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MAXIMS, a re Ithe .sayings ofWise .men, MOTOR MAXIMS, Arh*e sayings o!-? *CENERAL ADVIC + + TO AIME CAR QWNR WiII be published lier. every we.Ic BECINNINC ABOUT MARCH 1ST P- AC K A A Safe Place to.BUY, UsedCars A Few Speci"al Oflerinýgs Available Th is Week U* S fi-Pase. Sedan. 'Ili condition to give someone 'I k j ,i~ lot et *Igood servIce for the mioney..... Calo tik iCar Department aami A rrange, fer 1uaDeasonstraton PACKARD MOTOR CARCOMPANY OF~ CHICAGO 925 LINDEN AVENUE, HUBBARD WOODS Winnotka 3070 Greenleaf 6030ý inThe book is received with varied re- ng ctins.It is a vividly graphic Pic- iture, well told, shocking at times, -startling in its realisni, but showing decided talent on the part' of the young wýriter. The press in many parts of the countty is generous in its prai.se of. the. first, effort on, the part of the author, -and compares it favoablvwith Thorrnton Wilder's "B3ridge 'of the> Sait Luis Rey," and others. It is difficult if liot impossible for tiiose in Kenilworth wbo knew, the Burnhfam family intimately-to- judge the nmeritS o fthis book fairýly.because the author has used the ýactivities of his. own borne life and espciïally the incidents and dramatic e vents sur- rounding the death of bis father in a daring way and bas made tbem very Francis Schneider-, 16, t Dies of Lockjamt Friday' ,Francis Schneider, 16 ý ear old son of Mr-. and Mrs. Anton Schneider. 3025 Glenview road, died last Friday, at St. Francis' bospital ini Evanstoni-t of lockjaw. He bad been in the hos- 1 t pital only tWQ days, having. con- S tracted the lockjaw after stepping onr a piece of glass which went throttgbS b is shoe and cut bis foot. Besides, bis parents, he is survived by 'flvej niiro, josepn and Anton, of iI- Afer bis introductory talk Mr. m eettePhlip and'. Adolph of Evans- Stoddard introduced F., A. Cushing- ton and Lawrence of Glenview, and Sih, 431 Central avenue, tbe archi- ) three sisters, Helen of RogersPark. tt. ho prepared the Major. Street Marie of NiIes Center and Lucy of plan' under the Plan commissiolî's Mt. Prospect. Tbe funeral services direction. Mr. Smithb explained-teý-- were held Monday morning at 9:30 plan and its purposes in more detail, o'clock from the residence, 3025 and botbh h and Mr, Stoddard ani- Glenview road, te, St. Joseph's cburch, swered questions concerning it. Wilmette, and burial took place at The property owners who atte'nde .d St Mrys eretry,Tcny the hearing appeared'to be .decided!ly Mis s Gertruide Koepr agtro opposed. to the Major Street Plan. Mrs. P. J. Koerper., 1728 Lake avenue, Many of themf felt that their prop- wbo bas been- on a three weeks' nia- erty would be damaged and its, value tor ourthrogh lorda wth issdecreased if tbe plan is. carried into Ellen Victor of Highland Park, re- efc.Ohr betdt t o h ) turned to ber home last Sunday. The reason that such a plan is .nôt need- tourists .traveled 4,300 miles in aIl. edowatdnarsdnilci- ) Mrs. ydja ~Tr<ii unity sucli as Wilnîette, tbey said.. The council room of the Village hall was crowded to capacity Thurs- day niglit of last week when a public hearing on the Major Street plan was held before the Wilmette Plan commission, under whose direction the plan was drawn .Up and present- eto the Village -board for approval. ,The board, approved. the plan, two. years ago. Robe.rt Stoddard, chairman of the Wilmette Plan commission, spqke on11 behaif of, that. body and conducted the meeting. Tyhe Major Street plan calîs for a stem of 66-fot, 80-foot and 100- foot, sfreets, th.ro.ughout the village., Mr. Stoddard« explained, again, as he' did, on a- previous occasion- when property' owners' on -certain streets affectedy hy the, plan, appeared at a meeting. of the ýVillage -board and demanded that tbe plan be repealed ", that 'an 89-foot Street does ndt meanl ýeighty feet of Pavement, but includes the. parkway and sidewalks on both sides of the street, as well as 'eighteen othirty inches inside the sîdewalk, depending on the width of thie strect. The Plan commission, he said, bas no intention of widening streets, with the effect o f damaging prope rty' orý rees. The Major 'StrrKet-pîan, M4. ;toddard- explained, i-s not to-be in-, mediate in effect but' takes. into 'Cou- ideration the future of the' village. TUES OIL WSLL Bob 'n Mac Main St. nt Linden Ave.Phn Wumt.34 PARK COMFORTALY I WIElmte 33 Il $10c