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[Se WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1920 Classified Advertisements -- N---- ) ' Baresi per line for first sertion, 5¢ per line. Wednesday. Rates for same a News, Winnetka Weekly Talk Minimum 3 lines. for first insertion. Each succeeding insertion, 10c per line. insertion. Each succeeding in~ Copy must be in by dvertisement in The Lake Shore and Glencoe News, 20c¢ per line HELP WA NTED--FEM ALE nF WANTED--GOOD MAID; GENERAL housework; no laundry; 4 in family; good wages, Phone Win. 554 or call 672 Lincoln avenue, Winnetka. SCO Es ae i T43-1tp WANTED---MESSENGER BOY OR girl; must have bicycle; good salary; opportunity to learn telegraphy. Ap- ply in person. Western Union Tele- ph Co., Winnetka. T43-1te SITUATION W & NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR old furniture painted over. All kinds of refinishing, staining, varnishing and polishing done. O. A. Anderson, 1025 Oak street. Phone Win. 1472. Gh aay WANTED--CARE OF FURNACES AND work by day or hour. Phone Win. se On Cole e T WANTED--18T CLASS LAUNDRISSS; one day a week. Phone Wil. 922-R. a Sn NR IG EN LLL 1 WANTED--GIRL FOR GENL. HOUSE- work; no cooking and Sundays off. Phone Wil. 902-R. LTG9-1te LOST LOST--HUDSON squirrel collar and cuffs, worth club, Friday night, Jan. 2; $100.00 reward; no questions asked if returned to Wickersham, 5815 Win- throp avenue, Chicago. Phone Edge- water WILL PARTY WHO PICKED UP sleigh with name on bottom, on Burr and North avenues, please return to George Walker, Jr, 1109 Gage street, Hubbard Woods. T43-1tc WILL PERSON WHO TOOK MIS- mated overshoes from men's dressing room of Winnetka Woman's club on night of Saturday, January 3, return same to the janitor and receive proper mate? T43-1tp TAKEN AT NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION in Winnetka, blue coat with gloves in pockets. Finder will receive her coat on return of blue coat to Mrs. xeo0. Gordon, 874 Lincoln avenue. T43-1tc LOST---BLACK AND TAN SETTER dog with spot on chest; answers to name of "Spike"; reward, Phone Win. 500-7. T43-1tc AND FOUND SEAL HELP WANTED--MALEK WANTED--YOUNG MAN, OVER 16, TO clerk in store; steady position. Ren- meckar Drug Co., Wilmette. ' LTGY9-1te a FOR SALE--HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE--USED PIANOS TAKEN IN irade on our new pianos, $65 up. Large assortment; easy payments, Patterson Bros. 828 Davis street, Ev- anston. G41-tfe ¥OR SALE--USED SEWING MACH- ines, all makes, $5.00 up; guaranteed. Come to our store and see our new Singer. We have no door to door agents, Patterson Bros, $28 Davis street, Evanston. LTG49-tfe FOR SALE--GARLAND STOVE; GOOD condition. Ten Dollars. Phone Wil- mette 822-M. 2 LTGY-1tp FOR SALE--LARGE ROUND OAK dining table, bought at Scholles a vear ago; excellent condition, $85; if person buying table wishes they can also have 5 dining room: chairs. Can be seen at Schlieske Furniture Store, ! Winnetka. Dr. LTGo-1té CHINA CABINET; 663 Lincoln Von Colditz. FOR SALE--OAK avenue, fine condition. 1243 Scott ave., Hub- bard Woods. Phone Win. 1236. T43-1tr~ FOR SALE range, ice box, LAUNDRY garden STOVE, GAS implements, dsuble bed with mattress. Phone Win. 446. . © T42-2te FOR SALE---ADAMS SOLID MAHOG- any living room table, 29x45, $25.00; solid mahogany hook-case, plain, 14x60, $30.00; both in. fine condition, Rhone Win, 1531. T43-1tc FURN TURE FOR SALE 3 NITURE FOR 3 ROOMS: 3aCANARY 'hirds:; baby buggy; also flat for rent: call between 7 and 9.p, m.. 410 Linden street, Winnetka. LT9-1tp Ft TTFOR SALE--AUTOS CHANDLER 1918--7-PASS, TOURING; run 9,000 mil winter top on car; will sell cheap: good tires and extras: ail