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September 17, 1926 W I L M E T T E L I F E· · Fire Causes Heavy Loss at Willison Residence Fire which started in the upper part of the E. C. Willison home at lOll Greenleaf avenue last Friday, shortly before noon, caused damage estimated at $4,000 to the house and contents. According to Chief Walter Zibble of the fire department, a defective chimney was probab.ly the cause of the blaze. The fire spread r<J,pidly and a large portion of the roof was burned. Rev. Leland Hobart Danforth of the Church of the Holy Comforter, Kenilworth, was nearby when the blaze started and organized neighbors into a rescue party which removed furniture which was in danger of being destroyed. The house had just been redecorated, and the water damage to this new work amounted to about $1,000, it is said. ~::~t~~~~r~~ Fifty-two young women from the north shore enrolled this week in the National Kindergarten and Elementary . college for training as nursery school, kindergarten and elementary teach~rs ~ Of this number, forty-eight enrolled ' as freshmen and · have the distinction of being members, not only of the firs~ class to enter the new building, but also of the largest entering class in the history of the college, as the enrollment shows an increase of forty per cent over that of last year. and let US . clean and · · repatr them now at summer rates Phone Wilmette 352 JACK H. IPJI.A:X, Jlgr. Phone University 1952 LADIES AND GENTS' TAILORS vValtcr Lyle Moore of 1038 Greenwood avenue, left Monday, September 13, to attend Purdue· university. Miss Ruth Moore left Thursday to enter Miss Eloise Arms has returned to her freshman year at the University of the Orrington hotel after a trip abroad. Illinois. I Oriental and Domestic Rugs Cleaned and Repaired 1738 SHERMAN AVENUE One Block North of Post Office EVANSTON, ILL. S. ROSENBAUM 810 Davis Street Wrought Iron & Co., INC. Fountain · S quare ' Everything for the Home Chicago Stores: 3120 Lincoln Avenue; 5228 North Clark Street Bridge Lamp Con1plete with Decorated Parchment Shade Beautiful Radio .Cabinet 111 Gtunwood finished in vValnut THE SENSATION .OF' THE SEASON new Streit "Slumber Chair" was made with a tnan's "sitting habits" in n1ind. tfhe seat fits \lvith the back--his body is cush1onecl at every point. l\ "Slumber Chair" \vill be the delight of every n1etnber of the fatnily. 11ade in sn1art period styles it adds just the odd touch that every living roon1 needs. Come in DO\V and select your chair. In six new period designs. Special prices to introduce this beautiful and con1fortable piece of furniture. 1~he