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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1923 '^M- AT the morning meeting of the Wilmette Woman's Club, February 28. Mr. Kahler, of New Trier, spoke on the Boy's Problems. He empha- ised the fact that the object in all the school's work is the moral develop- ment, mental and physical growth be- ing only indices. He spoke earnestly of the desire on the part of the Fac- ulty to know and co-operate with the parents of all the students, and closed with a glowing tribute to the fine qualities of the boys and girls whom he has worked with and for during his eleven years at New Trier. The afternoon meeting was in charge of the Young Woman's Aux- iliary, and was opened with piano solos by Miss Pauline Pettibone and a group of songs by Miss Marjorie Mann, which were received with much pleasure, both young women re- sponding to encores. Miss Mary Bartelme gave a short talk on the work of the Mary Home at 1102 Elm- wood Avenue Evanston, invited all present to visit it, and told of the pleasure and gratitude of the girls over the articles sent them by the Philanthropy department. Mrs. Bart- lett spoke briefly for Infant Welfare, and asked that each member be re- sponsible for the health of one child for one year at a cost of ten dollars. The lecturer of the day was Prof. F. B. Snyder of Northwestern, whc spoke on Modern Novels and Nov elties. He considers the novel an im- portant factor in moulding public opinion, and deplored the poor qual- ity of much of the current fiction, al- though emphasizing the fact that pop- ularity is not necessarily mediocrity. The three essentials for a good novel. mental Truthfulness and Good Style, in his opinion, are Interest, Funda- the vote of the average intelligent reader determining literary merit. Mr. R. E. Pattison Kline has just completed his third year of Current event talks at the club. In these days of tremendous changes in world af- fairs, which many of us feel incom- petent to judge or understand, it is a privileges to have them interpreted to the club by a thoughtful, unbiased student of history, as Mr. Kline as- suredly is. Under his leadership the class is taken behind the Scenes, sees history in the making!, fol- lows cause and effect in present events against the background of the past, and is enabled to draw correct deductions and conclusions Ladies* and Misses9 may now, and in the future, secure their dresses of proven worth and qualityâ€"DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER at strictly WHOLESALE PRICES After selling ONLY to the largest Department Stores and Specialty Shops in Chicago and elsewhere for the past fifteen years, we decided to sell DIRECT TO YOU. You pay the same price for One Dress here that our dealer* formerly paid for them when purchasing in quantity /of*. EVERY DRESS IS MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES We adopted this plan of selling because we believe the volume of business to be derived will make it profitable. THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO VISIT OUR FACTORY AND SHOW-ROOMâ€"whether you are ready to buy or not. See our Latest Styles and inspect the quality of materials used. If by chance your size is not in stock, WE WILL MAKE OUR GARMENTS TO YOUR MEASURE WITHOUT ANY EXTRA CHARGE. Prices $19.75 to $35. Retails for $40 to $65. LET US PROVE WE CAN ABSOLUTELY SAVE YOU _ THE RETAILER'S PROFIT-ON^YOUR DRESSES. and White Dresses given special attention. WHOLESALE DRESS MFG. CO. FACTORY AND SHOW ROOM NO. 1 226 WEST MADISON ST., COR. FRANKLIN SHOW ROOM NO. 2 115 SOUTH DEARBORN ST., NEXT TO FAIR STORE 2ND FLOOR NEAR MAIN POST OFFICE For your convenieneenive have opened the above a how room in the Heart of the Loop. Both factory and ehow roome are only a few minute* walk from State St. and C. e\ N. W. or Union Depot*. AUTOMOBILE PAIN TOT? OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY WERSTED MOTOR CO PHONE WINNETKA MS loTPOUBb PROTECT BEAUTIFY VI May we give you without obligation a •mall can of Martin-Senour'a WOOD- VAR STAIN for trial in your hornet Cut out the coupon t^low from this ad- vertisement and take it to our agent, who will gladly provide you with • trial regular steed can at our expense. WOOD-VAR STAIN is rich in tone WOOD-VAR is wonderfully persistent In wearing power It will withstand hot or cold water WOOD*VAR combines varnish and stain, simplifying the appli- cation Into one operation. â€"CLIP THE COUPONâ€" AND BRING TO GRIFFIS HARDWARE 1185 WILMETTE AVE. TEL WILMETTE 1724 "EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY" â€"CHEVROLET