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May 20, 1927 Arrange Plans for Reelected War on Mosquitoes Throughout County ..__ ___.,...._ _ _ __. The East now comes West for its mosquito advice! The presence in Chicago of the headquarters of the Gorgas Memorial Institute, which offers advice on mosquito control problems, brought the appeal for assistance to the West it is believed, for the first · time in l;is· tory. · Major Edwin M. Skinner, director of mosquito control of the Gorgas Memorial Institute, who is also directing the survey in the Chicago Metro·· politan area, returned today, after .responding to the eastern call. Hi s trip took him to the Maine coast where he surveyed Mount Desert and Cranberry Islands. On the former island are located the summr f estates of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Edsel Ford. Prolific breeding areas of salt marsh mosquitoes were found by Major Skinner on Mount Desert Island, even on both sides of the highway connecting the island with the mainland not far from Bar Harbor. ".T hese conditions are not unusual." said Major Skinner, "but the. mosquito population has been increasing in recent years, and now the leaders of the summer colony have decided that science must be called upon to rid the beautiful areas of the mosquito pests, just the same as Chicagoans are finding mosquitoes objectionable, now that they realize they can be conquered. "Anton 1. Cermak, president of the Cook County board, T . ]. Crowe, president of the Sanitary District of Chicago, presidents and mayors of the towns and cities of the suburban areas, golf and country clubs, wilt co operate again this year in their battle I WIL.METTE LIFB 1. 5 CRBBMS f~· For Every Purpose Phone·: Wilmette 2508-3134 NORTH SHORE SCREEN COMPANY Office~ Fac~ory, Schiller Ave., WILMETTE Spaulding and Company Presenw The rnistinctive rnesigns cf Cric ~agnusse1l..:; Photo by Toloff In HAND-MADE STERUNG SILVER Mrs. Ralph 1 Brown of Evanston was reelected president of the Chicago Wellesley club at its annual meeting, May 7, at the Stevens hotel. Mrs. Charles \Vaterhou se was reelected treasurer. ------against the mosquitoes. In addition, a number of local improvement as sodations within the city itself, have called for advice, and they will receive every assistance.' There are ninet,y electric railways in Illinois, with a trackage of 2,700 mites. IT STANDS TO REASON! Primarily, our business is - tailoring for the merchant tailor. We can produce for the tailor a better suit at a lower cost. This efficient tailoring service of thirty-two years' 5tanding we are now offering direct to Chicago men. ·: A Double Compote by Eric MagnuJSen; the d~,orative duign a1 the top forms a base w~en fhe upper sectton IS usea separately OUR FEATURE SUIT Cut, Fitted and Tailored to Your Order $50 A price range as low as $35, and up to $65 The productions of this Danish Artist and Craftsman show the trend toward a quite new style in Silverware. Simple and graceful lines express Mr. Magnussen's conception of the true elegance which is. an essential attribute of Fine Silver. Each pi~ce is original in design and the Thork of Eric Aiagnussen - sh"wn in Chicago only by "SPAULDING'S" SPAULDING & Co. Jewelers and Silv~miths CITY SALES- FOURTH FLOOR 319 West Van Buren Street MICHIGAN AVENUE '-t VAN BUREN STREET. EVANSTON: 16360rdngtooAve. PARIS: 23 RuedelaPaix