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February 1,· 1929 WILMETTE LlfB Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jockers of Cleveland, Ohio, are the guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Murdo Ross, 211 Seventeenth street for several weeks. -()- ti~guishe~ European recently told William L. Finley, w1th bewilderment of an extraordinary he had made through Saks-Fifth Conservation ·Expert, trip Avenue. A count he had known at Speaks Here Feb. 8 .Biarritz escorted him to the elevator. William L. Finley, director of wild life conservation for the American Nature a·s sociation, and lecturer of na. ticnal prominence, will make a return appearance in Wilmette Friday, February ·8, when he will give two lectures at the Stolp school on "Camera Hunting on · the Continental Divide." "The Finley motion picture reels this year are by far the finest he has ever exhibited, and am01lg the finest we have . ever seen. The Finleys are doing a rem .rkable work. It is about the highest form of ministry that we know of," wrote John van Schaick, Jr., editor of the Christian Leader, after listening to Mr. Finley's lecture in Tremont temple, Boston. Mr. Finley. whose speaking engagements include science clubs, universities, museums, civic clubs, fish and game associations, and various other organizations, was welt received in Wilmette last year, when he spoke on the wild animals of tne Bering sea region. He comes to Wilmette under the auspices of the Wilmette Teach ers' club. · · Mr. Finley's lectures wilt be given at 3 :30 in the afternoon and 8 o'clock at night in the Stolp building. There will be a nominal admission charge. The charming young woman who sold him perfume he recognized as ' the daughter of an English earl, and when he met the head of a fashion department he found ' she bore the name and title of one of the noblest families in France. All the modern woman demands is an adequate opportunity. Which is exactly where the farsighted Saks-Fi+~h Avenue enters the picture. It has paved the way for in- tellig,e nt women to walk easily, comfortably, profitably into business. For Saks-Fifth Avenue has made the discovery that it is the woman of breeding a~d social background who may be invaluable in telling what other women of breeding and social background want. And also that this type of women is extraordinarily good at meeting the public. Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacLean, 924 Greenwood avenue, are leaving Monday for a motor trip through Florida, and expect to be gone a month or two. -()Mrs. ]. B. Olwin, 820 Lake avenue, Mrs. Kerry C. Meagher, 716 Central entertained Thursday at a small luncheon al}d bridge in honor of Mrs. Sam- avenue, is the guest of her sister, Mr.s. uel S. Dingee of Waus:tu, Wis., who is James Gardner, 4803 Greenwood ave-. nue, Chicago, for several months. the g_uest of Mrs. Olwin this week. , I Now New low prices ~ ~ savings as great as $90 f no family need be without Nursery School A ttxiliary Resumes Winter .4ctivity The regular work meetings of the Mary Crane Nunery school auxiliary have been resumed since the holiday recess. The first meeting will be held Monday afternoon February 4, at 1 :30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. George Groves, 415 Davis street, Evanston. Mrs. Groves is pre.:;ident of the auxiliarv. At a recent gathering of the organization Mrs. Groves gave a review of the work accomplished in September, and outlined the plans for the immediate future. Mrs. Davis' home is being used as a workshop where the garment.:; are made and other needs of the ).[arv Crane Nursery school aux iliary are supplied. On ·alternate Mondays the auxiliarv groups plan to visit the Mary Crane Nursery school in order to become better acquainted with the work in childhood and parental education which the 1\ a tiona! Kinderg_arten Elementary co1-. lege is conducting in the ~J:ary Crath~ building at Hull House. There is a growing interest in the Hull House .:;chool among north shore \'IOmcn, and the auxiliary has added. this season, many valuable members to its list of workers and contributers. Frigidaire T ODAY Frigidaire's prices are so low that it . is actually cheaper to own a Frigidaire than to be without one. And its low current consumption; the elimination of ice bills; its constant co"ect refrigeration temperature that stops food spoilage and protects health; its marked simplicity and freedom from mechanical troubles; these things save money far beyond its cost. -- See these Frigitfaire features But you also get incredible quietness of operation. 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