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38 WINNETKA TALK June 30, 1928 ROSENBERG'S Davis Street--Downtown Evanston Cool, Summery Wash Frocks Delightfully sheer frocks . . . hundreds of them. . . for the girl of 14 as well as the petite miss of 2. . . and all ages between. They're a bit more "dressy'"' this year than last. For the "4th of Now In Vogue . . . Print Batiste or Voile, $3.95 Dainty sleeveless frocks, white organdy bertha col- lars. 10-14 years. See T hese Smart New Bloomer Frocks, $3.95 Plain batiste with em- broidered collars, pockets. Prints, too. 6-10. For Tots, Bright 2-to-6 Frocks $1.95-$2.95 Sheer dimity, voile, or- gandy, print batiste frocks. Gay styles, colors. Rosenberg's The-Shop-for-Girls West Room, Second Floor Sheridan Shore to Tryout for International Races Sheridan Shore's Star class fleet will participate in the series of three elimination races open to all Star boats of the district to determine a representative for the international regatta. The first of these races will be held this Saturday over the Sheri- dan Shore course, and the other two will take place the morning and after- noon of July Fourth off the Navy pier. Winner of the sail off is awarded the Shipping Board inter-club trophy. It was won last year by Earl T. DeMoe's Dream Star. Last Saturday's event was a relay race which called for teams of three with each of the three sailing one leg of the Sheridan course. A copper can served at the "baton" and required some skillful sailing to pass from one sloop to the next. On the winning team Wesley Bowman in Dr. C. E Galloway's Stork sailed first, Jeven Haugan in Shirley Ann sailed second, and the Stork, sailing twice, was the anchor boat. On the second place team were William H. Noble in Nancy, John Dennison in Hummer and R. C. Teare in Omar. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reach of 844 Prospect avenue, will leave on Monday, July 2, for Norway and Sweden, where they will spend seven or eight weeks. July 4th Display Beauties of geysers will be reproduced by "geyser mines" during the fireworks display at Dyche stadium on July 4th. Yellowstone park's This illustrates one of the many amazing features of this yearly pro- gram. Chicago Centennial Celebration Work Begins Successfully That the welfare of the Mid-West is bound up with Chicago is proved by the experience of the Suburban Division Committee in the Enrollment campaign for Chicago's Centennial celebration in 1933. More than 100 cities and towns have been visited during the campaign that opened April 19, and invariably the reception has been warm and friendly. Many have asked the question: -- "Where would we be if there were no Chicago?" And they have answered their own question with the fact that Chicago is the greatest distributing center for the things that make life livable, in all the world. That the eyes of the outside world are upon Chicago and her Centennial receives daily proof. A recent recruit to the World's Fair Legion is Mayor A. H. Pulford, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, who refers to himself as a "suburban- ite," and adds:-- "I am quite certain that your Cana- dian neighbors will make Chicago the 'Pilgrims' Mecca' in 1933, and that your city will write Chicago in the hearts of the world as a place of happy as- sociations and memories." and is Chicago area. orchestras. Business Men--Uptown Chi- cago welcomes new businesses, doing more than any other Chicago community to assure the success of every en- terprise within the Uptown We urge you to investigate the possibilities here for substantial stccess. On hot days swim and loaf on the beach. Take part in popular, outdoor sports. Eve- nings dance outdoors beside the water or in super-cooled ballrooms to snappy Attend an air-cooled theatre and see the latest and best. Dine in up-to- date restaurants, hotels and interesting out of the way places. For in Uptown Chicago you have all the recreation and shopping advantages of a smart city, coupled with ample parking space and room in which to enjoy life. When you plan to travel, use the Railroad Union Ticket Office--buy your ticket, reserve your Pullman and check your baggage at the Uptown Station. ARCYLE CLARK AVI AHL MONTROSE GET MORE FROM LiFe! is SUMMER Uptown Chicago ILL every recreation hour to overflow with good times that are but a few minutes from your home. Phone Longbeach 7454. UPTOWN CHICAGO Shopping Center of a Million People One of a series of advertise- ments for Uptown Chicago, sponsored by the Central Up- town Chicago Association and paid for co-operatively by Up- town Chicago's business men. FP rmmm---- em --