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*Another exhibitor shows what can bc done ini fitting and blocking knit garments' and in dyeing and cleaning. A laundry displays examples of their skill and wiIl be glad to tell you about the advantages of -modern laundry methods, andif you are interested fil washing at home you'll find the latest !n washing machines and labor-saving troning equipment al set uli and operating. Show Food Pr.servation 0f unuisual interest is the goodness and freshness 'of, modern canningl methods in the pre servation of foodsý Yoù'I1 Marvel at. how science has helped' to capture the off-the-vine, tree or bush taste which so long avoided the canner.. And here' are confections which delight the palate and yet don't add an ounce of weight. Kitcheni gadgets. Little t h i n g s which add much to kitchen conveén- ience are on display. Ingenious de- vices, ail of which mean' minutes sav- ed for busy housewives and tasks *more easily done. ýAt this display you'l1 leamn about ice cream as a food and dessert.' At that is -a grouping of educational books, for evcryý member of the fam- iuv. These are but a few of the i iterý- estlllg Sights which will greet th-le v.isitor to the 1936 Better Homes Ex- positioni. Durinig the, coming week es ar eIs light of a new day, atter a Iethargy of several years. "science 'and invention have kept right on improving living. conditions, develo ping -new things for homes, while weý have been asleep. Only, in a few cases, however, haveiniius been willing to keep abreast of these developrnents. "No* it's different. We'réci ready to move forward,' to forget the hectit' years, and faîl into step, with th~e things that are new. 641 the Better Homes Exposition the. Womnan's Club o f Minette: bas attemptedý to assemble soie -of these new things.* New products and serv- ices which in themselves contribute much toward making cie asier, full- er andrmore enjoyable. ."We'vè' tried to touch the lives .of, perople in the area both inspiration- ally and practically with our displays. "It will be a. pleasure to see how we have succeeded. We believe the public will appreciate our efforts and profit much by the things they'll sec." Towilsend Club Will Hear Richard A. Main The weekly meeting of Townsend, Clh l N. 1nf Wilmette wil bcheld 0 Wby a0w I Becanse youli5bae. uoaey il Yom dlo. Below aze lste<I values lu rellable <rugg and sundries. Wise shoppers will tae, full silvantege of the savings they turnisb, And always ruee- ber, your prescription le In rellable badu lere. TISIE M.:ONEY.SAVING VALUES FOR THURSDAY8 FRIOAY, SATURDAY $1.00 DRENE 79c SHAMPOO ........79 60e AMOLINI42c 1DEODORIZER ......42 cSP'.. 42C '50c HiINDS' HONEY AND 'g ALMOND CREAM ..3, $1,.OO ANGELUS79 LIPSTICK . ..... Soc FLAVÔftID SÔ1DIUM39 PERBORATE......3c l Sec PEBECO33 TOOTH PASTE.. ....3 VITAIMINPRODUCI $1'.. FORTIFI ED If you grow hungry, extensive plans- arc being completed for an elaborate dining room service for al three days. Luncheon wiIl be served betwecn Il :30 a. m. and 1 :30 p. m. Each evcning dinner wiIl be served between 5 :30 and 7:30.. Compiete changes, jn menu' are promised each day and real home cooking is assured. Popular prices will prevail. More than a week aigo the task Gent LU ii LLU La5g arKi oa eA " club, will be the speaker. Tuesday, April 14, J. B. Kiefer, state area r~an ager, will address the Chambers of Commerce of Glencoe, Winnetka and Wilmette at an open meeting in Winnetka Comuriity House. The hour is 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. Information and lîterature, may be obtained at. 1125 Central ave- nue and 440 Prairie avenue, Wil- mette, and 839 EIm street, Winnetka. HOSPITAL SIZE.. $325 UPJOHN COD LIVER OIL PERLES %cc VIOSTEROL, ANY MAKE SOcc HALI BUT OIL REGULAR $2.25 $2e79 $3.19 $1,089 Lyman-Renneckor Phormacy 1138 Cntral venue entrhoned Wlmette tenue Phonorallandtte 28 Phono Wihnette 2 La"'~ Phone wilmeue 20 ,1138 Central Avenue: