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books on timely subjects. Special collections are neéded for the refâ€" erence room, the children‘s rooms, for technical, art, and other departâ€" ments. Books will wear out in servâ€" ice and need to be replaced. To be reasonably adequate in The chief librarian should adminâ€" ister the entire library system and be responsible to the library board. A détailed scheme of service, based upon size, type, and resources of the library, must, be worked out by the ‘individual librarian and trusâ€" tees, A committee of the Ameriâ€" can Library Association is engaged in working out basic schemes. Book Collection To meet the varied needs and inâ€" terests of a community, a broad colâ€"| lection of books, pamphtets, and pe~' riodicals on a wide range of sub~| jects is necessary, with intensive duplication of titles in fields of spe-g cial interest, constantly freshened by the addition of new books and | bers must be well educated, possess at least one year of library school training or its equivalent, and have special aptitude and qualifications for the particular work of each. Salaries of professional librarians should be comparable with those of other professions, and the work of professional librarians sharply difâ€" ferentiated from that of clerical or subâ€"professional workers. The staff should be of sufficient size to perâ€" mit efficient operation for as many houts as may be necessary for the needs of the community. | PRENCH LICK, INDIANA _ © *Home of Pluto Water" * T. D. TAGCART, Pres. _ H. J. FAWCETT, Mgr. â€" _ Reasonably adequate library serâ€" vice includes a main library with reading room facilities; special proâ€" vision for children; lending, referâ€" ence, and periodical collections adeâ€" quate to the needs of the communâ€" ity; a professional staff of high quality and adequate number; and such branches and other cfistribntâ€"‘ ing agencies as the area and topoâ€" graphy of the city may require. The book collection must be well catalogued, so that the needed book | can be found easily, and such lendâ€" ing records established as to proâ€" vide easy use and protection from loss. Hours of opening will vary! with community needs. . [ The Staff , Since a professional library stafl‘ carries on educational, adthinistraâ€". tive, and technical services, its mem-’ ity.. It strengthens and extends apâ€" pre¢iation of the cultural and spiritâ€" ual values of life. It offers opporâ€" tunities for constructive use of the new leisure. It serves all ages and all classes. ‘ that every man, woman, and child may have the means of selfâ€"educaâ€" tion and recreational reading. The library provides materials for eduâ€" cation and advice in their use. It diffuses information and ideas necâ€" essary to the present welfare cndi future advancement of a communâ€" 2.3 °0. _ ,or Chauffeur, $5.00 per day (when with other guests),"" GOLF $1.00 PER DaY .00 for Valley Coutre nnd HePF > _ gs __", _ 5. »!Pusand or more miles, some from over seas for French Lick‘s waters are famous on the Continent too. For youâ€"the trig with all its benefits may be had at the exâ€" Kem of a few hours‘ travel &nd an astoundingly few dolâ€" rs. L Come Nowâ€"French Lick‘s climate is glorious in the fall and severe winter weather is rare. For the go!fcr or rider every day of the year will bring new delights. Only five days out of each of the f:“ five winters has the golfer been compelled to forego h favorite sport out of doors. â€" Give us 10 days of your time and we‘ll give you a refresh renewed body and a new mental picture of mo. ; hed, Wire or write ‘for reservations or descriptive booklet. ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH AND MEALS ?. person, per day ...3# The owners of thousands of America‘s great names have come here religiously once or twice a year â€"taken the waters, engo.yed moderate exercise, slept unbroken nights in the soporific:â€"air of the Cumberland foothills, and gone home to the problems of business, finance, the arts, the realm of sport, refreshed and with healthy bodies equipped to meet tfi: problems of their busy lives. They are coming now â€" and their children too. _ ; & Some come a thousand or more miles, some from over seas for French Lick‘s waters are famous on the Continent too. For youâ€"the trig with all its benefits may be had at the exâ€" pense of a few hours‘ travel And an astiamn,s2 71 "} C #* Will you risk a few daysâ€"a week or tenâ€"a few dollarsâ€" for a year‘s health ? (holouh-flov-huug 1983, to March 1st, 1934) FRENCH LICK SPRINGS HOTEL NEW LOW PRICES FRENCH LICK ‘HICHLAND PARK PUBLC LIBRARY â€" ~HICHLAND PARK ILLINOIS 18) Sells Health! . 