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',,,D '~HEROES We' uit! deliver Wholesome and refreshing for the >rem>:Iy aS any --blîdren, Bt .all ,times.. ýMade 1from dse y.. spocify ;Mrs..Lymnansprivate ýformula. Tryour Spe cial Fou rsoone Pacge., 2kýC I Speciol T las Week Frèsh-lkàspberry lce and 42 Vanille, quart brick......4 e Economy Shop is ever grateful to the commu.nity for the ready response to the weekly appeals. -Mrs. A. L. Grinneil. chairman Note: Economy Shop* is conducted by thte Wotian's, Club, Of WIlmette. Rev. John Gý. Hiùdley Is Church -Session Delegate The Rev. John G. Hindley, minister oéf the First Congregational church, Wilmnette, will attend the biennial enerai ýcoUncil of the Congregation- ai, Christian Churchesii America, tô be heild in Oberlin, Objo,:beginningý June 21. Mr., Hindley is an officiai delegate representi'ng the. Congrega- tional association of Chicago. - 5eý-I eral ininisters of the Chicago, a rca are planning to miotor toget her to the convention., COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER. The Rev. Oscar Thomas Oison, pastor of the Wilmette Parish Metho- dist Episcopal church; deiivered the commencement address Tuesday at, Hamline universitv; St. Paul, Minn. His topic was . "The Humanity of I.-earnini.". *Heavyweighits (boys weighlng,,mrore than 115 pound)-Davld Lockett, John, Deacon, Carl. Batter, Jirn Ol1n; Melvin, HweDonald Dean, Kirk Dilling and Minor *'K*s". were given to the follow- Ing boys who played on the 75-pound teami:, George Conley, Charles-Stîli- man, Robert Clark, Chane Grayllng. Glen Andersen ' Don Campbell, Jack. Cartçr, Grant Ellis and Billy Montanaro. WINS SWIM HONORS Roger Paieniske of, 226 Tenth street, WiiMette, who is.- finish1-ngbis fre.shman year at, the University of Chicago, bas been awarded freshman '37 numerals for bis participation on the fro' sb swimming team, itis an- nounced by-Athletic DirectorNelsosn Metcalf. He will be a candidate for thé varsity next year. Palenske is a member of the DKE fraternity. JAILED ON THEFT CHARGE Cari Dagarian, 614 W. Adams street, Chicago, was arrested by local police Monday on a charge of Iarcency by. bailee. He was bound over to tbe grand jury and sent. to the county jail. The property i .nvoived was an expensive. 1,, *&The alpha bct ual &i: tng f oeiri ad,ertiaera Us a regular we1clt feature of Your Home Paper. It fa for voter coetete . . . t0 aave voutimre. Many'peo pie aay it heipa them 50 qMclly locate de- sired advertaisig measages. Wh.y not pet the directory Ihabitt Readi it and s it 5regielariv/. There are many people who. go "like steam engines" aùil year long . .. and then aîong cornes summer . .. time f or rest and relaxation. It's f un then, to break away f rom the work-a-day habits. It's fun to give care a kick in the pants-. To ýg ive you more time to rést, and yet attend to your shopping duties -effi- ciently the convenient .directory listing beloW will- lead you quickly to the money-saving offerings of OUR ADVERTLSERS PAGE ADVERTISER PAGE ADVERTISER PAGE C......... Co. ColleS... S Co. 18,28,27 .-.2 .*6 0 .C.........2 ........ .....44 Store ..... ...I [se -. . . ... ..8 harmaey .......Il ~88 SLD.wn MoiTer nlng . . . .>.. . . . . .4à State Bank ...Cover Il Theatre.ý..........5 ... . . . . . . . . . 4