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c) Buy it from Peacock's. The ever prevailingimportanceof the Sol.itaire coupled with PeèacockQuality asur thèse Ringo of true Christmas appea A Platinum, mounting of exquisite workmanshïp euhankces the beauty ~~ of these smiart Solitaires. Variety of 1111;tailored or more elaborate desigqus Solitaire. Tailored de- S'7 sign. 2 round Diamonds. , 7 S 7~Round Diaanond, 2 s75.,-smell round Diamonds. Diamond Solitaire. 3 !Sirur% small round Diamonds. Ai. *ioo ~Cener Diamond and $1W small round Diaanonds. Diamond Solitaire. 2 qs1i%9% sunall round Diamonàs. ~ Blue White Center *18 and 6 smail Diasuonds. Solitaire. Cener Dia- mond.6iismaIllDiamonds.18 MR SINCE 1837 « » Palmer H0useCorner T'ownship Higb school will furnish the opposition. It will be the sec- ond Suburban league encouinter of the~ season for New Trier. Last- Friday nîght,. on the home court, New Trier split a. double head- er with Waukegani, ne 1w member. of the league., After staging a---&reat fourth quarterrally'the heavies were; finally nosed out by Waukegan, 29 to, 28,- but . -the Xew Trier- lights squared mattersefor the evening wuth a 35 to 23 victory.- Dave Miller Stars It was a big night for Dave Miller, captain of the lightweights. ,The;six-. tten points he scored for New Trier on eight -fleld goals went a' long wvay toward- giving. his team> victory.; Finch, playiù .g center for. New- Trier, scored eight Points. For Waukegan the high scoring honlors weût toi Bragg, forward, who couilted ninel points. Waukegan led at the. end of the first quarter, 6 to 4, New Trier was abead at the halî4 15 to 13., and by thé timie the third quarter ended. New trier wvas leading 23 to 17. New Trier pulled further away as the game progressed. Show Brillant Form The heavYweight game wasa liard one for New Trier to ]os e. Fighting to overcome a WNaukegan lead, New Trier played brilliantly in the fourtît quarter, onily. to lose iiy a single point. ing, 24 t 13, thie tans were ,eginiifg to believe that Waukegan vas too good. But the New "rier players. dîdn't think .so. With Wilson, guard, contributing six points, Anderson, guard, and M1ee .f orivard, 'three points each, BaIITforwar, two point and Fitzgerald, one poirit,' New Trier raui its score to 28, but the five points Waukegan scored ini the final quarter were just. enougli to give the Lake county school its -flrst Suburban league victory. LIeweIIyn .Sowen TEXACO SERVICE ln No Man'. Laàd Wil. 5369 basket. witn any degree ot regular- ity. Fitzgerald, with six. points, and Oliver, with five, led the scoring for New Trier, Strohm, guard, Smith, center, and Coyle,< forward, contrib- uteci eight, seven and six points, re-* spectively. for Senti. Nip-and-Tuck Aff air,' The Iightweight game -,was a nip- and-tuck affair- until the fast quar' ter. New Trier was leading 4 to» Z at, the end of thé first quarter, but Senti was ahead Il to 10 at the haif. When the third& quarter ended New Trier was out in front, 21 to 19. In. the, finluI quarter, Robertson, for-. ward, and Finch, center, miade. two feld goals apiece and Captain Dave Miller nmade' one, to' give New Trier victory., Meanwhile, Sen was held to tIîre E-points. The final score.was 31 to 22 for New Trier. Individual. scoring honors for New Trier ivere won by Finch,' center. He. made sixteen poinîts.. His teammate,ý [Robertson, forward, made eight. For Sennu, Draper and Gahm, forwards, eaçh scored ten poinits. CENTRA L-LA URELI P. T.A.I "ýHark! the Herald Anigels Sing," one. of a group of 'six- Christmas carols to be sung by the Glee club of the Central-taural school, under the direction of Mrs. Agnes Clark, wilI usher in the Christmas spirit at the meeting of the Parent-Teacher association, December 18, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.. Lloyd Faxon of Winnetka will review "The Folkçs" by Suckow.* Mrs. Faxoni will also.give a talk on "Parents in the booksof 1934." Corne one and .ail and led. your bit of Christmas cheer to a delightful pro- gram by your presence! Book I)rizpe_ The Parent-Teacher association is sponsoring the book drive to secure bôoks needed for the inidividual roorn librrv. n afew days, a complete 1it arfulycompiled b the teach- "'umper to Dumper" service. Mrs. Paul King of Evanston, for- merly. of Wilmette, entertained her dessert. bridge club yesterday., i