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! { | | { i f | 4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920 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. 388 SUBSCRIPTION......... $2.00 A YEAR Strictly in advance All communications must be ac- eompanied by the name and address of the writer. Articles for publication should reach this office by Thursday | afternoon te insure appearance in eurrent issue. PBesolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituary peotry, notices of eatertainments or other affairs where am admittance charge will be made or a eollection taken, will be charged for at regular advertising rates. Eatered in the postoffice at Winnetka, Illinois, as mail matter of the second eiass, under the act of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920 Common Sense The country needs many things just now, how many no one has computed. Pretty nearly everything that influences the daily life of the average citizens could be changed with considerable advantage to the general public. There is no panacea provided for the correction of the manifold faults of our economic life. The many deficiencies suggest the need for many remedies. There is, however, one thing that would go far to bring order out of the chaos in which we seem to have lost ourselves, the practice of what we call ordinary common sense, that rarest of all virtues. The relief would not be instantaneous but it would be steady and that is the right way to change the social prder under which we live today to that for which we hope for tomorrow. Few of us have ordinary common sense. But let us each practice such variety and measure as we have been given, and we shall soon see improve- ment setting in and the end in sight. CONTEST WINNER Mrs. David F. Hall, of Wilmette, was the winner this week of a purse of gold as award for winning the contest for the most appropriate name for a new brand of ice cream manufactured by the Watson Ice Cream company of Evanston. "Honey Dew" was the name suggested by Mrs. Hall. More than 1,000 residents of the north shore, entered the con- test announced through the columns of The Lake Shore News. URGE PROVISION FOR ALL DISABLED WAR VETERANS At a meeting of the Winnetka Post No. 10, American Legion, Tuesday evening members voted to dispatch a telegram to the United States sen- ators from Illinois and the con- gressman of this district embodying the following: "In accordance with resolutions previously mailed you, the Winnetka Post of the American Legion by unanimous vote, May 25, again urges that all men discharged from military and naval service with physical dis- ability be adequately provided for by the government before consideration by Congress of the bonus legislation for discharged men in good health." The telegram was signed by R. W. Hardenburgh, Commander of the Winnetka Post. IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT William Mc M. Rutter, Winnetka man who Tuesday evening joined the Winnetka Post No. 10 of the Am- erican Legion, has been named state chairman of the group assigned to create interest in national legislation making adequate provision for dis- abled veterans of the World War. BOUNDLESS MORN PREVAILS How beautiful the eastern sky Is fringed with soft and lovely red; Beneath, the meads in prospect lie, With silvery dew like mist o'er- spread. The single star, that late to view Shone like a point amidst the sky, Is lost amidst the brightening blue, And boundless morn prevails on high: And oh! the clear enchanting sheen That skirts the east with beauty now, As if the Sun, himself unseen, Show'd to the world his saffron brow. --William Sidney Walker. Ads Are A Clearing House Would You Like to Attract a Lot of Wild Birds About Your Home? LLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLL LLL LLL LTE LLL LTT 702 We have 150 bird houses, suit- able for any kind of Wild Birds, that we wish to dispose of im- mediately. Upon receipt cf $1.00 we will send you, post- paid, a complete bird house in- cluding an Adjustable Metal Entrance Opening which per- mits use for birds of any size from Wrens to Woodpeckers. The present market value of this house is $3.00. Substantially made of 14 inch selected pine, neatly finished in green and black. Send your order to Wertheimer Sons, 180 North Dearborn street, Chicago. London, Ontaria, is the first city in the world to install an electrical sys- tem by which the radiator of a motor car may be kept warm while it is standing in freezing weather. At con- venient poles along the thorough- fare an electric current is obtained by paying an annual fee. Street traffic semaphores are to be adopted in Toronto, Canada. Dr. Miller, Osteopath. North Shore THOMAS NAPIER PASSES ANNAPOLIS ENTRANCE QUIZ Thomas Napier, Jr. 17 year old son of Thomas Napier, police officer of Kenilworth, has successfully pass- ede the examinations for entrance into the Naval academy at Annapolis. Thomas, who will be graduated from New Trier High school in June, where he has been sporting editor | of the New Trier News and a wrest- ler, has for many years had the am- bition to enter the navy. When America entered the recent war only his age, Thomas was then 14, re- strained him, as he saw his two older brothers, William and Edward, leave for service on the sea. Thomas will report at Annapolis to begin the realization of his life's ambition June 9. Hotel, Evanston. Phone 6424. LTG27-tfc Shelled Walnuts Fresh and tender--get them now--as our sup- ply is very limited 85¢ per Pound Come here and realize what savings you can make on your grocery orders. Hubbard Woods Cash Grocery 903 Linden Avenue Phone Winnetka 400 SCHULZE'S BUTTER- NUT BREAD | i IS made forthose who want the greatest value for the money. 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