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6 'WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1924 Arr ive Cairo, Egypt, about Febru - north shore' community is counted upon to assume 11. most active part in a ry 14. Leave Cairo, Egypt, about February the program which honors its most 30. distinguished citizen. Arrive Marseilles, France, about March 1. We expect to hear from Mr. Bro~n Program Building Gist from time to time and pass on to Wilof Rotary Discussion J. Melville Brown, as scores of inti- mette Life readers some thrilling exGeorge S. Dalgety, of the Evan~ton periences the family expect to enmate acquaintances in the vilt3ge Rotary club, a well known org~mzer know, is a good business man who counter before returning to the native of Chautauqua program~ and, m .reoutlines his work-a-day program with heath. cent years, prominent m prOf!!Ohon utmost care and precision. It remains work in the alumni organtzatiOn at for \Vilmette Life, however, to inform Northwestern university, p~esented an these neighbors of that popular citizen, attracth·e outline to the W1lmette Rothat Mr. Br(!wn also outlines with tary club at its luncheon Wednesday considerable exa·ctness the .program pert aini ng to the matter of Rotary covering his social activities, or rather, meeti ng programs. those of his family, for in this he inThere'll be an old - fashioned torchMr. Dalgety is one ?f the !flOSt dudes Mrs . Brown. Miss Elizabeth N. light parade in Evanston on the night widely known Rotaria 11s m the m1ddle Brown and Robert Drown. of August 19, upon the occasion of west , hadng Yisited an.-! ob~erved . the We refer in this connection to the formal notification of Charles G. little matter of a world tour upon Dawes that he is to be President meeting' of scores of clubs m var!ous which the Brown family set out the Coolidge's running mate in the elec- part s of this and the western sect1ons of th e country. day before the Fourth of July and tion next November. A committee of the Rotary .cl?b is which will keep them away from the Plans for the unique event, which working diligently on prel.tmmary \'illage some 15 months. will be reminiscent of the good old plans looking toward the esta~hshment Here we find Mr. Brown armed with days of yore when never a political a minutely detailed "itinerary" chart procession was complete without the in the village of the Col!lmumtr Ch~st which, he is fJUick to advi e us, "is kero sene torches with their red, whit e idea, through the_ exped1e~ce ? wh1ch not a mailing list but simply our itin- and blue flare s, were formulated this all community-w1de contnbut10n campaign s for various recognized 'Yelfare erary." Tt read about as follows: week under direction of Roy 0 . West , agencies would be merged mto a Leave Wilmette, ]11ly 3. sec retary of the Republican national common fund from which distributi?n Arrive San Francisco, July 6. committee after he ' had announced would he made in accordance 'Y1th Leave San Francisco, July 8. August 19 as the official notification the expressed wishes of ~he contnhuArrive Honolulu, July 14. day. tors. Thi s plan, now m successful Leave Honolulu. July 28. It is planned to have at least 2,500 operation in many cities and towns Arrive Yokohama, Japan, August 7. (Vi~it Tokio. Nikko, Kamakura. My- torches in the procession which will throughout the country, wo?ld ~stab anoshi to. Osako, Kyoto, Kobe, etc. a ssemble at the Northwestern univer- lish one contribution campa1gn m the sity campus and wend its way to the place of the several drives now in Leave Yokohama, August 8. home of the Republican vice presi- vogue, thus eliminating duplication of Arrive Kobe, about September 4. Leave Kobe, about September 6. dential nominee where the formal noti- time and effort on the part of the many fication program will take place. volunteer workers. (Visit Fu san, Seoul, Korea and MukRepublican leaders from all parts of den, China.) Arrive Peking, China, about Septem- the country are expected to attend the ceremonies. ber 12. A special im·itation to participate in Leave Peking, China, about Septemhrr 30. · the parade and attendant festivities Arrive Shanghai, about October 2. is extended to all residents of the Leave Shanghai, about October 16. village and it is expected that a local Arrive Hon~ Kong, about October committee on arrangements will be 20. Visit Manila. appointed within a few days. The Leave Hong Kong, about 0ctober ~~------------ Glo6e-Trottill6 Brown· Map Out Their Itinerary TORCHUGHT PARADE TO GREll DAWES AUGUST 19 the m the R Comm Service believe, Wilm estimatC( Sanitary I W. plus a f and for Service Coj Rate C (2 Public S I annual c $9, 30. Arrive Saigon, Indo -China, ahout November 2. Leave Saigon, Indo-China, about November 8. Arrive Bangkok, Siam, about November 12. Leave Dangkok. Siam. ahout No vemher 18. Arrive Singapore, India , Straits, about November 20. Visit }ave, etc. Leave Singapore, India, Straits, .ahout November 30. Arrive Rangoon , Burma. ahout De ccmher 4. Visit Mandalay. Lea,·e 8.Ran g-oo n, Burma, about December Arrive Calcutta, India, about December 11. Leave Calcutta, India, about December 13. Vi~it Darjeeling, Renares, C'awnpore, Lucknow, Gwalior Agra Delhi, Jeypor, etc. ' ' Arrive Bombay, about January 8 Summer Dresses Fluffy light summer frocks for the hot July days. They're attractive and moderately priced. July Clearance Men's Wear A real chance to save on Men;s Wear during our st,orewide July Clearance Sale, is offered you. Lots, of course, are limited to our stock on hand. ~I]!{ LAKE SHORE AUTO SALES Salea Room and Ser.ic:e Statioa Unique Style Shop 112& CENTRAL AVE. Pb. Wil. 2403 parcntly coot!' there was a 8' rent betwe~ tarv District. If a study lluminating, tern estimated probably be When the Wilmette Cha sociation of competent co cause of the art and scien of names of o standing was not in the 11 ployed, Prof ~ versi ty of Ill for with Vii pressed. It public inspect known to th We hold n ' ice Corporati trict or for but we do be of Wilmette ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~10~1~0= -l~&~C=h=ic:=a~r=o=A=v=e=.,~E=v=a=n·=t=o=n=,=11=1·~ For Your Drug Store Needa Call ShirtsA remarkable sale of shirts is this! Some of these have attached collars, others are without colla~. M-any of them retailed for $5.00-none of them sold for less than $2.50. They have been grouped in two lots at 1925. ' Leave Bombay, ahout January 10. \' i~it Madra s, Madura, etc. Arrive Colombo, Ceylon, about January 20. Visit Kandv, etc. Leave Colombo, Ceylon, about January 25. Arrive Port Said, Egypt, about Feb· ru.ary 5. Visit Palestine. Take Nilt" tnp. Snider-Cazel Drug Co. Phones Wilmette $1. 45 and $2. 95 400-401 Wilmette and Central Aves. The sizes are not complete in both lots, but every size from 14 to 160 can be found in the tw,o lots. Arrow Collars Genuine Arrow collars, sti.ff collars as well as soft col.Wware offered at this remarkable price . No less than twenty !r~~:r~ ~:;:·i~~~:~~~~-:.·.~~f."~~~~-~~~~~:~~ 1 oc Linoleum Weem·ploy expert layers All patterns and sizes Window McAllister's 1146 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette L 63 , I l Take Care of Your LawnBefore the dry spell comes we suggest HOSE and attachments, such as SPRINKLERS, NOZZLES, SPRAYS, etc. We can meet your need in every demand. John Millen "lilt'· Hardware, Millen Ha· It" Phones w-dmeue 3060-3061 1219-21 w-u.ue An.