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WILMETTE L .IF-E ______ , Plenty of Seats William Ruehl · PurChases .· for That llliniHighland Park Property William Ruehl of Highland Park Hoosier Tussle has purchased the William Ralph propDesirable seats for the IllinoisIndiana football. game in the Illinois stadium this Saturday wilt po.;itively he available to all comers, even at the last minute. The reassuring statement is issued hy the Illinois athletic a.;sociation in order that no fans may sta,· home for fear that they witVnot Fnd a~commoda tions. Upwards of 30,000 people will cheer the Illini and the Hoosiers in their battle. which is the first big game of the season at Illinois. However, since the stadium capacity is double that number, it will be possible to take care of atJ comers. Seats will be on sale at the stadium from Saturday morning on and visiton who desire may· drive there im mediately and .obtain their pasteboards. Among the throng who see the game will be some 3,000 fathers of university students attracted by Dad's Day. A varied program of entertainment has been arranged for the fathers and other visitors. Saturday morning Illinois and Notre Dame will meet in a cross countrv run. There will be mass meetings: concerts, an art exhibit and President Kinley's meeting for the dads. Illinoi3 is braced for a thrilling and close struggle with Indiana which plays the Illini for the first time in fourteen years. The Hoosiers, coached by Pat Page, have risen considerably in the football world and last Year justified their claim to rank by l{otd ing Minne3ota to a tie. erty on the west side of Second street, ~ feet north of Central avenue, Ht$hland Pa~k. This property is 12~:ctSO feet, tmproved with an old restdence and zoned commercial. The consideration is undisclo.;ed but it is ~nderstood that the owner was asktng $35,000. Mr. Ruehl, who has the C~evrolet Automobile agency in the H1ghland Park area, has no immediate plans for the devel'apment of the property. Hill & Stone and Gilbert D. John son & Brothers were the broken in the transaction. Located in the' Heart of E'ftDiton Orlerloolcin, Northweetem Univenity Campua and l.ake Micbipn Lialat-Airy--Ciua rooiU. Tho.....W,. ..,n. ealam. Fac;alt)' ef GBI7 profeui-.1 artiab. U..._ ... directioa of ~I Sc~~ller. DRAWING PAINTING DESIGN ILLUSTRATION ADVERTISING CRAFTS INTERIOR STAGE ART Send for llluitrated Catlllog p..._. . '· VISITS IN WISCONSIN Miss Winifred Bright, children's librarian at the \\' ilmettc Public library. spe nt Saturday and Sunday at Gree n Bush. \\'is.. visiti"'l friends. OF FINE ARTS · 636 E·VANSTON ILL~ THE EVANSTON ACADEMY PHONE ·.GREENLEAF 167~ CHURCH ·s TREET The welfare of any community ts largely dependent upon its milk supply. the Bowman Dairy Company. i No one That is Real Estate Sales and Rentals Are Announced Following is a list of sales and rentals announced by P.a ul Schroeder and cqmpany, 418 Linden avenue, Wilmette: Sold Thavin Feiman, 6 R house at 518 Isabella street, Wilmette, to Ernest Hallbauer of the Hallbauer-La Bahn Construction Co., of Chicago. . Sold the home of Mrs. Margaret 1IcCarthy, 8 R., 338 \Vashington avenue, Wilmette, to Thavin Feiman. Sold 75 ft. lot on Robsart road, Kenilworth, for Adolph Salmon to \Vm. D. Glennon of Evanston. Rented the J. W. Thompson house on Forest avenue, Wilmette, to \Vm. Sutherland of Glencoe Sold the C. A. Marthens house at 2607 Harrison street, Evanston, to H . K. Gerwig. Sold the W. A. Horne home at 230_. ·Gray avenue, Evanston, to Dr. C. F . Sterns. Rented · the Woolston Apt. at 3044 Central street, Evan.;ton, to T. \V. Leonard of Skokie Motor ~ Co. , Win netka. Rented the Joe Arigo Apt., at 3041 Central street, Evanston; to Alex Wagner. · Rented the John L. Sullivan home at 2732 Hoofer street, Evanston, to C. B. Atwater of the Chicago Trust Co. Rented the John Strom house at 2836 Park place, Evanston. to John Carlson. · .Rented the John Naughten house at 2735 Hoeffer to T. B. Hunter, Jr. Rented the Mr. L. Woodward home at 1721 Chancellor street, Evanston. t<' Earl Ru3sell. Rented the F. G. Gei!:lheckcr home at 2721 Reese avenue, to John Strom. ' Rented the brick colonial residence of \V. L. Clark at 2830 Harrison to John A. Schreiber of the Haywood Tire Equipment Company. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Newey, 436 Lake avenue, visited their daughter, Harriet. at Davenport, Iowa, where she is teaching at St. Katharine's school. They will visit another daughter .Helen, this next week-end at the University of Illinois. appreciates this responsibility more than why Bowman's Milk is produced under the· highest th~ ~egree of scientific control. From milking of .the cow to the pasteurizing.' bottling and final delivery at your door, every bottle of Bow·man's Milk is safe from harm. Consequently, Bowman-trained inMille. reaches spectors stand faithful guard at every step. Bowman's your table exactly a nature intended-fullrich in cream, pu rest of the pure, fresh artd sweet every day of the year. ... I. Bo~MAN DAIRY COMPANY M-ILK ...