conîmend- able. It Was a, marvel to wàlk into the fire station and see the hundred of tovs wliich had' been rebujlt and repainted. The liein became artists» with paint and brush. -One of the -.most 'outstanding- gifts for the children was 23 pairs of mittens, knitted by a dear littie lady who lives, on Michigan avenue. Could she have seeti the happy faces when a pair wvas placed on littie cold hands. she would have l)een amply repaid. "The needs for the M'el fare board to fui are even more urgent, since the holiday-s. Many nmen who.registered for kwork with the 'CWA have not been called and are flot on county, relief. 'l'le 'v ust' have hetp. 'Thec Wilette j Welfare board is their sole hope. Pic- ture %yourself in their condition. If you stress the difficulties of the WVelfare board, wbich wvas organized to hielp the helffless through the generous bielpo thie enlightened helpful." "Pageant of Brides" at. M. E. Church Tomorro w* i)ei ana in iVartLiett-1XUertsJii uo pianists as the artists, are made available at reduced cost, it is an- iiouniced, and sliotild l.e applied for without dela. Village Decides to Be, OnGarbage Coll ector Departing frôm a custom of longý standing, the Village of Wilmette will hencefortbhaniegarbage collection,- iiistea d of, contracting. with *peivate collectors. At its meeting Tuesday night the Village board' took three actionis leading to the change. First a motion was passed that aIl bids re- ceived from private èontr actorls for this work be rejected. Asecond mo- tion provided that- the- Village take over the work of garbage collection, beginning January 2, 1934. Following this action .the purchase of motor equipment nieces sary to liandle col- lections was authorized. This~ equip-. ment ivas purchased from the Inter- national Harvester company, and cÔnsists of two trucks. The price was $5,351.62. Fire Attacks Basement of Wagner Residence WVilmette firenxen %vorked an bour and a hiaîf on Tuesday night of this week battling a blaze in the base- mient of the, residence of Williainq MOTHER ILL Mr; and Mrs. John P. Ware and Mrs. Ware's sister, Mrs. William L. Hart of Phoenix, Ariz.,,motored here on account of the serious illness of their mother, Mrs.. James D. Peter-ý son of 715 Seneca road,'who recently underwent a major operat.ion. Mr..and Mrs. Joseph Joyce and, their claughter, Ruth,, 531 Essex road, Kenilwôrth, entertained 150 guests informally on New Year's day. -o- Helen Lynch, 135 Meirose avenue, Kenilworth, will: leave next Sunday. for St. Mary's college at Notre Dame. SPECIA L This FVeek JULIA KING CANDIES Xwa ig Ca"l Secai one. 49c Pound Box.. ,SPANISH KANDY KUPBOARD, 924 Spanimh Court lu No-Man's Land WOMENI nieed shamn- voos. - oi-ey, LIKE the àoo thlng MISS WINNIB, THEY touch thàt thefti. are delighted-and ALSO ,ENJOY th, redue- HER ,PRICES, Ices for & HER, WORK kio l reafly god.. S pecai rates. are o<ve& bi# ou V ear.operàtôra, Phone Wilmette 4582 for Appoin. 1126C*nfralAve. SALOIr LovelinssMade Love If gets uncier way ai 8 o'cioci< tomorrowI (Friday) eveninig at the Methodist chiurch. The~ entertainment will fea- Ature displays of wedding gowns. "This unusual pageant promises to be a ii' ost interésting affair and one ful of romantic and ýhistorical inter- est to Wilmette people," the pro-, ducers state. Tick-ets may be secured f rom ani guild.nmember or at the door on the nighit of the pageant, it is announced. HAVE BABY DAUGHTER Mr,. and Mrs. William H. Alger, Jr., Of 707. Central avenue, announce the birth of their daughter, Mary Kath- erine, Thursday, Decemiber 28, at the Evanston hospital. The baby'moth- er is the former Marv M\ack, of XVl- mette. IVENETIAN BLINDSI -WHAT A D IFFERENCEI, TO our frain.cd pharmacists *v.ry drug ... every solu- every compound is imme- -I. ,AIR- [G AV E. 4 ,ý ou ýl Y'.