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WILMETTE GUIDE-LECTURE TOURS Next week's guide-lecture tours at Field Museum of Natural History will begin Monday, April 22 with "Fi'.shes Past and Present," at 11 o'clock, and ·'Tibet" at J o'clock. Other days at the same hours subjects ~ill be: Tuesday. "North American Mammals" and "Early Italian Life"; Wednesday, ."Primitive Homes" and "~in ens"; Thur3d~y, two synoptic tours of the departments of anthropology, botany, neology and zoology; and Friday, "Pewter and Bronze" and "Masks." These tours of museum exhibits under the guidance of staff lecturers ·a re free. Parties assemble in'3ide the museum's north entrance. LIFE BAHA'I LECTURE April 19, 1929 Sunday afternoon, April 21, at 4 o'cloc\_{, in Baha'i Temple foundation hall, Linden 'avenue near Sheridan road, Wilmette, Dr. Albert Vail will give the Charles M. Hayes of Winnetka, lecture on : "What did Christ mean president of the Chicago Motor club, when He said: 'Before Abraham was has just secured from Henry G. Saal of I am'?" The public is invited. McHenry, Ill., the Uptown Chicago property 184x125 feet partially improved, known at 4845-47 Broadway, at an undisclosed consideration, subject to encumbrances aggregating $335,000. Also the 52-apartment (containing two and four room apartments) and nine store property on a lot 200x150 feet, located at the southwest corner of Oak and Davis streets, Evanston, at an undi':;closed consideration, subject to encumbrance of $275,000. Mr. Hayes acquired these properties for an investment and is considering, at this time, a fitting improvement for the Uptown Broadway frontage, which is immediately across from the Uptown theater and in the immediate vicinity of the Sheridan Trust and Savings bank. Mr. Saal acquired in exchange the property at the northwest corner 3.1rd street and Michigan avenue. on a lot 125x174 feet subject to encumbrance of $30,000. And also the improved business property at the southeast corner Olive and £vernia a venues, west Palm Beach, Florida, clear of encumbrance. Elmer E. Stults, president of E. E. Stults Realty company represented all partie:; to the transaction arid will manage all properties. Geor~e H. Kriete handled the legal detatls for ~~ r. Saal and Joseph H. Braun, rep"'<' ' f>nted Mr. Hayes. Motor Club Head Purchases Large Uptown Property Tee?Time Modes Endorsed by Fashionables of the North Shore Mrs. Mitchell Harper of the Evanston Junior League: wearing one of our three-piece knitted suits. Pre-School Circle Logan- Howard Fashionables of the north shore are making selections from the interesting assortments of knitted suits assembled at this shop. There is a colorful array of charming new styles for· the country club and for casual wear about town. Two and Three Piece Knitted Suits, $16.50 and upwards Franklin Knitted Suits priced from $8 5. 75 upwards One of the most interesting meetings of the year was enjoyed by the mem bers of the pre-school circle the eve ning of April 10 when Miss Marion Taylor, a psychologist from the pre school branch of the Institute for ] uvenile Research, at Hull House. gave an address on "Habit Formation of the pre -school child." Many children needing intensive treatment are sent to the clinic at Hull House from the Infant Welfare stations. Miss Tavlor illustrated many points in her talk by cases that come under her observation. She cited in stance of children indulging excessively in nail- biting and thumb sucking. \Vhen a child with such a habit i~ brought to the clinic, a thorough stud~· of the child's life to determine the cause is first made, a came of the treatment decided on, and the cooperation of the parents sought. Many of the children are put into the pre-school at Hull House, where their particular problem is watched and ·w orked on but help from th~ home in establishing good habits to supplant the bad is absolutely essential. Miss Taylor gave many excellent suggestions as to instilling- the kind of habits we want our children to earn· through life. A stimulating and in formal discussion followed her address. ....., I l ... I Twn Chu~ch Links Will Hold Luncheon Meetings Link F of the Wilmette Baptist church, Mrs. Albert E. Gebert, leader. will meet ThufMay, April 25. at the home of Mrs. R. F. Lvnch. 347 Oak Circle, for one o'clock funcheon. Link S of the Wilmette Baptist church, Mrs. J. D. Dingle leader. will meet Thursday, April 25. at the home Mrs. Borgfeldt, Gregory ave.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, of nue, forH. luncheon at 1215 1 o'clock. '