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MlTelophee ad C . O D. Ordara CamfUfy and Quickly D*4elvred Charge Accoumte S.lIcited Ev... Rel>IPeple shore territory, and ail to be pre- sented by the best' of amateurs under prof essional direction. It off ers per- formances of these plays ini each of the north shore towns, readily acces- sible without the trouble and ex- pense, of travel. It gives to those who are interested. the opportunity to> assist and, takeý part ini the production work of thc. season. These are the benefits whch. go to the..season subscriber, who pays, annually. and b as eight admis- Sion tickets to the four plays,, every ticket good for ý'any performance of the season. The. cost of Circuit theý- ater affilfiation is very nominal. Co4duct Campaign Those who are interested in the C ircuit theater f romf any. angle what'- soever are* urgcd to get in toucli w*%ithi their local chairman or with the> Studio in Evanston. Mrs. Edmond M. Simonds is chairman for the organ- ization in W~ilmette, anld is çonducting the ainnual drive for suliscribers dur- igthe entire moîith of October. Slie will lie glad to give out inform-. ation about the Circuit theater and its plays. anid she will gladly arrange for thôse -whIo wisi to take part to meet the managers of the organiza- tioi .with participation in mind. Not evcrv% amateur. group cati Ioast of ten vears of life, anid thîe Circuit'the- lter is inakinig of tis decennial an- niversarv a seasoni which wiIl ranl?, vers' wel in(Ieed wi'th its best work of the Dast. St 'olp schooi gymnasmum. rus subject will be "An Effective P. T. A. Safety Program", illhistrated with a motion picture, "The Verdict". Mr. Williams is a deep student and an authority on traffic problems and safety codes. He was. graduated front the University.of Wisconsin in 1905 and took anadvanced.dge in en- gineering in 1915.. He is a member, of -the -America n. Society of Civil Engineers, theé'Western Society of Engineers. and Tau Beta Pi. . - He bas been member of thecom- mittee and consultant for committecq où street and highway safety, uniforni vehicle code, traffie .-sign, and signais, and street traffic. He is, a'uthor of several articles, a book, "The Mantial of Industrial Safety", and chapters. in Kent's "Mechanical Engineers Hand-: book" and "Waste in Industry". Mr. Williams bhas, been a member of the National Safety council sinct 1918 and has been their chief engineer before becoming director. PIAf4IST MERE SO?<OAy Carl Friedberg fam-ous the worl,! over as a pianist of the first rank, wiil give a recital at the Studebaker theater ond Sunday afternoon, Octo- ber 19, at 3 :30 o'clock, under the di- rection of Bertha OttL Mr. Fried- berg scored sensational1 succe sses after appearances in nearly e%,ery im- portant city in this country. His interpretations of classic compositions are said to be great and inspired. Spr*ng Leg of Lamb, lb.,.. . . .... ...... 291/C (Average Weight 7 to 9 Il».) Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens, lb ..... 34c New York Style Rolled Leg of Lamb,IL. 25ic Tender Cts-.of PotROP-,t,lb.28 Fresti Lean Pork Roast, lb... 181/ C lm lm 1 l'Ise Aà - i% à i7 - à the beft Little Tots food WameSk I "'iéeUSbermen Ave. Gtewmsa St Ave. id 781 1941 Central Atret aroesueaf 4M& a Street *f, nos Phones Glencoe 606 Highland Park ý1581 4~ I I t