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+ from Polo fo dress and evening dresses. ,Untrîmm ed Coats $4500 to$60 fur T-rmmed, Cots .5o $22500 Dres 1ses, $25,00 t ' 00 Hats. $8.50 t These are no+ cheap cIothes purchased for a sale-but our regular stock recluced for Mey clearance. 95 Sanish Court. Wilmetfe 467, 1IC I. coats; sports, -o- Mrs.Charles Cainon. mother .of Mrs. Percy B.ý.Ecklart of,,206 Ctum- berland road, Kenilwvorth is spýending a short time lini Kenilvorth before: return ing to ber home Iin Blooming- ton, 111. lUrs. Capon lhas been ,viin- tering in. California, and lias just re- cently returned. . "Be Chiniese for a day. JEat gentu- mne Chinese food. Hear what th e Chinese think about >our ways of life. Get- into the atmosphere of both old and new Chiina."l That is the chal- lenge, to: the prospective tourists this * Saturday. Visits wMill include stops at the Fiel!1 *Museum.for a study of Chinese cul- ture;; Kixo Min Tong Hlouse, 2110 Wentvorth avenue, for a lecture; Chinese Church of Christ; '\Von Kow. 2233 Wenltworth avenue for a Chinese dinner;'Chiinese millioni dollar "'City Hall" wiith its many com muniity fea- * tures; Chinese.Merchanclise Mart. Information is availal)ble' by coin- municating ivith Dr. Beck at Uni- versity 7582. "Nature as'Teacher" Co ngre gation SubI ect D.Isr..ael Be ttan will-conduct. the servies Sudav morning, 'May- 3, at ï l o'Clp.clcat-,Nýorth.Shore Congre,- gation israel, Lincoln and V'ernon avneGlenlcoe. Th.e subject_ of: Dr. Bettan.'s, ser- m~on w~ill l)e.: "Nature as Teachier," in 1which ie Will discuss the folloming11 questions: "Via language does nia- tu>re speak, to tlîe religionist ? What are n.tatuire's lessoh's for the iai) %who Stirlggles for a richer anid fuller 'Nir, an(l Mrs. John F. Manierre of 6«6 Maple aventie, Winnetka, arc being conigratulated uipon the birth ii. a daughiter, Alnieda Rachel born last week at. the Evanston hospital. The little daughter is nanied after th e miaternal grandniotlher and(l thel niothier,. tlio.is 'the formeèr "Rachel Foster. *1 THE OIL WELL 501 Main Sti WILMETTE FILLING STATION, 421 Main St. mi J. i mnan for bier work among the,,Ten. nessee mountaineers. The patronesses are the Mesdamieç Horace W. Armstrong, Frank J. Bersbacb, George B. Calkins, Arthiur W. Cushman,. C. Donald Dallas, Stephien G. 'Foster,> William Sherinai Hay, Carl Kelly. 1Francis A. Lackner, William Dà. McKenrie, Dudley C. Pal- mer, Morris K. Wilson. The programs will begin at Il o'clock in the morning. The first was given April 28, at Mrs. Bersbach's home; the second will take pilace May 5,,at Mrs. Dallas,' 655,Shieridaif road, and the final program, at Mrs. Hîayý's> home, 645 Sheridan .road, May 1 2. Mrs. Merriman, "Wife of the head of the- Du Bose Memorial Traininîg schl OIfor piscopal ministers, 1pre- paring for the rural. ministry,' lives. in Mft. Eagle, Tenn., and works with the mountain, people, whiose suifer- ing bas been tremendous. Slie %vas a protégée of the Theodore Thoniases, wvho sent lier to Vienna 'to stuldv piano with 1,eschetizky, Poldoni. an"d M1aurice Rosenthal., Upon lier rettîrii to this country she made lier debt wi1th-the Chicago Symrphonyorclhes- tra. Those interested in àtteinding the' Xusic Interpretations 1Mayr obtain: tickets by calling, Mrs. Bersbach at, hler home on Indian 11111 road.- A similar series is beling give 1 iin lEvanston vuith Mrs. Walter D>)iii Scott, Mrs. Irwin Re-wý, Mrs. John H. \Vigmnore, Mrs. Edward P.Wels and Miss Cornelia Lunit incluided Ini its, patroness list. Mrs. Ijermian B: Butler of 715Pr- pect avenue, Winnctka, gav"e àtca at hier home on Tliursd!aN, 0f îlîî week for Mrs. John. H4. Fiîxlev, il'ho is here froin NewYork'for the V. \W. CI. A. egionialcoinferencc of vhichi she is chairman of the foreign, ivi- Sion Of :national- boardl. Mr. an(l Mrs. A. -M. Brertoti and their twyo children are moving S urdav from 'Evans.ton to 833 Chest-