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November 2'J, 1929 75 New Trier Boys to Attend Suburban His Last Game Council Conference .___________, I WILMETTE LIFE r 15 New Trier school plans to send about seventy-five boys to the annual conference of the Suburban League Boys' council at Morton High school in Cicero, December 14. There will be two representatives from each of the twenty-six boys' advisor rooms and it is expected that a number of other New Trier boys will attend. The Suburban League Boys' council was formed as a result of a conference held at New Trier last fall. Alan Hoagland of \Vin.netka was the first president of the council. The chief aim of the council is to provide means of contact. between the student bodies of the six Suburban league schoolsNew Trier, Morton, Evanston, Deerfield, Proviso and Oak Park-on otht!r than a competitive basis. The bitt~r rivalry on the football field and the basketball court are forgotten in the friendly contacts that the council es-· tablishes. The first annual get-together of the boys of the six schools was held c.t Deerfield last spring, and was attended by more than three hundred boys. An even larger number are expected to attend the conference at Morton High school on December 14. Norman (Photo by Ca rh_~ s) Roos and Gordon Cutler are N cw Trier's representatives on the Subur Cai)t. ·Tom Hicks made his final a;)ban League council this year. pearance as a New Trier grid st a r Thank sgiving day when the Green and Sears Seventh Graders to Gray stah,·arts engaged in the annual Present "Miles Standish" classic w·ith Evan ston High school <At A group of seventh graders at the Evanston. Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth un der the direc tiun of Miss Gertrude Her - . TO GIVE STEREOPTICON TALK rick will present "The Courtship o f Miles Standish" at the school next The Mallinckrodt Mothers' club will week. Robert Cutler, Russell Cooke. sponsor an illustrated lecture by Rev. and Shirley Botthof have the principal George A. Keith, S. ]. in .the "Sacred roles. Robert will be Miles Standish . Love story of the Mass," at the \ViiRu ssell will play the part of John AI - mette Woman's club, Sunday evening, den. and Shirley will be Priscilla. December 15. When styles demand that woman's figure should have lovely, graceful, perfect lines, STAYFOR.\1 is the ONLY foundation garment that meets the requirements. STA FFORM is designed on perfect lines, ·and perfection cannot be improved upon; for this reason ST AYFORlV! has been years in advance of everything else on the market. STAr FORM is, therefore, the IDEAL foundation garment for today's style, the new Princess Gown-now that Perfect Lines of the figure are being recognized and admired. · THE ST A YFORM S.H OP STATE BANK AND TRUST BUILDING, Fountai, Square Phone Greenleaf 7077 EVANSTON 1009 ·Lake Street (The Forsyth Bldg.)- OAK PARK Phone Euclid 5392 Et1gc1rata Beach llotel l;jt .~ Stevens Bldg. ('IIJC,\GO SHOPS 57 4g,!'7 Lincob' Avenue E. MacU3cm 8t. 8!5 B. llrd Bt. DUTCH MILL CANDIES Are the First Choice of Santa Claus Dutch Mill Home Made candies await you in 101 unusual varieties and they're wonderful because they're so rich and pure. Then,. too, they are made fresh every day, which makes them doubly delicious. We box and wrap them in handsome Yule Tide trimmings already for Santa to deliver on Christmas morn. .... I THE FRIENDLY GIFT that Jjyes and repeats your Christmas Greettngs Salted Almonds Cashew Nuts Salted Pecans Salted Pistachios Spiced Almonds throughout the Year DUTC 75 Wilmette Shop 1187 Wilmette Ave. ~H'ipp & Coburn Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths WRIGLEY BUILDING n AND ONE 't DOllAR THELS. ~~ .. ~ ·I Lake Forest Shop 284 E. Deerpath Ave. CHICAGO Shops All Over Chicago