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WILLITS HUDSON-ESSEX Hudson-Essex Prices Reduced ;,s:teT:t%T::ere' BUY NOW 509 Central Avenue Salon and Service vIIIN wares: A now and complete m-lertion of Queen Quality Shoes for young modems in the latest mode. Phom slog to tass rICE At last-footwear that's feminine from heel to toe and yet completely comfortable from the moment you slip it on! The artfully concealed 'plot:).,;"")').'),' Florsheim “Feeture arch" braces up vlity b'hoes fy' vour instep without marring the m: modems m . latvst mode. graceful outline of your shoes. Most St les 10.50 $6.50 y $ and On Thursday evening. September 5. the thid Fellows will hold I curd mlbunco party at Odd Fellows hull til Laurel avenue. The public is in- 'ited to attend. SMART SHOES Announcing . . . Card Party Sept. 25 You are cordially invited during the week of Monday, September 22, to the display of New Modes for Fall and Winter LORETTA SHOP The arrival of our new F'LORSHEIM SHOES lit North Sheridan Road WW” for woman THE PRESS Miss Virginie Grant of 535 Lnurel avenue entertained twelve guests at luncheon end bridge on Saturday It the Medinnh Athletic club in honor of a number of the girls who left for various school: this week. Telephone H. P. 456 l.‘ Telephone H. P. 463 In appreciation of the work done fur the blind by the students of The Mallinckrodt, the Red Cross provid_ed B very enjoyable program at the school, Wednesday afternoon. Miss Dineen and Miss Hayes, both em- ployed at the Red Cross office, Chi- cago, together with Miss Ford, who although blind, is an accomplished dramatist and soloist, and her ac- companist visited the school. The songs and readings given by Miss Ford held the undivided attention of the students for a great portion of the afternoon. Students of The Malinckrodt have been very active in the transcribing of books for the blind. Special classeé in Braille were organized last year for students who wished to give their spare time after school hours to this praise-worthy work. They were so fascinated with it that it held their attention during the summer months. New classes in Braille will also be opened this year at The Mallinckrodt. Provide Fine Program for Blind, Wednesday Warns Against Sleek Magazine Salesmen A warning against sleek haired young men purporting to be selling magazine subscriptions to win I scholarship at Northwestern univer- sity was issued yosterdly by President Walter Dill Scott. Several complaints have been received recently by Pres. ident Scott from persons who have been victimized by these alleged col- lege students. "Northwestern university awards no scholurships for magazine sub- scriptions," said President Scott, “and no one is authorized to solicit sub. seriptions in the name of the univer- sity." Rev. K, A. Roth returned Tuesday trom Portsmith, Ohio, where he has been in charge of the First Evangeli- cal church for the pest six weeks. He will iutairt'resame his work at Lake Forest college, where he is a Profes- sor of History and Literature of Re. Iigion. Mrs. Edward Stronger and son Tom and daughter Dorothy returned yes- terday morning from a three months sojourn in England and on the conti- nent. Mrs. Lester Olson entertained " two tables of bridge last Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles J. Clark of Ridge- wood drive, is entertaining thunpbell Chapter Guild at a card party this afternoon at her home. She is being assisted by Miss Allen. Mr. and Mrs. T. 'S.vDufry and Mrs. James Nolan spent the week-end at Middle Inlet, Wis. INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP INSTRUCTION PIANO _ VIOLIN . VOICE Galanda Benz Richardson Local and Personal [mom given " Elm Flute and Grembay Rand School- . A or Homes. - PHONE HIGHLAND PARK WN-- Thursday, Sept. 18, 1930