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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1920 y GO OVER YOUR AUTO THOROUGHLY BEFORE ITS SPRING DEBUT Many of the harbingers of spring are with us. The kids are playing marbles, the department stores are crowded with women buying spring and summer finery, the sap is run- ning in the trees and, last but not least, motor cars stored by their owners during the winter months, are like the chrysalis from the cocoon, emerging from thousands of garages. C. H. Briggs, north shore dealer for the Columbia Motors company, offers the following suggestions to all car owners as to what should be done to the car to make its spring debut a smoothly-running success. . Go Over Car "The entire car should be gone over," says Mr. Briggs, "to see that all wearing and bearing parts are properly lubricated after all-winter storage. Proper lubrication of the car at the right time will insure the owner against many troubles to say nothing of expense and days without a car-at-all "All the grease and all oil cups should be given proper attention. The old grease should be removed from the cups, the cups cleaned and new, fresh grease put in the cups. Screw each cup all the day down to replace the old, dried-up or frozen up grease in the running or wearing part. Watch Lublication "Particular attention should be given the valve stems before the mo- tor is started. See that they are well lublicated. This will prevent the valve stems from sticking, break- ing or bending. . "The battery should be removed, taken out and sent to a battery serv- ice station. If it has been neglected during the winter it is possible that the plates are buckled or cracked, rendering the battery worthless. "And last but not least go over the car from one end to another. Tighten up all loose nuts, bolts, and examine cotter pins and brakes." I ---------------------- Electric Washing Machines Electric Vacuum Cleaners A ---- ES -------------- -------------- \ North Shore Electric Shop | JOHN C. WELTER, Proprietor Electrical Contracting and Repairing Electric Supplies and Appliances Electric Ironing Machines 554 Railroad Ave. Winnetka Tel. Winnetka 44 \ = ce ., an A SPRINGTIME QUANDARY Another sign of spring is the wor- ried efforts of young fathers to de- cide whether it will be a new baby carriage or a second hand motor car- Indianapolis News. o 1] 4 ° i 4 5) 1} 8 Raa A "I Wish I Had" and "I'm a Going To" "Wish I Had" and "I'm Going To," were members of an ordinary, every day family. "Wish I Had" was always seeing things that he wanted, but never had the money to get them, because he had never done anything about a bank account, but "wish he had" it. "I'm Going To" was his sister. She, too, saw many things she wanted, | 3 i S | I Tou are Judged and it was her real intention to have them "sometime," but always failed tc get them, because when the matter of starting a bank account was men- tioned, she always said, "I'm a going to," a cure all, can heal a lot of financial "aches" and "pains," and give a fellow that pleasant "easy" and "comfort- --1 OI O == --IOEIOL= People you meet first judge you by the clothes you wear. In business or society, good raiment is a good recommenda- tion. Nothing is so expensive as wearing old clothes or poor clothes. If you are out of a job, dress up or you can't get one; if you've got a position, put on a better "front" if you want better pay. We've got the good "front" for you, and OUR PRICES, as well as our clothes, will "make a hit" with you. Wear our good "nifty" clothes and let it go at that. Oo MORAL--A bank account, while not ll able" feeling. START ONE---SOMEWHERE WINNETKA TRUST & SAVINGS BANK =O ee OE OE OI 0 I OI O ----0 100 Phone 1077 J.H. DETHLOFF GENTS' FURNISHINGS JOI0OE OE 0 Em OE O 788 ELM ST., WINNETKA ! o ] =) =(.) -- HOO --J 0 0r----I0r=10 (r= oI O10 0 ----=10r=10 This Sale will give you an opportunity to save money, need and purchase regularly. that you will appreciate our effo accounts to those who desirethem. We are eager to accom rts. We deliver 4 tim For Week of Sat., April 10, to Friday, April 16 not on old goods--but on the groceries you odate you in every way possible and know es daily Free of Charge--and extend charge (o] | Ml | | emarkable Prices in Groceries (o] I 0 | | [0] | FOR BAKING-- CEREALS--Continued PEARS-- . Puffed Wheat lide 2 far', L000 ras 25¢ Colton Bartlett, No, 2ican a vith 45¢ WwW O | Puffed Rice, phe. | 0. een i 17¢ Patsy, No. 1 can, flat 20c esson 1 Quaker Cracked Wheat 23c; 2 for ........ 