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6 WILMETTE LIFE October 11, 1934 IHIÈALTH CEN TER CLINICS The next Chest clic will be held Monday, October 15. :from 1 to 3 op'clock.' Dr. Jules Novak, medical director of' the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute, is in charge. Tbe next Infant Welfare clinic will be held Wednesday, October 24, from 2 to 4 o'clock. Dr. Ralph L. Masters of Wilmette is in charge. The clinic ASK FOR Mr. SCHOFN ..and avoid being misled and disappointed 48 Years' Experience Upholstering and Repairing 1Purniture New Location 326 Linden Avenue Art F uriture Co. CHAIR:RECANING Phone Wilmette 4453 is held, at. the Health> Center, 1901 Schiller street. The Dental clinié wbich is con- ducted by theý Health Center will open Tuesday,"October 16, continuing fromn 9 to. 12 o'clock. ýDr. E. F. Christie of Wilmette is in charge. School çhildren* are eligible for this clinic Appointments must be made by the nurse, teacher or social worker. The Health Center 'is open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 to 3 o9clock. Mrs. Inez Bliss, R.N, is the nurse in charge. Uer office hours are from 1 to 2 o'clock daily. Tele- phone. Wilmette 2402. IN ACCIDENT Mrs. Arthur Ruf, 236 Cumniior road. Kenilworth. and Mrs. James Prentiss of Winnetka, formerlv of Kenilworth. returned last Saturday f rom, Kenosha where tbey were taken to St. Cather- ine's hospital after an automobile ac- ~cident. Both are convalescing satis- factorily. Mrs. Edward T. Thomas, 1136 Chestnut avenue, who, with a group of out-of-tô*wn friends, is visiting in Mexico Cityý, will return the end of the month. BEAU 5"SHOP Fi nqer £j5Powder Wavincj Blendincj Beaufy Culture in aui is Branches o - E Cive Hlm a Head Start! HcsIth is en imPortant -factor in if e. Nutritions food builda ekh. LYMAN'S ICE CREAM is a nutritions food for your growing boy or girl. Made according t. the privat e orula ai Mrs. Lymnan. W e.wiiI dipliver Pro mPtIy at any lame yeu speci>', Sp.cieI ThisWeek Pineappi. Nut end Gbooate, qt. brick... 2 ISPFAKS ,HERE. 7 M r£. Bertha~ Batir,' republican national coeiintttceevwomafor Illi- nois, will be guest speaker at a mneetinig of Wilnette Leagite for De! ense of Constitulionai Govcru - ment, Tieesday evening, October 16, at the M'asonic temple. Dr. W. M. McGovern to Address P. T. A. Tuesday Dr. William M. McGovern, asso- ciate professor of political science at Northwestern university, will speak at the opening meeting of the Cen- tral-Laurel Parent-Teacher associa,-' tion Tuesday evening, October 16, in the Stolp school assembly hall. He will lecture on the Far East. Dr. McGovern is a lecturer of the Royal Asiatic society and a distinguished Orientalist. He is the author of several well known books including "To Thasa in Dis.guise," and "Jungle Paths and Inca Ruins." 8.11 It now for GOLD ready money! We bave a. goverument Ilcense to buy oid gold, platInum a.nd silver. No iieed to go elsewere-we wiII psy yen lua cash or trade for new Jewelry. D. PAGLIARULO 1166 Wilmette"Ave. WiL 1061 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Prussing, 549 Earlston road, Kenilworth, spent the week-end -in St. Louis and will visit Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ricb at their home in South Rend this week- end. The Rich family formerly lived 1 in Wilmette. Speclol f.urso.e Pack-age, serve$ fouri 25é for SERVICE tiiat is "Everything f rom a. pin to an anchor" used to be the description of "complete." But here it means f rom bum- per o buperf rom top to tires. There's nothing on your car that we can't service. THE OIL WELL Bob Bn' Mac Dr. Eisensckiml SpeakerR. e fore R. O. A. Tlzursday The Octobermeeting of the Nort h Shore chapter of the.Reserve officers association ig to held at the Orring- ton hotel, Evanston, Thursday evein- ing, October. 18. Dininer,~wll be sierv- ed at 6:30 o'clock. S-After dinner Dr. Otto'Eisenschiml wvill address the meeting with a re- view of the Battie. of Shiloh. Dr. Eisenschimil is an outstanding author- ity on the study of batties and battle fields throughout the world. In civ-.1 life he is a recognized chemist and president of the Scientific Oil Comn- pounding company, of Chicago. He, bas served also in the past as presi- dent- of the Chicago section of the Americail Che-nical society. Major Max Woldenberg, of Hub- bard Woods, president of the North Shore chapter, will preside at this. meetit1g. "Paint" Customers Get. Mixed Up With Police Tuesday of last week John Tankie- viez and Theodore Vatroba, both of Detroit and eacbi 20 years old, were arrested as they atteipted to work a confidence gamne on the M1illen Hardware company, 1219 Wliniette avenue. Their plan wvas to take a can of paint front the shelf, and then p rofess that tbey had I utght the paint the day before, but found it unsuitable, and asked to have tbe purchase price refunded. Tbey had worked the game successfully on a hardware dealer at Hubbard Woods, who followed tbemi to the Millen store and exposed them. Thev were each fined $5 and costs by Police Magistrate John J. Peters, wbiicb tbey paid. They represented to local police that tbey were on their way to Chi- cago to see A Century of Progress. VISITS DAUGHTER- Mrs. Anna G. Br owne, who lias been visiting her sister ini New York, is spending a few day' witb ber daugbter's family, the F. R. Kilners, 430, Sheridan road, af ter which sbe will visit another sister, NIrs. Peter De- muth, in Green Bay, Wis. Miss Mac Cassin, who had also been visiting relatives in the east, returned witb ber to attend the wedding Saturday of ber niece, Nona Cas sin, 3240 Lake Shore drive, formerly of Keniilworth. Octobér 1 1, 1934 WILMETTE LIFE 6 . Main Streef ai Unden Avenue Phone Wilmeile 3334