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I March 22, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 2l New Trier Students 'l New Books Compete for Trip to Europe This Summer .__ _ _ _ _ _ __, Grace Stanley and Elizabeth Van Steuberg represented New Trier High school in the third national competitive examination of the League of Nations association last Friday, March 15, to pick the winner of a trip to Europe this summer. Answering a set of questions about the League of Nations was the principal feature of the examination. The students' examination papers have been sent to the headquarters of the League of Nat ions association in New York City, and the \'rinners probably will not be announced until May. New Trier was one of forty-one Illinois high schools registered for the competitive examination. Besides the first prize of a trip to Europe, second and third prizes of $100 and $50 respectively also will be awarded. In addition to the prizes which will he awarded by the National Educational committee of the League of Nations association, the Illinois committee of the association will give a prize of $25 to the student winning first prize in 'this state. Only those entered in the national contest will be eligible for the state priz~, but the Illinois prize \\·ill not be awarded to a student who ma~· win the national award. Subjects ranging from medieval history to present-day aviation are treated in a list of twenty new non-fiction volumes received at the Wilmette Public llbrary this week. The new books are: Cambridge-Medieval History. Dimnet-Art of Thinking. Gardiner-French Revolution. Gruenberg-Your Child, Today and Tomorrow. Hastings-Con temporary Essays. Hibben-Henry Ward Beecher. Huntingdon-Human Habitat. Mathews-French Revolution. Megroz-Three Sitwells . Page-Modern Aircraft. Platonov-History of Russia. Repplier-Pere Marquette. Rockwell-Iris. Rockwell-Dahlias. Seabrook-Magic Island. Seham-Tired Child. Seitz-:..-Uncommon Americans. Sitwell- All Summer in a Day. Stefansson-Adventure of Wrangel . Island. Ubi-Materials of Reading. ..... I ROYALcarriesami'lliondollar stock at all times- replenishing this gigantic amount of cloth every week. in the year~ The finest wool or worsted is all ROYAL handles, -only the very newest colors and patterns. MORRIS VEHON President HOME FROM SCHOOL This week the young people are returning to Kenilworth from the eastern schools to spend their spring vacations. Bethany Crowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Crowe, 234 Raleigh road, and Jane Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, 333 CumThe Alpha Phi Mothers' club of nor road, will be home today and Korthwestern university met yester- Georgian.na Fowler, daughter of Mr. day at the home of Mrs. Albert \Vells, and Mrs. R. L. Fowler, 512 Roslyn road, arrives March 28. in Evanston. HeWent in to Buv a6rav Suit~~~ the¥ folt11hi1111 BWJWfL They couldn't help themselvesbecause wlUle they had a good many grays, they had none in his size. Now he's ~ permanent, pleased ROYAL customer, because Buying a ROYAL gives him a choice of hundreds of Fabrics and Patterns ONLY PRICES NEW HATS FOR EASTER HERE IN A GLORIOUS DISPLAY The New Flexible· Straws Striking Printed Crepes Body Straws ... I I $5.00 $7.50 . $10.00 Swagger New Felts Pedalines Crocheted Viscas Perle Viscas FINE QUALITY EXTRA FllU QUALITY SUPER no QUALIT1' Made for YOU-and you ONLY. Guaranteed to satisfy, or ROYAL doesn't want your money. New Styles an~d Colors to Matc,h Every Easter Ensemble! A tremendous selection of smart hats, turbans, cloches, the long-in-the-back styles, the Beret, the cut and manipulated brim, all are here. . · . In every smart color, including Bonnie Blue, Fandango, Brioche, Sunburn, Show Boat, Purple, Panetela, Lime Green and Black. Large, Medium and Small Headsizes World's Greatest Clothe& Value l Katz Exclusive Millinery 1607 Orrington Avenue Evanston 1641 Orrington Ave. Opera Tuesday, Thu.raday and Saturday EveninBt STORES ALL OVER CHICAGO