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WILMETTE GUIDE-LECTURE TOUR "Common Foods and Their Origins" and "Dogs and Their Relatiyes" at 11 m. and 3 p. m. respectively on Monday, February 4, are the subjects of the first of next week's guide-lecture tours at Field Museum of Natural History. Other days at the same hours spbjects will be: Tuesday, "Oriental Jewelry" and "Water Plarit_ s"; Wednesday, "Weavers of Many Lands" and "Egypt"; Thursday, two gen~ral tours embracing anthropology, botany, geology and zoology; and Friday, "Coal and It's By-products" and "Early Man." These tours of museum exhibits under the guidance of staff lecturers are free. Parties assemble inside north entrance. LIFE February 1, 1929 a. This Month's ~ Books Manba'~ $2.50 Daughters Dubo1e Heyward ... $2.50 Dud Men's Shoes Lee Thayer . . . . . . . $2.00 The Treasure House $2· 00 E. Phillip· Oppenheim Kristin Lavransdatter Sigrid Unsdet . .... . $3.00 The Expiation by "Elizabeth" ..... . Give Your Party Here! Valentines The Men's club of North Shore Temple Israel .of Glencoe ~nnounces that Hinton G. Clabaugh w11l be the speaker at the · regular . monthly dinner ·of the club in the Assembly rooni. of Temple Israel, Lincoln and Vern on · · avenues, Glencoe~ at 6:30 o'clock, Tuesday evening, February 12. · . The club will'also observe the birthday of Abraham Lincoln at this dinner. A splendid program has been ar]. vV. Sinding, \Varwick road, Kenil- ranged by the committee in charge, it . worth. gaYe a stag card party Wednes- is stated. Mr. Clabaugh comes to the memberday evening. ship of the club as an old friend and neighbor and the address is one of . the few that he will give until. after · the present legislative session. Mr. Clabaugh, long a resident of Chicago and the north shore, is now head of the Illinois State Parole board, having been appointed to that position . when the parole and pardon · afMake your dinner, dinner-dance or luncheon a really different fairs of the state were under fire. The and distinctive affair. Whether yours be a party of 5 or 500, position \Vas tendered to Mr. Clabaugh Sovereign facilities, Sovereign service and famous cuisine, inbecause of his wonderful record as assistant U. S. District Attorney and his sures complete success. Private rooms or .the magnificent reputation as a man in whom the sense ballroom afford . ideal settings. And a convenient location of civic duty predominated over every is an additional attraction. Telephone or write for . other consideration. suggestions and pricu. Mr. Clabaugh has not been assigned a subject. · He was told by the committee in charge to speak "what was on his mind." He is characterized as "a frank, logical and convincing speaker with a reputation as a clear thinker and a student of civic and politica~ affairs." It will be his only appearance in Chicago and vicinity in 'Phone Briargace 8ooo 6200 Kenmore Ave. North public until next summer. ton . Community Golf course, ha~ JUSt signed as professional at the Middlebrook Country club at Northbrook. McGovern is well known on the north shore and has conducted a winter Golf school in Evanston for a number of years. He has participat.ed in. ma_ny .of the major tournaments m th1s d1stnct and is generally conceded to be one of the best of the young.er golfers. Your inspection of apartments, suites, or single rooms Hinton G. Clabaugh Pro at Middlebrook Club Will Address Men's Terry McGovern, for the last sevGroup in Glencoe eral years professional at the Ev~ns Terry McGover~ Is Na~ed - is cordially invited. You'll enjoy living at Hotel Sovereign-there is no 1eroant problem here! ,.... ... LIBRARY BOARD MEETS The Wilmette Public Library board held its regular monthly meeting Wednesday of this week. Routine busin('ss was scheduled for discussion. Valentines are more beautiful than ever before. Greetings appropriate for all your friends. See them. Valentine Greetings-Favors Prize&- Table Decorations Place Cards - Napkins ·The Vogue in Stationery Hemstitch Petite Notes Dainty French notes an blue, green, orchid and buff. Quite the latest in stationery. CLEAN FACTS about· Genuine 75c Checkered Lawn Dove Gray checkered lawn notes by Crane. A quiet conservatism about them. $1.50 Aurora Glow design on linings and border. Colors modernistic in Jade, V tr· mil ion, Bl~e. Fuschia and Orchid. $1.50 No smoke. No soot. Less . ash. More heat per ton. Lighter to lift. Quicker response. Less cost. Altogether the most satisfactory, efficient and economical fuel ever used for house heating. Phone for your supply today! Our l'rt!e l'lul sertJke tlJUl etul your fUrnace worries EdJuger & Sous, ·wilmette, :ru.-PhoDe Wllmett~ 141 Euttea Brothers, 711 llaiD St., WUmeUe, DI-Phoae Wllaette 1 Wilmette Coal A B·Udlug :Material Yard, 1101 Lake ATe., Wilmette, m.-Phoae WllmeUe fiN Chandler's ao Dam St. EVANSTON UDiY. IZ3 WiL 724 0 1929--C.B.P. C.Co.