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WILMETTE NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE OF GOOD8-Notlce Is hereby given to R. F. Bacon, Emily Barnhouse, . Mrs. Esther Beaumont, W. T. Blasdell, Martha Byers, Elizabeth Butler, R. E. Calkins, F. Cooper, A M. Crain, :(tichard Dalmer, C. .M. Davis, Miss A. Fjellman, Edward Guyot, James Harding, Philip Helslt"r, 0. J. Langford, Miss M. Linden, A. Mank~. J,frs. A. F. Logan, H. NJJll, Peter Odefy, S. F. Philips, A. J. Ramsay., J. A. Shane, Dan Pierce, Walter Thrane, C. V. Baker, J. G. Hayes, G. H. Lincoln, Chas. H. Moreton, M. C. Dolan, and to all others that may be interested herein, that there wlll be sold ;tt public auction, at the ware-rooms of the RENSCH FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, formerly Warble Storage and Furniture Co., 521 Main Street, Wilmette, Illinois; beginning nt 10 o'clock In . the forenoon of the 11th day of December, 1928, to satisfy the Warehouseman's Lien, now held by the undersigned. R. F . Bacon, Lot No. 1269- Two grips, 2 suit cases, 1 basket, 1 package, 1 stool, 1 bundle, 3 pillows, 1 trunk, 2 barrels. Emily Barnhouse, Lot No. 460-1 upright plano, 1 plano bench, 1 ga~ stove, 1 garbage burner, 1 oil stove, 3 chairs, 1 rocker, 1 table, 1 mattreS& Mrs. Esther Beaumont, Lot No. 453Upright plano and bench. W. T. Blasdell, Lot No. 1508-Dlning table, 2 beds, 6 boxes, 2 chests, crate, barrel. Martha Byers, Lot No. 1101-Box. Ell : at.eth Butler, Lot No. 1442-3 cases, t carton, crib. R. E. Calkins, Lot No. 1604--Dlning tabl~, 6 cha irs, 1 bed complete. F. Cooper, Lot No. 770-Dlnlng table, piano bench, 3 bdl. cushions, floor lamp and 8hade, da venP;Ort, rlfte, axe, porch swing, step ladder, trunk, doll house, fern stand, 3 palls, 2 wash boards, stool, stand, .bdl. screens, ironing board, bdl. rods, wringer, garden tools, mop, sprinkler, 3 boxes, 2 dressers, 1 chiffonier, 1 bed, 3 springs, table, 4 rockers, 9 chairs. A. M. Crain, Lot No. 1216-Dressing table, pad, bdl. cushions, rocker, 3 beds, porc}1 bench, 2 mirrors, bdle. mats, phonograph, high chair, buffet, gas stove, 3 bdls. · tools, floor waxer, croquet set, electric hea.ter, oil stove, wringer, pail, wash board, bdl., sewing machine, radio, dresser, ~wn mower, hammer, hamper, battery, desk, lounge, child's chart, sewing basket, Ice box, costumer, doll, meter, mirror frame, cot, pall, jar and can 6 boxes, 2 andirons, fire grate, end screens, tea cart, 2 rugs, 2 runners, 9 chairs, 2 stands, 3 tables, stool, 3 rockers, chiffonier, 2 mattresses. Richard Dalmer, Lot No. 1291 - 2 springs, shelf, 6 rails, floor lamp, settee, 4 bed ends. 6 chairs, bdl. cushions, table, rocker, mattress, davenport. C. :,f. Davis, Lot No. 1409- Buffet, window pad, 2 -window seats, table, table boards, 2 stools, 2 mirrors, wash machine, 5 rugs, 4 chairs, 2 stands, 4 dressers, 4 beds, 3 mattresseR, 4 springs, 1 chiffonier. MiRs A. ~·jellman_, Lot No. 982- 3 foldlng racks. wash basin, . 2 boxes. Edward Guyol, Lot No. 123~1 trunk. James Harding, Lot No. 742-Desk, dol~ bed, kitchen table, hall seat, basket, carton china, tin box, carpet sweeper, ice box, lamp sha<}e, 2 wheel barrows, pail, card table, stand, linoleum, step ladder, broom and mop, bdl. shovels, mirror, davenport, bdl. 4 cushions, mattress, cupboard, 2 paper boxes, book rack, 2 window screens, 3 rugs, 1 bed, 3 borx::es, 1 table, 5 chairs. Ph!liP Heisler, Lot No. 1408- Kitchen cabinet, Ironing board, 2 wash tubs, 2 bbls., lawn mower, radio, 2 dressing tables, 1 rug, wash board, 3 beds, 2 mattresse~. 2 mirrors, stand~ dresser, chiffonjer, sewing machine, 6 chairs, rocker, box. 0. J'. Langford, Lot No. 612-6 dining chairs, rocker, dining table, 1 case, mattress. Miss ·M. Linden, Lot No. 8~0-Grass rug, curtain rods, roll paper, trunk, wringer, canvass case, wash boiler, hamper, parts of dresser, desk, bag, sewing machine, gas plate, 2 wash tubs, wall cabinet, couch, mirror, hamper, pa il, oil heater, bookcase, folding table, bdl., sl)elves, basket, 3 boards, 3 trunks, 3 rockers, 4 p1.per boxes, 1 dr~sser, 2 chairs, 8 cartons, · La boxes. A. Manke, Lot No. 974-Upright plano, piano bench, baby's exerciser, cot, bdt pictures, wardrobe, 2 rockers, table, stand, 2 sleds, basket of jars, rocking horse, 4 clamps, gas stove, go