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eens esma i, taro TF re meses PO CAT, AS Number of calls to schools, 447. {il Number of other calls related tp © work, 340. : PR Number of new patients, 299. wy Number of families visited, 164. ¢ © Number of children taken to den- © tists, 520 i : Number of dental appointments: . kept, 128. : the records are telephone cal "Miss Carretson's report for the lastil * being done for the school children: and for the sick and suffering uy ©. Number 4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919 Winnetka Weekly Talk ISSUED SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK by The Lake Shore Publishing Company 1222 Central Ave. Wilmette, Ill Telephone .....Wilmette 1920 Winnetka Office Telephone Winn. SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 A YEAR Strictly in advance ~All communications must be ac- companied by the name and address of the writer. Articles for publication should reach this office by Thursday afternoon to insure appearance current issue. in | Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituary peotry, notices of entertainments or other affairs where an admittance charge will be made or a collection taken, will be charged for at regular advertising rates. Entered in the postoflfice at Winnetka, Illinois, as mail matter of the second class, under the act of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919 Yankee Ingenuity Necessity is the mother of inven- tion, at least of inventions, as is 'illustrated in the current number of the Literary Digest, in which the un- usual feat has been performed of getting out a magazine without the aid of typesetters. Eastern typesetters are on strike in 388 | such proportions as seriously to em- |. | (8 x ~ barras the publishers of magazines N WILDROOT |§ issued in that territory. But not the CENTRAL 6402 \ i ee * H Literary Digest. These enterprising : will improve £ and resourceful people have had = 4 £ plates made from photographic copies ° E hair or we es of the typewritten manuscript of I COX £ = articles to be published and present- = pay you z ed this original work of American SZ Wildrootisa guaranteed preparation = . : . . "ape = which goes right at the hidden cause = ingenuity to their readers not far Studio of Millinery = of coming rr ag scaly, itchy = from the scheduled time of appear- ; g STs: Of Sanam nature to i Eg ance. 1010 Marshall Field Annex = the thick lugtrous hair normal to any = | = ealthy scalp. - There are more ways than one to 8 Wildroot Liquid Shampoo or Yildroch = kill a cat, as is frequently proved. 2 Winbor Shan Wonie. will hasten the I 2 treatment. = 7 3 = Winnetka Relief i ORIGINATOR = THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC = . Le. 3 s For sale here under a > and Aid Activities | DESIGNER E money-back guarantee : -"' i i ADAMS' PHARMACY i % % ; oH <n od RE TL RR The annual meeting of the Winnet-| _ So " : ka Relief and Aid society was held on Monday, October 14. In order to give an idea of the work the society is| doing, a part of the report written | by the chairman of the Visiting] Nurse committee, for the annual] Now Displaying a Complete Line of Furs for Fall and Winter meeting, is here given. | Every article made in my own establishment by expert The most interesting position on | : fusrigruand every garment yuarantesd the Relief and Aid board is that of | Anything in the Line of Fur Wraps made to order promptly chairman of the Visiting Nurse com- | LEAVE, ORDERS NOW mittee. Tevery Saturday I meet Miss | Phone Randoiph 1768 Garretson and she shows me the] NM EY E R Vi | i. L E i 15 E. WASHINGTON ST. typewritten record of the work for | Venetian Bldg. CHICAGO the past week. These recorded days | are all busy ones -- even if, some- times the words "Afternoon off duty" occur--for when I say "What hap- pened?" T usually find the afternpon has been spent visiting clinics, sani- Do Y ou Know tariums or schools with Mrs. Car- penter or some other energetic visit- 2 : . ing nurse. that the stylish suits of today are the only ones made of DUVETYN, I am sure that the people of Win- KORDAVAN, GLOVESKIN & VELOUR. We have these materials nets do: not know how much' tire in a very limited quantity. If we have tc duplicate we are obliged to our visiting nurse gives to the schools | pay $2 to $3 more per yard. of the Village. I did not know until Therefor - if you need a Fall Suit or Coat place your order im- I read her records and went with her mediately, as we have a great shortage of first class tailors, and if one morning to the Horace Mann you delay placing your order, you will not be able to secure your school. Every going She Jocks suit when you need it. in at every room at this school an the IE has the chance to report WE HAVE THE LATEST MODELS, COATS and SUITS for to her about absences and ailments sale, as long as they last. of the children in that room. The You are cordially invited to inspect these materials and styles. other schools are visited frequently; Ww ' * . iiithe same way. e endeavor to have the most reasonable prices. In co-operation with the doctors' v3 i ' ' " Miss Garretson examines all the 1 AREND ! = LADIES TAI .OR children