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tuUY 9 at the home of .. Monday, Tuesday-Feb. 20-21 F0 · BOLLAR . DAYS Pork Loiaa, 5 lbs. . ............................... ~ ...... . S.t Pork t1lopa, 4 lbs. . ...................................... . 4 lbs., th 2 qts. Sauer Kraut ...................... . Lamia a.o,. (Rih), 2~ lbs. . .................................... . Lamia Stew (Breast), 8 lbs. . ...................................... . Mrs. :McCullin, 514 Maple avenue for the mothers of the fifth grade children in Kiss MePartlin's room. Mrs. Speer and Mrs. Anderson were joint hostesses. ·Mr-. Rehfeld, rooin mother, urged ~ry parent to join the Art league, makmg the room 100 percent. Mrs. Freeman, president of the P. T. A., spoke on the Shakespeare . Memorial, an~ asked all who would bke to swell the f1JI!d to ~o so and make it a true. memortal w~t~ the names to go down .m the Memor1al book to stand for all tame. Twenty- three mothers and three teachers were present. ~efreshments were served and a very delightful afternoon was spent. .N eriJ Trier S.till Art Exhibill to T~ro~tbewa~ ~-~::m;,a;nt . F oreig,tJ Countrie_6 MOIIIilili·,·.Eajo,. P. T. K-· Ta at McOdlin Home Pot Rout, . TO HAVE MUSICALE Mrs. W. C. Doering, 424 Lake avenue has invited Miss Anna Chinlund and' her pupils to a musical afternoon at her home Saturday, February 18. Miss Chinlund is in -charge of the Wilmette branch of the Columbia School of Music, 627 Eleventh street. MIAMI U. DINNER TONIGHT The Alumni association of Miami university at Oxford, Ohio, is giving its annual banquet this evening at 6:30 o'clock, at the Woman's City club in Chicago. Dr. Lowell D. Sno~f is president of the Alumni association. Dr. Maude Blakeman Sands, 1024 Central avenue, went to the Osteopathic hospital in Chicago Tuesday to undergo a tonsil operation. She will remain in the hospital this week. -oMrs. L. M. Pedigo, 115 Robsart road, Kenilworth, left Sunday evening to spend the remainder of the winter in Los Angeles. c.-., 4 lbs. . ...................................... . Steak, 2~ lbs. . .................................... . MiD.ce Meat, Veribeat Brand, · 26-oz. jar, 3 for .............................. . f~~Buna, · 1'0 cans ..................................... . 6 large bottles .............................. . Two exhibits of Art work by pupsls of the New Trier High sch~l are being sent to foreign countraes where they will be exhibited in Europe and Japan. The first group, t:omposed of about 75 pieces. representing every phase of work done in the art department of the ·local school, is being sent to Japan. This exhibit, whch has been prep~!ed by the pupils under the superv1s1~n of Miss Olive Grover and Msss Catherine M. Murphy of the New Trier faculty, is designed to illustrate two points : friendship of the American people for Japan and the American type of Art work. Negotiations for a return exhibit are also being made by the school. The other exhibit is being sent to the Sixth International Congress for Art Edu-cation and Art and Drawing in Industry which is to be held· at Prague. The American exhibits are being collected at Hartford, Conn., where the best pieces will be selected and sent on to Prague. The two groups of Art work bring the total of such exhibits to four for New Trier during this year as entries in the Art League contests and the Union League club Washington Birthday contests have previously been sent. Anne Kathryn Cummiskey, 1336 Elmwood avenue, entertained fourteen of her little friends from 4 to 6 Tuesday afternoon, at a Valentine party given in cele.bration of her eighth birthday. That same evening, her mother, Mrs. Edward F. Cummiskey, entertained at bridge in honor of her husband, Dr. Cummiskey, whose birthday also. occurs on the same day as his daughter's. .._. Readered Leaf Lard, 6 lbs. . ...................................... . · Bacoa, Armoar'a Star aacl Swift'· Premium, - 3 lbs. . ...................................... . DoUar Da:rss rl'eb. 20~21·t Steveoa' Bleached Linen ~ · " S ycla. for ..... . II iach by II inch Sheets, . Goocl Quality, each ...... . 31 inch Pillow SI I At Our Dr~ Goods SI SI 45-inch All Linen Lunch . Ootba, each ............. . . ...... .. ~ Men's Blue Denim Overalla ................ . Men's White Broadcloth Shirts, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SI SI SI SI Table Oildoth, 48-iach, 4 ycla. for . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . !.adiea' Houae SUppen, · ~ paot .···········.···· SI SI SI · Men'· Blue Chambray Work Shirts .......... ~ .. Many Other Items Will be Sold for ......... . o.w. and Eacla in Children'· Shoea. $2 a Pair, per SI SI S · I ahoe $1