4 fln hi â€" day. $â€"hole Pitch and }-'-:n SuBe lh-nl?-h‘ Waters. Ping Pong. Beg elay Avery night P The allotment of at least 55 per cent of the total income for the salâ€" aries of the library staff (not inâ€" cluding janitors, engineers, et cetâ€" era), 25 per cent for books, periodâ€" icals, and binding, and 20 per cent for all other expenditures is a fair standard. Local conditions involvâ€" ing the cost of building maintenâ€". ance, the area and density ‘of pop-; ulation as affecting the number of branches, and other factors, will in-! evitably affect the distribution. Ini general, the largest libraries willi spend more than the percentage inâ€" dicated for library salaries and less for books, periodicals,‘ and binding. Communities desiring full develâ€" opment of library service will find it necessary to provide a support much larger than the minimum, Exâ€" pert special services in coâ€"operation with local industries and’interests.‘ and extensive work with the pnblic‘ schools are examples of desirable 1i+> brary activities which cannot be adeâ€" quately maintained, upon the minâ€" imum income of $1 per capita. The exact minimum depends upon the size, location, and character of the community.© The small town must usually spend more than $1 per capita to cover minimum essenâ€" tials, or reduce unit costs by enâ€" larging the area of service and supâ€" port. ‘ First columnâ€"Per Cent of popuâ€" lation registered as borrowers; Secâ€" ond columnâ€"Number of books lent per capita. ‘ * |% Cities of over 1.000.000 inhsbitants C 9t x Cie ce . o vab uce mR aeie mdns Many of the most importa‘nt liâ€" brary services cannot be measured statistically. Examples of such serâ€" vices are the provision of reference and study facilities, encouragement of purposeful reading by adults, special services relating to the domâ€" inant local industries, organized coâ€" operation with the <public schools, study and discussion groups, lee-‘ thres, and exhibitions. quantity, the library in a city of 200,000 inhabitants and over should have at least 1% books per capita; in a city of $10,000â€"200,000, 2 books per capita; and in a city of less than 10,000, 3 books per capita. Measuring the Use of the Library The active library is constantly trying, through publicity and extenâ€" sion agenciés, to intensify and exâ€" tend its service to the community, It is not satisfied to cater only to students, general readers, and chilâ€" ‘dren, but endeavors to be useful to the business interests, industrial workers, technicians, public officials, and other special groups. s E d oo pport f Park, who is nat 5 in thod,l preservation as well as in the Clty 2| the natural beaut :nnltne s""’?’ has lnbmitt NORT*" Snore Gas COMPANY% pHi 1 > Telemnhona Hinhland Darlk 1900 4om E _ Billy: It doesn‘t blow f6r:â€"the fire, it blows for water. Theytve got the fire.â€"The American Legipn Weekly Bulletin. + 149‘ All Explained _ Johnnie: Why _ does| t blow for a fire? i "Permission was applied for to shoot the pests, but the |authorities said that shooting would involve a big fine, to say the leagt.. So the little creatures were allowed to cavyâ€" ort over roofs and through attics, cunningly nesting in the attresses and chewing up ‘every} carefullyâ€" stored article on the pre iges, with the result that in theint careering they ‘crossed the electri¢g wires in the attic, causing a fearful conflagâ€" wation. If the disaster hgd oeccurred in the middle of the pight,. instesd“ of the early evening, any lives; would have been lost, hut the squirâ€"| rels would have gong free under protection." o 50 C â€" "Quite recently somé~of their ‘pranks and frolicsom?':in P ug:d a most disastrous fire which fortunâ€" ately did not take any hnman lives, but which might never have ocâ€" curred if the law had.Had a little more: consideration ‘fok | people‘s lives than for squirrels‘ lives. J "Those charming . little animals from whom Highland Park has such a sentimental admiration,, are to numbers of its cmulg very grave anxiety. r all, 1t mhust be reâ€" membered tha \ghey,. are rodents, and rodents‘ are wenet@lly in disâ€" repute. o9 N1 :; The owner of a home in Highland Park, who is naturally interested in the preservation of property as well as in the vation of the natural beauty ‘of the North Shore, has submitted the following article, the subject being the menâ€" mce which squirrels présént unless they are properly curbeld. ‘ ELECTROLUX ... as Menacing Daily ¢rd;dgeryâ€"or Cooking Ease? and