below high school age and L] - ' = AND FURRIER a card catalogue is kept recording : " . the results of these examinations,|{ 402-3-4 Heyworth Bldg. 29 E. Madison St., Chicago henever it is necessary Miss Gar} -etson goes to the children's homes; 80. ind consults with the parents. Thus- = ir ------ he school and the community are: rought nearer together. fk i Two items that do not appear Wn 1s and sidewalk conversations, for it is¥ very easy to stop Miss Garretson on] the street and get a word of advice, | The following sattistics taken from year, show the kind of work that is | Winnetka. of calls to patients, 905. &j Number of children advised or treated at schools, 961. Number of home calls to school || children, 213. ] Number of hours spent on phy- sical examinations, 223. As chairman of the Visiting Nurse Your Car Needed For Convalescents Men at Fort Sheridan get mighty weary of staying around the hospital grounds. at the army post. Conse- quently several Winnetka women have agreed to secure automobiles to take these men on afternoon drives. Friday is Winnetka Day in this service. B. Thomas has volunteered to get the cars to go to Fort Sheridan at 1;30 o'clock and take loads of con- valescents for a drive. Winnetka has been sending from seven to twelve cars to the fort each Friday, but more cars are needed. The Talk will keep this subject constantly before the public of Win- netka so that Mrs. Thomas may be assured of the necessary number of cars for this splendid service. With hundreds of cars in Winnetka it is considered an easy matter to provide at least twenty cars for this work every Friday afternoon. You may step to your telephone now and register your car and per- sonal services with Mrs. Thomas by calling Winnetka 794. Since last March Mrs. Fred | FRANK O. MAGIE, DEALER IN OILS, DIES, AGED 56 Frank O. Magie, vice president and treasurer of Magie Brothers, Chicago, oil merchants, died Thurs- day at his home at 1235 Astor street, Chicago. Mr. Magie was, until a vear and a half ago, a resident: of Winnetka, having resided on Sheridan | Road. He is survived by his widow, three sons, Frank, Jr., John, and William; two daughters, Dorothy Magie and ! Mrs. Chester Alan Wardwell, and 'three brothers, E. Eldred, William A. have not been completed. ACCIDENT PREVENTION The United States Director Gen- eral of railroads has ordered that the period of October 18 to 31 be known as the National Railroad Accident Prevention drive. All em- ployes of the Chicago and North- western railway have been provided with lapel buttons signifying ob- servance of this period, with orders to remind all employes and patrons of the road to co-operate in the | movement to prevent accidents on railway premises. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE SUBSCRIBE NOW tars tb WE'LL There's no job too SEW ON ABUTTON, MEND A RIP, PUT IN A TUCK OR large, none too simple or too complex to demand our caretaking attention. T'A PLEAT. small or none too committee, I am very glad to. tell of. the excellent work being done by the Relief and Aid society through Visiting Nurse. ; 5 te Lido Alice G. deWindt. Phone Winnetka 150 ve House --_----_ 4 Carlton Building Winnetka B. Nazarian Bros., Props. and Edward A. Funeral arrangements | Resources Over $475.000.00 A BANK THAT STANDS AND IS HERE FOR SERVICE TRY US---BY OPENING AN ACCOUNT Winnetka State Bank ELM STREET---AT LINCOLN AVENUE Directors HENRY P. CROWELL, President Quaker Oats Co. VICTOR ELTING, Attorney CARLTON PROUTY, Attorney L. B. KUPPENHEIMER, Pres. B. Kuppenheimer JOHN R. LEONARD, Bridge & Leonard Commis- sion Merchants WILLOUGHBY G. WALLING, Capitalist Co. HENRY R. HALE, Cashier Announcement The North Shore Landscape Architects beg to publicly announce the opening of their office at 615 Davis Street (Hoyburn Building), Evanston. The experienced men connected with this organization, place it in a position to satisfactorily execute any work in- trusted to them. Designing and laying out of Parks, Cemeteries and private estates specialized. Fqual care given to smaller residential grounds. Large trees planted, removed or location all changed: nursery stock supplied. Pergolas, trellises and gateway en- trances designed. ' Fall is the season for planting perenials, shrubs, and small tress. Consult us in anything pertaining to the requirements and care of your grounds.--Write or telephone us. BENJAMIN E. GAGE, : 3 i Consulting Engineer. Telephone, Evanston 3892. lo) ". DUDLEY WAYSTAFF, [Landscape Architect. VATHANIEL F. WEBB, Nursery Dept. Sales Manager. Zz ni HEH HEE RET FELTED PEAR RRR LLL RE WILMETTE TIRE & VULCANIZING CO. 633 West Railroad Avenue DAVID SCHWARTZ, Manager Guaranteed Vulcanizing First-Class Tire and Tube Repairing 'Agency for the Goodrich, Racine, Firestone, Hood and Mohawk Tires GH THT HTH H Tee OE 0 r-- 8) -- {em {0} -- { 0] ee { o] ~ THE QUESTION OF SAVING is a most absorbing topic in ev- ery well regulated family. Ev- ery-married, couple should dis- cuss this question from 'every angle and the wise: ones will see, to it. that an account is opened with us atthe earliest moment. We will be glad to talk it over with you. 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