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June 7, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 25 program activitjes given by the Mac.Qowell association ~owards the support of the MacDowell colony at Peterborough, N. H., and with Mr. Eidam on the program' will appear Hans Hess, cellist, and Estrid Buck, mezzo-contralto. The tickets will be limited in number and Mrs. Dwight C. Orcutt, telephone Glencoe 238, is the general north .shore ticket chairman. Motorists Given and those not desiring to drive their Noted Artists to Give cars over the c_ o aster are welcome at 0 wn D evic e 1 or .an . times to watch the others doing so. Woodland Fete Program · Wh oopee 7.The auto coaster is open daily from At the "Woodland Fete" to be given M ak tng a. m .. to. midnight and the grounds the evening of June 18 in the ravine An .amusement enterprise. of no little magmtude, known as the "Whoop ~ e Auto Coaster," is - now in full operation on Waukegan road between the towns of Glenview and Northbrook. This new and novel df'vice was constructed and is being operated by the Coaster Construction Corporation of Chicago of which Thomas ]. Hughes is president .and general man<!..~er. James Hughes of Los Angeles, is resident manager, and Kent Hosmer a former newspaper man, is field manager and at present is busy securing lo. cations for five more auto coasters to be erected at once in the metropolitan Chicago district. Roy Whipple of Glenview is superintendent of construction and J. Frank Pickerinn- a former newspaper editor and publi;her of Lake county papers is director of publicity and will also present nightlv illustrated travelogs on a huge scree;, to be erected in center of lot. · Mr. Pickering is . also pre'.;ident of the National A utomohile Tourists association of America. The auto coaster is said to be an entirely new amusement feat~re and covers an area of approximately twenty acres and is located almost opposit ~' the Holy Ghost Academy from which the corporation has lea sed the propert" · In addition to the rental paid th-<' academy the corporation is voluntarily giving the school ten percent of the gross receipts of the refreshment stand locat ed in front of the coa ter. Fi\'e hundred feet of entrances and exits are being built leading from the Waukegan highway and every arrangement is being made for the convenience and com fort of patrons. Free parking space is pr~:>vided for 10,000 cars are poltced day and· night as no dis- ampitheatre of the studio home of Mr. orderly conduct will be permitted at and Mrs. Frank Peyraud in E.avinia any t~me. under the auspices of the North Shore MacDowell association, Clarence Eidam the well known pianist will be Kenilworth Observes Its heard appearing in solo numbers and Annual "Clean-up" Today also will be at the piano wit,h Hans Hess, cellist in the Grieg concerto for Today is annual Clean-up day in piano and cello. Kenilworth sponsored by the KenilMr. Eidam has toured the country worth Improvement association. Houseextensively and critics have been proholders of the village have been requested t_g avail themselves of the free fuse in their praise of his artistry. This occasion is one of the many rubbish removal service which the association is providing. Old papers and waste placed in parkways in front of re sidences will be collected. Notices mailed to Kenilworth citizens concerning clean-up day carry the additional announcement that if residents living next to vacant lots will clean them up and pile rubbi sh in the parkways it will also be removed. "Help Keep Our Village Beautiful" is the slogan of the improvement association. Mrs. Harry Vissering, 257 Kenilworth ent ertained several friends at luncheon and bridge yesterday. M~s. Franklin E. Bellows, mother of Mrs. Walter Knoop, 221 Warwick road, Kenilworth, is sailing on June 29, on a Mediterranean. cruise. She expects to continue her trip by visiting Norway and Sweden before returning . home October 1. Just another .good thing added to the other good things of life AMEL wrben eye§· Does exposure to sun, wind and dust make your eyes bloodshot and cause a burning sensation? Then you should use Murine! A few drops of this harmless lotion speedily ends th~ burning feeling and soon clears up the bloodshot condition. Always apply Murine after motoring or outdoor sports to soothe and beautify your eyes. And also after sewing, reading or ·office work to relieve eye strain. Write the Murine Co., 9 E. Ohio St., Chicago, for free books on eye beauty and eye care. burn }\THY CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE · . , IJRINL f.OR)'OUR eYEs Camels contain such tobaccos and such blending as have never been offered in any other cigarette. They are made of the choicest Turkish and American t~baccos.grown. Camels are always smooth' and mild. Came( quality is jealously maintained . · · by the wO'i·ld's largest organization of expert tobacco men . . . it never varies. Smoke Camels as liberally as you choose ..· they will never tire your tt~ste. Nor do they ever leave an unpleasant after-taste. · Caaapaay, WU..ton-Salem, N. C. C 1929, R. J. Reynold· Tobacco