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174 175 186, 187 191 201 206 207 212 lit 216 217 220 228 224 226 22i 228 229 230 238 238 2389 241 242 243' 244' 254 262 272 278 277 57848 ment Distribution mst Bonds Interest . ... 10 ........ 5-....... 25 ... . 10 .......0...5 ......-6 S9........52........0 910.......70.....5 S9......1......... ~~~.....1....... ..... .. ......07....... -0 .. ... .7 ........125 . 1.. . . 5 8 ....50........15- 1 ..1...... ... .. 1.... ...-.. 6 ... .... 5. . . ... . . 7 . . . 25 .25.. 7 . .. . . 5 . .. .. . 5 .. . . 7 . .. . .20 - - 15ý2 .. .. 7 . . . 2. 0 . .. .. . 5 .. .. . 6 . . . .20 . . . . .- .. . . . 6 .. .. . 5 - 6 . . . . .5 ... 6 2. 0- . . . 6 5 . 1 ; .. . ... .. .. 5é 1 .. .. . .10 . . . .. .1 - .. .. .20 . . .. ..20 5- . 10 ...... .........10.... WEEK-END OUESTS Mr. and M'rs.ý H. H. Paterson of Bloomfield His, Mich., were the week-end guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnes, 98 Indian Hill road. Mr. and Mrs. !Preston Holliday of Winnetka entertained for the Patersons, at a, Sunday night supper., Mdr. and Mrs.. Hill Blackett, also of Wifinetka, gave a Sunday luncheon for them. Mis Viriz'inia Hays. 219 Laurel ive- N Photo by H-elen Balfour Morrison Helen' Birmingham Kgne, north shore pianist, «pjeared in a mussicale lest Priday a! ternoon held by thse Marýy Crane league ait the home of Mrs. Frank Ferry in Winnetka. Mfrs. Kaite zill also give a recitol soIk i tl e it >titJn WoY*f4mts cTfif asid «t Lake Forest academy., invite Culver Grade to Homecoming Feb. 8 More than 900 invitations have been issued to the Chicago ae alumni of Culver Military academy to attend. the annual hotnecoming Fri- day, February 8. Among the noted Culver patrons ,who bave àlready requested reserva- tions are: B. B. Culver of St. Louijs, president of the Culver Education foundation; Gen. L. R. Gignilliat, superintendent of the academy; 'Snow" Haskin, famous fifteen-letter man of twenty-seven years ago. Arch Anderson, vice-president of- the Continental batik, and a graduate of 1897, will act as toastmaster. 11 He came home, siiling and happy' with money jingling in his pocket* *The eâijo s issimple. , suif e> soppors uWho road eh. pq.s o, if i: Papt- éLu«js.W dmd Oro hagpy. Thé>yhavé miondy in théir poch". Thé" fise rmd th. big vué olin:: 9of Our-Advertisers. ADVERTISER PAGE Ac Motor Sale..Cover 111 Albright Beauty Shop...... 10 Baird & Warner .......... 22 Bilann Pharmacy............ 9 Bloom Hall Dress Shop .10 Book Nook .......42 Braun Br..., Ou ......52 '.uou~aw u....................... «r Chicago & North Western Ry.. 33 C ommunity Theatre........ 47 Consumers Go ........ Cover IV: Co-Op, The ............. .42 Dy Dee Wash, mici.......... 21 Evahston 'Business College ... 43 Evanston Nash-LnFayete Co.. 17: ADVERTISER PAGE MeMmison, Miss ............ 5 Mercer Lumber Copnies . ...........cover IV Murine Go.............. ..42 Murphy-Miles Oit GCo.....2 National Gollege of Education. 2q*- Northwestern University..29 Pugliaruto, D. ..i.........-12 Peacook Ice Cream .......... 5 Pool &Piper ............. 43 Publisher's Book Review . ... 42 Public Service Co........... 28 Quinlan & Tyson .......2 Ray' SÇhoos....... Renneekar. Drui. Co ..........9q Rensch Warehouse .,......50 Ridge Avenue Pharnacy...9 Rosberg, J. T.............. 5 Sohloesser's ............... 7 Sechlrr'8.......... .......37 Sader.Cazel Drug Co..,.... ..9 Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Snydacker anid their son, Daniel, of .1340 .Chestnut Miss Betty Marshall i. cosvalescin avenue, returnec1 last Tuesday from a at her homne, 1040 Elpiwood avenu two weelcs' cruise to Porto Rico. from a f ractured ankle. ~~.~$-$AE TOUR IUCK$I"-$-$- Lyman Pharnssey......... 9,12 Marshall Field & C. ..19,39 Matbew Francis ........... 33 te Theatre .......... 47- Ge.. B., lac.u..... 26,27 M's................. 2