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WILMETTE LIFE ft FOR SA.LE-HSEHD. GOODS January 14, 1927 FOR SALE - DINING ROOM SET IN solid Jacobean Oak, 54. Inch table, chairs, slip leather seats high back. Ekcellent condition. $45.00. Genuine reed basslnette and mattress. $14.00. 1709 '\Va.shington An. 49Ll6-ltc FOR SALE - 4 PORCH BEDS COMplete; 1 dining room set. 1118 Forest Ave. Wil. 1330. 49L1.'N16-ltc 60 WTD. 'fO BUY- llSEHD. GOOUS WANTED TO BUY - SECOND HAND furniture and other household goods. Highest prices for same. Crost Furniture Store, 1004-6 Emerson St., Evanston. Ill. Phone Univ. 189. 50LTN16-tfc and in !orce July 1, 1897, that the locid improvement bonds hereinafter described, which have not yet matured, have been selected by the undersigned by lot and are hereby called !or payment at the Wilmette State Bank, Wilmette, Illinois, on the tenth day o! February 1927, after which date no Interest shall accrue on said bonds. The bonds hereby called may be presented on or· before the tenth day o! February 1927, BUT WILL NOT BE RECEIVED FOR PAYMENT UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY ALL INTEREST COUPONS DUI~ AND PAYABLE' SUBSEQUENT TO THE YEAR 1926. Robert King Brown, Dr. W. A. Colledge Church Leader Here, Taken by Death in Sumnzon'e d by Dle ath Florida, January 9 Dr. William A. ·Colledge, educational director of the Redpath Lyceum bureau and formerly pastor of the Kenilworth Union church, head of the department . of English at Armour institute. died Sunday at Jacksonville, Fla. Funeral services held at Jacksonville this week. He assumed the chair of English at Armour institute m 1904. Previously he had been an extension lecturer at the University of Chicago. He left educational work to enter the ministry and for several years held pastorates at Aurora and Kenilworth. Dr. Colledge was born in Edinburgh, Scotland m 1859. He \vas· a member of the Stanley expedition into Africa to rescue Dr. Living~ ton. He was editor in chief of the ~ev..- Standard Encyclopedia in 1906 and the first editor of the Technical \,Y orld ·magazine. He was the author of many books, a noted lecturer 111 chautauqua work and vice president and director of La Salle Extension university. His widow, Mrs. Frances ::VL Colledge, and one son, Ed ward, of Jacksonville, Fla., survive. Robert King Brown, for nearly forty vears a. resident of the north shore and for eighteen years a resident of Wilmette passed away at his home, 1125 Forest avenue, Monday, January 10. H'uneral ~ervic-es were held from the home at 2 o'clock Thursday, the Rev. George P. Magill of the Wilmette Presbvterian church officiating. Burial was tltade at the Rosehill cemetery. r. Brown had he en identified with the Marshall Field company 111 the furnishing contracting department for nearlv forty years. He had also been ~ member of the Wilmette PresbyterJan church for eighteen years. havin~ actecl 111 the capacity of <~n elder and having been one of the charter member s of the church. At the ~ervices, Thursday. other offirials, with whom he has worked in the interest of the church for so many years. acted as pallbearers. A large representation of friends and business flssociates and representatives of the Marshall Field organization were present. He i:; survived hv his wife. I sabelle, two sons. Herbert ::Vfinneapolis. and Francis M. nrown of \Vilm cttc, and a (laughter. Mrs. Helen Goddard of Kinsley. Kansas. ~ I: WA.:'\TED - EVERETT GRAND PIAN"O 5 ft. -t size known as style 25. Give ~ 't:l.oE g ·;::: I: C! price and full particulars in your let(1) 0 =' ~ ter. \\'. A. Carlson, 306 S. Wahash rn coz < A H . . Chicago, Ill. 50Ll~-Itc Dec. H 1 $500.00 56 R 4 500.00 56 51 }'OR S.