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ENS Te Italian Culturai Club, of the C. 0LAN NQrth Shore is mêeeting Sunday, Feb- 7 30 ELM ST. ruary 5, at 5 o'clock, a t the home o Mrs. John Borino, 859: Elm street- Winnetka. The program wiIl be aý lecture by. Mr. and Mrs. Homer B. Park of Evranston, who will illustrate their talki on «How to Enjoy Euý_- rope," with' moving pictures they 0 took on -the!r trip abroad which justý 0 recently has been completed. Con- , 'trary. to,'the club's csoi the lec- rWIe ture, wil be ini English. MEETING 'FOR MEN appeals. to most of the, firms, she finds, because they realize thaut their potential .buyers, home- owners who are interested. i iprovïng. their homes, will cornein large numbers to their booths, study their exhibits, wa tch the demonstrations, andi talk with the exhibitors about their mer- chandise. 17he, proceeds from the exhibit go to the club's building fund., Mother's, Club..Will Enitertain.Fathers Mother"s club St. jo ually rotates the watches. Plans for the new Sea Scout rating method inspection were talked over and Ship 43 has high hopes ftor win- ning the coveted Council Flag-Ship position. Council Commodore Uýlugl- gins and Scout ExecutiVe, Speer wMl attend the meeting and. conducet the. formaI inspection. In the ship's contest, 'Richie Wil- son still maintains a iead for -the, season trophy. George Tachels is in second place, pressing the leader, closely. RETURNING FROM SOUTH Harry E. Weese, 141 Kenilworth 2026 GRAPErRUIT Ju1 I.- Jus.t the right tangy1 please you. An e Ne. 2 CANS 20c Doc~..rlo' ,3 CNO5 OLD COUNTRY HARDTACIE glose v t"- Ii~". j;Save 10% o. :* Operotl.g Cos .~Ilcludes ail service '~and merchaudise. mette, Monday evening, February cards and dancing. 13, when Dr. Herbert L. Willett, The club, *anticipating a large at- minister of the church, wil discuss tendance, asks that reservations be the subject, "The Jew - Yesterday made early. and Today." Officers this year are Mrs. ICharles Roubick, president; M rs. Mrs. J. W. McClintori, 161.2 ijgh, Robert Rudd, vice-president: Mrs. spena tne remainder of the winter. BACK AT STUDIES Bredin Burns,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Burns, 1218 Glendenning road, was home the first part of this week from the University of ýTAMPS ISS1ED THIS WEEK EORCE ROGERS CLARK beautiful sfamp given Free to *mch cus- rmo.kig a purchase of 25c or m~ore on C. .4 - - ~A ,BI 1 I p c *1 TIII 15 ST.8 DROMEDARY.'