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j OoUM"Iy Isf The sting of the i. nd . .. the gentie kiss of the Sun are part of the modern girl'. hf. out of doors. The out of doors wil cause no worry' if she has a Riaglette Permanent. SI,. knows a littie combing will straighten it immediately. No finger waving necessary. Besides it's fun to have a. Ringlette Permanent. You can move about go f reely - *no heavy, liaaightly clips on the. head ... and the waves are. so deep, and beautifuti Cou.,'laand lot es demoastrle ibm, .nly 1*iNW.UyTIwiIl satls4' DUrIng MaYý-Shampoos and Finger Waves $1 0 Fr.d.rick. Vte TonieEgeo Lé Mur or Gabrieleen Permanonf Wavs........ $7.5W Nw Aise Junior IVave; specîia-Sý5.5O 'NwCaliforniea .ljstic$ 0 Ringlefhe ............... ........ 00 - -Aroil 011 Scalp Treamenfs-$ 1,.00 AMY TWO S$1 FUiSHEAMPOO RAltCUT 1FINGE R WAVE MANICUJLE ÇIVA flINSB1 Aitnrk I eaCarita Salon lix Rear o Drug Store 411 Liuudon Av.. Phone W&L 4501 - I --by Bing Thèse Specil S & C CLEA NSING CREA.M ..........C........ 'TIC NO. 59 ish), pint......... 49c Note: Economy Shop is con- ducted by the Womian's club Of Xiimette. Proceeds go to charit.. Wilmette Pioneers Heat Boltwood in League. Tilt The Wiimette Pioneers gained tlieir season's first victory ini the North Shore 'league, Suinday. bv a 7-to-SD inargin. w h en they outplaved the I Boltwood nine of Evanston. T he Pioneers slugged the' bal to over- corne. an eariy lead piled'up b) Boit- wood. Hal. Schlueter, Pion1Yieer siab ace. heid the opposing batsmen, to eiglht hits and struck out six swatters. Next Sunday,. May 1.5, the* Pioneers engage, the, Dempster Termiiiais at the Termuinal field, Ridge r o a d ini Nules-Ceinter. ich opens formaliy the locals clash u- jRogers- Park- nosed out th il- mette tearn, 13 to 12, in last Sun- dlay's practice tilt, which ivas a inere Iworkout for the local nine. The homue line-up was shifted frequentiy to1 ai- ford Manager Duc Rennolds 'an op-. portunity to 'look over his prospects. Luke Jo)hnsos, the lanky footb all star. lhurled, three innings and was foliowe 1d oôn Htie slab by Johnny Roemer and 7Lefty Anderson. Ail were touched for plenty of base knocks due to thie fact that they were in there trying' out their wvares for.-the first tirne. Wilmette outhit the Rogers Park fhopefuls, garnering a. total of 20 safe blows against tie, eneniy's 18. Extra base hits were the order of the day. Vilimette getting one .boriner wlile ------ar mnare o-- i.- -'. four Mav Rogersa Aa& Mlc m2n2'PA *n rIso ITCiMur that were, good for- the circuit. ,1Mr. Albert Dilling toý naMy1,hWlet u Speik at Guild May 13. wiil engage in another tuning-up al- Mrs. Albert W. Diiling of Keni111j fair with the Park. Ridge team. worth 'wili be the speaker at a ineer- The form al opening on May 22 %%,Il .ing of the Woman's giuld of the Con- Wtness elaborate preliminaries wit gregational church Friday, May 13. the Druin and Bugle corps havi 1ne a Mrs. Diliing has been much in de- prominent:p a rt in:,the festivities. inand recently by forth shxore organ- -Several W,%ilmette dignitarie's %ilI be izations as her talks on. Russia, on hand*to get things propelv ne which she visited iast summer, are way, entertaining and enligbtening. Wilmette*s irst--string talent, as it Theprorar, wichwi1 foliow the 1 shapes up atpresent, iniclude- Baker. lunicheon, is open to the publi'c.GomberWilson, Robinson, Rudoîpli. Luncheon reservations are to lie made( Schroerdcr, Dobry, Blackmore, Johin- at the church, not later than eariv sOs, Roemer and Anders0-1. Fridav morning, Mav 13. The \V-W DeIBerards. wiio are Car Bowls Over Lamp sxow residing at the Chirnne% s in Win- Post;, ower N b nietka, have rented their home at 802i Amazed at a bowling-aliev- ac. ini EIiw'ood avenue to the Oder F. i which a sedan toppled over a. lamp Jester. family of Chicago. 1 uost at the northwest corner Of Lak 'e _________________________ iavenue and Sheridan road. a XýVil-' moette resident notified the plc J 'U Ueariy Sunday morning. An ýhu i Yeaa u ii YTr one-haif later, Officer jofîi Henrick-, son picked up Herman Pitsch at .IN SUA N C V ourthstreet and, Linden avenue. I NbKAULj learned that his car had, us'ed the, and a amp po0st ,for . tenpin, and took him PermnentGuarnteeby, to the Police station. Pitscil. who Pernanen Gurant. ~was heid on a $200 bond., had been SP]radli's Muo4proof Se&rvice livngat 918 Grove street. Eva.nson. - - ~ ~ nue. Kenosha, Wis. hee 1 B Scyler, Mgr. Ridge and Lake Aveu. Phono V Member WUlmette (ihamber of Commerce Wilmctte 316 ADDRESS BOX' BOX 40 -Wilmette McI< B-45 e~. [1Ih~oiu