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off Monday of this week to. play host to a large group of Lake Bluff Or- phanage chil.- dren at fthe - Shrine Circ'us at the Interna- tional Amnphi- ~ theatre. Al 'has followed thins customn since the Alii.ensen tircus was insti-' tuted a *few years ago and, with 'the. help of! business friends who assist with the transportation, problexm, gives the youngsters a rousing good tirne. TO MEXICO CITY Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Hamnmond -have. deserted the Nrth Shoe4er a, speil to absorb a change of scenery and. atmosphere ini and about Mexico City. Meanwhlle the Hamnrond Ice Cream Kitchens in Wilmette and Winnetka operate without interrup- tion in the capable hands of a well trained personnel. The winter seasQn affords the Hanimonds about the only extended vacation. period o! the year, and the trusty family car has taken them to many interesting places in the South and Southwest li recent years. CIVIL SER VICVE EXAMS The United . States, Civil Service commission has announced open conmpetitive examinations for the positions of Supervising Inspector, $3,800 a year, Senior Inspector, $3,200 a year, anid inspector, $2,600 a year, in the Wage and Hour Divi- sion, Department o! Labor. Applicants must have had certainý responsible experienc e in industry or1 business as. an employer, adminis- The concern also operates a bakery at Central street in 'Evanston. The new esta blishment has been attrac-. tively appointed and the owners in- vite inspection. FOOD DEMONSTRATION Ptosof the Van Deusen Grocery and Market,: Central. avenue and Twelfth street, are to, witness demon- strat.ions this week-end (Jan- uary 12-14) of the popular Gebhaàrdt'sFoods. Th o se, visiting the establish- ment will be in- ~ vited to, sample. s u c h delectable winter fa re as-, C h i 1 i powder. A. S. VanDeusen Van Deusen's has been appointed by Henri Charpentier to assist in marketing his extraordi- nary Crepe Suzettes, sauces, condi- ments, and other famous recipes. SHOW'PORTABLE OVEN The Publie Service Company of Northern Illinois is inviting house- wives and others who rnay b e inter- ested to witness an interesting free demonstration of, the new portable Univers ai l' Etric Oveni XVonday, Tuésday and Wednesday of next week. The demonstration will. be in the capable harids of Miss Kathryzi Wells, noted Home Economlst, and will take place at the company's, Wilmette store, 1129 Central avenue. Instructor Levy -The -Happy Famliy. Forceville-Marriages Are Made at Home. . Our Tfoubled World Cotats-Prospects of American Democ- racy. Pressure Groups and Propaganda. Agar--Pursuit of Happiness. Coyle-Rôâds to a, New America. Rogers--Capitalism iCrisis., Churchill-While England Slept. Schumar-Interflatioflal Politics. Van Looan-OurBate Education Emotion. and the Educative- Process., lRîchards-Interpretati0ln i Teaching. McKown-Home Room Guidance. Science Hogben--Scieflce for thé Citizen. Gail-Romnping, Through Physiès. Clark-Animnais of Land -and Sea. Allee-oial. Lie of Animais Ch pmnan-ife in an Air Castie. Avebury-A nts, Bees and Wasps. Plath-Burnblebeës and Their Ways. Tecluloiogy Jameson-Elementary Practicai Mech- allies. Barrows-Water Power Engineering. drooc-e mj1gé ruifiýa Sikorsky-Story of the Winged-S. Lord-Behold Our Land. Ellis-Sôilless Growth of Plants. Van Brusse1'--Behind the Counter. Shea-Provincial Furniture. Art Davidson-W-ainting for Pleasre. Thach-Paintiflg as a Hobby. Charles-Fowers and still Lie. Bury--Ol1 Paiting of To-day. Fine Prints of the Year. 1938. Literature Rosenblatt-Llteratture as Exploration. Garl4nd-Public Speaklng for Women. Ford-March of Literature. Powys-Enjoymnett of Literature. Mantle-Coh~temporary American Play- wrights. F1exner-Anirican lPaywr1ghts.' Edmàn-Philosopher'S Holiday. Damon-Grandma Called It Carnal. Auden-Oxford Book of Llght Verse. Forster-Abinger Harvest. Mirsky-Contemporary Russian Litera- titre. T ravel Robinson-10,O00 Leagues Over the, Sea. Vandercook-Caribee Cruise.. Jennings-Our American Tropics. Mills-Wild Life on the Rockies. Beals-America South. Franck-Sky Roaming Above Two Con- tinents. Byrd-Alone.. vide a satisfactory outiet for sew- age for a large area which we anticipate wrnl be sold for resi- dences in the course of ten years. The cost of. the project wifl be so high that the small.area represent- ed in our, project. cannot raise the money now to provide for the' es- timated future population."D Forparc els oof, land.rn.n from' two :to fifty-f ive 'acres ,each, a total of 77 a cres;ý and lyinig west of. Hibbard. road in. what is termed a. -.ho man's land"* classification, Wouid, with the, building of this S 1ewer,, becomne, available for clevel- opinent, it. is pointed out. ,Further- more. ît is explained, the sewier, in reality, would serveý a total area of somnethin like 500 acres, which ex- tends on down into the ,northwest portion of Wilmette. Called *'rivste EnterpriSe Indian Hill sub-division No. 3, and the Woodley road sectonthog which the sewer would pass, now have sewer outlets, but the proposed new sewer, large, and deep, would also prove of great value to these highly restricted residential areas, especially in the southern portions thereof. Assistance of the township board in, procuring the desired Federal aid for this project was first re- quested last Séptemnber, b ut the board, at that time, declilied to take favorable action for the reason then expressed, that. the projèct appeared. to, be too mfuch of a priva te enfter- prise. January 10, 1939 To Whom It M(ay Concern: Public notice is hereby given that an examination will be giVen by the Boùard, of F ire anid Police Commissioners of the Village of Wilmette, Ilinois, for the office of Patroirran, in -the Police Department 1Of the Village of Wilmette, Illinois, and that said examination will. commence on the 2Wt day eof February, SA. ýD. 1939, at the hotur of $.00 o'clock OPEN NEW BAKERY Thorud's Bakery makes its bow to the Wilmette community Satur- day, January 14, at 405 Linden ave- *1