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WILMETTE LIFE October 25, 19.54 MOTHER DIES Mrs. Frank M. Folsom, 945 Micb- iganl avenue, bas just returned from San Bernardino, 'Calif., wbere she wa.s càlled by ithe deatb of her mot h- er, Mrs. Lillian M. jordan. 1Saturday Night Special Family. Dimner 5OcN THURBERS DINING RODOM 413 LINDEN AVENUE Sblocli west of 'IL" Terminal w~.- * A HoIIowe'en part y wit hout LYMANSICE CREAM is like a witch without a broonstick. Your guests and famnily alike wil enjoy the refreshing and deli- cious treat of this good ice creamn. Made according to the prira*'e formula of Mrs. Lyman. Special This Weekj Pumpkin conter of Orange Ice in Vailla 4 e Quart brick........ 42 We will deliver prom >ptly, at any. time you specify ýMrs. Amielia BrOwnlee Taken by- Death Oct. 18 Mrs. Amelia McDonald Brownlee passed, away Thursday, Océtober 18. after a, short illness. She was born, in. Montrose,> Scotland, June U2 1868, and is survived by seven children, five grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral services were conducted on October 20 hy the Rev. James T. Venekiasen at the home, 1738 Highland avenue. Internet was at Memorial Park cemetery. THIEVES LOOT COTTAGE Village Clerk Nicholas P. Miller, 1775 Washington avenue, returned Monlday from Bear Lake, M1ich., where lie has a sunîmer cottage. The. trip was occasioned by- the fact that some unscrupulous person with no respect whatever for the dignity of public officiaIs or the riglits of prop- erty had feloniouisly entered the cottage and removed most of Mr. Miller's belongings. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Blessing, 1424 M aple avenue, entertained guests. at the' Illinois Athletic club, afterward attending the Foulies. Fuineral Services HeId for Mrs. Fred Classen Mrs. Hannah C. Classen, wife of Fred J. Classen, 1131 Chestnut ave- nue, died at her home last Thursday at the age of 64 years. Mrs. Classen, a resident of Wilmette for the past eight years, was born ini Chicago on December 11, 1869. Besides her bus- band, she is survi'ved by a son. Ar- thur R. Classen. The funeral services were held last Saturdav afternoon at Scott's funeral home, 1118 Greenleaf avenue. Burial took place at Rose- hili cerneterv. Mr. and M*rs. Knox Munson, 1140 Isal)ella street, returned last Monday from a teai days' fishing tip in north- ern Wisconsin. Theyý stayed at the Ross Keel Lake lodge. Havward. Xis. n rFor Quck StartsI CHANGE NOW Texaco Motor ()i Havoline Motor oil IL le ,wellyn Bowen TEXACO SERVICE In No Mans LardI Wil. 5369 *1' Village Loses 'Garages Case in Supreme Court (Continiued from Page 1) judge Robert E. Gentzel. An impos- ing 'array of real estate experts, and other witnesses was presented by the Village. to prove that the property upon which it'is proposed to build a garage is adjacent to a. highly re- stricted residential neighborbood, and that the construction of-a 'garage at that location would definitely detract from its desirability, and therefore have an adverse effect upon property values.. CalIed "Uw.easoàable" Judge Gentzel handed down bis. decision last January 26, stating in the decision that he 'decided against the Village of Wilmette on the grounds that the refusai to issue the permit was an unreasonable restriction upon the use of the l)roperty." 1 Ul ile this decision was in line with others banded down in the Xhitmani case against the Village of Winnetka. and1 other similar cases at Oak Park anid River Forest, the decision was ap- pealcd ly the Village to the state Su- preme court, which trib)unal now -sus- tains the verdict of Superior Court Judge Gentzel. Mrs. Sarah Melntyre 's Funeral HeId Thursday Mrs. Sarah T. 'McIntyre, 1804 Elm- wood avenue, died on Tuesday, Octo- ber 16, at her home at the age of 58 years. Mrs. M.\cIntyre wvas born in Maine on August 24, 1876. She is survived by lier husband, Thomas H. MNcIntyre, four sons and two (laugh- ters. One son, Robert W. McIntyre, lives. in Chicago. The three other sons, George S., Thomas K. and Don- ald1 S., are north shore resi(lents. Thomas K. lives ini Winnetka and George S. and Donald S. ini XVilxette. The two (laughters, Alice 'M. and Gertrude E. N1cIntyre, also are XVil- mette resi(Ients. Nlrs. NtcliitNre liad lived in iiViniette for the past four- teen years. The funeral services wcre held Iast Tbursday at a chapel at 3918 Irving Park boulevard. Chicago, and burial took place at Memrnoial Park cemetery. VIEW STAGE MODELS At a meeting of the Faculty Dramna club at Xew Trier Wednesdav Bert- ram Goldberg, guest speaker, showed model sets illustrating modern stage design and new lighting. effects. '-\r. Gol lberg lias studied recently ini Germany. He used scemies fromn "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "Dr. Faustus" in bis talk before the faculty members. S-P EC 1 AI Mon.-Tues. Shampoo and Wave 75c Cyrille Beauty Shop 419 Fourth Street Opposite ««L" Terminal Phone WiImet. 4545 So Yom Can Enijoy It A ga inI Looks pathetic, doesn't it? That comiortable chair you were s0 fond of. Recause it was s0 nice it got hard use. Springs and up- holsery broke under the strain. Now, give it a new "break." Let us fix it. An estiniate will cost you nothing. Ask for Mr. Schoen. CAIR RECANING JArFuniture Co., 48 Years' ExPenience 338 Linden Ave. Wilmette 4453 Speclal Fours... Packe, 1serves foure. !Sc Long willi wave A permanent wave, as rendered by Our operators Who are experts by training . ratker thani by trade) is unupseA. We'cI like to suggesta new coifFure, designed just for youl High-End Permanent For School Girls lncluding Trim, $3-50 Shampoo and Set.. r: C.harles H. Feltmnan Killed in Accident Funeral: services wil1 be beld this afternoon (Thursday) at 2, o'clock for Charles, Howard Feltman, 31 years old, son of Charles H. Feltman, 800 Sheridan road, head of the Feit- man and Curme. Shoe eompany, who was killed. in' an automobile collision near Tempe, Ariz., Iast Saturday night. The services wilI be at the Feltman residence in Wilmette, with burial at Memorial Park cemetery. According to the information re- ceived here, Mr. Feltmàn, who was district manager for bis fatber's sboe compan-y in Phoenix, had started alone on a bunting trip wben the accident occurred. Thle information was to the effect that Feltman 's car collided with another containing three persons. The other car, it was said, wvas being driven without liglits. Mr. Feltman, a Nortbwesterni uni- vers it y graduate, is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Feltman, his widow, MIrs. Esther Lewis Feltmian, also a Nortbwestern graduate, four cbildren, Charles, Su- sati, Henry and Harry, two brothers, Paul of Wilmette and Roland of Ev- anston, and one sister, Elizabeth, of Wilmette. Charles, the oldest of the children, is ine years. The other two boys, Henry and Harry, are twins. 1 a 1 1 WILM-ETTE . LUE October . 25, l9à4