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6 INNEINS worly INE SATURDAY, JANUaYY 17, 1920 ph LOANS TO FARMERS , I, The bill introduced by Represent- ¥ : Paid ek ' ' a : - . ative Carl W. Riddick. 'of Montana fo 3 pig e : to provide $4,000000 for loans to 4 : farmers in drought-stricken sections é uc ti on a e of the United States for the purpose of seed for the 1920 spring planting is mieiing Pid general approval imong the farmers. It is stated in : . If ms formers Sp Slated in i of our elie line of any farmer in a greater sum th: <300, and that all loans shall be at rerican an Imported HIS YEAR the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs will through Rusianal ou state banks, and : i celebrate the completion of twenty-five years of constructive {crop planted with the sced so se. || N : work. You know its manifold avenues of usefulness and to cured. Ri one making a false oth eather ovelties what extent progress has been made through its depart-|as to the facts is fined $1,000 or im- |} " : ments of work. Better conditions for women in industry, shorter prised si% months or hoth, Photo Frames in Silver 4 hours of work--partial sufirage--improved child labor laws--birth and French Gilt registration--library extension and legislation on many important subjects, have been sponsored and helped by federated club women a) il Jewel Cases of Pearl and standing together for justice and equity. Its twelve departments of i} 4 work, specializing as they do along definite lines have succeeded in A Title Page Bronze - spreading much helpful knowledge and disseminating propaganda. From Our | S i Si 1 M hB Recently in response to a growing demand for better centralized ih teriin iver es a effort, headquarters have been opened at 634 Fine Arts building, 1920 Catalog oi Vv g gs, Chicago, for the convenience, comfort and use of every member of ni anity Cases, Ete. the Federation. Here the technical business of the Federation will gi be transacted with greater accuracy and efficiency than ever before. i A wide variety of small Here, too, can be obtained all sorts of information relating to Federa- tion matters. | Bronzes, Opera Glasses, Tt 1s believed that every club woman will want these federation ( : activities increased rather than curtailed. In fact, the delegates {3 Traveling Clocks, Russian at Peoria so expressed themselves when they voted to raise a Silver Placques, and all- the-year Jubilee Extension Fund of 25,000 dollars to fittingly celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Federation, a thousand dollars for Gift Goods, at every year the Federation has been in existence. Fifty cents from 3 each member will not only finance the work this year, but will also 7 % farnish the substantial foundation for the endowment fund so long S37 C coveted and planned, and so greatly needed. : Ein Wallace W. Kerr, assisted by Mrs. Donald M. Gallie, and Ral . Thi ! " ; Mrs. M. E. Barker, have been appointed to the Silver Jubilee Fx- vis is an unusual opportunity to secure some very tension Fund committee at the Wilmette Woman's club. Rubber Sundries fine rare and artistic articles. Many items are now 5 CET . 2 ayy ol. unprocurable and will not appear in American shops A most interesting meeting of the [ested in the informal opening of the | pf The Right Kind || again. Prices are lower than will ever again prevail on Wilmette Woman's club, preceded by | Smith College Waffle Shop, held i this class of merchandise. a luncheon served to nearly two |Tuesday afternoon, when the Evans- For Every Need hundred members, was fed at the ton Smith College pk Shicreyned 8 i J club house on Wednesday. The host- | the members of the 1icago fund es of the afternoon were Mesdames |committee of the four million dotlar | W. H. Salisbury&Co. J C Clar S David J. Davis and Wiley Haven Salone, und at Phe 'Barn Swal- | : Est. 1855 i Jones. "The meeting was in charge | low," Sheridan road, between Hin-| Ul SSM 308 W. Madison St. I Ww. of the Child and Home department, {man and Chicago avenues, Evanston. | alll he * al - of which Mrs. Davis is chairman, Yeh Biber of ihe Sa College | hSAY CHICAGO 218 224 South abash Avenue and was open to the women of the |circle brought a cake ot kitchen soap | \ 47 Between Franklin and Marke! Sis. Bet A Village. At this time Rev. Stephen [and a dish towel as a good will of- Nes og Phone Frankiin 5744 etween Adams and Jackson A. Lloyd of the Congregational fering to the new venture. It is church cave the first of a series of | hoped that north shore motorists EC talks regarding the home and home wi i Siyantegs of the Jie Jhon mae - te = nt po A fife. His subject, Wednesday was |and drop in on their way ior a jolly | QF sfe) mala) = HOEIOK IOEIOL TOENIOX © fs -------- "preasures and Treasure Houses". cup of tea. i] : ou SIORIONINORNe OE | "Treasure Houses are the Homes, ae o y and Treasures are the children in| There will be a meeting of the : ® the home, the children of America," | Wilmette Catholic Woman's club on : said Rev. Lloyd, who has a most Friday, January 23, at the Wilmette | pleasing and humane way of explain- [Woman's club. ; 3 3 ing the faults ond the virtuesfofl. 2 ~~ +. 0.0 Fon 0 g homes. The Child and Home depart- | i ment feels assured that the remain- | Kl Klub Subscription D i GC ing lectures, the second of which is ever Alubd Subscription Dance L CT to be given next rasa after- : P 0 LG ELE RIC noon at the club house at 3 o'clock, ' will be well attended. Rev. Lloyd EVANSTON WOMAN'S CLUB '2485 hs 8 real gssage Every Saturday Night Subscription $1.50 arf : ugmenting the program were sev- SE 1 4 To/eda. eral delightful musical selections by Saxepiwtic, Banjo, Violin ,Piz end Dive BAY 1 Miss Kathryn Browne, contralto, 3 / o i companied by Mrs. Paul Fowler o il | Wilmette. 0 Fast and Roomy j Smith college w women along the ' The reat seat 3s instantly adi S 1¢ Tear s instantly adjustable to seat three, npeth shore Will be intensely inter INSIST UPON The two front seats are comfortable yet fold entirely I BH THE BEST away when not needed. i Ee RE ae a Come in and see the convenience of this seating arrange- | DO STOP IN TO SEE MY ment, Equipped with electric brake and quick exchange I Pp i 1 g : ULTRA-FASHIONABLE IT COSTS . battery. | EVENING AND AFTERNOON YOU NO MORE i | GOWNS | : | MN on wo | i And Ready-to-W-ar Street Dresses | 8 ; i o S 1 also have for your approval som: | 1 very "chic" TRICOTINE Dresses BUT TER-NUT |! and JERSEY WAISTS. | 2 f | n |} 7 HE BREAL I | oy . / 74 i ed | ] | : 4 Ply i Of) pits | ile i Af A i! 1a gi | PACKAGE CAKES HE | ! { | i 1310 Stevens Building, Chicajo ||| EIGHT NAR TIS 31} i! 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