fine cendition; summer top also. Call Evanston 578 after:7 p. m. Ask for Mr. Feeley. LTGY9-1te OVERLAND SEDAN--6-CYL.; MODEL wheels: seat covers; in good condition; good reason for selling at a: sacrifice. Call Evanston 6705 after Tim nm LTGY-1te y ON MODEL M '18; 4- door, excellent condition; will be sold at sacrifice; run 10,000 miles; cord tires, ete. Call Evanston 6821 after $ p. m.. LTGY9-1te FOR SALE--1919 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN very mood condition. Address Week- ly Talk 50. T42-2tc 83; wire TOR RENT--ROOMS AND FLATS FOR RENT---FURN, ROOM. PHONE Win. S98. San _T42-2te FOR™ REN J ROOM FLAT; furnished and heated. Call Win. 1046 5 M. _T43-1te ANTED T0 RENT--HOMES WANTED TO RENT--FURNISHED 7 or 8 room house for February and March; best references. Phone Win, 1521, T43-1tc FOR REANT--OFFICES FOR RENT DOCTOR'S SUITE; 2 OR 3 rooms. Bank Bldg. Avres Boal, 1515 | Chicago. T43-3te SALE--HOMES MUST SKEli decorated. netka. 344. street, Win- 952 For appeintment phone Win. | Spruce LTGY-1te Ol REVI--FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT--A WELL FURNISHED front room in attractive home, small family: no other roomers: if desired. Phone Wil. 1508. LTGY-1tp | ROOM FOR RENT--ONE PLEASANT to. one or two ladies. Call Wil. 2214 o'clock. LTGY-1tp after 6 AND ROOM ING HOME FOR 12 Address Weeklv Talk T43-1te TIWANTED TO BUV--HOUSILUOLD GOODS WANTED TO BUY OR SELL ---HOUSE-! hold goods: auy description; buy eld elothes: best prices. 1644 Manle avenue, RKvanston. Telephone Evanston 103 or 5512, _LTG50-tfe BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK, OLD ctothes and shoes. J. Golinsky, 1705 Forest avenue. Phone Wil. 1150. "He has his name on his wagon.' WI LT44-tfc TT TMISCRLLANROUS NOTICE --~WIE TAKE LABKKTY Dun at full value in pavment on pianos, talking machines, washing machines, acuum cleaners, sewing: machines. Patterson Bros. $25 Davis street, juv- anston. LTGar-tfe breakfast | 9! 21 LOST--BROWN DOG, ABOUT 1 FOOT high; "with collar; finder return to 314 Ridge avenue and receive reward. T43-1tc WHAT IS SAID BY EX- PERTS ABOUT ZONING Residents Here Will be Interested in Review of Important Subject by Eminent Authorities "You can't imitate any city in your zoning plan," said Edward Bassett, chairman of the New York commit- tee on districting, speaking at the re- cent great zoning conference in Chi- cago. "The needs of each city are its own. It must have a zoning plan suited to its own conditions. You in Chicago must build up from the ground for yourselves." Throughout his address, Mr. Bas- | sett insisted that he was speaking 'from his knowledge of zoning only jas zoning "had been applied in New { York. Again and again he reiterated that what had proved practicable in 'New York might not do at all for Chi- cago. "Best in New Yerk "I do not want you to think that 1 am telling you what you ought to do here," he said. "I am relating only what was found to be best in New York" The methods that had been follow ed in putting the zoning plan into operation in that city were outlined by Mr. Bassett. "First, he said, "there was appoint- ed a committee on the heights of buildings. Its only power was to re- port its findings on the heights of buildings. Next there was appointed under the charter, a committee from the board of estimates, made up of sixteen members, of whom only two were city officials. Its powers were to frame ordinances and maps and present them to the board of estimates. "In New York, we believed in zon- ing on the comprehensive plan. There are too many dangers if the thing is done piece by piece. In Cali- fornia, where the cities did it in the | piecemeal plan, they got nowhere, | and