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24 WILMETTE LIFE February 28, 1930 -:-I .,' ~ --: ... ·~ r' - . #111111--.. '~ ~ ...... RUG CLEANING · Now Ready For Business! Our friends and customers in Evanston and the North Shore will be glad· to learn that our .new RUG CLEANING PLANT is now in action and ready for immediate work and prompt delivery. Here, under our own roof, where we have ample light and space, you will find one of the most modem and complete Cleaning Plants north of the "Loop" district. Knowing the demand for a high class, strictly safe Rug Cleaning service, Mr. Barry will personally supervise the work of the newly added department, insuring a service that will be appreciated. Let us handle your Spring cleaning. Call or phone for a representative, who will gladly make an estimate of your requirements. Warn Kenilworth Owners to Keep ·M rs. Douglas Crooks All Dogs Muzzled A notice was mailed to Kenilworth dog owners, under date of February 21. bv the Kenilworth Police department ~ warning them to keep their dogs muzzled throughout the entire year . fhe text of this notice follows : "On May 1, 1928 the president and Board of Trustees of the Village of Kenilworth adopted an ordinance which nrovides that all dogs running at large (not in leash or confined to the own~rs premises) within the corporate limits of the village of Kenilworth, shall be securely muzzled the year around. "Although form letters were sent out to every householder at the time of the passage of this ordinance and although there has been j>ublicity in the .local newspapers, some dog owners are still · under the erroneous impression that muzzling is required only during the summer months. . "For your information, a copy of said ordinance and the letter which accompanied it, is enclosed herewith. Two part-time dog catchers have been sworn in to aid the police department in en(Photo by Wol"k) forcing the ordinance." Mrs. Douglas S. Crooks is the former Ruth Virginia Oliphant of Oak Park. She was married to Mr. Crooks Saturday afternoon, February 15, at the Harvard Congregational church. Mr. and Mrs. Crooks have been in Asheville, N. C., on their honeymoon and will return about the first of March to be with Mr. Crooks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crooks, until they move into their own home which is to be built in the spring at 615 Cumnor road Kenilworth. ' Everything for the Floor The LARGEST exclusive CARPET, RUG and J;JNOLEUM store north of the "Loop" Character Impersonator · in Program at Sears School Noah Be.i lharz, an actor \vho is wide\~· known for his life-like character impersonations, will appear at an a ssembly at the Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth Tuesday morning, Marclr 4. at 9 o'clock. He will impersonate "Uncle Josh" and other characters. Mr. Beilharz will come to the Joseph Sears . chool under the management of .. the School Assembly association nf Chicago . aad Linings E~~-:'t~!~g ~:i::: Stair Pads DaVI.d G · 8arry Established in 19!0 Cleaning and Repairing Rugs and . Carpets 806-810 GROVE ST., EVANSTON · · Private Parking Space Pho~ea: SUniversity l Greenleaf 5712 New Building-1573-75 Sherman Ave. EVANSTON · LS GOLDEN DAYS By EVANS Drawn for Wilmette Coal & Material Yard , Watch for · our comic strip each week in WILMETTE LIFE PRIVATE SECRETARY . to the Whole Family Here's the handiest, busiest general well-doer that ever came to the home-the PORTABLE TYPEWRITER. It sits down with the man of the house in the den where he does some of his best and most valuable work. Students do better home work with it. Busy mothers write their recipes, club bulletins and correspondence; it soon becomes indispensable to the entire family. ~nd MATERIAL YAR.D WILMETTE COAL MONTH-END SPECIAL The Royal Portable Typewriter Regular $60 Value This Week ONLY Third Floor $49 50 · Wilmette Coa 1 & Material Yard 1301 Lake Ave. Wilmette 4200