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h. is b.sf qualifi.d to examine and prescribe for y ou. Toe.t he*pr.scrip- lion which h. writes for you to Rennec- Iclar'S'Drug Co. where it WflI b. acCurat.Iy- and, prompfly com- pounded from pure druga b:y skiIIed Renneckar's D r u g Co. - s particularly W.II .equipped to furnish-ail n..ds of th. sici$ *specially during emergencies. D i r e c t ,messenger and mail deliveri. are maintained for Central-Wihnette Aveue&, Phno:WaiL 28-29 cago area. OJn vveanesday ne spoke at the University club in the city. DINNER FOR SPEAKER Mr. and Mrs. Tirreil Ferrenz; 511 Washington avenue, entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jacobs at dîinner -on Monday. Mr.. Jacobs, who is Cook County assessor, gave a talk on the sanie eveniing at the mionthly meetinig of' the Wilmette Property Owners' association, held at the Village. He discussed general taxation. Colgates, Tooth Paste, soe Bige. . GIllette Bine Blades, Minerai 011 & gr E nergine, KienRor Antlmeptic, 85e bottJe Hush Deodorant, soe ige ...... 35c 84c 3 6e 49C 42e Kemilworg-S4 A. M. t. 10 P. M. Boulevard Louis A; EliUsbarg, R. Ph. G. 1101 CENTR~AL AVE. Phone WiLmWrTB R4298 d i TME TWUITE MKDIT DRY CLEANLVG PRICESý :D RY cleaning prices have been footballed around to such, an. extent that rnany persons are absolutely confused, an~d haven't the least idea what a f air prite for good cleaning shouid be. depression andi econoinics, buta- e era of consciousness interpreted as aii "awareness of the rneaning of Our acts." W~e are not conscious at birth, -she- pointed out, for consciousniess is developed by hunian contacts.1 This fact was illustrated by specilic ex- amples. Dr. Hedger told of the*three ways of evading: consciousness - motor, seiisory, psychologic. She asked : "Why do some brainy people ýread, detective stories? Why do we go to the mtov- ies? and -explained : "We are evading consciousness. W~e do not want to face ail the realities of life. 'We want to get away f roth our. own thoughts. And into.this life of struggle, of rea- ties, we bring children., We have. put theni inito an 'era of pressure' so must arise to ht and help, them develop and advance in ai ways possible." Following tbis instructive talk. there wasa prograni by thbe pup.il.s of Miss Johansen's rooni entitled "The Secret Gardlen." Musical numnbers and poems were preseirtect between siceneq of- the pilay. The usual tea ,vas flot served since the cooking room wias used for elec- Mfrs. Quinlan and Mrs.- Snorf at- tended the state convention at Dan- ville April 19, 20 and 21. Roger Croire, 234 Raleigh road,' Keniilwvorth, is home from Lake For- est academy with a cold. Thuirs&ayo Sumsdy Inclusive 1/ Fried Spriug Chieken Fried to a golden' brown- with Frenchi fried potatois, 45, press who contribute to keep the needs and the activities of the organ- ization iii the public eye. Tie' two. inembers of the Kenilworth Infant Welfare society who represented thecir center this year were Mrs. Rus.sel Matthias, president, and Eleanior LI,- pincott, publicitv chairman. An conjunction with -Baby Week, which starts the first of Mai,, the Kenilworth Infant Welfare society, .a branch of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago, is starting, its annual drive. The Kenilworth. center is :the smallest center of a Il the branches of the organization. so that it is neccs- sary for its members. to.exe-rt ail their effort. toiniake a worthwhile success of anything theyv undertake. Their 'two la rgest undertakings of the year are the benefitbridge party and fashion show, which took place on April 5 at the Kenilworth club, and, the annual drive.. In the fal! several smialler events- are usually given.> Last. fal these inc'luded a. . football tea dance and a lingerie ex- jhibit. The proceeds froni the drive con-, stitute the greatest. part of the.suni, which this center is requïred to rai~e to maintain the Seward Park settle-ý ment station. The quota is $21.170 for one year. Consequently, it keeps the. thirty-five, members 'of Kenilworih's Infant Welfare center îrorking dili- gently torec this goal. William L. Morris Dies; Funeral Held on Monday William L. Morris, 110 Thirteenth street, (lied last Friday at his home. Hie was 07 ears old and had been a, Inechanical engineer. for many years., He iras also, an inventor of oiling sys- tenis. Nr.Morris, built the Chicago, Autora and Elgin power . plant at Batavia., Surviving hbu are hi$ widow, a former nimarriage, and two sisters. The funeral services and burial took; place at MIeniorial Park cenîetery last Monday. 1152 Central Wil. 320m.781 1165 Wilnette LAve. Iverything Ele'ctrical R1ANDLEV'S Form.rIY DutakEleciricC.. 4 Wiimette 214 1 ý