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REGULAR WWG OF CITY COUNCIL Thursday,_Dec. 4, 1930 Com. Gourley Acting Mayor at Session Monday Night; Routine Work The meeting of the, city council Monday evening was a short one and devoted tehiefly to routine business. In the absence of Mayor Lewis and Com. missioner Reay, Lyle Gourley was ttp- pointed acting mayor, on motion of Commissioner Zimmer. Commissioner Brown moved to ac- cept the resignation of Mr. Edmund H. Eitel as a member of the library board and that the council extend a vote of thanks to Mr. Eitel for his faithful services as a member of this board. The motion prevailed. Appoint Mr. Gallagher Acting Mayor Gourley appointed Mr. Michael Gallagher :1 member of the library board to till the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Ed. mund Eitel. Ccmmissloner Zimmer moved that the appointment be con- tlrmed. The motion prevailed. Commissioner Brown moved that the following bills be approved for payment and vouchers issued tor the 'everal amounts: Fred Ruhllyncuy etrurior petty mush. mm relmburaemenl I Fred G. Ohee repairs to ineinerator H. A. Nylon one Munroe ulcul-mr Wind?! & Murnh engineering: verv- The motion prevailed. Commissioner Zimmer moved that " ordinance amending the amend. ment to the zoning ordinance of Feb. 17, 1930 be placed on file for public inspection complete in form for one week before its final passage. The motion prevailed. Commissioner Brown moved that the property owner's petitions for the division of special assessments orig- inally levied against Geo. F. Nixon's Highland Park Gardens with certain exceptions, be accepted and that the corporation counsel be instructed to present said petitions to the County Court for approval. The motion pre- vniled. To Buy Tractor Commissioner Zimmer moved the approval of the speeif1eatiorts for a crawler tread tractor and that the city clerk be authorized to advertise for bids under said specifications, said bids to be received by the council in open session on Monday, Dec. 22, 1930 at 7:30 o'eloek p.m. The motion pre- vailed. Commissioner Zimmer moved that permits for the planting of shrub- bery be granted to the following resi- dents, in accordance with the report of Commissioner Brown and the ree. ommendaticn of the committee on trees and parkways: A, L. Miller, H. J. Klufman, M, D. Vail, The mo. tion prevailed. Moffett Studio Under Old Management Again Mr. Andrew Barter organized Ind started the Moffet Studio, located It 230 N. Michigan, Chicago, in 1907 and was Ictively engaged in the min- auement of this studio until Jan. l, 1929, On Nov. 19 Mr. Hurter bought the Moftet Studio again Ind will be actively engaged in conducting the same. 3 142.2l ' “2.00 2.13730 The Young People's society of the Bethany Evantteliettl church He xiv- ine a church social wmorrow eve- ning (Friday) in the church parlors. All members of the church and their friends are most cordially invited to come. A good time cum-ed to All who attend. Mr. H. H. Small of S. Linden Jor- enue is entertaining several of her old friends of, Oak Park at luncheon and bridge tomorrow (Friday), The Woman's Christian Temper- ance union will hold an all day new- ing meeting tomorrow (Friday) " the home of Mr. John Fidder of 149 S. Second street with I buffet lunch- eon at noon. . Victor Gates, La Verne Hamilton, James Cuffey, Robert Brown, Ern- est West and Willard Erieson are attending the Tenth Annual Presby- terian Older Boy's Conference held in Berwyn this week-end. Mr. and Mn. Charles Bruce of Bluom street attended a drum: " the Bethlehem Shrine of Chicago, Mon- day evening. The cast was on the "Ritual." The Woman's Missionary society of the First United Evangelicnl church will hold its monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Fred Bother of 281 E. Park avenue, Thursday afternoon, December 11 at 2:30 o'eloek. _ The Philathea class of the Beth- any church will meet next Tuesday evening " the home of Mrs. C. Stryker of Glencoe avenue. Miss Vera J'urdy has returned to the University of Illinois that spend- ing the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. D, Purdy of Central avenue. . Mrs. Paul W. Blanchard of Wal. ker avenue entertained It dinner, last Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Ernestine Hess and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Bertha Kittman of N. St. Johns avenue. . _ _ The Woman's Missionary society of the Bethany Evangelical church will meet Thursday afternoon at. the church. after which I delicious supper will be served, all the husbands of members are cordially invited to come. The Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Unanest and Mrs. Weiss were the Sunday din- ner guests of Mrs. John Christman of Laurel avenue. H. & R. Amped have Idded I travel information department to their business Ind are prepared to furnish all kindsrof information re- zarding steamship sailings and other travel guide material for the benettt of their patrons, which will prove tt great convenience to those who are euttemplatimr trips abroad or travel in this country. Anspach Brothers Add Travel information Dead Storage for the Winter " low as $7.50 per month. Other storage $12.00 882 Wat Park Ave. Local and Personal Auto Storage THE PRESS P, " PM irRriiiiiirst m m til a; b'peelal--Mekemon 4-plece Men'. Shlvh“ Otttiit Speeiai-Pen Flashlights. complete h'peeial--Hot Water Bottle, 2 qt. sin. " value t4peeial-Eleetrie Heating Pads 1h'pecial--Moderethrtie Glld Edge Playing Cards "e '3pceitJ--Chrmtets, 20 point Wrist Watch. PM. or engraved cane. $15.00 value. Christ. mu Special .' .; b'peeial-Boyts' 2 bladed Knives with colored bone Special-Manicure Sets. 83.00 ulna. each sperial-rmrrtsrted Stationery. per box so: to 85.00 speeiai-aaiidreits Books. Dolls and Gunel Me up fipeeiai-Nrher Pens rhone 4100 ?."(' qllllhlillllii8illlt / 'iiii,iisii w C", 1e,'2f't “I! In??? l 'rhtitrtttitl Highland Park Pharmacy Seals and Tags handles. 75e value Desk Sets 536 Central Ave.- Udell Bldg. plete assortment of Christmas Cards, Sells and Tutu. ed 'lection "." to "0.00 $3.50 to $20.00 here $5.00 to $8.00 We Deliver for 31.50 com your 9tle 95c Mk Me Ji M m