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May 4, 1928 Dnis Surrt--Downto&L'ft Evanston · ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. (Ctttt.tn.buted by . WUmette GCJrcln club) Talkmg of the tree comm1ss1on, i~ G.., "' 11 .,.JBIJ "'n/k· ~ w ., I Famous for Toiletries Toiletries by tbe world'· leacliaa coalitticiau an a part of tbe 1tock alwaJ· available at R.Oitllbtra'a-- "Famou For Toilttria." A Smart Coiffure - u never a pi'O~ to resular uaera of seems that the other north s}Jore commU!Jities have been watching with great mterest to see what our tree ~ol}lmission intends to do. What does lt mtend to do? Is the Wilmette tree commission to have a constructive- policy, be progressive, ~nd full of initiative, or is it to sit still and do nothing? C. C. Schultz has the power, as chairman, not his two associates, and if you want this tree commission to be a live and active one, whose record can be read by future generations in the trees that have been planted, tell Mr. Schultz that you are interested. Ask him what h · 1 · d Sh h e as p annang to o. ow t at you care. He wants to do for you what you want. If you desire some . good and permanent planting done, tell him so. If you want the village to own a spraying machine that can be rented out, tell him so. -oOur village president, too, and our Mrs. C. N. Hurlbut has returned to trustees will favor a constructive policy her home at 715 Greenleaf avenue . Rush Medical college will entertain on the part of the chairman of the after an absence of six months in at a dance at Shawnee Country club Friday evening, May 18. Tree commission if they know that you . California. pria!ed for plan!ing new !rees and for for 0JJ111pic Gamea Tryou.. a vJllage spraytng machme, tell Mr. Ornet and the trustees so. They are Western conference track teams got not apt to·. favor the idea of spending down to serious preparation this week your money in this way if they think for the Big Ten Outdoor track and that you a,re in4iflerent in the matter. field championships to be held at If you 'let it be known that when you · Northwestern ·u niversity May 25 and _ favored tree ordinance you had in 26. Nearly all of the teams have mind a constructive piece of work scheduled dual meets for the next and that you would like to see it begun few weeks to give coaches an opporthis year, you wiD find them g!ad to tunity to judge the material available co-op~rate with you, and you wdl get for the big meet. The championships results. this year are in the nature ·of an The members of Mr. Schultz' com- Olympic tryout for. the Conference mittee are enthusiastic and anxious to stars~ since winners of first and secbegin work. ond places will be eligible to compete at Harvard in the final tryouts. 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