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D ecember 11, 1925 WILMETTE Bach Vivace L a r go rna non T an t o All egro , M ·ssr s, Fr i t z Itte and W a lte r H a n cock Symp h o n y N o. 18, F. S h ar p 1\Iino r ( The "Farew 11" Symphony ....... Hay dn Alleg-ro Assai Adagio Menuetto Fin a 1~>-Adag LIFE 5 DASCH PLANS PROGRAM FOR WEARY SHOPPERS ~ext Monday's Appearance of Symphony Players Guarantees Genuine Treat DascJ 1, conductor of io lntl·rmission A Few Gift Suggestions for· Men (~l'orgc the ~t·r · t·nadt· for \ \'ind Instrutn(·nts, Opus 7 s s )ft - rt·-,r o t he C'S t Symphony Players of Chicago has :--:~·· · rt~·~ 'l'ittoro·sqtH·s 1 Fourth Orch srompilcd · a program for the tllt'rd I t1 ·a1 :--:uit··l · .. · · .......... ~las~wnet .\lardu· concert of the orchestra eri ·:::. at L\ir·) 11 .. l:allt·L !\ e\\' Trier l1 igh :-.chool .\Ionda v eveAngt ·l us 11 i ng, December 14, \\'hich is ca lculated FH(· I :l>h 1 ' 11 H ' to oiT -:..et thc \\Tar and tear oi Chri:-.t----~lla:.. :..hopping. !t begin-, with that 1 Everybody Is Invited to JOlt~· O\'l· rt t1 n: o 1 Johanne:.. Brahm "· · · · I 1 " ·l11ch the compo-,n mi:..-namcd, ":\ca This Fine Christmas 1 dc::mic Festiva l Ovc::rture" i-. .. :\ Ia~ t " ··c·t'll 1 . 1 1o\·er-., .·· ·0 1 .. . 1emtc · ·· 111 · name I · .It :\ (a( Oily, an(1 (!Jspla,· ..., . you p a\'. 1 Brahm~ in h_i" mo:..t jm·ial moo<i.,. rl'ad~ till' \\·o n! lr?m Byron ~tolp 1 ?\! r. 0tt<.,Ch \\Ill also prt:~Cllt 1\\0 .,j ~rhooi. li YOU arcn t at the audttorhi-. fir:-t violins in the do.uhlv con - it:nJ (,j the Byron C. :tolp school at n·rt" by Ba -.rh-:~J (;-..::-,!"". Fritz I ttv and X <J 'clock Thur:-.day. Decem hcr 17, you \\ 'altn flanr1,Ck. ;·tl· -.url' tu mi:-.~ "\\'h\' tlw Chiml'" Thv "F;tn·\\t·ll" :-:,_,·111 p]J 1 , 11 ., h~ 1\ang." 111ll' oi the t'tnc~t production:.. 1 .. Pap;t" ll :t\· dn. \\ hirh i-. to ht· pn - <1i tht· -.rlwol ~·e ar to be -,taL!;ed and · iflrnwd at the-,<.· r··nc<:rt-. ior th{' fir-.t artvd <.· ntircly hy the studcllh oi the tin~t·. \Y<h rompo.,<·cl in 1772. and ,,, 1 .., iC rlul, oi the ~(;\·cnth grad·:. i!_ltvn<kd tht· r··llct~rh .<'i Prinn· The ra ... t i-.,: Hol '~ er-Donald ).linor: 1-...tnh a/ .\ " 1 '~' 1 ltt· .. ~~:a. "I.:' ll!c!t I ~a .' cln ~tn:n-Francc ... Lutz: Bc:rtlt - Ed\\'ard \a-- .conclurtor. I ht' l:tnall' ,01 tl~e j Dink:..: Old \\'oman-Dor()tln· \\'in· ! :..\'lnptlOn\·. alth(,ut.dt qutte "l'ri·nt-. 111 I 1 .. .. 1' t (',oo1 · 1n1an; . ·· · :-.l'll Jcrg: I'. Ill~ - 1l'lllll' t . 1 .. lllt';tlllll .l !. c 1 l!,...l' :t 1orular and dra-.. I' I , . 1 'l · . . · . 1 1 ' 1c 1 ·' a 11 'o 1>l' rt H a 11 llll'l" : : \ tt l' n - 1 tiC IOrlll t(J n·Jit·ratt· ;t lt.'<jtll"lt lrotn , I· I.. r: · I ' . J> . . . I \\' . I · 1 <..tnt- l.ln h 1cr. ,e<tutltu Olllctll · . . 1 . 11 j ". 11111 ...,iri·d· 11: 1tiT .t t·.t\T o 1 a >--l'IICt.: ,. ._: , 1 1) . · .. \ , 1 . , lltrh tl~t· pnnrt· had (krlitH·d to grant. ~ 1 .1tza 1H:t_l otter. ( o ur l t . l - : Ill) ( lan·tt; Scholar-Paul Jonl'~ . ()Ill ' !,. , . <Ill\', the pia~ n-. --topJH'd pl;t\·· . . . I inL! . ..;vized tht·ir in-..trunH'nt-. ;u{d ".\11 lll011l') rccct\'l'd tor th1~ play hlo\\ing fltlt thl' t·andlt·.., c111 thl'i~ gocs to the Fa l lon school. iund for ' dt·--k . . . walk<·d nut ot th(' r<HJ!ll: hut rrippkd children. :\ large attendance ·t, o Yiolini . . h tinall~· retnaint·d t(· pia~· j-. c::arnc~tly rcque:;tcd. Come. and tlH · l!T:trdul :m d nJt·l:inrh<d .' r)P ... ing hl'lp :-<>111<.: littil' cri1>pkd child to i lltt·.t,llrt·-.. lli -.t (ll'\ n·l:tte-. th:tt tiH' I'l't'O\l'r irom :-.Oilll' :-.erioth accident~" 1 It t\t ' (}i :dbt'll\'t' \;t-, final!