see the You do not spend tedious, unnecessary houts in your kitchen satisfied with the uncertain results from an outâ€"ofâ€"date cooking a modérn gas ‘ragge in your kitchen, cooking hours are reduced oneâ€"haltâ€"anid gesults are. uniform and dependable. Today‘s gas range has oven heat control, automatic top burner lighting, oven insulation, time control clock, speed butners, large utensil drawer, beautiful design and finish. A variety of madels ®QNAifU UHAWt £ the whistle t control, automatic top burner lighting, oven ntrol clock, speed butners, large utensil drawer, d finish. A variety of models. Visit our display ge for your kitchen. *HE PRESS ’ ‘Denies North Shore i Freight Service Plan "Collection argl delivery of froighk; was efiblishe by the Pennsylâ€"| vania Railroad in cities and comâ€", munities. local to its line for the: purpose| of providing more. nearly, completée transportation service to;’ the pub%ic. There was a definite, demand for this type of service and . since its inauguration only a month ago it has shown a steady increase, day by |day and is proving to be one of the outstanding innovations | of modetn transportation." ‘ _ "In compliance with the present! tariff governing the collection and delivery of freight in the ‘storeâ€"toâ€"| door‘ gervice, the Pennsylvania is permitted to provide such service‘ only to the immediate territory which it serves, So it cannot, un-‘ der this tariff, ask for a franchise to inaugurate this new type of serâ€"| vice in the North Shore territory,f‘ even if! it so desired. Collections| and deliveries of Crailroad freight by the Willett Company are made’ only within the corporate limits of | Chicago, ; | R RELIABLE LAUNDRY Pénna%lviniu Railroad or through the Willett Company. "The Pennsylvania Railroad is not planning .to: extend its soâ€"called ‘*storeâ€"toâ€"door‘ service to. the North Shore | suburbs and has made no application ‘to use the streets through any of the North Shore towns, ‘either in the name of the "storeâ€"toâ€"door" freight pickup and delivery service to North Shore towns, as alleged in petitions being cireulated: to prevent the erection of freight platforms. The railroad announcement reads as follows: DRY CLEANING CO. _ . 4. C O _ with casy purchase events as this January $2 down sale on modern gas appliances. If you install a gas appliance in your home Â¥OW â€"you take advantage of your greatest opportunity to buy at moderate price and on convenient terms. Make January your own "Home Equipping Month." Come in or telephone for full particulars. * . Mf I There are few such easy purchase events as modern gas appliances. If you install a gas | Phl:‘g. P. 178 qUALITY LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS down is all y o u pay ; now fo install anE GAS APPLIANCE |â€" Everything you wantâ€"nothâ€" ing you do not want â€" is found in Electrolux, the autoâ€" matic, airâ€"cooled gas refrigerâ€" ator. Electrolux makes steady cold without machinery, movâ€" ing parts, vibration, noise or wear. Costs less to use than any other refrigerator! Leads in dependability. Makes plenâ€" ty o? ice cubes. A complete line of models for every reâ€" quirement. Come in. See Elecâ€" trolux features! Or telephone. Aut.omatic Refrigerator Telephone Highland Park 3300â€"3301 has everything you want in an Ea ND your kitchen from choice! cooking _appliantvej' With a new $2 down Easy Terms John’um:dlcdmmh.nm wood Avé and Green Bay Road, land Park,<who has been delivering a series of Sunday talks at the St. Rev. J, H. Taylor Ends 31 South St. Johns Ave. Phon FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Advertisement in today‘s (Thursds .._ Chicago Daily News for our â€" Week-l!iiil_gpeclala BUS TERMINALS COMPANY | 35 W. VanBuren St. Tel Wahach ttia «& K RosErt W. PEase | Nor are you 2t iMinabtiie ht tfi mchd NP Artaid HOT water faucets will supply hot water? An automatic gas water beater gives you the dependables carefree hot water service you need fot complete comfort and conâ€" wenience. It needs mno attention. It is teliable. And prices are unusually moderate. Sizes for all needs. Ask now for the facts. _A_l_fl'omqtic Gas All types When you have HOT water the wbole family is bappier and your housebold runs more smoothly. Whi_ not make .sure that . your know you‘ll always have _ HOT water SPECIAL FALL RATE% TO ALL CITIES .‘x‘ It‘s a Comfort to WE SERVE LIGHT Lbuqutons Pharmacist S§EE!! â€" loadth.m THURSDAY, JANY Taylor by the gave his last one Sunday. . y at moderate price ‘"Home Equipping â€" Tel. 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