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: | i i i September 25, 1926 WINNETKA TALK -H _ _ -- EE ------ INVITE TO LECTURE Education and Music to Be Theme of Talk by Madame Parry at Win- netka Community House Madame Barbareaux Parry, director of the Barbareaux School of Educa- tional Unfoldment, which has a musical kindergarten branch at Winnetka Com- munity House, will give a lecture, Monday evening October 11, at 8 o'clock at the Community House on "Progressive Education and its Asso- ciation with Music." Anyone interested in the Barbareaux system of child training, and anyone interested in progressive thought along teaching lines, will be interested in hearing Madame Parry, and everyone is invited to attend, it is explained. Following a summer spent studying the centers of progressive educational methods throughout Europe, Madame Parry has returned to this country with new ideas and a splendid knowledge of what other countries are doing along progressive educational lines, she as- serts. She has spent her life in edu- cational research work, and the fame of the Barbareaux system is widespread in this country. The central studio has been located in the Fine Arts building in Chicago for twenty years. There are branches in Boston, San Francisco, Vancouver and many other cities in other states. The central office for this district is located at 2442 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Three New Trier Grads Enter Kenyon College Wells Simmons and Phil Brown, New Trier High school graduates, left Sunday morning, driving with Phil's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Brown, 917 Greenleaf avenue, to enter the freshman class of Kenyon college at Gambier, O. Mr. and Mrs. Brown in- tend to spend two weeks visiting friends and relatives in central Ohio. Bob Kenyon, also a New Trier gradu- ate, has entered Kenyon college this year. Read The Want Ads New Laid EGGS Fresh daily by parcel post or express. An especially con- structed container brings them to you fresh and un- broken. Convenient Sizes-- 2, 4 and 12 Doz. Eggs are gathered fresh daily, candled, graded, packed and shipped all in the same day--you receive them the next. Every egg guaranteed to be of fine quality and at a price less middleman's profit. All you need to do is drop us a card. We do the rest, Farmers Marketing Co. Mount Vernon, Iowa. Box 432. Field Museum Offers Free Movies for the Children A series of nine free programs of motion pictures are to be given in the James Simpson theatre of the Field Museum of Natural History on Sat- urday mornings during October and November. The pictures will be shown continuously from 10 to 12, and under the general theme, "A Trip Around the World." The programs will be as follows: October 2--South America--"Strange South American Animals," "Rolling Down to Rio," "Going Down to Buenos Aires," "Up the Upper Parana," "The Cataracts of Iguassu." October 9--Africa--"East Is East" (Algeria), "Hot Sahara Sands," "On the Trek" (Swazi Natievs), "African Game Animals." October--Persia--"Grass." October 23 -- India -- "Mandalay," "Hunting Jungle Animals in India." October 30--China--*"Catching Up in Canton," "Celestial Contrasts," "Tur- baned Tommies," "Two Cities of Old Cathay," "In Shanghai and Macao." November 6--Japan--"Boys and Girls of Japan," "The Silken Cities of Suwa- ko," "The Islands of Matsushima," "In the Rice Fields of Japan," "Modern Aspects of Japan." ) November 13--FEast Indies--"Souve- nirs of Singapore," "Java, the Garden of the East," "Boro Bodor and the Bromo," "In Batik Land," "Rural Java." November 20--Australia--"Life on an Austrailian Ranch," "Kangaroo Hunt- ing," "Sidney," "The Sheep and Wool Industry," "The Derwent River and Mount Buffalo." November 27--The South Sea Islands --"Moana of _the South Seas." SEW FOR BAZAAR The Ladies' Aid society of the North Shore Methodist Episcopal churcn will hold an all day meeting, Tuesday, Sep- tember 28, at the Glencoe church. Luncheon will be served under the di- rection of a committee headed by Mrs. Carl Forberg. The purpose of the meeting is to sew for the bazaar which will be given by the members of the society in December. This all day meeting is in charge of Mrs. William A. Fox, president of the Ladies' Aid society. Mr. and Mrs. L. Harry Waidner and family, 206 Scott avenue, Glencoe, have returned from Lake Minnetonka where they spent the summer. Miss Eliza- beth Waidner left last week to re- sume her studies at Smith college, Northampton, Mass. OVERCOATS The Kind You've Always Wanted Now made to your individual measure and priced ridiculously low to start an early season. Mass production means you-save money while you wear the best. 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Ld Ld World's Finest Varieties They will make your June garden a spot to be proud of--a riot of color ranging from delicate shell pink to rich, dark reds--a range of chojce in shapes and form--singles, Japs, semi- doubles and doubles. Choose your garden wisely. A caré- ful selection from our Master List will furnish blooms from early through to late season--or rely on our judgment and experience and purchase Quality Groups. 5 Here's one that will do especially well in north shore gardens. Everyone will grow into a prize winner for you. North Shore Special Quality Group The Lucky Sevenall Prize Winners 9.8 KELWAY'S GLORIOUS Mid Season White .......... $20.00 9.1 FRANCES WILLARD Late White .......cociveeeees 2.50 8.9 PLEAS JUBILEE Early White .....ccccevnvens 6.00 9.0 LA FRANCE Late Dark Pink ............ 7.00 8.8 PHOEBE CAREY Late Light Pink ............. 7.50 8.8 RICHARD CARVEL : Barly Red ........cvvivecanes 5.00 8.2 MAD. GAUDICHAU Mid Season Red ............. 8.00 $56.00 Special Price $40.00 To be limited to 50 collections. Orders must be received previous to October 9th. Northbrook Peonies are grown un- der scientific cultivation. Here in your own neighborhood you have cne of the finest peony gardens to be found any place--five miles west of Glencce on the Dundee Road. Drive out and choose your own roots. If you would rather have the roots delivered to you we can mail them by parcel post pre- paid. Choose your spring garden now. Send for your copy of The Master List, America's Blue Boek of Fine Peonies. Northbrook Gardens Box J. G. Glencoe, IIL