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·· WILMETTE Raymond Billinger, who is a student at M~ndelein, after spending a week of vacation with his parents, Mt ~ and Mrs. Phillip t. Hillinger of 1520 Spencer avenue left Monday to be a·counselor at C~mp George for about two months. LIFE June 29,·. 1928 July 4th Speeials For the Week Mr. and Mrs. George. H. ~ayne have Women Golfers Enter moved from the Homestead apartments in ' Evanston to the Frank ·K;tye residence at 604 Laurel avenue. They will mette Golf clubs were represented in stay there for two or thre months. Mr. and Mrs. Payne lived at 330 the first round of the women's western medal play championship tournaGreenleaf avenue for five years. ment at Hinsdale Monday of this week At the end of the first round Mrs. H. Austin Pardue, (Dorothy Klotz) , tied with Mrs. Lee Mida of Butterfield · . for the lead. Other players were Mrs. C. A. Klotz and Mrs. C. C. Kendrick of Indian Hill, Mrs. A. T. Goodman of Sunset Ridge, of July 1st - 8th and Mrs. ] ohn Arends of' Wilmette. I India~~~~~esr.:.~:ge~~!m~i- SEWER JILL CLEAR SUBURBAN .STREAMS Timothy Crowe Promises to Begin Howard Street Drainage Construction by Nov. lat Timothy ] . Crowe, president of the Chicago Sanitary District board, in addressing a mass meeting of mayors and civic leaders from nine towns comprising the North Suburban Improvement association, at Des Plaines, last week, said that dirt will begin to fly by November in actual construction of the great Howard street intercepting sewer project, that will clean up the pollution of the Des Plaine..§ river and the north branch of the Chicago river, making these streams as clear as crystal. · "The need of this great intercepting sewer has long been recognized by the Sanitary Board," Mr. Crowe continued, and added, "we have had our engineers at work on the project for many months. \Ve are just as much interested in the building of this project as you are. "You know the record of the Sanitarv Board in virtually wiping out typl;oid in the Chicago area. This was brought about by diverting the sewage from t.be lake, the water supply of the city. "There remains a little work to be done to clean up conditions and the intercepting sewer, stretching from the Des Plaines river to the greatest treatment plant in the world, will go far toward this end. With sewer connections n.orth and south this project will bring relief to a vast territory and take care of an immense population. I have consulted members of the board and I make the promise that actual construction will be started by November." PoIarine Veedol ?Oc gal. 81Jc gal. (I; (1 gallon cans) gallon cans) ,1.0» ·gal. 90c gaJ. (IJ gaJlon cans) (1 gallon cans> KELLY TIRES and TUBES Among the young men graduated last week from St. John's Military academy· at Delafield, Wis. was ] ohn P. Randlev, Tr .. son of Mr. and Mrs. }. P. Rand lev North Evanston. John won the Strotz medal for higher algebra, the I highest medal awarded at St. John's. of t_ NICK'S SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Vulcanizing Wllmfttt' and Ridge Ans. Phone Wll. 16!11 · .Oldsmobile Product of General Motors Falcon Motors Credit-tl chonged word In a cluJnging world. ' ... S19 Davia St. EVANSTON Univ. 2127 wOeek., fora 'T'()DAY'S traftie demands .1 the kind of tire only General makes - the Dual Tread PROPER SIZE line. For the Buick, Nash, etc., the Big Si$-companion to General's Jumbo line for light cars-and the famous Seven for the heavier cars, such as Cadillac and Lincoln. Built bigger and better through and through, not merely thicker in the tread. But it isn't only the amount of rubber that counts with General-it's the kind. Not merely more rub her per tire-but more pure rubber. andymJ)et GENERAL CORD CJop~lity 30X31h. l GO up where the fish are biting 29x4.40 __ 8~ a week 30x5.00 __ $1.17 a week 30x6.00__$1.62 a week Other sizes accordingly Our famous G-T·A·C pay- , meat plan makes Generals easier to buy than the cheapest off · brad tires. And best of all, you get a tire that's good for a 7ear or two-or more-of trouble free driving after the payments are finished. ~ade. A GOOD USED CAR is waiting for you in the Classified Columns menta to aalt 70ar eon"Yenienn and roll awa7 on dae het Unl Brin&' in 7oar ear. arr.....e P·7· Evanston's Leading Tire Store QUALITY TIRE SHOP Leonard E. Starkel 1942 W. RAILROAD AVENUE University 6272 Esclurive Distributor Jilt' GENERAL TIRE lt'1 the SICOND war tut m~~llu tlu! blf lalt.