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j' Holland Butter ... 2l.l5 Ferm 3 do60e Sbamrock 5Ab.9 cry&ta wMie 5 29 larMpe .rice. Meier's Certi- fed Pure, .. . Z pts. 29e ICIAFT'S Velveeta Chee f21 Lamb Pat ties. Fresh made.. boa-, --- u lb. Prime Rib Roast off Deef (standing) . 7 Prime Rib Roetý off Beef. 6th & 7th c 2t2lb ...... wee b. 39c Meat for L.af- Verni, Beef, Pork. FIVE DELIVERIES DAILY .25 F ,vak, in cnarge. Inez Bliss, R. N., the community nurse, is in the HeaIth- Center Mon- day -and Thursday after'noons from .1 to 5 :p. m. and on.other days from. i o2p. M. E]vanston Birth Control Center in New Location the Evanstonu-JBirth Control1 cen- ter.moved recently rom the office at 845 Chicago avenue to 802 Main street on the, southwegt corner of Sherman avenue. The woman phy-, sician andà nurse are in' attendance every Tuesday af ternoon1 from 1I to 3 o'clock. This medical center is one of six maintained- by the. Illinois ]Birth Cogtro1 league, 203 éN. XVa- bash avenue, Chicago. At the Ieague's annuùal meeting recently the follow- inig officers from the north 'shore were reelected: , Mrs. James F. Porter, vice-president; Mrs. Willoughby G. Walling, treasurer, and Mrs. Nathan S. David III, secretary. John Zipprich. 023 Forest aveniue, and Byran Davis of Wilmjette. left Mondav to motor to lIndiainapolis tû attend the races. They. stayed 'with an uncle and aunt of Byran'. director of the SIERICE. Fv'eprytking for A utomobiles good, satisfactory job, alw.ys-- The New Trier summner schooI, it at a low price. is explairjed, is not limited to students Iof high school age. Adults who may jcare to take a course such as dra- 721 MAIN STREET maties or any other course offered have been. invited to enrol. '/2-Ib. pkg., sp.c~I -iered mis year at the New Trier High Scbool Summter school, which opens Monday, june 18, and closes on August 10, a month before the regu- lar fali term starts in September. .One of these new courses miIl bo, in conternpprary, literature. 4t will be known 'as Eniglish 4M. Books -pur- chased for the school libiary by the, Girls' club of, the-high sehool *Il be: used as textboeks. They will be plac- ed in the roomi where the class meets and, wilI be read, analyzed- and dis-, cussed bjy the group, Pri.nt.ed, notes anàd questions wîll. guide studenits in their reading of books of. these choice -fiction, drama, poetry, travel, and. biography., This course, it is* explain - ed,> is intended to develop ability'to interpret anld judge present-day lit- erature in its influence on nicdern civilization. Add Physic#l Ge@graphy For the firstý tinie a course ini phy- sical geography will be offered this summner. This ýwill deal with the his- tory. of the physical features of the earth, sticl as volcanoes, geysers, glaciers, seasons, causes of weather conditions, mountains and the like. It also will include a study of metal- lic minera is with spécial emphasis -upon thle commron rocéks. The 'course, it i s said. wiII be of special value to those studetits -h o wilI elect geology iii college. .,Mathemiatics as, applied to the field of astroîîoinv wiIll be co%-ered in a course known as Mathemiatics 5. For. the benefit of Nemw Trier students particularly interested in credi1ts, it is explaitied thiat this .course will be openi to those students who have liad onîe year of algebra-aiid onie year. of geoînetry and will give two and' a haif- credits towards graduation. Offer Radio Course. I-f tiiere îs su.-fficieîît d<liand îor it, a* course in radio fiundanientaîs *may )e offered. Stuide'îits,.ititerested, hav' been asked to inform the director'of he summiner school, WV. L. Brown. hat thev vould like to take such a ourse. In recent years the suînnmer school has been conducted ou a tuition basis, Ak l