~ granted. I The Program ~1 i::.:, He len Dryer of Toledo has hn11 T lw p · c ,l! r a Ill · i 11 cIt- 1 a j 1. j .., a.., i 1 , 11 1 , " , : ~ p c n ding t h is week as the ~ u l' . t o i , 1 ,,. ,., ttll'· ·. ".\t·adt·nli,· Ft·~tiYal" . 111'ahms Hl'\·. and ).fr-,. \ Yilliam Gui:-e of 703 , ('·lllt 'o· r·to for t\\o \'iolin~. 1>. ~1inor C.reenleaf a\'enue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Htrauss Play 1 to those who do most of the Christmas Buying for Men- f"r SWEETHEARTS WIVES MOTHERS SISTERS I GIFTS MEN APPRECIATE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~nn~utill t· d To everyone, The Message of Christmas Brightn ess. ch ee rfuln ess. good fellow sh ip is re fl ected tn th e big di splav of hol iday merch and ise you will find in our ' store. As Ch ristma s ap proach es. nearer and nearer. problem s ari se as to what to bu v. You ca n purcha se gif rs for everyone from our ca refull y selec ted assortm ent. T able Lamp Bases, $ 2.00 to $22.00 Glassw are . Sherbets. Goblets, Co n sole S ets D esk S ets $1.75 to $1 5.00 Writing Portfolios Brasses. Candlestick s. CoH ee Se ts. Bou..'ls Pottery and Lustreware 5 oc to $8 . o o Lustre Tea Set s, Salt and Peppers Hand Embroidered Hand kerchiefs and Towels Fountain Pens , Eversharps , Ostrich Quill Pens Leather Bill Folds. Address Books . Line -a-Days Boudoir Novelties . P~· rali'7e Toilet ~et s Perfume Sets , Powder Dolls Picture Frames . Swing Frames Leather Standing Frames $1.25 to $6.oo Fancy Boxed Stationery , Games and Books for the children Framed Pictures and Mottoes , Jewelry Novelties Christmas Cards , Seals and Wrappings Candles , Tallies, Place Cards, Decorations EN enjoy gifts that show an understanding of their wants, of a desire to minister to their personal comfort . In other words . a man likes something he can use. Therefore, to give him a gift he will appreciate , be sure to select one that is practical- preferably something to wear. Below are given a few articles in our store which any man would delight to receive as a Gift .. M nd r~ to in · 1dlc ets, u r- NECKWEAR Noth ing could be more pleasing to him than beaut iful neckw ea r - if ri ghtl y selected. You ' ll make no mi stake here witp our large se lecrion of the latest. Priced $1.00 to $ 3.50 MUFFLERS A muffler is a most popular g ift. It's useful as well as ornamental. It not only adds a dash of color to a man ' s neck. but adds warmth. A pltasing variet y in silk and knit. Priced $ 2. 75 to $ 6. oo FANCY HOSE Fancy hose is here to sta y. so to be well dressed a man must have a supply. Colorful fancies for young fellows . subdued patterns and colors for older men . Priced 65c to $2.50 SHIRTS Ntver too man y. Gi..ve him 0 dozen assorted . chosen to har moni ze with the color schemes so much in vogue in men 's apparel. We have many designs and colors. Priced $2.00 to $1 o.oo GLOVES For real practical use and com fort a pair of soft wool knit gloves will keep his hands good and warm in the below -zero weather. Made in England and Scotland. Priced S 1.50 to $2.50 Dress Gloves . .. $2.50 to $5.00 SPORT HOSE With the increase in all outdoor sports, a pair of Sport Hose would be a very acceptable gift. For hiking. motoring, skating as well as golf. Priced $1.85 to $6 . 50 Many Other Suitable Gifts for Men PAJAMA SETS- BATH ROBES- GARTERS SUSPENDERS-DRESS GLOVES- DRIVING GLOVES DRESS SHIRT SETS-FANCY BELTS- HATS-CAPS COLLAR -ATTACHED OR COLLAR-TO-MATCH SHIRTS UNDER WEAR-SWEATERS-HANDKERCHIEFS "Gifts Men Appreciate Are Gifts to Wear" WILMETTE STATIONERY and GIFT SHOP 1101 Central Ave. Phone 30 51 Mc.NAMEE'S Store for Men 1183 Wilmette Avenue Phone 2655 Open Every Evening