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WILMETTE LIFE January 29, 1920 Rosenberg's Evanston, Davis Street, at the "L" Mrs. Anna Covell Dies at Richmond Residence John ]. and Vv. W. 11oore, of 325 Maple avenue, \ Vilmette, received a te legram Sunday morning informing them of the death of their si . ter, Mrs. Anna Covell, \Yhich occurred at hec home at Richmond, in ~fcHenry county, Sunday morning at 2 o'clock. 1\frs. Covell had been in declining health for the past six months, but had been confined to her bed only three weeks. The funerai and burial were at Richmond, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and " ·e re attended by the two brothers. :Mrs. Covell wa a daug-hter of the late \Villiam and Eliza 1t ore, who were among the early se ttlers in the Richmond neig-hborhood. She wa . born at Solon 1fi!L. 7-t year:- ago, and spent her entire lif' in }.fcHenry county. Her husband, the late -L. B. Covell, preceded her in death t\\'O year =ago. They have no children. · In addition to the t\',·o brothers men tioned in the foregoing, one si. ter, ~Irs. Edi!h T.urner, wife of_ Edward l un.1er, of Spnng Grove, surn ves. Card Party Will Swell Coffers of Community Dance One of the outstanding social events next ,..,·eek \viii be the annual canl party to be given at the \Voman'., club for the benefit of the \Nilmette Community Dances, Tues(Iay, February· 2, at 8:30 o'clock. Wilmette mercha11t 'l have been g-enerous in donating articles which will be used for general prize s, it is announced. Each table at the party will p,la v its own game, make its rules and hav~.: its own prize, the committee in charge announces. Larger parties wishing I<~ play together may reserve their tahk -. l>y ralling the chairman. Refre shment-, will he served and candy sold by girl..; of the village. The proceed , of thi s party will gu to the 'ommunity dance club, \vher· · its s pnn!-lors emphasi7e "a good floor, good nnt-.ic and a good time." ·· ome out and show your commu nity spirit," is their challenge. l Tickets ma,· be obtained from th\' committel' '~·~l:mher" or Chairman Earle D. Lyon, \\!I met te 2<)49. It's Ho! for the Outdoor Life When Winter Sports Call to You When the ice is as hard as a crystal and myriad, magic, snowflakes float through the air, that's when the Skating Derby and the whole outdoors is calling to winte sports lovers. You may skate, you may ski, play in the snow or hike through the woods, but come out where you can breathe deep draughts of invigorating freshness ; where you can indulge in exhilarating pasttmes. But before you start, let Rosenberg's Sportswear Section outfit you in sturdy warm clothes, as sporty and as smart as they can be. A Knit Wool Sweater, $10.95 Smart ! In pure white, white and red, white and purple ! Nestor..Johnson Skates, $7.50 The skates of the ice artists. High top shoes, lacing to toe. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· ··· ·· ···· ·· · · ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· · · · · · - .. THE TAYLOR STORES are a Wilmette institution . They have become a most important part of its community life. They have built a name for dependable merchandising and e x c r 1 I e n t values. Two Taylor Stores in the heart of Wilmette- one devoted to dry goods and wearing apparel for women and for the little folksthe other for quality footwear for . every member of the family. Cap to Match, $1.95 Wool Gauntlets Novelr y effects in var ious colorings and combinations. Special, Skating Knickers T weed knickers of wa rmth and fine look s. Suede Jackets Suede cloth jackets in khaki, orange, slate, tan and blue. $1.19 Sports Hose The very newest kind. Noticeably smart and different. Special, $3.95 Skating Coats Leather coats with knit wrist and waist bands, 2 pockets, $6.95 Leather Coats Black, smooth leather coats, wool lined, infinitely warm. $l.oo Firat Floor $13.95 Second Floor $lO.oo . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · r - TAYLOR'S The Satisfactory Stores · C BOOTERY 605 Main St. Wil. 385 ~ - - DRY GOODS 1125 Central' Wil. 1914 ··························· . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·