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WILMETTE LIFE M~y 25. 1928 li;;;;:~;:;::;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~;, THE FINER WAY TO LIVEA .Series.of Mes111gea to No~th Shore People Who." . Mtgbt Ltlu to Improve Their Living Arrangement· Sears French Pupils to Present Program , Children of the 'Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth who have been taking elementary French in classes conducted after school under the direction of Mrs. Styn Wiglama of the school faculty, will present a French program for their parents and 'friends on June 6, ,-The program will be comprised of French dialogues, games and songs and will start at 4 o'clock. Visitors who desire to s~e · the progr:am are invited to attend. Health Cards Aid in Correction of Phys. ical Defects Health examination cards, to be used in connection with the annual examinations of school children for p9ssible defects in health and teeth, are being mailed out by the health department of the Wilmette schools this week. They are to be returned to the school offices at the opening of the school next fall. One of the cards is a blank to b e used by the · family physician in cas e the examination is made by him and the other is a card to be filled out bv a dentist after the child's teeth hav~ been inspected and placed in good condition. TlH; procedure of the health department of the schools provides for an examination once a year. This examination may be made by the family physician or the school nurse. The school nurses are experienced in detecting physical defects and an examination by them is considered by the schools to be entirely satisfactorv. However, the examination may not be considered as comprehensive as desifed by some of the parents, in which case the parents are entir~ly at liberty to have the examination made by a physician. In a letter mailed with the cards it was stated: "The health department feels that no single factor contributes as much t6 the health and well being of the child as the care of the teeth . \Ve believe that all children should visit a dentist twice a year for inspection and care. Attention should be given to thi s during the summer vacation · and the card returned to th e school." A MESSAGE To Peopl~ Who Have Longed to Find Such a Home As This _. _. Vacationists May Take 10 Library Books Along With the vacation period impending, the Wilmette library is formulating plans whereby vacation privileges ,,·ill be extended patrons who are planning to be away from the Village ior some time and yet wish to withdra·w books from the library files. Such patrons will be allow. ed, as in past years. to take out ten books for an extended period, Miss Anne L. \Vhitmack. Wilmette librarian, announced this week. Symbol of Quality and Service Union Giants Will Play Schroeder's lnvincibles A Beautiful, Finer Way to Live ,_ ,_ The Georgian bas all the finer living comforrs and con: veniences known to this modern day. Sunding forth, an Address of Distinction in a location. unrivalled, in the heart of the city, overlooking fine homes, and schools, near sports, social, business, and transportation centers. The Georgian is the choice of distinguished people. Here one finds the acme of greater living luxuries with greater economy. At your command are all the convenient facilities of the building at large-24 hour service-ten great rooms, the dining. drawing, sitting, reading, writing, and children's rooms, ballroom, roo~-garden, and Fountain Tea RoomCatuing. travel. valet, beauty, and maid services-mechanical refrigeration and ventilation in every suite (from two up through eight room combinations), gas, electricity. ice, heat, maid service, laundry of linens, complete assortment. in ample number, of fine furniture, hangings, chinas, silverwart, kitchen utensils and modern-convenience deviceseverything furnished complete for youLarge, airy sunlit rooms, many deep closets, tile baths (as many as you want). in built fixtures, showers, in-a-dor beds besides the room beds, extra dressing room and entrance hall with every suite-all included in one rental which is lower than north shore average rates for less furnished! · Not a single upkeep responsibility! No depreciation for you to pay! Not a single living care. many experienced servants, 24 hours, to do you bidding, freeing you for the full enjoyment of complete living contentment which is yours in a finer way at the Georgian! There are just a few suites, or single rooms with bath, available now. See, tonight, what a perfectly comfortable home you can enjoy here I , The Union Giants, one of the best semi-pro baseball teams in the Chicago area, are coming out to the north shore Sunday, when they will play Bill Schroeder'.; Invincibles, at Corrigan Field, Glencoe. The game, with Gore in the box for Glencoe, will be .called at 3 o'clock, and thi s promises to be one of the hest games of the entire season. The Giant s have been scoring their usual quota of victorie so far thi s DANCE FOR FRENCH CLUB season, and the Glencoe team also has The French club of New Trier wa:' been putting up a ~tiff game. The entertained last Saturday evening at la~ter team last Sunday. in its game a dancing party at the hom e of !-.!is~ \'I 'Ith the Edge\\'ater Colts, won 9 to 2. Margaret \Vhitsett of 830 Oakwood avenue, \Vilmette. The North Shore alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta met for luncheon and bridge Mrs. \VilJiam F. Arndt of 214 Dupee at the home of Mrs. Carl Van Sind en place entertained h er neighborhood 1320 A shland avenue, \Yilmett e, last bridge club at her home yesterday Monday afternoon. afternoon. Lunche n was sen·ecl. Our New Address &06·810 Gl'ove St. Unlverslt)' 5712 Lal'gest Exclusive Cal'pet, Rug and Linoleum Stol'e Nol'tb or Chicago DAVm G. 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