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WILMETTE --=--- --=- -~=--- ...::::::::::_- ~ ~~--·\.u, · For Christmas ,.. :. ~ -, LIFE November 30, 1928 SHOW JOLSON MOVIE Joseph J. Siddall "The Jazz Siaaer" Ia Firat of "Greater Dies of Explosion Movie Month" Picture· at Comin Garage at Home munity House Joseph J. Siddall, 840 Grove street, Glencoe, died as the result ' of burns Sunday night in the garage at the rear of his home. The burns are believed to have been caused by an explosion which 't ook place while he was investigating motor trouble. A neighbor saw the flash of light and heard the explosion. Mr. Siddall was formerly a resident of Wilmette for many years and was very well known in the community. He moved to Glencoe only within the last few years. He was fifty years old and was treasurer of the C. F. Baum company, manufacturers of braids and tassels. He was a member of the Illinois Naval reserve, and had enlisted as an able-bodied seaman at the time of the Spanish-American war. He was a member of one of the 13-inch gun crews on the U. S. S. Oregon and participated in the battle of Santiago de Cuba on July 3, 1899 as well as several other engagements. .Mrs. Siddall, who survives him, is known to many north shore persons as being a leader in Arden Shore work. The funeral services were held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at his home and burial took place at the North Shore cemetery. Next Tuesday, December 4, will be the opening day of "Greater Movie Uonth" at the Community House in Winnetka. Residents of the north shore will have opportunity to see and hear Al J olson, the famous stage entertainer, in "The Jazz Singer." The picture is to be shown with eomplete Phototone accompaniment. "The Jazz Singer" was J olson's first picture and it is said to have broken many records for theater attendance In it the well known entertainer plays a Jewish rabbi's son who dances and sings in cabarets, much to the dis"" pleasure of his religious father, and who later wins fame on Broadway. The second of the "Greater Movie l\fonth" pictures will be "Steamboat Bill, Jr.," to be shown next Friday night, December 7. It is a Buster Keaton comedy whose setting 13 along the Mississippi , river. Ernest Torrence as "Steamboat Bill" doe s some good acting, and Marion Byron, Mr. Keaton's little new leading lady, is cunning and has a good sense of the ridiculous . Paul Whiteman and others will entertain on the Phototone from 7 o'clock to 7:15 preceding the showing of the picture next Friday night. Peking Jewels for Daughter. Linen Luncheon Cloths for Mother. Finest · Rugs for Father and Family. ~agoda Loom StUdio KATHARINE 10 l!El1 P. CRANE J 632. Chicago Avenue . Hocu1 Greenleaf 5960 to and by appointment Musical Society Will Offer Valentino Film "Monsieur Beaucaire," one of Rudolph Valentino's greatest pictures, will be shown Wednesday night, December 12. at the Auditorium hall. The showing will be given under the auspices of the Lake View Musical society for their scholarship fund. Coe Glade, a soprano with the Chicago Civic Opera company and Rudolph Rueter. pianist, will also take part in the concert. Tickets, which may be excha11ged on December 3 or after at Orchebtra hall for reserved seats, may be procured from Mrs. Arista B. Williams of 1366 North Deatborn Parkway, Chicago, or at the hall. CARD OF THANKS The Woman's Club of Wilmette wishes to thank the following merchants for th e prizes donated for the subscription card party at the Club House, Tuesday, November 20th.: The Wilmette State Bank, First National Bank, Lloyd Hollister, Inc., Adams Electric Shop, Arrow Market, Art Furniture Co., Beloian Bros., \V. G. B eyrers , Blue Goose Fruit ~Iark e t, Blue Parrot, Wm. Brinkman & Co., Burns Toggery, B. E. Bussche r, 1\Irs. H. H. Carter, Central Drug Co., City Market Co., Cosmas Bros., E. A. Dannemark Electric Co .. Paul Davey, Dutch Mill, Dutch Ove n, Clarence T. Fishleig-h, l\lathew Francis, Gould Bros., N. H. Hanna & Co., H elen e Beauty Shop, Herbon Bros., Frank HlaYacek, Kashian Bros., Krauss Cl eaning and Dyeing Co., Linden Crest Garag , Lord's Dept. Store, Maison Worth, McLelands Furniture Store, McNamee's Store for Men, Aram K. 1\lestjian, Millen Hardware Co., :Miller & Miller Home Motor Service, Missty's Shoe Repair Service, 1\Iotors Service, Inc., Norshore Camera Shop, Rose Oberman, D. Pagliarulo, Palace Cash l\I eat Market, Papageorge Bros., Papantony & Sons, Pearson's Market, Mrs. S. H. Peters, Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois, C. E. Rennacker, Rachelle Studio, Ridge Ave. Pharmacy, Ridge Confectionery, Ridge View Beauty Parlor, J. W. Schloesser & Co., Schultz & Nord, Snlder-Cazel Drug Co., Spanish Court Pharmacy, Leonard E. Starkel, Sutphen and Sutphen, Inc., Wm. Taylor, Teatro del Lago, Austin Techau & Co., Inc., T erminal Hardware Store, Unique Style Shop, A. S. Van Deusen, Varsity Barber Shop, Von Ammon Studio, John 'V~iland. White · Cash Market, Wilmette Interior Decorator and Upholstery Shop, Wilmette Bird House Co., Wilmette Cho<'olate Shop, The Wilmette Grocery, Wilmette Ice and Teaming Co., Wilmette Motor Sales Co., Wilmette Music Shop, Wilmette Shoe Shop, Wilmette Stationery and Gift Shop, Wilmette Variety ~tore, Wilmette Window Shade and Paint Works, W. W. Winberg, Wolft-Griffis Hardware Co., Worthen Carrico Co., Zelda BP.auty Shop, Zelosky Realty Co. Slf2S MONEY Have funds to loan on choice Improved North Shore Suburban resIdence property at 6~'1 lnterelrt. See us on renewals. E. C. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Maia 0250 Think now of your Christmas table! You want your table to have a fresq new touch this Christmas-a surprise for your family when they all come home. What will. bring it more charm than the beauty of new silver? And what could be a more ideal gift for the hmne? Now is the time to think of the pieces that you will need. In our wide.variety of both sterling and plated ware there arc innumerable suggestions. Order Now Personal Engraved Xmas Greetings Cards A dandy wide selection to choose from. Other GREETING CARDS Our variety of cards range in price from five cents up. liUIUUII!IIIJi;;a Telephone D. P.A GLIARULO 16 Yean in the Same Location 1166 WILMETTE AVE. PHONE WIL. 316 Wilmette Ridge A e. Pharmacy 1061 Opposite St. Joseph School