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October 25, 1934 WTIMFTTP T ~ SùbubanPolice rk to Join in Co-operative Plan The Suburban* Area and Country Towns Association of Cook county, ai ithe request of the chiefs of police Wvho form the police comrnittee, is institut- ing a newv service to its members. Once a week the association sends to police chiefs a bulletin containing mat- ters of . information important to the police. It hopes to make this bulletin Serve as a complete source of informa- tion for police departments so that every suburban department will be fullY ini- formed as to what is happening, throughout the county. Local police departmnents ini turn are asked to cooperate with the association by sending to its headciuarters at 409 Madison street, «Maywoo(l, information as to such occurences in the municipality as mav be of interest to others. This shouîd include .descriptions of lost, stolen, or recovered property; descrip- tions of persons wanted ; and, a state- ment as to any new type of robbery or other crimes committed, it is explained. "WNe shahl also be glad to have any comments or advice which you feel should go to other police departments," Thomas A. «Matthews, executîve sec- retary of the association states. "Ii the members will cooperate, this bulletin will do a great deal toward heîping our suburban area police de- partments to funiction with the utmost eficiencv. "These bulletins are to be kept strict- ly confidential, for the use of the Po- lice departments only.' LOGAN-HOWARD P.T. A. -Re-rnakers of Mankind" will be the titie of the talk bv I)r. Carleton Washburn, superintendent of the XvVinnetka schools, at the next meet- ing of the Logan-Howard P. T. A. on the evening of Tuesday, November 6, in the Howard sc.hool. Dr. Wash- burne has covered the subject in -his recentîy published book of the samne title, which reviews rnany of the edu- cational systems now employed in European countries. In choosing Dr. * Washburne for this meeting, the * P. T. A. officers felt that they were offcring a real attraction to the fath- ers, and hope that thev will attend in large numbers on this, the first Fath- ens' Night of the year. The dance classes, under Miss Alice Stade, are enïoying increasing popu- *larity. The registration this year shows an increase of about 50 per cent over that of last year, which speaks well for Miss Stade's wonk and for the tireless efforts of Mrs. R. D. Oilar, dance chairman, and Mrs. Hen- ry Drucker, her assistant. Most of her last year's pupils are still with Miss Stade, and thene are, of course, many beginners. Caîl Mrs. Drucker .(Wil- mnette 1112). or Mrs. Oilar (Wilmette 3676), and enter your child ini a dance. 'ls.Thene is stilI timne.. Mrs.. R. B. *DeVinny was the Logan- Howard representative at the all-day conference sponsored by the Parents' council of the National College of Education yesterday. She was ac- companied by sevenal of her board memnbens. Recent roomn teas, and thcise soon to corne :1 Tuesday, October 23-Logan third grade, Miss Schneiner's roomn-Host- ess, Mrs. Charles Lipman; assistant hostess, Mrs. J. I.Wall. CHy-URCHNW (Continued from Page 52) Thursday,..November 1, at the church. Executive commlttee meeting of the Woman's Aid at 10 :30 o'clock. General Aid sewing at 10:30.' Luncheon will be served at noon by the Second' division. Business meeting and program at 1 :30 o'clock. Everyone is asked to bring soinething in the wayý of canned goods, vegetables, jellies, jains, etc., for the Old People's home. Kenilworth Union Dr. Herbert L. Willett, minister Dr. Willett's subjeet for Sunday, Oc- tober 28, will be "The New Renaissance." The church service is at Il o'clock. The Wonien's guîld will mieet Monday miorning, October 29, at 10 o'clock. The work of the guild is for the benefit of good causes in which the women of the church and the comnmunîty are inter- ested. Ail women of Kenilworth flot otherwise engaged on Mondays are cor- dially invited to cone in for as much time as they can sî,end in this good work. The Sunday school ivili meet at 9 :45. There ang classes for children between the ages of kindergarten and the high sehool. Visitors are welcome. The Junior and Senior departments will visit the Sunday school of the Church of the Holy Comforter. ECONOMY SHOP 'NEEDS The iieed this week is agalinrnen's clothing of ail kinds, socks, shirts. underclothing. shoes. suits, trousers, overcoats. This need seerns to be al- ways with us. As fast as an article is placed on the rack it is taken. Soon another man cornes in looking. perhaps, for the sarne garment, onlv to be disappointed. Economy Shop can place aIl you can spare.