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WILMETTE LIFE April 19. 1929 . ~----------------------------------------------··- . Debater Invite U. of I. Frosh to Attend Camp N · e xt Fall More than 300 freshmen entering the University of Illinois in September will be accommodated at the fourth annual Freshman camp which is held yearly at Camp Seymour preceding freshman registration days' it was announced at Champaign this week. Because of the rapid growth of the camp in the last three years, plans are going forward to hold two camps of three days each in order to care ·for additional numbers of freshmen who otherwise would be unable to attend. Applications will be received throughout the summer by the University Y. M. C. A., under who3e auspices the camp is held. Deans, promine·nt faculty members and student leaders on the Illinois campus will be present to discuss all the problems of university life with the incoming ·.students. Dean Thomas Arkle Clark, whose talks have proved so valuable in other years, will be on hand this year to tell the new men how to get the most out of their college life. Last year, 194 freshmen were accepted, which was fifty more than . can be conveniently accommodated. The committee in charge this year is composed of Prof. C. L. Metcalf, Harry E. Schlenz, Chicago; Paul Brines, RU'shville; and Fred Rutherford, Rockford. Camp Seymour is on a spring-fed lake and is one of the best equipped camps in Illinois, affording unusual opportunities for recreation and other forms of camp life. ·Mrs. John P. Booth, 521 Si~th street, has as her guest this week, her daughter, Mrs. Fred E. Hagen of Evanston, who is with her while Mr. Hagen is on a business trip in tne East. NOW MOST FAVORED This Exclusive Almer Coe Creation The vogue of Puritan Rimless Glasses has more to aupport it than the symmetry and distinctiveness of the sty lc. The Puritan has not only eliminated the old disfiguring shell rims, for dress and street wear, but has taken the lead over all other rimless glasses. It is the moat adaptable to the features, unobtrusive, simple and enhancing to youthful appearance. Ask to sec the Puritan at any Almer Coc Store. I , I . AlmerCoe&Company Scientific Opticians Orringtm at CAMrcA 1645 Orrington Ave., Evanston ·· PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Rollin Simonds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond M. Simonds, 834 Sixteenth street, Wilmette, has been chosen as one of the speakers who will represent Harvard university in a freshiPan debate to be held with '..~..ale soon. Simonds, a graduate of New Trier High school with the class of 1928, is a freshman at Harvard this year and has been making his mark in debate work ·there. He was a member of the Harvard freshman team which debated Phillips Exeter academy recently. While at New Trier Simonds was on the debate teams for three years and ranked high in scholarship. Spring cleaning is at hand! This often means a new rug for your living room or dining room. It is a well chosen Oriental Rug that enhances the beauty of your home. Our comprehensive selection of Oriental Rugs, personally selected by our Mr. S. K. Jorjorian, oilers the convenience of choosing your rugs to a greater advantage. Note a Few of the Many Values Approx. Sbe Sale Price Heriz ........ 9 x12 Meshed ...... 11.6x 8.9 Sultan Shah . . 9 x12 Kermanshah .. 9 x12 Approx. Si1e Sale Price $275. 245. 398. 395.- Saruk ........ 9 Turco-lspahan 10 [.,ilihan ....... 11 Royal Saruk .. 10 x12 x15 xl7 x15 $495. 550. 745. 950. You may buy rugs on our convenient Budget Plan Turn in }'OUr fUVNfAIN SQVAR[. · IYANSTON Lord's-Second Floor