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W. C. Si·rll-1 l.s ·. · · Ca · truCk for the public works depart,· Funeral semces for Walford lv1n ment. The bcwd accepted the bid Shurtletf, for thirty-six years a resident of the Robert CuttiiiiJ company for a of Wilmette, who passed away at the Chicago truck at the net cost of $3,290, North Shore Health Resort on Tues- which represent& an allowance of $700 dy, April 17, will be held from the for old equipment to be taken by family residence, 81~ Lake avenue, at the company in the transaction. The 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, Dr. choice of the Chicago truck was inCARPENTER AND CABINET WORK Horace G. Smith of the Wibnette Par- ft.uenced largely by the desire of the ish Methodist church officiating. Bur- board to standardize the department's .. IU. hauling equipment, another Chicago ial will be at Sycamore At the time of his death Mr. Shurt- truck having been purchased several No Job too &mall for Jig Peraonal Jeff was enjoying a game of cards weeks ago. ------with his old friend, George E. Cole, ~t the Health Resort where he was stayMEET NEXT WEDNESD.A.Y ing temporarily. He was suddenly The next regular meeting of the stricken by a cerebral hemorrhage North Shore Mosquito Abatement disKenil. 3495-1847 546 Sterling Rd.· Kenil. and passed away within a few minutes. trict will be held next Wednesday eveHe had been ill at his home for about ning at the headquarters of the district nine. months. . oon~G~r~e=e~n~B~a~y~roa~d~ne~a~r~G~Ie~n~coe~·--!_!~~~~~~~~~~~:::::::::~:::=~=-:~~=~====~ Mr. Shurtleff was born in St. .:. Charles, Ill., on March 12, 1860. He was educated in the Sycamore High school and at Cornell college in Iowa. In 1882 he married Kittie L. Crippen, who passed away about ten years ago. For a number of years he was credit manager of Reid, Murdoch and Co... and later became vice-president and manager of Morrisson-Piummer and company, which merged into Fuller, Morri~sson and compan_y. Several years ago Mr. Shurtleff retired from active business, but was director of the Commercial Trust and Savings bank of Chicago and retained an interest in several banks. From 1897 to 1912 he was president of the \\1ilmette School board. He was a former president of the Citizens' association, a Past Grand Regen~ of Illinois of the Royal Arcanum and at .the time of his death was a member of the finance committee, Supreme council of the Royal Arcanum ; of _the Subscriptions Investigating committee of ~he Chicago Association of Commerce; Wilmette Lodge A. F. and A.M .· Apollo Commandery, There is genuine and lasting satisfaction in Medinah Temple, and the Unio~ using .quality hardware. Locks that oper-: _. League club. He was a member of and was keenly interested in the Wilate smoothly, hinges that won't ~ueak or .. mette Parish llethodist church. sag, hardware that is distinctive in appearMr. Shurtleff is survived by four ance an4. will .outlast the s~ructure it.~lf. _. .. children : Alice S. Campbell, Howard F. Shurtleff, Helen S. Klahr and Ber...... nice S. Cole ; a brother, Almyr K. Our builders' hardware stock is most comShurtleff and a sister, Jessie B. Cheasbro. plete. conveniently displayed and assembled He had a genius for making friends in one department. Our line includes only and ' a warm heart and broad sympathe finest quality hardware made by manuthy which kept them. s.,.,.~,.tl b, Ds1116; · The v-.U..e board Tuesday auth~! RssitletJI 36 Y BtJrl izecl the pqrclwe of a motor dump Are YQU Contempladng Having 'Ihoae · Alterationl aDd Repain Done Nowl G. · 'f Attention. Call on us· for- BUILDERS' HARDWARE Kenilworth Makes Muzzle Ordinance Part of Code I,. An ordinance making it compulsory to muzzle all dogs running at large in the Village of Kenilworth and prescribing conditions and penalties in connection therewith, was made a part of the Village code by the Village board at its meeting on Thursday of last week. The ordinance was passed, it was explained, because it was considered absolutely necessary as a matter of protection to the life and health of residents of the Village. Due to the unusual preva·Jence of rabies in the Chicago area, as disclosed by the report of the State and City boards of he~lth, and the lack of co-operation on the part of Village residents in observfltion of proclamations of the past, it was considered necessary to make it a regular part of the ordinance, mandatory upon all citizens. , ·The ordinance follows closely the provisions of a sin1ilar ordinance uassed by the City of Evanston and amon& other provisions provides for the impounding of dogs without muzzles ,nd, providing they are not ·claimed after notification of the own· er, the killing' of them. facturers nationally known for their excellent prodifcts~ Make our store .your headquarters for builders' hardware. 1a19 wu.ette ···., wuaene, Dl. ...................... - - - -· '