45¢ : : er tL Crope Nuts, pke,- 0. pdb vi ai 17¢ PEAS-- PINT re 40c Quaker Yellow Corn Meal-.........c..s... 13c Monsoon Sweet Wrinkled ................ 20c Lo] Ralston 'Wheat Food, pkg. .......0. 0 17¢ Cherub Biffed "cane... i ay 25¢ QUART eng 76c¢ Old Fashioned Scotch Brand Oatmeal ....20c Roulevard Brand 4... 0 ir aes 25¢ Cream oft Wheeat2.2/, 0, imap -.32¢ Richelieu Early June, oc rae 25¢ Lard I 0 he a aa 28c FLOURS-- CANNED GOODS-- (e) Rumford Baking Powder, pound can ...... 25¢ Swansdown Pancake Flour, pkg. ........ 40c Trojan So2er Coun, regular price 25¢; 3 cans Aunt Jemima Paneake. ......... 5 .; --..16¢c 108 38cT OORT it ia nes $2.10 MISCELLANEOUS -- Rua de Pancake, iw rE 15¢ Richelien (Salmon, tall'can........ 40c Richelieu Imported Olive Oil, quart can $1.90 Quaker, Pancake: in. oun i Lge 15¢ Monsoon Tuna Fish, 5 Ib. can ............ 30c Huyler's Family Chocolate, Ib... oh 50c Graham Flour, S'1bs. for b.. 0 ivi io E 39c Patsy Muscat Grapes, No. 1 can for ...... 20c Golden Fagle Currants, pkg. .............. 36¢c COFFEES Beverly Apricots, No. 214 can ............ 45¢ Richelieu Boneless Codfish: Ib, 2... 37c Li aa Cascade or L Brand Tomatoes, can 25c; Dates tee 0c Richelieu, pound Luh. oy ene veins deniers 55¢ QOZEI bi Na a $2.75 California Layer Figs 2 half-pound Phu. 35 Rlchefies Midas brand) special. ....... 50c Libby's Sliced Beets .......... hl 28c Sun Maid Raisins, phe. .......cocoinr ss 27c AN ngs, Pound. i) Rol nay She Canned Sweet Potatoes, No. 3 ............ 25¢ o Richelieu, Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour. Old Colony, extra fine quality ............ 47c Shenandoah River, No. 2 Peaches ........ 33c 241, 0b. sacle, We ool TIE $1.95 Our best bulk coffee, try it, pound ...... 45¢ Campbell Soups, 2 cans... ci: ".25¢ Safety "Matches, S ples... oor Sd 29¢ SOAP-- Richelieu Soups, conrad unin dais nv 11c California Walnuts .......... Cn 50c¢ Classic; 10 bars for oo i 00 800 75¢ Log Cabin Syrup, Table size...... sh Lh, 35¢ Lewisilye, Zcans Sor. np 25¢ Lenox 10 bats for i eae 49c Largd size 0 73c Oo Justice Brand Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 for ..22¢ Wool Soap, Sibars'for........-.. io. 42c Richelieu Strawberry and Raspberry Jam, x Broom, S100 value. 0... 00 75¢ CORN-- Looundi. nl taal inal 48c $I28 values st hoon $1.05 Richelieu, can 25¢ Sule, ih gam Ta IEEE ERRPP ie Ceiba aiid A Salle fe Daal BE 0d rice Baking Powder, OZ. iste <i aig 22¢ (o] CEREALS-- GENES e, Caf: uve ert si oR 19¢ Araailis Be ons Ben Ie Quaker Oats, 3% Ib. pkg. 30c; small pkg. 13¢ PEACHES-- AZ beans Sal, SRT AT TIE Cie $1.20 Armour's Oats. 2 for 25c; large pkg vai. 30c Beverly Free Sean oo. voit aide; 45¢ Joulevard Pork and Beans, Tomato Sauce, : Corn Flakes, Kellogg's or Armour's for ..25¢ Luray, in heavy syrup, can ........colii 50c 2 cans for x, nl nn ed 252 18 SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 14 AND 15 Diamond Head Sliced Pineapple, can........ 37c Richelieu Sliced Pineapple, can .............. 37c Junior Sugar Corn, can 16¢c; dozen ........ $1.78 (eo) 2 cans oo... psn wwe te ace arses oh $4.50 Bocans ora on i pe $4.50 Calpac or Bevery Peaches, quality guaranteed, (eo) Pure Granulated Can Sugar, with order, per Powdered Sugar, 11h. 23¢c; 2 0bs.-....7. 45¢ AE er Re SE ES 39¢c pound oreo So ng a Ee --18¢ Brer Rabbitt Molasses, Green Label ........ 14c Bingo. Salmon, can. i. oil on. iit HL 35¢ American Family Soap, 10 bars to customer, .78¢ Gold Labels vue Su oral: eh 18¢c Chase & Sanborn, Richelieu, Manor House or Quaker Oats, reg. size llc; large pke. ......28¢ Richelieu: Coffee, 3'ihs, 0. 00... 0. $1.52 Yuban-Coffee,iilb; oor nado 53c [o) Rice, pound ir. suis li Tree a --16¢c Runkels Cocoa, 15 Ih. can' 0. .C. dn 25¢ Fagle or Colton Brand Pears, can .......... 2 38¢c Richelieu Catsup, small bottle 16¢; large... .27¢c Lae, 10 packages for ou ii, Ce $1.07 Mazola Oil, quart 65; pint... 8..5 do 35¢ - Ll Hubbard Woods Cash Gr OCErY 01 Linden Ave; Teron J Y Hubbard Woods Wmetiaioo |] O00 10 3010 1) =] 0 CI 0 E10 =I 0 ----1 O =I O =------1 0