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., 20 WILMETTE crs have been observed to handle their cars at intersections just as though what the traffic officer ordered would be obeyed by everybody and as though nothing in the way of a hazard could I lurk just outside the immediate sphere of the traffic direction. "The situation is identically the same as driving in such a way as to require the brakes to work perfectly for every stop. There is no provision for a suitable margin of safety." LIFE December 4, 1925 Outdriving Regulations New Menace in Motoring Outdriving traffic regulation ::., a new menace in motoring, is branded as an increasing cause of automobile accidents by Charles M. Hayes, president of the Chicago Motor club. . By outdriving traffic regulations, .he explains, is meant the habit of driving a car on the assumption that what isn't seen, or what hasn't happened, will be entirely favorable. Mr. Hayes placed the new hazard in a class with the habit of outdriving brakes and headlights. In the case of headlights, he points out, the' habit is to assume that if the road is clear within the area illuminated there will be no more immediate danger just beyond. "The newest evil in driving is the practice of outdriving the traffic re~ ulations and directions," says Mr. Hayes. "Observation made at principal points about Chicago show that there is a pronounced tendency to take too much for granted. If the automobile driver sees the stop-go sign turned in his favor he assumes no pedestrians will get into his way. In other words, he proceeds to drive faster than the possibilities warrant. "Just because a traffic officer waves to a motorist to come on is no r~ason why the speed of the car should be too fast for a quick and safe stop should any other vehicles disregard the officer's directions and come tearing out of a side street. Many local driv- t.. lUSCLE RUB· YS D~LOPING FOOTWEAR, FOR. CHILDREN .At>QTH SHOQ£ PATAON.r F.IND fNH'Iil><iEWATER DBA01 · 5HOP CCNVENIENT ' ,. Stblts Realty Company Announces Home Rentals . Mrs. Carrie T. Rider, of Rutherford, N. T.. a former Wilmette resident, has take~ an apartment in the Linden · . -· ·r-Rs KNOW HOW DIFFICULT IT IS TO .· .D A Lrc:,t apartments. She formerly lived at 730 Central avenue. C. B. Cochran, of Minneapolis, has rented the home at 1212 Elmwood avenue and will move in immediately with his family. Edward K. Hellstrom~ owner of the property, will leave soon for a motor trip to Florida. Both of these rentals are reported by the E. E. Stults, Wilmette real estate office. Miss kuth Shellman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shellman of 727 Elmwood avenue, who is attending Swarthmore, spent the Thanksgiving holi'days with a college friend in New Haven, Conn. --aClarence B. Culbertson of Stanley, Wis., recently \vas the guest of his mother, Mrs. C. W. Culbertson, 919 Elmwood avenut~. PRACTICAL, YET SIGHTLY.llRESS SHOE FOR A YOUTH ~ .' yeara of esperieace ia emhodiecl Ia tlda . . model; roo1117 at toea; aaq at lleel Pateat Leatlaer Sis.. 8H to tl, $8.10 si... tt " to a. taefo JWAY"8 Otil...mDI SHOES~ PITD!.D W M..I!N WHO......., __ I I ; Frederick E. Lewis Resident North Shore Funeral Director Mr. Freduick E. Lewis, assisted by Mrs. F. E. Lewis, residing in Wilmette, will direct funerals in a manner to meet the most exacting nquirements. They have bad twenty-one years of successful professional service in this field. Personally recommended by Mr. Chas. A. Stevefts of Chicago and a host of others. They come to the North Shore rudy to render the most careful, courteous. conscientious service. All calls will be personally attended to by Mr. Lewis, who is the only funnal director residing in New Trier Township. Very Latest in Modern Limousine Equipment A· Delightful near by ~~shopping. Place" North Shore residents will find The Spaulding E'Yanston Branch a delightful place for Christmas Shopping. Ample parking space and the Sf1me courteous and interested service as at our Michigan Avenue Store help to make shopping a pleasure. The above rrinterior" of the Evanston Branch will give some idea of the comprehensive stock of Jewelry, Silverware, English China, Glass, Leather Goods and objets d'art from which selections may be made for ((WORTH WHILE" Christmas Gifts. ~I ; ) Mr. Frederick E. Lewis assisted by MRS. F. E. LEWIS Phone Wilmette 355 2 1120 Central Ave. WILMETTE Qoldsm_iths ~ Silversmiths ~ Jewelers 1636 Orrington Avenue near Church Street Evanston Michigan Avenue at Van 23 . Rue de Buren Street, CHICA(/0 Paris SPAULDING & Co. Ia Paix France