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G. B. ýVilas service rewarded by continuai promio- tions which eulminated in his present im~portant positioan on the raîlroad. Mr. Vilas was born in Ogdens- burg, New York, in 1868 and Nvas educated at Phillips Exeter YAcad- emy, Exeter, N. H. Hè c ntcred thc service of the Chicago & North, Western in 1887 as station helper at Paulina, Ia. Subsequently he served as Agent at Kenosha, ireight agent at M-,ilwaukee ; trainmaster, M-li - waukee ; assistant division superin- tendent at Baraboo;. assistant and as vice 1resicielu atid geii er al~ manager. M r. Vilas is a inember of the Masons, Shrinie. U i io nii eague Club (Chicago) Mlilwaukec Club (Milw~aukee) and lloltresides at' 4251 Harry WILSON'S 7& M,é #adezffr« OR (BON~-IN) 0 Let's hold to, the spirit of the day by serving these popuýlar ail American' Wilson products-TeQder Made Ham and -Tendeready Picnics-two Wilson. mas- terpieces1 the Alpha Tau Omega convention at Breezy ]Point, Minn. Both were clas s- mates of their host at Duke uni- versity. TUN~EIN WC Answers to ln lead the world in, quality, .mess and flavor. uuiial