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Ce A. STARK'S WOOD SPECIALTY SHOP> 1729, CENTRAL ST.: GroenIeaf 9061-Evanston. W. Design Cabinets, Dil Hlous.., Signe *ad Aue~ Wooul Articles tables foËr Ping-Pàong . GardnFrit ,etc. 1207 WASHINGTON AVE. DIL. .3242 1!! The Dental clinic will be condu'c.ted froin 9 o'clock uiltil 12 next Tues- day pnorning at the Health 'center. On Wednesday miornings f roni 9 until 12 the 'New Trier High school Dental clinic mieets at, the' Health center. T'he Howard school dental cliniçc meets at the Health center everv Thursday morning froni 9 until. 12 o'clock. The -American Red: Cross and the CWA are, conducting -a worthy*;a nd interesting class on home hygiene to which ail women are, cordiallyý and earnestly invited, The claiss is con- ducted. by aF registered nurse and is held at the Health center every Fn-" day afternoon from 2 o'clock until 5. The, Wilmett e Healt'h Centerboard meeting- is to be held this Fridav morning from 10 o'clock uintil 12 at the Health center. M rs. Robert* H. Burns, 614 Essex road, 'Kenilworth,, entertailied at bridge foursomne at luncheon Tuesdav. of last week. Dr. Lee C. Grassie DENTIST announces the opening of hi, new office ut 400 Linde,, Avenue 'By Appointmçint Ph. Wal. 119. Has Your Coiffure Gone High H-at? The new hais d.mand a new style of hair-dress if you r.aIIy want to b. smart- Iy groomedi Our skilled operators inter- p rot the. new modes in a manner thai adds glamour to your appearance. in, the ii business and social worlds. Modern servc.-y.t modern prices.' Opeu. Evenisgs by A>pointm ent Phone Wilmtt. 4545 4AL Monday-Tuesday SHAMPOO and SET.... SPeciai 75c On January 10 at SpringfildO 1\uo., occurred the death of Miss Anna E. Law, for many years librar'ian at the. \Vlmette public iibrarv. Miss Law, and ber sister, Ida, were founders of the Wornan's Reading circle of XiI- mette, whi.ch., vas afterwards fed- erated and bec ame' the Wilmette Vs/o- mnan's club. For two or three vears the reading circle . met weekly at Miss Law's home, filling a niuch n 1ee'ded want in the. life of' the women of the. village i l bot h a' literaryand social way. Ioterested jin Children-1 Miss Law was a member of a. large committee :known as the Elmwoôd Library. 'association, which- was car- ried, on for several years and after- wards merged into the public library. The Wilmette Free Public iibrary wvas .organized' on April 6, 1901, -and was carried ýonî in Jones hall until the. donated, Carnegieý library building. was completed and occupied ,In. 1904. AnaLaw was, appointed librarian and caint*inued to f111 that office until b~er resignittion on February 25,'1920, a period of nineteen years of faithfui - service. Miss Law ioved children. and somte of her specially prepared pro- gramis were for them. On one 'par- ticular occasion, a Bird dgy, she pre- pared hundreds of pîctures mouinted on cardboard with appropniate de-, scription.. Miss Law was a weli read woman, possessing a fine -private iibrary. She j Christia; Science i "Truth" «ras the subjectof the les- son-sermon in ail Churches of Christ,ý Scientist, on Sunday, January 28., 1The golden text was, "He is the Rock, his work is perfect: for ail bis ways are judgment: a, God of truth and without iniquit3,' just' and right is He" (DeuteronoiY 32:4). ý: Among the citations which com-* pri Sed the lesson-sermon was the fol.- Iowing from the Bible: "'Make a joy- fuI noise: unto the Lord, al've lands. Wilmette, but: many friends bave kept in touch with bier as slhe un- selflsbly cared for ber sister, Ida, and ber brother, Frank, as they passed on. She is survived 'by one brother, Albert la%' of. Laurens. Mont., and by sev eral nieces and nepheýw.s. 400, Villagers at Birthday Bail to Honor Rooýseveit. More. than* four hundred W'ilmnette citizens assembled at the Shawnee Country.,club Tuesday inighit to pay tribute :to Presidenit .Franklin ID. Roosevelt, the occasion being the bal and card party in.celebration of the 52nd anniversary of the presidet's birth,'. Coupled with :this celebration was the nation-wide. noèvement to contribute to the Warm. Springs fou ndation, for the treatmet tof vic- tims of. infa'ntile'.paraiy'îis.. ,' Under the direction of Aider R. Tighie, general chairman, and Mrs. A. E. Klunder, co-chairmani, prepar- ations foi' the affair bad been com- plleted to the most minute detail. Co- operating were Mrs., C. P. Dubbs and Mrs. Harry B. Burnside,, ini charge of -program; Myles J. Phillips, in charge of tickets; 'Mrs. Esther R. Stone, i n charge of refresbments, and D. J. L. Walther in charge of radios. Contributing to. the success oi the eveht and enabling the, commjitte*w to keep) witbin a iimited budget were the following donors- Shawnee Country club, club facili- ties; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dubbs,' or- ch estra; Lloyd Hollister Inc.., tickets and publicity; Rensch Fireproof Warehouse, chairs; Hlavàcek & Sons, floral decorations; Marshall Field& comp .any, prizes for'cards; Terminal Hardware Store, Imc.r Randlev Elec-, tric S'hop,. Wilrnette Music Sho'p, M illeni Hardware comp any, Adamns Electnic Shop and W. G. Beyrer Electric Shop, radios. Approximately tbree' hundred tick- ets were, sold for the affair, eàch I 51 Norman McDonald 256Railroad Avenue Phone GR.Eenleaf 5244 AXLE& FRAME STRAIGHTENING. By Cold Hydraulic process, William H. ýSmythe, 'jr., 43Kn day. ilworth avenue, Kenilworth, returncd 1.M1rS. IV. on Monday to resumne bis studies at beriand Purdge after -a five-day mid-5emester tained.a recess. I.Fniday. a- uessert uncheon-on Mon- B.Jennétt Wever, 357 Cum- avenue, Kenilwortb, enfer- bridge foursomne at luncheon.