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ideFTT IIFP EneptemberIL.6, 1934 HOME PROM CAMP Betsy Ann Doering, daughter Of the Walter' Dnerings, 1 1335 Chestnut avenue, .returned August,26 from a summer speût at Holiday camp near Hackensack, Minn. Village Kindergarten* Direction of MISS MARJORtIR MITCHELL September lOth Much stress is placed on creative work in rhythm. dramatization of stories, band work in wood and clay, other special projects. Telephone Glencoe 661 Regular 60c value (QU PEÀ-COCK*S [CE CREAM AP% a 41Lide I LfAOf ve.ue. JARI) 4120 IOA PLANS If you are looking for a quick, easy and practical way of set- tling old and current bis.. . coll on us. W. wiiI I.nd you the. exact amount of Cash you r.- quire on a Plan that wilI satisiy you and fit your income. We maite Fumnituro, Auto, Co-Maker or Endorsed, Note and Combi- nation Loans. PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 708 ChurchL Street, Evanston Wimette 4042 Greenleaf mi8 I3oJ& On Sale Friday and Saturday Only DEVILS FOOD CAKES Butter creamn filling and bitter-sweet choc- olate icing. 3-layer, 45c; 2 îaer 33r FRIST3e BUTTER PIE ....... 3e COOKIF-S Il e FESH PRACH COFFEE.CAKE Fru - Iled and del icious......................21 ]FILLED COFFEIE CAKES Fruit and nut-fi lied cakes. Large size......... 3j C SALMON LOAVES Individual size. Will serve two ....... .... 13e 6TUIFVED GRIEEN PEPPERS Meat and rice-filled with tomiato sauce, each .............. .. ...9 Bake ~Shop-.Street Floor WIEDOLDT9SmETANSTON On Davis Stu'.pt Wilmetfe, 1100 TEACHER-RETURNS Mrs. Leonard J. Van, Deursen, 2114 Greenwood avenue, and her son Ar- thur, Van Djeursen have returned fromn a two weeks' visit with friends on Washington Island, Wis. Mr. Van Deursen will resume bis duties as teacher of biology at New Trier this fail. Bill Harridge, 1440 Forest avenue. left Wecdnesday for Culver Military academy. He spent Iast N'ear at New Trier. Hovnbaolk RIdng Speclal Vacation Rates for Cblidren Instruction, Croup Rides, Entertainment LONGMEADOW FARM On Hibhàrd, 3/-mile south of Winnetka Rd. Telephone: Wllmette 2978 Authorities ReadyI to Lanch Drive on Unlaw fui Hunting With a tang of frost ini the air these days, local nimirods are already ôiling up their favorite fowling pieces, studying game laws and shop- ping around for hunting licenses pre- paratory to the arrivai of the, open season for their favorite type of game. The season for doves and squirrels opened September 1 and will con- tinue for tbirty days. Hunters who go out, for this type of game, how- ever', are warned by the Department of Conservation of Illinois that. they nmust confine their shooting to doves and squirrels and not go to poacbing on other types of game on which the season is stili closed. In past years, with the coming of the open season for doves and squir- rels, many complaints were received that hunters were taking advantage of their outing to bag a f ew pheas- antsý and other varieties of fowl which wvere still protected by a closed season. withi the resuit that when law abiding hunters went out later to hunt phieasants, for instance, they found many of the flocks of these fine game birds depleted. 1Thomas J. Lynch, Illinois Depart- ment of Conservation inspector for Cook -and Lake counties, announces that his department is prepared to make a concerted drive this season to stop this poaching practice. There is a heavy penalty for shoot- ing pheasants out of. season. A fine of $100 and costs~, or a jail sentence, or both, inay be imposed, hie said, and the state will demand the maximum ini the case of ail violators. The pheasant season does îlot open until November 10, and then oiilv for . five days. LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs., Herbert J. Gurll have rented their home at 45 'Çrescent place for a year to the Dwight Ramsay family of Akron, Ohio. The Curlls are leaving this week-end for St. Petersburg, FIa., to spend the winter. This afternoon Mrs. David P. Moreton. 