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.69c, 79ci, I $1 .35 TAYLOnie DEPT. STORE 1193 WILMETTE AVE. BLU 1DiRD SPECIL Ardie Skaw'u Sennaticnal tbeme long ' tenewj swing sen,tio.n- Artie Shawl% "NOýN-SIth PFLIGHI"'tl 35rV made by Victor .Ldwa stla Ma~'y f RCAnd7, àoI P3 p . L_5. ., ontie NBÉ; Mme j%.tarà -*%au- 7-, il5 Si WIm.t$e Av*. Wit.iwtte 568 D~y Christmas Selst T/xRO1 Planning Ne T ierBzoar. B Busy as, beavers zthis week are the girls abotre. stuclents. at Neu: Trier Township -High school. who are to stage their biennial. ba.-aar in order to raise rnonev'for the Girts' club scholarship fund. Leit iG right: <eatE-d MryMac- OLD FRTEN DS mEET alister, secretary of the club: Patty tA n jnterestinlg feature of Sunday Chancellor. presîdent. Janie Recor ds. ihsprga the e Trier c1-irn ýeer p!oynet cmmi- Suxda'fZVeni l eub h d to do, with.I tee; standing, Frances Schipfer. teitouto ftesekr lx treasurer: Pattv HarSha-.w., firnancial n rKrnkpeieto h commtte charma. an Jor~neFehRusS"afl dumna during the brief per- senthal. publicitv cormmi.ttee chair- ; fis xsecepeiuS ot. man. inFpect advertisiflg posters. olshf ik rexistin. eitws anouthe- ced that the famous speaker -would HERE FR0"! AUSTRALIA be introducted by E. S. Neushal, 9161 .Mr. and 'Mrs. Glenn A. Hutt (Ph,ý1 Greenw,,ood avenue. .Winnetka, who is FuermanuV arrived last Saturday aarebrf.Krnysp- 1ngtfrom their 'home in Australi'a litical maberfet Mr eushul s o and are with the latter's parents. been a resident --f Winnetka for the 1 1 ý- "'ýrcT W- Fuermann of fi-çe vpars. City Deliveries Trunks to Ail Depots WILMETTE EXPRESS James P. Dewar *il. 2897 D.Charles F. Wishart. president. ofWooster since '1919 and pastor of the Second Presbyteriafl Church of Chicago 1914-1919, will be the guest of the club for this dinner. GraduateS :and former students ()f Wooster. living in 28 comrnunities: in, Illinois and three in Indiana, includ- ing the North: Shore are inicluded in the Chicago. club's district. Officers of the club are Calvin F .Selfridge, 1133 Pine street, Winnêtka, president,; L. Mation Wallace, Chi-: cago, vice.pre.sident; Miss Betty Lee Wvilson, Chicago, secretary, and.Ms Lillian M. .Gruenbaum. Chicago, as- sistant secretary., Ask Appr oval of New Subdivision Plans 1iienry A. Erlinger, 24i Dodge'ave- nue. Evanston, appeared before the Village board Tuesday night, seek- ing approval of plats for the sub- ]division anfd developrment of vacant property ýwest of Ridge avenue, ly- ing between H~arvard avenue and Tw.enty-third street, and extendîng from Lake avenue tco Wa;shineton: avenue. Mr. Erlinger stàted that he ýwas acting for the owners, C. W. Brauni, I 21Lake avenue, and John Fiegen, 1 2111 Schiller street, both o--f whom- were present. P 1 a t s presented. showed 12 building lots ta. .the block. nomn jJL1J am d i tie VIJ. - 5 i Jjui w: -VIa, of. t h e' Wilrnette Congregatinal church Friday of this xeek, follovw- WHOOPING COUGH CASES ing luncheon. has selected for her For the week ending Decemiber 3, reading, "The Circle," by Somerset the Wilmette Health cepartment re- Maugham. and "'TNelfth Christ- ports the following communicable' mias," a short play.' disease cases: Whooping cough, 4