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i 3 gesagt Ao. January 1, 1927 Santa Comes to Aid of Stricken Northbrook Home | Santa Claus was a real person for Mrs Mary Bill and her family of small children this Christmas. He arrived at the Bill home in Northbrook a few days before Christmas in the person of Frank Stupka of Wilmette and left a gift of $100 for the widow whose husband was killed several weeks ago by a Chicago, North Shore and Mil- waukee train at the Lake avenue cross- ing. "I found Mrs. Bill absolutely des- titute," declared Mr. Stupka. "The gift, which was a contribution from many friends in Wilmette and vicinity, came as a godsend for the family had just fourteen cents with no prospects of im- mediate assistance. Mrs. Bill is deeply grateful for this help in her dire dis- tress." Mr. Stupka, whose son, Frank Stupka, Jr. died with Mr. Bill when a truck in which they were riding was hit by the Skokie Valley train, was re- sponsible for securing donations for the purse he presented to Mrs. Bill. tm ---- Mrs. road luncheon and honor of Mrs. Charles Aspenwall of Tower few friends at Wednesday in . Lieber. entertained a bridge M: aurice 'P. F. Williams Wins His | Commission in R. O. T. C. Cadet officers' WINNETKA TALK 9 Central avenue, Wilmette, Friday af-|Heart church, in kenilworth. Burial ternoon. was at Rosehill Mrs. Nelson, who was the wife of nels Nelson, a clerk in the employ of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bowers of appointments in the Purdue Reserve Officers' Training corps have been announced, totaling 206, and among the 104 seniors hon- ored is P. F. Williams of 487 Ash | street, Winnetka, taking mechanical | engineering who was named first Lieu- tenant. The Purdue Reserve Officers' corps, of 1,538 officers and men is the largest university or college artillery in the country, and the only one with com- plete motorized equipment. Purdue has seven times been rated a Distinguished Military college by the U. S. War department, and last year was first in the second army area, comprised of three army corps areas, which included all states east of the Mississippi, except the north Atlantic states. Mrs. Catherine Nelson Drowns in Lake Friday Mrs. Catherine M. Nelson, 58 years of age, residing at 516 Orchard Lane, Winnetka, was found dead on the beach near the foot of Elder Lane, Winnetka, at about 11 o'clock last Fri- day morning. A verdict of "suffoca- tion by drowning" was returned by a coroner's jury at an inquest held in the Lewis Undertaking parlors, , 1120 Phone Glencoe 70 NAL BOY Mans Milk is just such taken from the cow. And fresh-- delivered to your door in its natural, full-cream state every day of the year! that makes it truly the best on the market. Only the fresh, bottled milk can claim such goodness. fresh, bottled milk is milk as Nature intended. There is no substitute! Start using Bowman's Milk today. Simply telephone our nearest dis- tributing station or order from any of our courteous salesman milk--as rich in cream as when With a flavor and purity Only the Bowman DAIRY COMPANY MilR, YEARS THE STANDARD OF QUALITY the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy [Orchard lane spent the holiday season railroad, had been ill for more than with relatives in Kansas City. a year and had been constantly under -- the care of a nurse. Friday morning she slipped away from her attendant Toupees and Wigs 3 and wandered over to the shore of the a Natural (= J lake, where she was found sometime |] |a m= % A bio ~% later by the nurse who had gone in Aer 5 : PO 4 search of her. \= ,/ Phone Central 0604 \ | Services were held Tuesday morn- FUNK & CO. | ing, immediately following a brief serv- |} Room 412 36 So. State St. Chicago at the Lewis chapel, from the Sacred Evanston Shop Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings TITRE) SR Henry C.Lytton & Sons State and Jackson -- Chicago Orrington and Church -- Evanston After-Christmas and January Clearances Now in Progress Throughout Our Evanston Shop Presenting Decisive Savings on Men's, Young Men's and Boys' Suits Overcoats Shoes ass