431 Laurel avenue, is having a farewell tea for Mrs. Curil. The guests will include mnembers of Spoke 2 of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. A. A. Griffun and Mrs. Earl M. Jorgenson of Los Angeles, Calif., re- turned last Friday to their home after a seven day, visit with the former'5 sister and Mrs. Jorgensou's aunt, Mrs. Edwin, R. Aldrichi, 1510 Wil- mette avenue. They attended the fair, prinicipally. Mr. and Mrs. AI- drich. spent f rom last Saturday to Tuesday in Toledo and Detroit. Mrs., Conrad Frykman, 1045 Ash- land avenue, left T uesday, motorinsr to Long Beach, Ind., to spend several days,' and returns with lier children. Doris Jane and John Bruce, who have been spending three.weeks visiting their. grandmother., * THERE I."TMEY If you enroli next week, to enter the beginning classes -Stenograph;c, Secretarial and Accounting courses. Day or Evening. New School Year September 4 EVANSTO0-N BUSINESS COLLEGE Studio Building 1718 Sherman Avenue You should fry this Woeks SpeciaII l English Toffe, Plunapple.Ice &Vonilla 45c country Towns. GSroup Adopts Broad Prograrn At a meeting of the Suburban Area and Country Towns Association of Cook County Wednesday evening of hast week, it was voted to retain the services of Thomas A. Matthews as executive secretary and to enter ac- tively into a campaign to accomplish a number of objectives recommended by the executive committee. The association .also voted to in- crease the memibership dues of the several municipalities comprising the organization from $1 to $3 per thou- sand population. Hedquarters at Maywood The meeting was held at 409 Madi- son street, Maywood, which wvere adopted as. permanent beadquarters. They are being donated by Jacob E. Dittus, secretary of the association. The'meeting was attended by rep- resentatives f rom the vartous towns. school and park districts -in the county. Mr.1 Matthews, the ulewly eîected executive secretary, it is explained. is tboroughly familiar with govern- mental problems of Cook county municipalities, (including schooî dis- tricts, park districts and township activities, as well, of course, of cities and villages). He bas been for the past seven years attorney for the Illinois Municipal leagu.e. Cite Objectives The objectives which the executive committee recommended the associa- tion shouîd work to accompîishi, fol- low: 111. Put a stop to the practice of the county coliector withhoiding fifty etnts (unauthorized> as conta for every de- Iincîuent specil assessment item. "2. Secure for local assessors actuai independence fromn the Cook county assessor, so that they wili be real, asses- sor's, flot only in name but In fact. 113. Obtain for township coliectors the power to colleet generai taxes ail year 'round (lnstead of for 21 days, as at present). "4. Establlsh more effective co-opera- tion betwen the police departments of, Cook county, working out the plan ai- ready adopted.. -5. Establlsh a clearlng house of in- formation for the sale of tax anticipa- tion warrants and other securities. A clearing house of this kind would ai- %vas nake it possible for any munici- plIity to acquire very valuable Informa- tion which wouid enable it to obtain the b.est p)ossible price for~ its securities. RETURN TO SHORE Mrs. Edward Hamm and her daughi- ter, Miss Harriet Hamm, 123 Mel- 1rose avenue, are returuing next week, from their. summer home at Castie Park, Mich. Another daughter, Mr. Homer Robert.-on, aud ber three chil- dren, of Wiunetka, are also returning, and wilI stay witb the Hammis until October 1, when they wiII returu to their home, which bas been rented during the summer. Miss Jane Spinney,, 927 Ashland avenue, returned Saturday from a three Weeks' visit witb ber. grand- : motber, Mrs. Eva Bates ini Venice. Cal. September 6, 193 WILMETTE LIFE imette , ý Will