had to back up and start all over | again." Inevitable delay and postponement, and defeat of the zoning plan in the courts were declared by Mr. Bassett to be the great objections to tryin to put a zoning law into operatioi by jany other than the om prehensive entire city at once. | Piecemeal Zoning Dangerous ! He pointed out that the great dan- ger in attempting zoning by thepiece- {meal system is that the law does not under such conditions, act uniformly, but may apply to oniy two or threes i districts in a city and leave the l others, for the time, wholly unre- cand their duties in this connection jare obvious. 1920 LEXINGTON CAR | IS ON { I A 1920 Lexington touring car is on display in the show rooms of C. M. McDonald in the North Shore hotel. | The two main points of difference over the 1919 model are the Two-Way head lights and the new Continentay, | [ four bearing crank-shait motor. The | Two-Way headlights are considered ithe last word in automobile illumina- {tion. They are similar to the new {lamps which the Cadillac is using. Ll) {DOES ANYONE HERE | : WANT KAISER'S AUTO] 8, A magnificent automobile, with COAT; GREY | at Kenil- | 53. LTGY9-1tc | {plen, which applies the law to the | DISPLAY HERE AND WE THINK AMERICA HAS A LAROR PROBLEM! for sale in London for $15,000. The car was built by special order for the Kaiser in 1914. Delivery was called for a few days prior to the declara- tion of war but was held up by Brit- ish authorities and sold at auction. The tonneau is furnished with tables, mirrors and secret wine cellarettes, has a parquet flooring, and all wood. work is laid with gold and silver. We think we have an industrial problem in America. But look at the one in Spain! Industrial troubles in Spain -have the question of diet added to the problems of wages and hours, accord- ing to a report at the Department of Commerce. Before making a contract to cut ai Ane car seats ten persons comfortab- y. crop of sugar cane, Spanish workmen ccently made the following demands: A daily wage of 10 pesetas ($1.75); three heavy meals--breakfast of eggs and meat, dinner of soup and meat stew, supper of bacon, green vegetables and "gaspacho"; hours of work--firom sun to sun, with two hours for siesta, or noon-day nap, forty minutes .for each meal, three smoking periods of twenty minutes each and one for thirty minutes and a bed with two mattresses. eT -- | | = ranklin Automobiles = ank above all Others A lways give Satisfaction N ever grow old or out of date K eep cost of motoring down to a minimum i ntensely interesting and simple to operate Lion: strong, graceful, air-cooled, comfortabie N o use waiting for the Automobile Show because The Latest Models Can Be Seen At G AGE MOTOR SALES CO Evanston 5700 1620 ORRINGTON AVE One-Half Block North of Fountain Square AN anywhere 1 | B i is brought to your door by the North Shore trains. i adjoining the Auditorium Theatre. Grand Opera Train leaves Winnetka at 6:52 p. m Congress Street at 7:50 p. m. patrons can board train at Congress and Wabash. operating into and around the loop, stopping at stations. Winnetka and Chicago. For further information apply to the WINNETKA TICKET OFFICE ELM STREET Phone: Winnetka 963 a 324-inch wheel base, mahogany body cand wpholstery-three inches thick, is { GrandOperain Chicago Fast, frequent, dependable: bring you right to the Congress Street "L" station, . and arrives at Excellent dining car service is provided on this train. Returning Express Trains to Chicago Every 30 Minutes Trains leave Winnetka every half hour from 6:52 a. m. to 1:52 a. m., convenient "I," Save Money by Using 10-Ride Tickets between Now On Sale. CHICAGO NORTH SHORE & MILWAUKEE R. R.