cart, 1 rug, carpet sweeper. Mrs. A. F. Logan, Lot No. 1323-1 bed, dressing table, mirror. H. Null, Lot No. 1233- Floor lamp, bookcase, chiffonier, mattress, crib, dresser, bdl. shelves, shade, sewing machine, bed, crib screen, 2 mirrors, wash boliet:. box. , Peter Odefy, Lot No. 1237-1 trunk, box. S. F. Philips, Lot No. 495- Kitchen table, sewing machine, dresser, chiffonier, buffet, 2 boxes, bookcase, library table, mirror. A. J. Ram~ay, Lot No. 560- China cabinet. J. A. Shane, Lot No. 555-Plate glass sign, bdl., paper box, swivel chair, 2 chairs, mirror, bdl. pictures, 4 pictures, drawing board, 2 signs, desk. Dan Pierce, Lot No. 1536- Grand piano, bench. Walter Thrane, Lot No. 889- Phonograph. C. V . Baker, Lot No. 1606-2 rolls oil cloth, bdl. curtain rods, phonograph, checker board, carpet sweeper, 8 bed ends, 2 card tables, curtain stretcher, 3 floor lamps, vacuum cleaner, ice box, buffet, smoking stand, 4 standsJ sewing machinef trunk, 2 basket s, paper box, pictu-re, 2 bdll'l. pictures, bdl. cushions, magazine rac_ k, table lamp, tool box, tool chest, pedestal, dre~:sing table, desk, bdl. hose. gas stow·, bdl. garden tools, dining table, wash pan, bucket, ta_ble top, serving table, 4 springs, library table, 2 rolls linoleum, 2 stools, 4 rugs, 2 runners, 1 LIFE November 23, 1928 grass rug, 1 bdl. rugs, 4 mattresses, 2 dressers, 23 chairs, 2 chiffoniers, 7 cartons, 4 rockers, 3 t!J,.bles, 6 mirrors. J. G. Hayes, Lot No. 1373-Ironing board, step ladder, bread board, chest, wash machine, .f bdl. carpet pads, porch swing, gas heater, lawn mower, desk, 4 lampshades, dressing table, dining table, 3 bdl. cushions, gas stove, hat box, mirror stand, swing pad, kitchen table, book stand, table lamp, basket, tea cart, curtain stretchers, 2 bdls. tools, smoking stand, center table, sewing cabInet, bdl. hose, carpet sweeper, wash · boiler, sm,all ladder, vacuum cleaner, laundry bag, electric heater, electric fan, 2 bdls. grass rugs, wash basket, flag, sewing stand, camping outfit, basket, victrola, 4 rugs, davenport, trunk, 8 boxes, 7 bdls., 3 cartons, 3 springs, 3 mattresses, 2 tables, 2 stools, 2 dressers, 15 chairs, 6 rockers, 2 floor lamps, stand, 6 bed ends, card table, 3 pictures, 5 mirrors. G. H. Lincoln, Lot No. 456-Stove, dining table, 3 chairs, 3 rockers, fern stand, side table. Chas. H. :Moreton, Lot No. 585- 2 bdls. paper packages, carton, box. M. C. Dolan, Lot No. 566- Bdl. rugs., dresser. 2 rockers, bed complete, mirror, sewing machine, desk, suitcase, paper box, wash stand. 2 boxes books. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. RENSCH FIREPROOJ:i' WAREHOUSt<J North Shore Musical ·Society · in Meeting at Evanston Monday The next meeting of the North Shore Musical society will be M~nday afternoon, November 26, at the Woman's club of Evanston, . 1702 Chicago avenue, at 2:15 o'clock. The program follows: I . Trio in D minor .. ... ....... Mendelssohn Andante Allegro Electa Austin, Elizabeth Welxel, Mary Hughes II Morgen .......... . ...... Richard Strauss Der Nussbaum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Schumann V erschwiegene Liebe .. . ..... Hugo Wolf Lenz ....... Hildach Olive Ahara III Abenlied . . . . . ... . ..... ..... Schumann Viennese Melodie .............. Gaertner Hungarian Dance No. 5 ... . .... Brahms · Bertha Dubbs IV . Valse Noble . . ............ . . . . Schumann Etude D fiat major ..... .... .... . .. Llszt Cythera Guthridge Vladimar Horowitz, Russian pianist, will give the program. Mr. Horowitz A hand carved piece of furniture created a sensation among music crit- enriches a living room as nothing else ics in his tour of the country last sea- can. A table, a desk, a cabinet, or .lily other piece adds a note of luxury. son. When the Roses Bloom . Reichardt Out of My Soul's Great Sadness ... . Franz Music When Soft Voices Die . .. . Desly The Cloths of Heaven .......... Dun hill A Visit From the Moon . . . . . . . Dunhlll Helen Stewart VI HOROWITZ HERE SOON Sara band and Gavotte ......... , . . Popper Wednesday, December 26, is the date Aubade ..... . . ....... Lalo-Wallenstein .. . .. .... ... .. Popper for the second of this season's Win- Village Dance Estelle Swigart Accompanists netka Music club's Artist-Recitals. 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