-Mrs. A. L. Grinneli, chairman. Note: Economy Shop is conducted by the Woman's Club of W ilmnette. RETURN FROM EAST Mr. and Mrs. Duffy A. Matot, and their daughter, Miss Mae B. Matot, oi 250 Linden avenue, returned last Mon- day from a fortnight's trip in the east. They spent several days in New York City before sailing on a week's cruise to Bermuda. On their return they spent several days in Albany, and -a short tirne in Buffalo. RETURN FROM WEST Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Williams, 515 Abbots ford road, Kenilworth, return- ed Saturday from a motor trip to WVashington and Oregon. Mr. Wil- liams had been on a business trip in the west for two and a haif months, and. Mrs. Williams met bim in the west, spending three weeks with him. Kindergarten, Miss Davenport's room -hos tess, Mrs. Charles Snyder; as- sistant hostess, Mrs. WVilliam Reyn- old s. Tuesday, October 30.-Howard third grade, Mvrs. Joyce's room--hostess, Xlirs. Arthur Farrell; assistant host- ess, Mrs. Merlin Bush. . Wednesday, October 31-HoiNard fifth 'grades, Miss Van Hone 's rtoom, Miss Gibson's room, Miss Davison's room; hostesses, Mrs.. Edward Gorey,. Mrs. E,. E. Maston, Mrs. R. L. Travis; assistant hostesses, Mrs. Russell Frei,ý Mrs. David Leach, Mrs. Lester Beck. Thursd.ay, November 1 - Howard eighth grades, Mrs, Jones', Miss Fias- kered's,, Miss Donnelly's, Mrs. Clarke's, Miss Steven.'s rooms; host- esses, Mrs. S. Bigelow Haley, Mrs. W. D. Millard, Mrs. t. J. Moreau; as- sistant hostesses, Mrs. Marvin Harms, Mrs. J. Mark Hale, Mrs. Henry Drucker, Mrs. Robert Bain. Friday, November 2-Howard first grade, Miss Slown's room; hostess, Mrs. C. E. Jarchow, assistant hostess MArs.Hdo dîm DU-R ADVERTISERS 4This alphabetical directory "s a weekly feature of-Your Home Paper. It is published for your connien»ce .. omake your shopping easier . .. to save the tiMe of the busy housewife. ADVERTISER Ace Motor Sales.............5Si Aibright Beauty Shop ..........5Si Art Furalture <Co. . .... Bau mrucker, Charles P .... 22 Beach, Florence, Candies ....23 Bernie Studio .......... 47 Beyrer, Win. G. ..........S Bisma.rck Motel. . ........S Blann Pharmacy ........ Book Nook ...........44 Boulevard Dnag Store .....,.... S Bowen, Liewellyn, Texaco Service . . . .. . . . .. . . Braun Bros. 011 CJo ........ Cayr-Leen Beauty Salon ....... 17 Chandler'% .... ............... 44 Chicago Dally News..........3-1 Coffey Auto Repair........... 12 Communlty Theatre ........... 69 Consumers Co ......... Cover IV Co-Op, The .................... 46 (ormark, Joseph G ............. 49 Cullison Motor Co .............. 57 Cyrille Beauty Shop ...... S D)avis Street Aquarium & Pet Shop . . . . . .;. . . . .16 DeBourge, Elizabeth .......26 First Churci of Christ, Sclentist .... . .. . . ..... Franken Bros. .. ....... .48 Gordian Book Shop .......46 Great Atlantic Pacifie Tea Co........ 13 Halteman'. Photo Shops .... I ileating Service Co. e ... 27' tieurn Beauty Shop ...... 8 11111'. Survive Station .......S Household Finance Corporation Ili Hub, The......... ...... 14, 21 Illinolis Bell Telephone Co ...S Indiana Sale-Way LUnes ...41 Jefferson Grill ....... 1......... 57 Jewel Food Stores ............. 11 JToseph Slioes ................. 241 Lake Vlewv Quallty MIarket .. Liberty Loan Corporation ...49 Liadstrom's Lboek $hop ..... 14 Liadîvall, H. G . ........ 48 Lord' . . .. . . . ...._. 2s , 33 Lymau P1harmary ... .... , 9 Marks, J.....................1 8 MIarshall, Field & <Jo.. 14, 24, 2i, 4i -Mathew Francis.............. 43 PAGE .ADVERTIISER Mereer Lumber Companies............ Cover lV Milieu Hardware ... 18, 14, 48, 49 M urine <Co. .. . .... ......l -Murphy.Iles 011 <Jo... .... 2; Xormeili, Edith BIdeau ........1le North Shore Art League ....... 41 North Shore Garden of illemories ... .......... 48 -North Shore Quaiity Laundries ..... ... ...s North Shore Befrigerator CJo., lue .................... 12 011 Weil, The ........... ......10e Pagliarulo, D. .......... Palace Foods ..................1Ji Peaeock Ice Cream ............1le Pembridge. Motel ..... ...... 27 Publie Service <Jo.. ..&, <Jover 111 Quinlan & Tyson............. 49 Rtay Sehools... ............... 37 Bennetkar I>rng Co...... 9 Rensci Warehouse ............12 Ridge Avenue Pharmaey....... 9 Rosberg, John T ............ 8 Schloessers...................7 Scotch Wool Shop, The........ 26 Shawnee Cleaners............ 57 Shore Line Cieaners..........197 Shore Line Motors, lac . ..... .13 Suider.Cazei Drug Co. . ....... Spa alding.Gorham.......*..... »23 Spencer Petroicuma <o ......... 20 Sport $hop,'Tic...............45 State Bank & Trust <Jo ...... b Stevens,,Edgar A., lue.. 22, 80, 41 T homas ]Decoratiug* Co..... .... 49 Thairber's Diaing Boom........S8 Uhieman, X. G. Pur <Jo...48 Vaiencia Theatre ............568 vanI)eusenIs ............... .. 4, a Varslty,-Theatre ..............5ý 9 Warner Paint <Jo............ 46,49 Wieboldt9s . . .. 19, 20, 28, 29, $g, 47 Williams, Ba.rker *Severn <Jo.. 18 Wllmette Battery£ Electrie Service ........Cover lx' Wllmette Beauty So ....10 Wilmette State Bank.......... . Wlimete That 4.12, Cover il Worthen's..................... 2 PAGE md October. 2,5,,1934 WILMET2TE LIFF