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SEEK "-til Slaon 1'IMiat. G.ud l.mt. l....._bMI ia DI'Uiatic W.k to ~ JaaaaJ7 ~ r..... AU who are interested in taking part in · productions of the North Shore Theater Guild are requested to be present ·at the Winnetka Community House, Monday, Januacy 30, either at 2 o'clock in the afternoon or 8 :30 in the evening. At this time, candidates for the Guild will be asked to give short readings, of two minutes' length, in order to acquaint the new director with the material that is available. These sessions will be open to everyone, regardless of whether or not they have taken l!_art in previous pr()ductions of the Theater Guild. It is asked that former participants in Guild activities attend the meetings so that records may be made complete and upto-date. Those attending may have their choice of selection, and may either read it or have it memorized. It is suggested by David Owen, Guild director, who will conduct the tryouts, that the pieces be memorized in order to give a better idea of voice and interpretation. The readings should not exceed two minute~ in duration. It is not for the purpose of casting any particular play that the North Shore Theater Guild is conducting these meetings, but to register information concerning all who are available for future productions. There are two remaining plays to be given this year after the present offering of "Number 17," one of which wiiJ include an exceptionally large cast. The Guild gives four plays a year, and wishes to compile a permanent casting sheet for reference. H.W ~...llllll.,. Jt · C--if~1·11l,· -'i q.&ty ...- . a~.-:·:.· Low Pticw EVERY SHOE REDUCED ·From one store in Richmond, Ind., ia 1907, to a coast to coast chain of 81 stores in 1928 is the record of Feltman & Curme---a record which is oatstanding in the history of Americaa Merchandising. The growth of the business can be traced to the determination of its founders, Cha~les H. Feltman and Arthur A. Curme, to maintain the high~ standards · in business and to develop an organization for the mercb.andiling of only shoes of quality and style, actual $7 to $10 values, at prices which would be considered low even for ordinary shoes. Buyina Power Doe. It The great Coast to Coast sale, now in progress in their 81 stores, offers not ~nly their own entire stock of wonderful shoes, but also the entire surplus stocks of a number of maa·facturers who are noted for the pro-- . duction of high grade footwear, purchased at manufacturer's cost. They are actual $7 to $10 values and are being sold during this January Sale for $3.95, $4.95 and $5.45. Every pair of shoes is included. Nothing is reserved. They place orders by the carload and not. by c~ses-ord~rs that keep the factories gomg-stra1ght through the duU seasons-as well as in the busy seasons For this reason Feltman & Curme ret the very "cream" of quality-the highest standard of workmanship, and the latest styles. Bic Sales at Small Pro&ta ~ut this buying power-great as it is -1s not the only factor which makes these values possible. They have built into their business the policy of selling a !olume of shoes at a small profit per pa1r. Feltman & Curme cut out every un- . necessary selling expense. They seD only for cash-they do not have to tack on to their prices the cost of colleeting delinquent ac-counts. They have no charge. accounts, no credit losses-and no delivery expenses. Customers are gla~ to carry home a $7 or $10 valuewhich they can get now for $3.95, $4.95 and $5.45. There is an arch support shoe-an actual $7 value-which gives the foot perfect comfort and enables the wearer to step out in style-and that shoe is being sold during the sale for · $4.95 All silk hosiery-actual $1.95 valve-: can be purchased for $1.29 per pair. Feltman & Curme's wonderful genuine kangaroo shoe for men-the ariatocrat of footwear-an actual $10 ftlae.:can now be purchased for $5.45. And men's silk hosiery can be obtained for 45c per pair. to$JOValae For the Lllllies! Newest models and materials. For day and eveni.ng, the dance, dress and sport wear. High heels and low. All sizes, AA to D; many to AAA. Arch Support Shoes ($7.00 value). now Reading With a Purpose Popularized by Library (At the Wilmette Public Library) January and February are the months for serious reading. Many have planned to do worthwhile reading, but preparations for the holidays, club programs, charities and campaigns have taken the leisure time. Now these activities are either over or running smoothly. The New Year Resolutions to the effect that "I will read something on current events, or contemporary drama or philosophy" are yearning to be put into action. Practically all desire to know something about everything, and everything about something. It is another phase of specialization. "The Reading .with a Purpose"· series published by the American Library association are apt tittle books on this very thing. They are simple and adequate presentations of · subjects by experts in their field, and along with each introduction is a Jist of five or six books to be read in connection with it. They are especially valuable to the man or woman who wishes to do purposeful reading. These booklets cover a wide range of subjects. The following, however, have proved the most popular in the Wilmette Public library: "English Literature," by Carlton ; "Frontiers of Knowledge," by Bennett;. "Ears to Hear," by Mason; "Psychology". by Martin ; and "Poetry of Our Times," by Wilkinson. The latest courses that the library has received are: "Modern Drama," by Clark; "Fou,nders of the Republic," by Bowers ; "Twentieth Century American Fj~tion," by Phelps, and "The French Revolution as Told in Fiction," by Wit-. liam Stearns Davis. The library has both reference and circulating copies of these booklets, and, together with the books .they recommend, may be borrowed at any time. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore have returned to their home in Fort Dodge, Iowa, after having visited Mr. and For the Men! 'Every new style for every purpose and occasion. Here's where you save dollars on every pair you pur· chase. Imported Calf· skin ($8 value), now . $4.95 Ladies' All Silk Hosiery. $1.95 Value $5.45 Men's Silk ·nose Sl.29 Per Pair 45c Per Pair 1' Stor11 in Cbie11go- B1 Store· C0111t to C0111t IN 1 18 CHICAGO · 7 1 o Sbtriclaa Rd. S. State St. 617 Davia Street Ev&~~~ton, IlL IN CHICAGO 13.. N. State St. 308 S. Sure St. in Chicago, three are in New York, three in Indianapolis, three ia Dawer, three in San Francisco, three ia ~ sas City, two in St. Louis, two in St. Paul-and also a store in aD the eipal cities throughout the coaatr7. Coast to Cout .Ciaala Fifteen of the 81 stores are located MrLSamuclY~eof7WLaurdav~ ..: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ nue.