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December 6, 1929 WILMETTE BROTHER PASSES AWAY LIFE '19 ... ... Mr. and Mrs. Edwin BJuthardt, 415 Essex road, Kenilworth returned on Thursday of this week fro~ St. Louis, All the romance and hardships of the Mo., where thy'\. went to attend the JUining industry, from the days of the funeral of Mr. 'Bluthardt's brother, forty-niner to th~ present day pros- Robert Bluthardt. pector of Canada, who now travels in a few hours by airplane the distances Mr. and Mrs. George E. Shipman, into the wilderness that formerly took Jr., of Muskegon, Mich., spent the weeks, are to be shown as part of the geological exhibit at the Chicago Thanksgiving holidays with their parents, Mr. ~nd Mrs. James V. Stixrud, World's Fair. · According to Prof. E. S. Bastin, of 607 WiiJow road, Winne~ka, arid Mr. the University of Chicago, chairman of and Mrs. George E. Shipman of 432 the sub-committee on economic geology Warwick road, KeniJworth. appointed for the fair by the Nationa~ Research council, his committee plans to show in its exhibit every detail in the development of prospecting, from the dav s of the "Desert Rat" to the PHONE pre sent "instrumental methods." "\Ve propose," said Dr. Bastin, "to show the contrast between the old WIL]JJ~TTE lU! timer, with his burro and gold pan, and the Canadian prospector uf today w~o is using . airplanes instead of canoes and dog sleds to carry him over stretches of wilderness that formerly took we eks to cover. We also plan to show how airplane photography is being used to map the northland; to. give us an idea of the trend and structure of the rocks, as well as geographic feature s. . "In order to impress upon the visitors to the fair the importance of geology in th eir every day life, we ma y show them how large a quantity of orecopper, iron , zinc, nickel, etc.-is necessary in making up each separate part of their automobile. This we may demon strate bv showing a finished automobile, then another one in separate parts before being assembled. with each part labeled and attached to its particular pile of ore by a lum inou s tube . "\\' e plan to show the public the variou s in strumental methods of pros pecting and hope we shall he able to allow vi sito rs to operate the modern magnetic clip needles and other instruments which science ha s given us ." Romance of Mining to Be Depicted at 1933 World's Fair Give Flower Drops for Christntas The Miss B' s of New York's Products which are made for gentlewomen by gentlewomen are on display in their holiday dress at the home of GUARANTEED MOTH · PROOI'IMG Mrs~ Ernest ·Fleischntann Tel. Kenil. 1573 235 Leicester Rd., Kenilworth IRE DALE ~ ~l~tJE,E> 688 LINCOLN AVE.NUE. WINNE:TKA Lucky Number Sale A R E Every garment in stock is included i·n this sale Every garment in stock is included in this sale fur Trimmed Coals formerly up to $95.00 Oinner and Evening Gowns formerly up to $125.00 Average of One Fire Each Day RecoTded by Firemen \Vith the coming of coiner weather, the \Vilmette Fire department has been called out on an average of at least onc e a day. Thanksgiving night the firemen went to the M. B. Geringer residence, 1000 ~richigan avenue, to extinguish a blaze that had started underneath the fireplace. DefcctiYe· chimney flues were respon sible for tvm fires the following day, Friday, November 29, ~me at the C. D. H eller re sidence, 808 I~ lmwoocl avenue, and the nthcr at the home of Theodore Adams, 603 Central avenu ~ . !\either fire resulted in serious damage. A def ective flue in a garage caused another fire Tue sday, December 3. This was in the garage of John R .. Kenn: v. 1709 \Vashii1gton avenue. Ftre Chtcf Zihble estimated that the damage would probably he about fifty dollars. Two prairie fires on Saturday, November 30 an oil burner fire on Sunclay Decc~ber 1, and an automobile fire' on Monday, none of which caus~d noticeable damage, completed the ltst of fire calls for the week. Now $25 to $89.50 Sunday Night Informal Gowns formerly up to $105.00 y 0 lJ Now $16.50 to $49.50 fur Trimmed Ensembles Now $49.50 to $75.00 Street and Afternoon frocks formerly up to $89.50 l lJ formerly up to $150.00 Now $55.00 to $75.00 E.v ening Wraps formerly up to $2J5.00 c K y Now $59.50 to $150.00 All Hats formerly up to $18.50 Now $22.50 to $55.00 Sport frocks formerly up to $75.00 ? · Now $7.50 and $10.00 All Walnut Hand-Knitted Suits· Reduced 10% Now $16.50 to $45.00 Reductions on all . Costume Jewelry GET 'j22 FOR RED CROSS.· The Kenilworth Red Cross dnve, conducted by the girls of the Junior Neighbors. gave a final report with the total of $522. The drive ran from Armistice day until Thanksgiving day. Miss Margaret Dluthardt of Kenilworth is president of the Kenilworth ] unior Neighbors. Svdney Davies, Robert Harper and Tori; Brown, all of Wilmette~ where in \Vilmette to spend the Thanksgiving holidays. They came home on Wednesday and returned to Champaign on Sunday. ' ------- If you will inquire at the shop we .will be glad to give Full Information Regarding our lucky Number Sale Every Dress, Coal and Suit in the Shop is Radically Reduced