\LE-JH:SVELLA."'4.t;OlJS R 6 500.00 56 500.00 R 8 FOR SALE - BY FA:\HLY GOING 56 R 15 100.00 abroad. ~t:>ven passenger Hudson se- ~~ 1928 s 2 500.00 dan automobile. Radio Radiola Super s 4 500.00 S. Di!:lhes, *;;oo !':E't of dishes, white and Sli s 8 500.00 gold for $200. $100 set for $50. Tel. 56 s 9 500.00 Glencoe 3i4. 51LTN16-ltc !'iii s 10 tiOO.OO 56 .................................... FOR SALE - ~EW LAID EGGS WILL 141 .... 1927 c 1 500.00 be dt>liwn·d to you wet>k1y, if you will 141 " .. .. c 6 100.00 write to Paul Bt!em's Poultry Farm, 141 .. .. .. c 7 100.00 Zion, Ill. 51LT13-4tp 141 . ,. .. .. c 9 100.00 " " 1928 D 5 500.00 FOR SALE - HUDSO~ SF...-\L COAT, 141 " " " D 6 100.00 martt·n collC'tt' and c uff~. size 36. Per- 141 ft:'ct l'Ond ition. ria. Phont: W'inn. 126S. 142' ..... ·,; .. ·.: .. i927 .... i ... 5oo:oo 51 LTX16-1 tc 142 .. .. 1927 c 2 500.00 .. " 1927 c 4 500.00 SEALSKf~ C'OA T, THREE-QUAHTER 142 " " 1928 n 12 1oo.oo Announces Committees length. Fairly good condition. Price 142 142 " " " D 13 100.00 reaso nable. Phone \\'inn. 2511i. 1 51 LTX15-1 tc ~· ~ ~ ~~~:~Z I for Wilmette C. J.o ..... ivr c' ... of O! . ' 'rrl' IJ. 'fC) 11 -1 .\.. -~liS(~}:l~IJ.\)i ~;(Jl ~ 12~2 ig ~ 142 :: :: 1 29 ., " ,. :: :: of C. Clyde Cooley Shows Up as Great Football Find ClYde Coolev, son of ~{ r. and ~1 rs. Central An·nue., \\'ilnwtte. 14·"'· · · · · · ~.· · · ·..· · ·1·9·3·0· "i · · 'ioo.'oo 52LTXUi-lfp " ··· ········· ··················· ····· 1 1 OOO.OO 148 WANTED TO BC'Y :: :: 1927 A · 1 h 00d .) 1 w· A ra;TROLLJ;jH. 148 1n1 A 5 1ooo.oo ·16 q 1 1 1 Wit · lont:· Jnn. · · · " .. 1927 A l:l 1000.00 14 8 52 1 16 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _r~·~':-..;~-~ _·~1t~p 148 " .. 1927 A 3tl 500.00 148 " .. 1928 B 3 1000.00 .'IIS('}:LLAS}:()rs .. " 1 ns lfi 1000 .00 13 148 .. .. 192R n 19 1000.00 PROGRESSrn;; AUCTIO~ llRfDGE 148 " " 1928 R 24 1000.00 parties, Tu<·~da.y afternoon at H26 For,. 148 500 :oo (: St A \'t'., \\"ilmettl'. Prize~. Helt>n H:rde 148 " " 1928 B 28 148 .. .. 1928 n 29 ~oo . oo Carter. r;:JL16-ltp 148 " " 1!l29 c 1 1000.00 148 " " 1!'12!1 c 8 1000.00 STATE OF JLLlXOIS 1 HS ,. c 500.00 .. .. .. 1!l2H <. 28 COUN"l'Y OF COOK I SR 2!1 500 .00 192 !1 148 IN THE l OL."XTY C'Ot"RT OF CUOK H8 " " 19!10 n 1 1000.00 <'Ol'NTY. 148 " " 1!l30 D 6 1000.00 IN TH I!: ::..r.-\ TTER OF THE l 148 ',', ·.·. 1no D 7 1000.00 PI<~'l'ITIO.:'\ OF THE VIL- ! 148 1~~:11 9:H E 7 1000.00 1000.00 LAGE CW Kl~~TLWORTH 148 ·· " 1 E 8 FOR THE LEVYING AN 1J 148 ·· " 1 !l~ 1 l~ 18 1000.00 SPREAD TN<; OF A HPl~- 1 H8 " " 19~~ F 20 1000.00 CIAL ASSESS:\! ENT l·'OR 148 " .. 