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Eat0 peiasat 1Victor*aps. { Revvatole -Fredoes Duert. sud (Cmt; Ws contor.cat oand peusonalSty sa. ZDtQS, jamal, lEugene, Vita. Tonlc these genuine. 'îf-Stig avs r now available at reasenable Prie« luOur salonl. DAILY SPECIAL Âhma.nlcure flair 1Trim, Color Rfon 11Shampoo and Personality' ANvY o flair Set ................ ...... Our skfl1ea oiýeratorB *111 wave youir hair to suit Yôur personality. CÂLL FOR 'yoVuR ÂPPOINTNENT N0W r$1 Victoria e Beauty Salon. op"s Friday Eu.Iegs *te" Your wife,. sweetheart, even' daughter, W8fts_ to be proud to be Been with you. À.»d Ir you are well dres4ed she w*111 be proud *of Yobu. HART SCHAFFNER' & MARX' Wilmette 1600 "onHzU Tonàjight> is the desigffltion of & "Brooks for Got'- ernor" meeting to be held at -Win- netka CommànsitY Houe Wednes- dr . evening,. April 8, at .8 oclock. C.Wayl and Brooks> (above)Re Pitblîccwi condidaete for, Goveritor,. toilI bc the principle speaker. -Other Repiiblican candidates wilI also bc - lcard at the gai hering. "Hitch up the, old horse and buggy, load in the family and drive over' is the succinct invitation to alilvoters to participate in this anti-New Deal meeting. Ervin D. Hintzpeter of Kenilworth, former president of the lth District Young Men's club, will, be chair- man of the meeting. Sevén Last Words of jesus on the. Cross," at a Good Friday service, Friday evening, April 10, at 8 o'clock. The choir is under the leadership of Miss Erma Rounds, and, is suppleý- mnented by several' musicians from Chicago. The soloists will be: Miss' Elizabeth Breidenbach, s o pr ano; Maxwell Rust, tenor; Edward Otis, baritone. There will be a short devo- t~ innal. butn oa d2 dress>it is announced. civic spirit. due to the fact tiat nr is here no Community House. ac- kçnowledged to be a Most potent fac- tor in the upbuilding of conimtunitv pride and patriotisul. How else. it is asked, can one accouRt for the fact'that the per capita contributions in Wilmette are but $1.07, against $5.28. $1,60 and, $3.49 ini villages sîm- ilar to Wilmnette? Canthis discourag- ing showingr be due to, a lack of in- terest'in the social and welfare needs of the commuùnitY by those mnost able to give liberally. with. consequent -dif- ficulty in securing substantial. pre.- liminary contributions and exerci sinjg an adverse effect upon the standard of giving by* ail citiziens? Wbatever mray be the correct answers toý these queries, failure to find and. apply them to the situation inevitably leads to other question-, equally vital in their effect upon the future of the Chest. Shah Chest h. Abaadoned*) The first of. these is ail-important. 14I i. îShal the, Clom~munityr Chest be abandoned, and the participating charitable organizations released to conduct their owh campaigns, ,for funds?" This, it is argued. would liot only, subject the citizens to a. dozen or -fifteenseparate and, distinct. solicitations, but would be, a shame- 1fui admission of failure in an effort that should receive loyal and liberal support. To prevent this drastic and hlimili-, ating action, it is suggested that changes in the method of conducting the Chest campaign becûmade with a 1view. to greater efficiency and more [ satisfactory results. One suggestioni ,is that a campaign committee be or- . ganized at once for the iiet cativass, twith several bundred citizens pledged .to responsibility for certain block-s or istreets. 1Ope C anT. Suggestions k«Discussion of the Cbest problenis, Çit is stated, is essential to their,*proper .Soluitioip,and to this end. its directors 1and supporters are open to sugges- 1tions of Wilmette citizens interested -iin maintaining this approved agency. .for the efficient handliiig of com- The Wilmette Healtb department Thurston, who is also treas- report *s the following cases of corn- the road and bridge fund, re- municable diseases for the week end- a balance in this account of ing March 28: Mumps, 7; German 3. The receipts weré $9,968.31 measles, 1; chickenpox, 9; whooping ie expenditures, $4,242.48., cough, 2. I iLmaen l%,vcuuv