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32, vw g- v oeme ,13 On SM.e Friday and Saturday Onig. BUTVE ROEBYZL COFEE CAKE2c L htadoudcous cofeé .cake ...... DEVIL'8 FOOD LAYER CAKE 35e ýLight and richîy frosted ..... ..... FRUIT PIES, EamCH.23 ASSORTED DINNER ROLLS A splendid and vmried mssortment BUTrER 23 COOKIES, L.B.23 2 &oz. 29c *AKED LIMA MEANS .IL 1b 15 Prepared end ready to be-a- re .~ PROTATO SALAD With chopped celery and egg ...Pt-.15e Bake Shop-Street FIooc WUBnLTSmEVANSTON On Davis Street .WiImetfe il100 Gives Second of Sermon Seisat CogreFgation The : second of ýa series of thre sermons dealing with values. in, Our social order will'be' given Sundair morning, November 4,, byr Rabbi Cliarles E. Shulman at North Shore Congregation Israel temple'in Gleni- coe. The subject this Sunday will be, "An Inquiry Intô Western Civiliza- tion." Music at the services is an- nounced as follows: Tov L'Hodos ................ Goldfarb Borchu ................... Sohlesinger Shema ................... Shesinger Michoniocho ..........Thatcher Tzur Yisroel ..... ...Landsrnan Kedusha......................Stark May the Words ........ .... Landsrmaf Anthem-"HoIy Art Thou" ..andel Duet: "Lord I Have Loved thee Habitation of Thy House" ..Matthews Miss Long and Mr. Landsmnaf Va'Anachflu................... Bînder Largo...............Parlffial Elohenu ........................ Stark MOTOR TO SOUTH HAVEN Mrs. George Nichols and Miss Nel Fuller of 519 Warwick road, Kenil- worth, motored to South Haven, Mlich., last Wednesday, They were accompanied by Mfrs. George Keehn of the* Orrington b ote! and ber guest. Miss Jennie Upham of South Haven. NOW US THE' TIME TO CET YOUR CAR UN SHAPE FOR WUIER DRIVING oe Watch. the FORDS Go By SUG- I5s Your Car 100% Safe? WITH.,COLD WEATHER JUST AHEAD WE GBST THE FOLLOWING: . Oil Change * Winter Lubricants *Brakes Adjusted *Windshield Wiper Checked " Heater Installed " Ignition Checked *Battery Tested Leave your car here while you shop ... you will be m o re than pleased with SHANESY SERVICE SHAÀNESY President, Brady Motor Corporation 1624 Chicago Avenue DAVis 7500 A cross From the North Shore Hotel EVANSTON Mary Crane ýLeague Will Give Benefit -Part>' November 10 Few in the great audience that sat enthralled as Mary Wigmann and, ber dance group woeve poemns of. color and motion on the stage at Orchestra hall, one evening in 1932, knew that, among the dancers was a young Chi- cago artist, appeariflg for the first time in ber -home city, after sever4l years of preparation in Germany. Having finished lier scholastic work at University of Chicago, Anin Port had sougbt, iin the Wigmann school at Dresden, the training that would enable her to become- an exponent of one of the newest f orms of one of the oldest arts. Onlv those who have experienced' it at first hand, know what study in~ the Wigmann school means-the long hours of physical drill, the patient repetition of fundamental movements, the rigid dicipline of min'], body and emotion. Out of it ail cornes a finish in the modern art of the dance that can only he compared with the results obtaiined in the old 1)allet school of imperial Russia. Following ber tour %vitii Wigmann through the principal American &éties in 1932 and a brief period of engage- ment, afterward in Germany, Miss Port returned to ber native cit.v last year. She has since been seen in sev- eral of ber own dance recitals, iin- cluding a notable appearance in. Feb- ruary, 1933, at the Goodman. Members of the Mary Crane league feel that they have been fortunate in securing Ann Port as one of the principal artists for its Speciaty Night at the Evan.5ton Woman's club, Novenmber 10, a benefit affair to raise funds for th eir Nursery school at Hlull House. Herself . a voluinteer worker at H-ull Hotise, Miss Port is givintz ber talent for the occasion ^andi will be seen in two dances wvhich she is creating particularlv for that nighit. One, to bc known 1_as "Red Rhythm," ill be an exceedingl1110(1o- ernistic interpretation of one of the newest jazz tunes as played, by jack Chapman's orchestra. The other, to l)e danced ini a specially created cos- tume, will he kilown as "Velvet Shadows" and will also interpret in the impressionistic style peculiar to the Wigmann school the music of a dance orchestra number, still so new tlîat it- is not widely known. In the second rendition shie will have as lier partner Miss Eloise Moor, a Chi- caLyo dancer and a pupil of Bertha Ochsnier. illino*s Country Club Plans for 1935 Season Illinois Country club is getting an earlystart on a general reliabilitation program contemplated, to put the popular golf course on Dundee road in ship-shape for the 1935 season. Work already completed includes the replastering and stuccoing of the. club hous e and careful fertilization treatment of the entire course. This is the beginning of a program to put.the club.premises in first class shape in every respect. John McEllhatton, manager, an- nounces that not on ty is the, club planning to have the preserit equip- ment in perfect condifion, but. there will be: constant impr 1ovements and 1additions during the next few years. Culminating this, year's successful season wili be the annual Fal Party November 10. VISIT IN NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Smith, 205 Essex road Kenilworth, left last Monay -or- te- Ay-visitiKTNe ovember li 1934 ur ir v u a ir ir in - ýir ir log