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oa 6 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1915. FINE SCHOLARSHIP IN HONOR SOCIETY | For the first time in the history of the school the fine scholarship shown by New Trier students during their four years' course is being acknowl- edged by the public presentation of | pins making them members of an | honor society. At a special gathering ! held ' yesterday morning, in the as- sembly room, twenty students who | have made a splendid record in | scholarship were awarded pins and formed into an honor society that will | set a high standard for students in the | years ahead. The society is composed of ten boys and ten girls. They are fine examples of what can be accomplished through skillful training. By their high grade of workmanship they have estab- lished a custom in the school which will be an incentive to all the other students. The names of the members of the honor society are: Francis Allen, Ogden Cook, Theodore Cox, An- drew Digre, Noble Hale, Merriman Hess, Sydney Huguenin, Malcolm Melville, Hovey Tinsman, James Weart, Jr., May D'Arcy, Gladys Fow- ler, Jane Kendall, Marcelle Laval, Ruth Lieber, Helen Parrish, Mary Quayle, Elizabeth Shipman, Violet Talbot and Cheryl Windes. MISS BEEBE TO SPEAK. At the next regular meeting of the Woman's Club on Thursday the pro- gram will be under the charge of the Educational Committee, Miss Cath- erine Beebe, who has done such splen- did work for the Girls' I.eague in Evanston, will talk on "Vacation Oc- cupations." MEN'S CLUB MEETS MONDAY EVENING At the meeting of the Men's <¢lub of the Congregational church, to be held at Community House, Monday evening, the subject of vocational edu- cation will be discussed. The speakers for the evening are to be Edwin G. Cooley, former superin- tendent of schools, and Professor Nor- man G. Cogge. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. Christian Science. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Wilmette, Central avenue and Tenth street. : Sunday, 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Testimonial meeting, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Reading room, 1 to 4 p. m. except Sundays and holidays.--Adv. AT COMMUNITY HOUSE. This evening there will be things doing in the reels shown at Com- munity House. Hazardous Helen can face the tragedy of the unexpected with a Boston brain and a Chicago dash that land her safely in every situ- ation from a bluff to a fast express. We have never seen Lena. Friday, March 26. Pathe Weekly. Lena--Parts 1 and 2. The Escape on the Fast Train (an | episode of the Hazards of Helen). Sunday, March 28. David and Absolum. The Charge of the Light Brigade. The Yosemite. Tuesday, March 30. "Bobby Burnit" with Edward Abeles. Plant Douglas Shrubs It's about time to plant shrubs and trees. Don't let this important matter go until the leaves start, or you may be disappointed in results. Think the spring planting over now and decide what you will put in. Our new spring catalogue gives valuable suggestions and comesfree fortheasking. Douglas Shrubsand Treesare famous along the North Shore. Our location here in Waukegan enables us to deliver plants fresh from the ground. That's one reason why Douglas stock grows so well. We invite you to call at our extensive nurseries and select your own stock if you prefer. Every- thing guaranteed true to name and free from disease. Wholesale Prices--Freight Prepaid Selling direct to you, we are able to make lower prices than others on plants of equal quality. We grow and handle the best only. Douglas stock and simple planting directions guarantee success. All North Shore orders are delivered to your depot free, in perfect condition. Orders are now being booked for future shipment. Get yours in while our assortment is complete. Spring Catalogue Now Ready Mail a postcard or telephone for a copy of our new cata- logue and wholesale price list. Shows many illustrations of beautiful North Shore plantings of Douglas Shrubs and Trees. Tells about our wonderful new Climbing American Beauty, which we give Free with each $5 order. copy without delay. WAUKEGAN NURSERIES Get your R. DOUGLAS' SONS i Since 1848 |] Waukegan, Ill. Phone 30 [i*s : STREET 3. #. Frkart Company 730 ELM TELEPHONE WINNETKA 844 HARDWARE AND PAINTS PAINTERS AND DECORATORS ' 50c Breakfast Caps........ 5c Buttons, 2 cards for 25¢ Ribbon, a yard Men's Collars, dozen 10c Embroidery Edge 25c Barrettes Children's Garters Bank Building All stamped goods at one=half regular prices. Everything Must Be Sold By APRIL Ist Here is your opportunity to buy the cream of our beautiful stock at less than wholesale prices. Come in early and get your pick. Look at these prices-- Cotton Batting, 72x90. ........c. sitll un nities nail 75¢ Shelf Oilclothya yard. .......... 56. cms vases > sven vais 4c Ruffling, 25c value, a yard. .........co« iimnmernd tins 18¢c 75C Serving TraYS. 7... . iui iivuwy + waromeine derive a: 50c ALO SCAT. Aah vie Sah RE A 50c AULOIBONNCES: on dri va raiddvidn es vv av dn a ete wie does 50c All Laces at half price All Dolls at half price These are only a few of the bargains. ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING REDUCED THE WINNETKA SHOP Phone 858 549 Lincoln Avenue