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WILMETTE LIFE I Decerllber 3, 1926 Conduct Service Friday Prize Winning Judge of for Miss Mabel Feltmann Live Stock C Viaita Here to CaUiornia From Chicago daily (La Salle St. Station) -Rock Island Lines8:30 p. m. Extra Fare $10.00. Nothing finer nor faster. 104Ca "Sa-ves a CJJusiness 'Day" Southern Pacific Golden State Limited Rock Island E11 I i;¥' ' " · ·· Herbert Jones, of Cordell, Oklahoma~ a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Selby~ of 325 ' Maple ave hue, Wilmette, was a guest at their home Monday night. Mr. Jones is a · Senior at the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical coJlege and a member q£ the stock judging team from that college which won thehighest honors in competitive judging at the International Live Stock show in Chicago. This is the second successive year the team from this college has won the honor. The team's score was 4407 points out of a possible 5,000, which gave it first place among the twentyMr. and Mrs. William Drucker, 240 three states competing. Linden avenue, had as their guests last week-end, Mr. and Mrs. John Popp of Cyclist Suffers Broken Scotia, Neb., Miss Margaret Wupper, who is attending Ferry hall, and Cadet Leg When Struck by Auto Paul Popp of West Point. They were Oscar Johnson, 56, residing on here for the Army-Navy game. Miss Rheinwald road, suffered a fractured Wupper arrived for Thanksgiving also. leg and sustained serious cuts about -ohis face and head as a result of being Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bickam, 429 struck by a car driven by ] ohn ZiegNinth street, entertained at dinner ler, Glenview road, on Lake avenue on Thanksgiving day for Mr. and Mrs. east of the Skokie Valley route of the Thomas H. West and their children. Chicago, NQrth Shore and Milwaukee roalroad early this week. Johnson was. riding .on his bicycle when · he was. CORRECTIVE ENGLISH CLASS struck by the car, which was proceedBegins Wedn_esday, Dtc. 8, 8 :oo P. M. ing west on Lake avenue. He was Community House, Winnetka placed in a car and brought to Wil12. Lessons $5.00 'mette .by George Gertie and was atHtltn Boyce, Director tended by a physician. He was later 229 N. Green bay Rd., Highland Pt.; Ill. :removed to. the Evanston hospital. Funeral services for Miss Mabel Feltmann, who died Wednesday morning, November 24, were held Friday morning from St. Joseph's church. Burial was in Memorial park cemetery. The Guilmette court of the Catholic Daughters of America led the funeral procession. Miss Feltmann, who was the 20-year old daughter of Mrs. Frank Feltmann, 1514 Spencer aveilUe, had been ill since the first of the year, after an attack of pneumonia. Miss Feltmann was prominent in the activities of the Catholic Daughte_rs of America. Tel. lllghland Park 808·R NEW YEAR'S FROLIC Fresh Eggs .Youthful Vigor · Thru the Years eye and a quick brain; A CLEAR ruddy c h e c k a and a robust figure-these are signa of · vigorous health! Preserve this physical fitness with Bowman's . Milk, the f r e s h, fullcream milk at ita best. Bowman's Milk is rich in all the vitamins so essential to health; rich in boneand body-building e 1e m e n t s. It creates quick energy to offset fa- The Alcyon theatre of Highland Park is planning to send the old year out with a midnight New Y car's eve vaudeville frolic. The · management has secured seven good acts for the occasion, and a different feature photoplay for the midnight show. This is the lean season for fresh eggs. Enjoy the satis. faction of knowing that your needs in this line will be taken care of. This is our specialty and we pride ourselves in being able to supply you with a fine fresh egg when other sources of supply fail you. Drop us a card tQday, specifying the amount you wish, they are packed in 2, 4 and 12 dozen sizes, to suit your convenience. See the . new container that practically eliminates loss from breakage. Wilmette 55 ti~e. Use Bowman's Milk in all cooking and baking, too. It is the safe way -the sure way -..o get the full value from Nature's perfect health food. Simply telephonL our nearest distributing station or order from any of our courteous milkmen. Farmers ~farketing Co. Box 432 Mount Vernon, Iowa OuT · Newest Creation in Modem Memorials ]. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT CO. 57 5 I Ravt~swood Ave., Chicago, Illinois. Write for catalogru. OIL TO BURN A GTade for Every Burner BUGBBS lc COMPANY FO~ Si YEARS THE STA~rJARD OF QUALITY Geaeral Of&cea, 144 Rush St. North Shore plant, Howard at McCormick BIYcl. Teleplaone·: Superior 1481-Z-3-4 Niles Cnter 217 Greenleaf 3458 Roaen Park IIIZ