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14 WILMETTE LIFE July 30,.1926 Garden of Allah Offers I to act as master of cert:.monies for the Plan Great Photographic State C. of C. to · S Sh new show and in his new place as head Exhibition in Chicago Attracbve ummer OW of the Garden show he is expected to · Work for Welfare The Garden ·o f Allah, a country dine and dance palace, witl offer its midsumme'r musical revue for the first time next Tuesday night. The Garden of Allah is located , on the Waukegan road and Lake avenue, Glenview. The Garden's newest show, 44 Allah's Topics," boasts a cast of principals and a chorus of eight, said to be the fastest dancing chorus ever assembled for cafe work. AI Downs, long known as a fa\·orite singer and dancer in Chicago's night life, has been selected acquit himself admirably. Others in the cast include Josephine Taylor, prima dona; Kay Norman, singer and dancer; Syhda Joyce, the · Yurkinos, Argentine d:i'i1ce artists, and Ruth Gilbert. The greatest exhibit of modern photography and accessories in history will be displayed in conjunction with the forty-fourth convention of the Photographers Association of America, which will be held at the Coliseum in Chicago the latter part of August, it was announced this week. Every conceivable type of camera, from that dating back to years ago to the advanced lightning-speed reproducer of today, will be featured by several concerns which have reserved floor-space at the exhibit, according to A. S. Hurter, director of the convention. "Not only will this be the greatest nhotog-raphic exhibit in history,' said Mr. Hurter, "but it will also be the most complete. and extensive showing of photographic work yet to be. ~ath-, ered under one roof. Many ex~1b1tors ha~e . arranged for demonst_ratlons of the1r products, 1~ot only of m~erest to those engaged m phot?g,~aphlc work, but to the general pubhc. ' of Retail Dealers Mr: and Mrs. Edmund W. Pridmore of 339 Oak citcle and their daughter, Josephine, left last week for .a tour through the Yellowstone and the western Rockies that will last for six weeks or two months. Of These Two ·Wodien ·~.;. ~ ,; "' . Which One Is the Wiser? Easy enough to answer. Naturally the woman who enjoys a morning gallop instead of bothering herself with the trouble of doing or supervising the weekly wash. And what prevents the other mistress from having an "extra day a week" for herself-for her children- for her home? Nothing at all. A few words on the telephone or to Bill the Washington La~ndry Man and washday would be a thing of tqe past. Merchants throughout Illinois wilt be interested in the announcement that a retail division is to be established as a part of the work of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce. J. Heber Hudson, for thirteen vears secretary of the Bloomington Chamber of Com merce, has resigned to accept the task of organizing the new department. 1\.fr. Hudson was a traveling salesman he forf' entering Chamher of Commerce work. The new department, which will operate under guidance of a committee of merchants headefl hy Milton Livingston, well known Bloomington merchant, as chairman. has heen met with much enthusiasm hy retail merchants throughout the state \\'ho ha,·e discussed its plans. Many business problems are faced dailv bv retail merchants. Some of the prin1ary problems to he dealt with are: To improve the practices of mer chants: to improve salesmanship in MOTHERS CLUI;\ TO M~ET stores throug-h educational programs: . The Young Mo.ther s club wtll hold t() ad()nt <~ hrlpful legislath·e program: 1ts monthly m~etmg at the home of to bring about better co-operation he Mrs. W. D. Mtllard: 1721 Forest ave- tween the merchants and manufacnue: Monday evenm~. August 2, at. turPrs and "·holesalers of Illinois. 8,. o clC!ck. ~t t~at time .:Mrs. \~,· A. The puhlic will he interested in the Ke!ldnck will gwe a review of .. The fact that one of' the first matters up Ch1ld, Its V Nature, · ,~· as a "T rut 1 · "1 . 11scuss1on p f M O'Sh and .Its Needs hv · f or < 1 111 .>< ,·crro · · · · ea: tising-" law. Tt is held that the work M d M \V E St f tl · , of the department will help the man .. . er all(1 H'lr ufarturers, johhers a·nd whole sa lers. t " r. ~~; " rs .Jl,.. · '!-.·! 1 avke.nuc, tre- retailers, emoloyes and the public deal - . 'u"ronecd 1rc1ren,tl "f · ape t · masmuc · ecen y rom a wee p s mo. or mg · ·1 h as e ff orts w1'11 tr') to p p :M' w1t 1 t1 1em, 1 1111 ~ he made 11 1 e ·r J·ou a'ev . tahwe, · ,c 1. rdece~ to build up a state conscioust 11 1 rn ) re, "' 1r. an ·' 1 rs. · 1 1 · 1 1 Stofer spent a week at Lake La\\'11 in nes s all( )fiiTll!!l. a ~out al greatlerTll<. esJ.r~ the woods of northern V/isconsin . to con sun:e mm s- mac e a Jl( mol smrrchan<ll sed goods. -0The nc\\· drpartmcnt mean s a hroad Ralph Duncan Cta,· of 157 Park av erning of the work of tl1e Tllinoi -; nue left Thursday mornin g on a sh o rt Chamber of Commerce, which ha s as business trip to Baltimore. its sole purpo e the dcvelopmrnt of tllinois. The new department will especially gi\'C attention to the ~ma tl cr to\\'ns " ·her e the onlv hu . i nr ~s is re tail. - I ° The nH.· t ~ronda,· for a a it r rnoon c;r,,·in g rluh t)icnic at l\ayinia Park July 2o. * * * Have'nt you been looking for a solution to your . w ashday problem? If so call in Bill today. o· CALL lN BILL TODAYHE'S IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD TODAY-AND EVERY DAY 20% Discount on work brought in and called for ern p a s t e u r i z i n g plant insures the cleanliness of your 1nilk. Drink More Milk I