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8 WILMETTE LIFE _ February 8, 1929 In the Event You're Still in Doubt Announci~g a Gigantic Store-Wide REM: OVAL SALE Involving Over $75,000.00 Worth of America's High.. est Quality Furniture to be Sold at About Regular Wholesale Cost. Photo by Staff Photographer BROWN 1567 Shertnan Avenue EVANSTON There are people in our fair village-most of whom reside east of the railroad tracks-who still labor under the impression that the east area of Wilmette has been slighted in regard to a skating rink. "Why hasn't the east side a skating rink?" is a query that for a time monopolized the telephonic' communication with Recreation board headquarters. Above is the answer. Yes, at the foot of Greenleaf avenue. Nice one, too, and it's been there all winter. FURNITURE CO. Sale Starts W. W. Paisley Summoned Finley Lectures T dday at · Stolp School, 3 :30 and 8 by Death on West Coast W . W . Pai sley, brother of Mrs. Walter W. Baldwin and Mrs Clifton L. Keith of Wilmette, passed away last Saturday in Bellingham, Wash., after a long illness. Mr. Paisley·s home ~as in Los Angeles, but he was seriou \_ly taken ill while in Bellingham and unable to relurn to his home. Mrs. Baldwin had been with him for several weeks , returning Thursday to Wilmette. William L. Finley, field photographer for Nature Magazine, of Washington, · D. C., and director of wild life conservation for the American Nature association, will give two lectures at the Stolp school today. He will speak at 3 :30 this afternoon and at 8 o'clock tonight. Mr. Finley, who comes under the auspices of the Wilmette Teachers' club, was well received last year and is expected to draw large cro\vds on Thomas C. Thompson, 1419 Central his return apr ~ arance. A small admisavenue , has been attending the Cera- sion will be charged for both lectures. mic conveJltion in Chicago this week. Mr. Thompson is an expert in the enMr. and Mrs. Victor B. Scott left ameling industry. · . last Thursday for Florida, 'vherc they -owill stay a week and then go on to Mrs. Charles Seabrook Marsh and ·cuba for about ten days . In the meanher small son of Cincinnati, Ohio, are time their small daughter, Peggy, will visiting Mrs. Marsh~s parents. Mr. and attend the Marywood school in EvansMrs. Andrew Woodcock of 503 Central ton. · avenue . -a-aRaymond Billinger, so n o f Mr. and Mrs. William ]. O'Brien, 1144 Chest-- Mrs. Philip L. Billinger, 1520 Spencer nut avenue, entertained several of her avenue, who is studying for the priestfriends at luncheon and bridge Wed- hood at Mundelein, Ill., received the nesday, and another group on Thurs- highest scholastic avet..~.ge this semestday. · · er in his class of 166 students. ·· I SATURDAY .February the Ninth at 10 A. M. WE ARE GOING TO· MOVE But before moving we are going to dispose of ev.e ry article in our present stock regardless of the cost or loss to us. 3 Big Floors of High Qttality Furniture Living room Suites, Sofas, Love Seats, Chairs, Desks, Tables, 3-4-5-6 and 7-Piece Bedroom Suites, Dressers, Vanity Chests, Chifferobes, Beds, Da-Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Chaise Lounges, Bedroom Chairs, Dining Room Suites, Dinette Suites, Breakfast Sets-and in fact, every article to be found. in the higher type Furniture Shops to be placed on sale direct to the public starting- · I road which operates directly into the'.Chicago Loop (Answer on Page 44) IATVBDAY· I'BB. 9th OPEII BVBBY BVBIIIMG UNTIL 10 P. 11.