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16 WILMETTE LIFE November 8. 1934 ________________________________________________________ h ________________________________________________________ 9. RETURN FMONWSOUTH MWs Robert McKay and her daugb- ter, Miss Betty. 823 Cbestnut avenue, returned Tbursday of last weék from a twcr wecks' miotor trip to..Oklaborna CitY and'Dallas, Texas. «WUrine is used by piions of people to keeP their eyes I dClar?, bright and healh Mafly have beeli Using it for over 30 Years 1lIt relieveB the yesof irritation and &train, and noticeabIy e> hances their sparkle. you owe it to yrour eyes to cleanse themn daily with benefcial urifle- A lnonth'S esupplY costI5 60c at dr and departmen~t stores. Try it soo" Anna Marie Jensen 1s Taken by Death Sunday Mrs. Anna Marie Jensen,. wife of Jens Jensen' the noted landscape architect, died Sunday at her bomne, 1211 Elmýwood avenue,1 after, an, ex- tended illness. Mrs. Jensen, who was 73 years old, was bornl inDenmark. Sbe bad lived in Wilmette for the past twelve years. Surviving ber be- sides ber Ihusband, are tbree daugb- ters, Miss Martba Jensen of Wil- mette, Mrs. Katherines Wheeler of Nules, and Mrs., Editb Jobnson of Ravinia, and one son, Edward C. Jensen of Riverside, Calif. The funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Graceland cemetery chapel. REPORT ON CONTAGIONS. Two new contagious disease cases,. one of mumps and one of scarlet fever, were reported in Wilmette for the week ending November 3, the local1 Healtb department records show. Mrs. Fred Breit, 422 Essex road,! Kenilwortb, bas gone to Miami Beach' to open her winter home. Mr. Breit and the children will leave ont De- cember 1. Il Economy Shop Makes Its Fund -Distribution Tbe Economy Sbop board has made its semi-annual distribution Of funds. Local need bas been so inicreased in the past few years that it seems fitting our earnings are given principally in,our own com- munity. The sum of- $100 is set aside for the Community Chest. Wilmette Health Center, New Trier. Higb school student relief fund, Arden Shore, Ex-Service Men's commit- tee, Sarah H. Stevenson Memorial, and Park Ridge School for Girls coprises the list of organizations sharing Our earnings. COIt is a source of great satisfac- tion to us to be able to provide a place where those who do flot want alnhs but struggle to remnain self-supporting can supply many of their needs. -jean Grinniell, chairmnan. ,Ntte: Eeuoiy Shop is conducteci by the wonliani's Clulb of Wilmette. DRIGIET TONES Vivid blues, glowing reds, gold, hackberry, peacock. Here are dresses with a flair for the gay, in line as well as in color. Tbere'll be many occasions for which youll need a perfect series of street-length after- noon dresses in these colorings. Junior, Misses' and Women's Sizes IfiIIIIIL> JANET SCIEUR Suop. Ic. FOR OUR1605 CHICAGO AVENUE, EVANSTON ~ E'E.S iNorth Shore Hotel BIdg. Open Saturday Evening ~ .*~. àà WiE IHANK YOU It was a brilliant success-our grand opening 1 Loyers of the finer designs in Footwear came f rom al parts of the North Shore. They gave enthusiastic approval of the many new and attractive styles., Exclusive, specially made shoes,. will meet the de- Mands of today.. If you did flot attend the ope ning, we- solicit your early visit to this ultra-modern, beautiful Shoe Salon. Featuring Originally, created, registered models $6-50 to $ 10-50 JOSEPH SALON SHOES Cooley Building 1629 Orrington Avenue Evanston For the last few months Mr. N\î'lm- nghad been living at 2116 Lincoln '7treet, Evanston. He was born ini Cincinnati in 1858. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Mary Wilming, ani1 four sisters. Veteran Business Man Mr. Wilming's career' as a drug- 'ist l)egan when Wilmette was a r;mall village. Before coming to XVil- mette ini 1910 he had operated a rlrug storie at Dav'is street and Chi- cago avenue in Evanston. The store known as, the Xilming ,'harmacy, which passed out of Mr. Wilming's hands three moîiths ago. ývas the first drug store in Xilmette. It was originally locate(l in a franie building at what is now 619 Mfaiti street. The building in whicli it is liow located was completed ini 1892, and the store moved there. Pioneer 'Drug Store At that time the I)harmacy xi'as operated by the Peter Van Schaack %vholesale drug companv. On tlie second floor of the new~ building were the offices of B. C. Stolp, MN. C., and C. H.' Eldred, D. D. S. In 1895 the store wvas sold to Samucl Sexhauer, who conducted it until '901. wlhen it was l)urcllased by Dr. Uldred. Two years later Dr. Eldred ;Ol( the store to H. K. Snider, who operated it until 1910. A partnership %vas formed by Mr. Snider and. E. C. Cazel, bis pharmacist and ini 1909- the store nowknown as the Snider- RCazel Drug company, at 1167 XViI- mette avenue, was opened. Mr. Su ider, howvever, retained ownership cif the WVilming store until 1910, when he disposed of it to Mr. M'ilming. Herman E. Lersch Dies; Services This Morning Herman E. Lersch, an insurance broker, died on Monday at Augustana hospital ini Chicago. Mr. Lersch, wvhose home was at 510 Fifth street, was 45 years old. He had been a resident of> Wilmette about twelve years. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Emma Lersch, three sons, Jack, Bill and Gene, and a daughter, Mary Janet. The funeral services were held this morning (Thursday) from Scott's funeral parlor, 11l18 Greenleaf avenue. to.St. Francis Xavier church., Burial took place. at AIl Saints' .cemeterv, Des Plaines. DAUGHTER IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Ralp.b H. Rehbock of Seattle announce the birth ofa daugb- ter,.Juditbh Ann, on Tuesday, Novem- ber '6, The baby bas a small brother, Richard. Mrs. Rebbock is the former Lillian Fitch of Wilmette. .Miss Jane- Weese,'141 Kenilworth avenue, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford White and their daughter, jean, of Barrington, at the Michigan-Illinois game. Miss Be,,erlv Holzx"orthi, 1034 Ra- mona road. will spend thie week-end visiting ber aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mts. George Lackey in Detroit. John B. Wilmfing, Veteran Dru ggist, Is Ta ken by Death Fiieral services for John B. Wilni- ng, etied ilmette druggist,, were, held' Friday, October 26, at Scott's funeral home, .1118 Greenleaf ave- -lue, and burial, took place at Mem- -rial Park cemetery. Mr. Wilming. %vhose deatb occurred on Wednes- lay. October 24, retired from the 'lrug business because of ilI bealth ast August. when be sold. the Wilin- :ng pharmacy, which he had con-. rlucted for tWenty-four years at tlic- ,-orner of Wilmette avenue and Maîi street,, to R. W. Bullock. He, was 76 years old. November 8,1934 WILMETTE LIPE