1932 F. 2:~ 1000.00 A LOC'AL J::\TPHOVE.MEXT i .. " 1 9~2 F :15 ;~oo.oo 148 CON~TSTI~<; 0 F A~ :· 148 " .. l!ln F 36 soo.oo ELECTHIC' STREl~'l' l 148 ,' , ' ,' , ' 1!1~:\ ~~ 2-t 1000.00 LIGHT!:'\(; SYSTE:\1 AS I 8 1000 ·00 1~:H 148 H P R 0 Y IDE J) BY ORDl- I · 148 .. ·· 1 !l:H H 34 ;;oo.oo NAKCE IX THE YILLA<.a~: I 148 ·· ·· 1H:l-t H 35 500.u0 OF KE~IL\\.ORTH, COOK I 148 " " 1 9JG I 1 1000.00 COV~TY, ILLIXOIS. j per lb. 1 I WA~'I'ED <'LEAN \VHITE fi,\I~S. 10C 142 14 1n 1 1!'130 ····a·· R F G g 2 t~~:~~ ~00.00 153 " " 192~) E 2 100.00 . ~ >3·?· · ;: ;: 1!130 F 2 Xotkt- is ht·rehy given to a ll persons 1 1931 c: 2 100.00 100.00 1 intert:stt'd that the Board of Local Im- 153 .. " tnt n 3 too.oo provements of the said Village of Kenil·worth has heretofore filed in said Court t5·7· · · · · · ·,: · · ·,; · · 1~27 · · · ·.~· · · ·:i · · · fioo.'oo in said cause, a ce rtifi cate showing the " ·· 1928 n 5 100.00 cost of the work provided for in said 157 .. .. 1ns B 6 1oo.oo cause, the amount resern~d for interest 157 .. .. 1!'12!1 c 5 100.00 and showing that the improvement has 157 " ·· 1 !J:n E 1 500.00 been constructed in substantial conformity 1fi7 " " 1934 H 3 500.00 to the req uireme.n ts of the original ordi- 157 nance therefor. The hearing to eonsiuer 157 " " 1n5 I 4 500.00 and. determine whether the facts as stated 15·9· · · · · · ·..· · · ·,· · · j 927 · · · ·.~· · · ·i · · ·5oo.'oo in stid certificate are true, will be held " " 1927 A 5 100.00 in !§aid Court on the first day of 159 1927 A 6 100.00 February, A. D. lfJ27, at ten o'clock A. 1\I., 159 or as soon thereafter as the business of 159 1!:128 B 5 100.00 1928 B 6 100.00 the Court will permit. All persons de- 159 1929 c 5 100.00 siring may file obje<:tions in said cause 159 1 fl29 C 6 100.00 by or before said time, and may appear 1S9 on the hearing and make their defense. 159 " 1931 E 3 500.00 1932 F 1 500.00 Dated, Kenilworth, Illinois, January 13, 159 F 1932 2 500 .00 159 1927. 1933 G 5 100.00 BOARD OF LOCAL IMPROVE- 159 1933 G 6 100.00 MENTS OF THE VILLAGE 159 OF KE~ILWORTH. 16·0 · · · · · ·,; · · ·,· · · i927 · · · ·}..' · · ·5· · ·ioo.'oo By JAMES C. MURRAY, 1931 E 5 100.00 160 President. 1933 G 5 100.00 L16-2tc 160 ........... · ·- .. · · · · . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 162 " " 1928 A 1 100.00 A CA.LL FOR PAYMENT OF' SPECIAL 162 1928 2 100 .00 162 1929 B 3 100.00 A.88ESSMENT BONDS OJo' THE VILLAGE OF WILMETTE 162 1930 c 3 100.00 (COOK Co.) ILLINOIS 162 1934 G 1 100.00 162 1936 I 1 100.00 To whom tt may concern: · .................................... The undersigned, as V1llage Treasurer 170 " " 1928 A 3 100.00 of the Vfllage ot Wilmette, Illinois, here- 170 A 4 100.00 " · 1928 by gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 43 of an Act of the Dated at Wilmette, Illinois, this lO.th General Aaeembly of the State o! Illlnols, day of January 19ZT. HARRY W. MILLER, eutltled "An Act concerning local Improvements," approved June 14, 1897, V11laee Treas':lrer. :::\'O'fl('F. 15':\·····~;···,;··1!)2s····j)····:l···ioo.'oo President En1il A . .Kord of the \\' ilmette Chamber o~ Commerc~ this "·~ek announced appomtment ot stand1ng committees in the oraanization for the ,.., year 1927 as follo\\'s: - Audit and finance-_T. ~f. Budinger. chairman: David :\cl~on. John H. Schaefer. c·. H t K'111g. c1 . B erIVICS- oy 1a1rman; nard Meyer, John J. ~foran, David Nelson, Ca.rl E. Sterner. Entertainment-Dr. l'. B. B l a k c. chairman; Lowell R. Bener, Orian A. Galitz, F. E. Lewis. E. \\·. \\'cber. Gl ee c I u l)-E '.. \ \'. \ V clH'r, chairman: J. \\'alter Nelson, Joseph Schneider. Memhershp-Henry B. Cates, chairman; Albin Carlen. John Hoffman. I....1.