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Slip Oft a paîr Of thoe .remarkable AxùrIfte Glams. for your nexi. Wgol me-or *heniever you need protection from the uns glare-. Med s8» boy everythig appears in normal natural colon w ithout that "darkelllng up** so fr.quent In ordinary sun glasses. Azurlite> I*sBue.»Oe ptioally ground and offer safe, comfortable protection fom, thr Sun. Slip-on glasses $3.00. In brown. natural 'or White frara... from $.50. Other sun glasses tram $2.00. A surise Ienses also ,'ecopsmended qvound to vour ouuiu trescrs>fton. AIMEZR COU AND COMPANY, 1645 u RRINGTON AVIENUE, EVANBTON 105 N0m wAmASnnAVEt. 10 SOUYH LA SALIS S?. Vl aS»T ACESON DLVD. Doiiii Grattan, popular yolung Chicago baritoe, t's the sckeduled soloist for the'second pro gram of thée llinois Symphony orchestra concerts, to be givenon Wedùesý. day evening, July 13, at 8:30 o'clock, in Wilmettc's 4Washington' park arnphitheatre. HERE FOR SUMMER Mr. and Mrs. E. D.* Hale- family. of Oak Park have taken bhouse of Mrs. Sarah -D. Kriebel, and the 619 nàtive land, fell a victim of fana-tical' persecution and was,,pt t death on July, 9, 1850, in the barra*ýckc square of Tabr iz. In 1863, Baha'u'llah, founder of the B3aha'i faith, proclaimed 'that he was the "One" whose coming 'had been, proclaimeld by the Bab. Bahà'u'Ilah was exiled f romn place. 1ta place,. and' was finally banished for life. to the prison. city of, Acca, Syria, now Pales- tine, a prisoner unider the' Turkish government. During these 40 years of exile, be, was engaged in wriiting the revelation of which.he was the hearer, and in teac.hing and training his fol- Tvanaus* Dfflt~ wc do for. 'isis, corme FIEEý You watch us the -next time you stop. YOU'11 'notice that your oil and water are checked-your windshield and back win- goveruuIInIIr or noth-native bnom and foreigner. The camel is nlow of- ficially non-existent, pictures of these animaIs even being prohibited froni being sent out of the country i let- ters, as the country is motorized. James P. McCormick of Winnetka, who received his Ph.D. at Northwest- ern university in June, 1937, and who bas .iust returned f romn an extended visit to Iran, traveled bv motor. don- ne Tlaugnrit EngIish in the University, of Tihiran for one year. Most of the important cities %vhiich figure importantly in Baha'i history were also visited, especially Bushire, Meshad, Baghdad and Tihran. He yvas the first American man ta have visi.ted the birtbplace of the Bab in Shiraz. On bis return trip be paid a visit to the holy shrines at Haifa and 332 Linden Avenue Wi Imefle 50 '.ý11