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WASHABLE SIK: D RES S ES ýFEA. TURI NG "HI,.- LI fabriecs, guaranteed' falst colorand flou. stretchable. Stun. ning. Sportsstl, dèlectable d etaàILs Wi.iteuand R* lovely colora. Two. picce styles, 12 to 20; one-piece., 14, to 42. Wit/ a wmçuscement of a contest whik twill award $200 tb the, most beautiful babies and small children on the north shore, en rieýs have> already begun coming in. Thse judkj- intg Li to be based intiroIy oni phêto- gro pls, antd above ïs one of the first t/sot hais been subNilted. Three Evanston photographers, Eu- gene L. Ray, the Bernie studio and J. D. Toloif, are cooperating in conduct- ing the contest. Entrants in the contest are required to subinit photographs made by one of these phobographers. Other ruies governing the contest ap- pear elsewhere in tbis issue. HAVE DAUWITER Mr. and Mrs. Will iarn Jarvie Wor- cester of Montclaii, N. J., announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday, May 9. They have named the baby Barbara. Before her marriage. Mrs. Worcester was Florence Branson of- Wilmette. AT Dr. I: DENTAL CONVENTION Donald M. Gallie and Dr. Don- .Gallie, Jr., of Wilmette, left ýv ninrnina' tngdrive tri Ouinev. mette Wednesda.y by Sergeaiit ler- mnan G. Vance, and later ini the day was given a prelimiraary hearing be- foré Police Magistrate John J. Peters. James Estes and his son, George,,* went to Oak Park- Tuesday and ex- amined articles foutid on McConnell, among which they identified. a watch, belonging to Mrs. George Estcs, and a watch ýwhich had been presented to James Estes by.bue Commonwealth- Edison.,coinpany upon, his retirement f rom that concern. - MtConnell's partner in crime, Arn- brose Adams,-,alias Oscar Johnsoni, who had béen arresbed recently' by Chicago 'police, :confessed:, to many burgiaries and stabed that McCon- neil had the booty. Adams +-len com- mitted suicide. As Adams, and perhaps M cConnell,, had been "working" ail along the orth shore,' Chief McGuïre bopes that the arrest will clear. up other burgiaries. North Shore Represented at C. D. A. Camp Benefit The State Junior department of th-, Catholic Daughters 'of America wilI have a style show and card party ýat the Palmer House Saturday after- noon, May 18, for the benefit of their camp fund. Junior courts throughout the stabe are working for thc success of this affair, the north shore being represenbed by Miss Betty Kalmes Of 'Wilmotte-n Mrs. Louise Cioleman ofEvajiston and their respective coun- selors. Ptoceeds frçni* the party will go to the camp which wilI be held again at "Justamere Farm," Tinley Park, Ill., during the month of Au- .,Ist. Tickets may be obtained atthe Pl'amer flouse the day of the party.. FREGOLF LMSONS Johnny Takach, "'Pro" at Black-' heath golf club, Northbrook,' an- nounces that he is giving free instruc- tion to classes for children 15 years and under each Friday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock and on Saturday morn- 1111suce New Swr& oruerly of wimem ie past twfo ycars ier way.to Boston. Kerr, 70 Forest ess at a bridge ismnall group of ts IHarry Kidder, who bas spent China arnd l on: i. i g L TH E R*: OB É,tRY CI LYTTrON a LHýShermanad Charch-VAO 19 27ý