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· February 28, 1930 WILMETTE LIFE 17 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson, t'425 Forest avenue, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a .son, Robert Alexander, born February 14, at St. Francis hospital. Mrs. Anderson' returned to her home on Monday vf this week from the hospital. CLOSE swimm~g ~aron . ili~ S~u~ay ~gh~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ March 1, when the Suburban League In. terscholastic Swimming meet is to be held at the New Trier natatorium. All of the Suburban league schools will be l'ntered. The New Trier swimmers, under the direction of Coach Edgar B. Jackson, have made a very favorable showing this season. The junior swimming team won the .league championship, besides defeating several non-league schools. The senior team finished in third place, dose . behind Evans ton and Oak Park. Only the hest swimmers in the Suburban league will be entered in the interscholastic meet this Saturday at New Trier. Preliminaries were held at Pro\riso on Tuesday and at New Trier on \V cdnesday to pick the four swimmers making the best time in the individual events. as well as the four best divers and the fol;l'r best relay and medley relay teams. Prizes to be awarded the winners of the interscholastic swimming meet will consist of medals and ribbons. Mrs. Frank M. Rayson, 241 Laurel New Tri~r Mermen in Laat Appear- avenu~, \vill be hostess next Tuesday ance in Suburban League Swimming afternoon to the mothers of Miss HerMeet to Be Held Here Saturday 'ron's second grade ·pupils of the Laurel school. Assisting hostess will be Mrs. New Trier High school will close its· Guy F. Wetzel of 116 Fifth street. TANK SEASON TO GIVE ROOM TEA Mary E. Brown, d~·u.ghter of Mr and Mrs. ~~~Jt M.. Br<>.~n, 221 Dupee place, ·is c·ompleting the : second semester of ' her ·Junior high school work in Pueblo, . Colo. She is staytng \\'ith her aunt, Mrs.. 0. C. Wise of Pueblo. r This is tht natural Jhapt of tht norm11' foot. 1J your fo ... lilel it? THOUSANDS are taking the FOOT TEST CAN YOU PASS? HERE IS THE TEST, TRY IT ··· Put your foot over this imprint, press· ing down firmly, then draw a line around it. Better still, wet the bare foot slightly, step on this pa~r and trace the outline before the amprint dries. Compare the outline of your foot with thisimprintofanormal foot. If there is a noticeable difference-take warning- you may be headinB for serious foot trouble. You should have a Gripper-graph analysis made at once. To Discuss Tax Muddle at Voters League Forum The March meeting of the Forum of the League of \Vomen Voters on Saturday, March 8. at 2 o'clock, in the Florentine room of the Congress ho· tel, will IJe devoted to a di sc ussion nn "The Tax Mud.dle and the Way Out." \Villiam H. Malone, chairman of the 111inois Tax commission which issued the order for the reassessme nt of property in Cook county, will speak on the "Reassessment in Cook County." George 0. Fairweather, chairman of the Jo in t commission on Real Estate Valuation and one of those who ! as been most active in attempting to work out a solution of the present tax dilemma, will speak on "Proposals ior Financial Reorganization in Cook Countv." Senator Arthur A. Huehsch 3lso has been asked to speak vn "Chances for a Reyenue Amendment" Since ~he tax "muddle" is the most acute anc disturbing question before the voters of Cook county at the present time, it is anticipated that there ,·;ill be an unusually large attendance. SUFFERING FROM ACHING FEET~ if your feet are " making life miserable" ... if you are just hobbling along on fallen arches . · · : if cramped, misshapen toes .. make you wince with pai~ ... if tender callouses and bun.. ions bring slow torture ... ifevery night your feet :~.chc from weariness ··· Kenilworth Officers Take Trio in Stolen Automobile Three men, speeding through Kenilworth on Sheridan road early last Friday morning, were arrested by Motorcycle Policeman Anthony Mon.tenare and brought to the Kenilworth police station. The men gave their names as Jose_ ph Williams, 19. of Florence, Ala., Charles Gray. 44. of Hill sboro. Ohio, and John Ashhv. 21. of Calumet City. A holster was found in the front seat of the Hudson coach in which the three men were riding, and investigation revealed that the car had beeh stolen at Fort Wayne, Ind. Williams admitted that he had stolen the car in rumpany with Gray, and that they had l2.ter picked up Ashby at Calumet City. Thev were turned over to the United States marshall of this district on charges of violating the Dyer act (transporting a stolen automobile from e:1~e state to another). Mrs. John aartlett Sherman of Fort Benning, Ga., the former Betty Brown, i!' Yisiting her parents. Mr. a!ld Mrs. Ralph Brown. 1315 Chestnut avenue, for several weeks. -o--Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Braun and family Of Detroit arrived Thursday to be the guests of Mr. Braun's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Braun of 807 Central avenue. This is all you need do. Come in today for a free Gripper, graphanalysisofyourfeet.ltwillonlytakeafewminutes. There is n6 guess work about this. The analysis will show what is wrong and will enable us ·to fit you with the proper type of Ground Gripper Shoe to help correct the trouble. Ground Gripper Shoes follow the natural shape o( the normal foot and are scientifically designed to correct and to prevent foot ttuuble. They have helped thousands of foot sufferers, and they,ll help you, too. GROUND. GRIPPER SHOES THE NATURAL SHAPE OF THE NORMAL FOOT For Men, Women and Children 3 VITAL PRINCIPLES -mnbintd only in Ground GriPPtr Shots-that quidt!, ""' fool su/ltritlg: 1. Tht snug-fitting Fltxiblt Arch, which allows tht/oot "'liS· · dts to txtrcist and stnngtbtn tbtmstlrm with tfltry sttp. 2. The Straight Inntr Lint, pmnitting the lots to /ut~ction with a /rtt, stronr, griPPing action. 3. Tl" Palttlttd Rotor Httl, which htiPs you lot straight t~btad. tbt normal, natural way. 1735 SHERMAN AVENUE GREENLEAF 6181 EVANSTON IN THIS IS GROUND GRIPPER WEEK-COME FOR COMFORT_