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Prepare yourself for the Dollar Day Spe- cial. Unusual off or. Coré ne n d le+.us. show you. o i ATH.W RANCIS I STUDIO h 2NFLOOR-WILMETTE -THEAtRE BLDG, 1122 CENTRAL AVFNUIE PHONE WILMETTE 2526 fli!iùii4êl1raU n tii .i±~ At National The cost of qialty beefis down and National brigs ou rim cts t mneysavngprices. Buy the mnats for an appetizinq dinner at National's big Ouatity Beef Sale! Ath"» National Tea Co. Foodi Stores 350OLinden, 408 Green Bay-Rd. andi Miss 1Frances Schidt gave several shobrtdraias, anid a future memiber of the JIlio)r Daughiters of America spoke se-veral p1ieces. A number of the, seniors .were guests of the juniors.m , On February 25,1the-next meeting, the junliors %,vill bave a Valentine patty.. BLUE PENCIL.IMEETING Thýrere will, be a ýmeeting of, the BItte. Pencil club at. the résidence of Mrs. Vibe K. Spicer, 312 Eýssx road, Keniilworti, pon Friday, Februarv 10. The subjeet for study wilbe,"Soti- nets." Eight .emnbe rs ont of, four- tfeet have' sent in original 'sonnets. EIF Gen. Robert.E. Wood, honorary P>-esident of tlhe North Shore Area, Boôy Scôuis of' A-mrica, fired thé openiny, giot In the arca's aimal fund campai gn:to incei' the budget requirernents o!' fthe ensuing ycar. General Wood addressed a i>îeting of area leaders last Fridav at lît'Pdqularticr-s in I-I ghIand Park. The drive is iow iii pro gress. Mrs. W. B. McConiiell, 245 Shier idan road, Renili'nrf c. *8O visiti referred to as the most pôpular sci'- entist in the world today, cornes to the north shore on Monday, Febru- ai-y 20, when he will give his Iatest lecture,. "Two Miles Down" - the story of his sensational exploration., of the, ocean depths off Bermudi(a- at New Trier Uigli scbool. The Tri-Ship Boys' club ,of the high school is.'the sponsor of .Dr.. Beebe's appearanice here. Froin the proceeds 'of> this lecture. thée1 club bopes to swell its relief funld. accord- ing to F. D, Frisbie, the New Trier facultv min'eml)er,,ho assists and(lad- vises. the'liigh scliool boys iin their club activities. Fateinatinig Portrayal Dr. Beebe.hbas an enobrmious:follU-)ý ing as a resuit of biis lecture appýear- ances, his books ,and the numerous articles: he has written for magazines and newspapers.-leé-is, according Io those who have heard hmii, àa mani of science mho cati tailk of his stuiies iglowifig >and. pie4ur <lite words; As a director of the tropical re- search of the New York Zoological society, Dr. Beebe hias traveled to the rernote corners "of the earth., studying the habits of birds, aiials, insects and fish. Boriico, MLalaN-, Mongolia, Tibet,- the G aIa p ag o-s Islands, British Guina, the Sargas-,"-o sea, the Pacific, the waters off lyaiti and the deep Atlantic off Bermuda, ail have yielded their treasuires for 0SAI& il th I a main u.v rarK, WILM;;TTE QLEt4CUE M t Economnical and savoryC Pot Roast-Cook with vegetablesl2b Lcss-1/2 son', cueais particularly iWith l 11s Ut)- mariqe explorations at Bermuda. .1t is. illtistrated by animated cartoons and colored slides .showing, the miar- vels of what Dr. Beebe himself calîs. fithe fairyland under the sea." Dr. Beebe's deep sea explorations are condùcted in a huge steel baIl, or bathysphere, six feet ini diamneter, with windows of fused quartz and a 400-pound steel, bolted door. The Aasrss.linPnodcis 1K Birds.' or send us bis Station 1"C',"Chicago, II.naine-and We wilIi mail, eoto ou. Phone, Ave.- 'ici il, 1 ', v 1>11 nim, Altadena. Cal. 1