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30 FOR DISTINCTIVE WILMETTE LIFE . June 25, 1926 health director. "Illinois has plenty tality rate, the see«:md lowest, prePERMANENT \VA VING of health and likes it" will be the vailed in Illinois dunng the five y~ar period over 3,000 persons now 1vmg (Negrescou's Pure slogan about which the health exhibit would he dead. In other words the Steam Proeess) will be constructed with plenty of sta- variation of one-tenth of a point in the A· Low ·· ·ts.oo tistical evidence to sh ow that there annual death rate of Illinois means To Show Sesqui-Centennial Vis- is no tiction about the sub stantial that ncarlv 700 people either survive Al·o itor .W hy State Has Phenom- pi1ys;cal character and long lived na- or perish as the case may he. Had the HAIIt GOODS enally Low Mortality Record turc of the folks they rai se in the New York rate prevailed here some For discriminate rt!qulrements con:,ucker state. 40,000 people now living would be suit Mr. John Negrescou, 30 years "The annual mortalit v rate in Illinoi s· buried. · on State Street. \\'ith the lowest mortality rate of for the last fiv e yea~s av erage d 11.4 . "Ftlrtllcrmore, the aood health C011Expert Beauty Parlor Servlc6 and 1 · 1 1 1 ~"'> Artistic Hair Cutting t 1c S IX argest states an< a rate ower per 1,000," Dr. Rawlings pointed out, diti ons here arc getting better. The than that of the Cniteci States at large, "while . the averages for the other five average annual mortality rate of 11.4 THE WIGGERY Illinois will feature its national health large st state s were: Massachusettc, for tlie ]a t fi\' e years is distinctly 13 SUIT~ 7 ~~ ::~::ev~~BLDG. record at the Sesqui-Centennial exposi- 12.5 ; ?\fichigan, 11.7 ; 1\e\\. York, 12.7; favorable compared with 13.7 for the Tel, Raadolp· 1 . . tion in Philadelphia this summ er, ac- Ohio, 11.5 : Pcnn~yh· ania. 12.5, and the next five years that went before. In ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cording to Dr. Isaac D. Rawling., state Umted States 11.9. Had Ohio's mor- 1924 the annual numher of hahy . - - - - - - - - - -·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - deaths fell below 10,000 for the fir st time since vital records have been reliably collected and compiled in Illinois. "Such di seases as tuberculosis, di phtheria and typhoid fever have not only declined almost phenomenally during the past quarter century and especially during the last decade but the mortalit\· rates from these causes in Illino is h ~n·e been less than those for the l'nited States at large and bel ow those, in most instances, of the other fi"e large st states. "T he se facts will . he the ha:i . of an ex hibition in the Illin ois building at the Sesqui-Centennial celebration at Philadelphia this summer. They \\"iii he s upplemented by a presentation of the functions of the state health department, · including suc h things as Antioch ~anitary engineering. diagnostic lah0raChannt." Lake Take North Shore Line trains to torv se n·i ce. control of contagion. in Kenosha, and North Shore Line Loon Lake fat;t and child hygiene. sa nitati on of MotorCoaches from there on reg· Round Lake milk supplies and popular health ed uular schedule. Through tickets. Lak~ Villa cation. which ha\'C heen important in building- the splendid healt h that the Fox Lakt District Oconomowoc citizens of the state enjoy. California Grays L1ke ma\' boast of her climate and Florida Nashotah Lakes Volo-McHenry of ·her su nshine and oranges, hut IlliNehmabin Lakes nois cannot he s urpasse d in the prodncTake North Shore Line trains to Silver Lake Waukegan or Libertyville. North ~1on and presen·ation of sturd_,. men Shore Line Motor Coaches from Delafield and \\·omrn wh o keep the wherl s of thereon regular schedule to these peints. Through tickets. industry and agriculture turning. Waukesha Beach ILLINOIS DISPLAYS ITS FINE HEALTH RECORD .. 1 Powers Lake Ludington Manistee Hamlin Lake Portage Lake Onekema Take North Shore Line to Mil. waukee; Pere Marquette night steamer from there; arrive Mich· igan next morning. Through tickets. -·wiSCONSIN Sheboygan Port Washington Elkhart Lake Cedar Lake Crystal Lake Take North Shore Line to Mil· waukee; connections at door of our Milwaukee terminal with Milwaukee Northern trains ior these points. Through tickets. N aga wick a Lake Pewaukee Lake Take North Shore Line to Mil· waukee-step into T.M.E.R.& L. trains at door of our Milwaukee terminal, for these points. · Through tickets. Mrs . Hosina L("hman of 1:150 Gn't.'nwnod avenue will spend the sum mer with her two daughter s who make th eir hom e in Grand Rapids. ILLINOIS -=:_ --- Libertyville Mundelein Spend an ...,joyable day in the alluring Lake County Country· side. Visit beautiful St. Mary of the Lake, the magnificent, ten· million- dollar, thousand· acre Seminary that is attracting people from all over the world. Best reached by the NorthShore Line. Beauty Lies in Healthy EYES It's not so much the size or color of the EYES that makes them ~autiful. Rather, it's the glow which radiat~s from them. UT'tless kept always clean and healthy, EYES lack1this alluring lustre. Millions of women throughout the world promote EYE health and beauty with Murine. It cleanses EYES of irritating par~ tides and keeps them clear and bright. Contains no belladonna. Our illustrated books on "Eye Care" or "E~e Beauty" are FREE on reque.c. 'The world's largest order of glassine candy wrappers-47 car· loads- was shipped recently on the North Shore Line from Mil, waukee to Chicago. 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