>y(I J-I o 11'1ster, J o~ep I1 K utten. Puhlicit\·-B. B. Cclell, chairman; F. J. Buding-er, F. Coleman Burroughs. R . W'lt' 'I' I l · '-etat 1 1 lcllll a\· or. c 1amnan: E. H. Brammer, ]. ~( Carrico, 1".,. C. Cazel. Paul Davey, John ~fillcn, Carl Renneckar, Louis Rc·ttk", · "' A. S. Van Duesen, George \\ 'hite, A. C. \Volff. \Vilmettc Athletic a:;snciation-Emi l Nord, chairman: Dr. C. B. Blake, J. C. Capen. Reception-George Papantony. T. E: Coo le\', 635 EleYenth street, is attracting wide attPntinn Ill the F.<tst ln· his pro\\'ess in athletics at CaiYert hall. prominent Catholic preparatory school at Baltimore, Md. Clyde has won his spurs as a fu·n hack on the Cal\'ert Hall foothal snuad. \vhich woe its first champion ship 111 the Cat h olic Prep ranks this year, and 1s now gi\·ing promi . r of stell;:tr perionnance" 111 thP role of guard on the Cah·ert haskethall squad, \\·hich is sched ul ed to engage some of the speediest prep school quintets in the East and ~fiddl e \Vest. This 1s Clyne's first year at Calvert Hall, hut he jumped into the limeligh rtlmost immediatelv the football seaso n got under way. -!\1uch credit for his s pI e n d i d shm,· in~ 1-1 due Dutch Lcnz. heacl coach at Cah·ert Hall. In sc ,·en cage tilts to date Cah·ert has gone undefeated. The squad will en rounter the strong- Loyola five January 28, and again on February 21 Clyde was formerly a student at St. Thoma s Militarv academv at St. Paul 'M inn. · II f · wo ca s, one o maJor tmportance and the other a false alarm, summoned the fire department from its r uarters 1 Sunday morning. . At about 2 :]() ne1ghbors near the E. H. Hanson carpenter shop, located at the rear of 1218 Wilmette avenue ' were awakened by the glow from a fire that, before its discoYery, had destroyed the entire roof of the shop and · cause d d amage to the 'extent ot h erwtse of about $1,500. Speedy work on the part of the firemen probably saved nearby residences from serious damage from spa.rks. At 8 o'clock, the second run was made to Kenilworth where either the fire had already been extinguished or an alarm was turned in by mistake. T Carpenter Shop Blaze I mperils Residences REALTY BOARD MEETING The Korth Shore Real Estate hoa.rd will hold its regular J anuar~r meeting Monday cvenmg, January 17, at the Lake Shore Terrace . ·Dinner v. ·ill be sen-eel · at () :30 o'clock. The North End branch, Friends. of the Chicago Junior school, wilt hold its regular monthly meeting at the Sovereign hotel, Chicago, Tuesday eveninF:, January 18, at .8 o'clock. At1 entertainment will follow the meeting. At the regular meeting of Wilmette Post No. 46, The American Legion, a comedy sketch was presented by that well known trio, Van lnwagen, Lippen and Orr, assisted by some lesser lights, after which luncheon was served. RETURNS TO MIAMI 0. F. Webber, who was formerly with the Paul Schroeder Real Estate company and new of Miami, Fla.,· was A class in manufactured gas has been visiting with friends in Wilmette and inaugurated at the College of Comv'icinity during the holidays. He re- merce of Northwestern university, in turned to Miami Wednesday. Chicago.