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Tanuary 29, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE 29 ~--------------------------~====~~ · ·~----------~------~------------~ Kenilworth Happening~ 0- ·B ALLARD'S 1155 Wilmette Ave. Phone 2566 French Lessons. TO ADDRESS NEIGHBORS m nt 1(' ~d 'i rrh Tht· next meeting of The :t\ eighbors oq Thursday, February 4, will be in charge of the education department, Mr-s . Charles II. Bent. chairman. Dr. Frank D. Slutz of the ~.1 oraine Park :-chool, Dayton, Ohio, " ·ill speak. 1Ii ~ :- ubject will he "Fundaulcntal of Progressive Education." -0- ~lrs. Frederic C. Little, 514 Abbottsford ro~d, will b e ho:-.te ss at luncheon and hndgc at th e Edgn,·ater Beach hotel February 9. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Che se man formerly of Kenilworth, and now of the Or~ing~on hot e l, are spe nding two week.., m ~cw York C ity. Classes now beginning; formed for beginners and more advanced pupils. Book Store Rental Library Branch Libraries 419 4th St. (with Kroll ~ Smith) Ridge ~ Lake Ave's. (with Ridge Ave. Pharmacy) l! Ill ~[r :\. Percy B. Eckhart. 20<, l ' umb er - WED RECENTLY ) Th : m~rria~c on s~.turday, Ja !Uary -3. < ~~ ~[I s l·,dythc Gilfillan and 'arl D. Klll :-.ey i:-. oi intere s t to ma11v r sidents of the n o rth s hor e. ~[r . kin s ,. W<h formerly manager of the :\orth ~h~~rc ~~ u:-.ical Fe::,tival held in Evan:-.J ~~~11. ea ·h ~cas~1 n, an d manager oi the l l~Irag(J ~fthi ca l co llege, ,,·her e his 1 lli·Hk \\'<t:-. ..,t'l'retan·. Th e ccn·n1o n,· , ,,a..., pcriormed at tlw co lll' ge. - td rd d y d t. II land avenue, was ho. te:, s for the fir st meeting of the Skokie Valley chaptei of the Daughters of the American Revolution Monday. Mrs. Albert H. \-ceder, Jr., of Winnetka read a paper. - o\f r..;. Grant Ridg:,·ay of 207 Cumherland a\·enne entcrtamcd her ~I ah Jon ~f~ clu lJ at lun c h eo n Thur sdav . - o\f r..; . Frank Chf'rrv, 42.2 :\ 1> bott s fonl rc1ad, ha-. a s her hou ~c gue..,t thi s week. ~fi..;..., France Dockery of ~Iemphi " 1 Tenn. -0- GARDEN CLUB TO MEET B . F. Cal('e oi 3-JlR Il art;t·l \\il l he IH,..,h·.., · at lll'xt I oi tht· \\ ' ill11l'ttf' C;tr dt'l ,·J:d, ,!Jirh \\i ll IH· <111 FridaY. F l' h -1 1 ll.t ., .:::. at 2 :30 ()'\'Jilek. '\f r:"l·. l . T. .\li ,·JH·II "i ll l!i\'t' a t;tlk t!Jl ···C ;t;·dvtl·" .., l r\'l·l. F,·;tn . . ton. ll'cl'llll'.._ llltTtilll! STOLEN I \1 r". and }.{ r:-;. :\ . \\·. 1Ltnnah , \ \ · · 11 HI " t < , r k a \ l ' 11 tll' · t · 11 t tT t a · 11 v d a :" '!',d;t.'. \1 r -0- :-:,.,.ll I . \l1 rc 1a d." 'I 1 .\Jr.., _ \\.;t!tt'r :\\I J,ho Cilk t. 624 :\ 1, I l'lltt·!'i;l!llt . '! I I ll't' l lrll .1 . 1',; rcr;11, "" l 111 1 !..,10 ' · 1tlill' 1Jt· 111 \\. l'r 1nc:-< 1ay. { 'i'l :11 t nI .; rr ·' '\ r(,l1 :t . 11 ( ) i \ rr. ;111 d \ rr" \ . .1. \1 1\Jat , j fdr'i l.aL· ,t \ t·nu<· 1 , 1 r' 1 -o\1·. :tnd . fr , · 1··.1····.] r".t'l. ;,: ,. 11 c· · ~ ·rin l! ir·dll a trdl-i l c']'t · rali <!Jl . c:tlll' (.! t ' 1>. _], .; ~·- .. 11'-: ]wndin-: 1 . ' . " "r · hrc ,· .\··l ,j. t · ~~~~ -~~~-;~~~~~~~~~~~ I - aggregating Negotiable Securities ·about $10,000 \Yere stolen only a few day·s ago from an ordinary safe in an office of the Insurance Exchange Building, C~icago. ·,· ··c·J., ;,, ,, , . bl\\·in ,' f ': t ...;~·~:~ ~,· 31J..J l, I I' M. Portenhauser Painting Decorating Estimates given without obligation Phone \\'i lmette 2764 1030 Greenleaf Ave . ~~.. , 1 1 lit ·drid~ . :---- .\lc :rc"<' :t\<'!!llc· t I I t 0 I.~ 1k ( .. . ! . :·: (1 l :·· .,. · 'II ... ;I , , " r.t t j, ~:! () - J · .\i r . .t 11· I .\ l r . 1:. \I. :-:\\ ,·c··. ,) ,!1 111 l lt "' l (I f .j t' II; ( rl. :..! ; l , I ·l cl j ! ] I ' C' ! l. I ' !' II t·nd,l·r. <1i th . ·ir l1rid~t· ~·It: 1 .':t d.t.' n·v11 in·:.:. -0~. [ r. 1 ' 1 1 , 1:· This loss could ha·ve been avoided at a sn1all cost had these securities been deposited in the Safet)T Deposit box of one of the loop banks. Ho\Y about your valuables and securi· ties? Are they protected against fire a11d thieves? You can secure for them absolute protection b·y renting a safety deposit box in our wonderful vault at a cost of less than a cent a day. Can you afford to put it off? I a 11 rl _ I 1 , · I \ l ' t! i Ill ( I I ; }I i I r~~ad . \ ~ l.t \ \. ) ]It \'. __,, l'·tl,·t:.:lt -0- . !r .... Burt .\ . {. 'rn\\'v . .!3~ 1\ .tkil!.h ' 1 t d. i, ;1t t h v I·: ,.; 111, t !Ill I 11 ""\I i t. tl n ·'·1\'t·r inl! i111lll :tn npcr:tlicll '. -()- \1 r . . . Caroh 11 Flbworth <ll. 1l1t· 1-\: .1i>.~~ nh Inn ~ utTer v d a painiul c~~·ridt·n lt< Tm· . . da\· \\ IH'n . , Jw it·ll 1111 :ttl ir.' -ili··\\,t lk :tT~d hr<1kc lwr arm . WILMETTE - - - - - - - - -- - - - --- Dominic Pagliarulo J etveler and Optician Fxpcrt \\'atchmak e r on Swiss and .\P1criran \'Vatrhe s. P epa iring- of Jewelry done by experts riP·ht here in our own shop. \\'hen you neeo protnpt and careful ~ervire: give ns a trial. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMETTE I I The Home of Savings Depositors 1166 Wilmette Ave. Phone 1061