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16 More Classified Ads. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED--PRIVATE HEDGE; any number up to 200. Will remove. Also mahogany or walnut flat top writ- ing table with drawers. State price. Address Winnetka Talk A-T1. T2-1tc RADIO SUPPLY SHOP 'Wireless Telephone Receiving Outfit and Supplies. 508 Linden St. I G. Lindwall T2-1tc FOR SALE--HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE--WHITE ENAMEL SEL- ler's kitchen cabinet. 42 in. special model shipped direct from factory, still in original packing. Retailes $75. Price TAKE WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922 FOR SALE -AUTOMOBILES ----. FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS MODEL 90 OVERLAND TOURING, ONE of the best models ever built by the Overland Co. A very well liked car by its owner. This particular car is in the very best of condition. Just out of the paint shop. Has an excellent set of tires. In A-1 mechanical condition. extras. Price $450. WINNETKA MOTOR CO. 562 Lincoln Ave. Tel. Winn. 165 Ltg20-1te FOR SALE--OAKLAND 5 PASSENGER touring car; very good mechanical con- dition, four good tires and spare: body fenders and top excellent. An econom- ical little car at a bargain. 1914 Cadillac 3 passenger coupe in very good condition. This car has been in constant care by private party. Re- cently painted. Tire equipment excel- lent. A bargain at $450. Stuart one-ton truck, 1 year old, just overhauled and painted. It is in the very best condition and has been care- fully used by former owner. Its up | 562 ment consists of electric starter and FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES | , cab, a platform body with re- FOR SALE--GARLAND HOT AIR FUR- cleaner with attachments; trombone and coronet, Tel. Win. 445. Ave. Phone Winn. 165 Ltg20-1tc movable sides. Will gladly give any nace in very good condition. Reason- kind of a test demonstration. able. Mrs. Jung. Tel. Wil. 450. Lt20-1tp WINNETKA MOTOR CO. FOR SALE -- DUNTLEY VACUUM also valve (reasonable.) Ltg20-1tc A letter to my friends, men in business:- Al the beginning of this, my 10th year with Ford Motor Co. in the sale of Automobiles, I wish to thank you all for your pa'ronage, assistance and co-operation which have worked lo me for immediate sale $65. Tel. Wil. 2067 or Evans. 5857. Tg2-1tp FOR SALE--3 BEDS WITH SPRINGS, baby crib, dresser, Singer sewing ma- chine in good condition, chairs, oak hall table, Detroit Jewel gas stove, dishes, etc. 1255 Asbury Hubbard Woods. Tel. 536-M. Tg2-1te Winn. FOR SALE--HIGH GRADE MODERN upright attachment and bench, $300. seen to mahogany piano with player Must be Tel. Winn. 354. T2-1tp be appreciated. FOR SALE--COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD furnishings of 6 room house, including mahogany tables. Glencoe. dining set and 2 library Real bargains. 199 Linden Ave. Tel. Glen. 730. Tg2-1te FOR SALE--FURNITURE, RUGS, CART, piano, anything bought, sold and exchanged. fixtures, plbg, lumber, stoves, Music By S08 Oak St., Win. Tel. 1212. Ltgl-tfc FOR SALE -- MAHOGANY LIBRARY W ' y tables. Can be seen at Lindwall's. Tel. Dr atson S$ Alco 'Win. 145. Address 508 Linden St. Winn. ote 2 t] T2-lte Artists FOR SALE--BABY GRAND, PERFECT condition, Tel. Winn 1686. beautiful tone, mahogany. Lit20-1te ---- -- FOR SALE--DARK OAK BOOKCASE || and china closet. Tel. Glen. 805. WINNETKA Litg20-1tc Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Webster ex- tend their kind expressions of sympathy them in the recent bereavement of their te CARD OF THANKS heartfelt thanks for the many tendered LOST AND FOUND LOST--A north side Elm St., tion, east of Rosewood, DIAMOND (% and 7% carats) west of electric sta- Sunday, Mar. April 1 19. Finder please notify Mrs. Hicks, 1050 Elm St. Tel. Winnetka 1230. Last Dance of the T2-1te LOST -- WHITE MALTESE POODLE Season dog with light tan spots, toy size. Finder please tel. Winn. 197 or address 110 Church Rd., nr. Reward. 75¢c Indian Hill Club. T2-1te April Fool KIPPY DANCE WOMAN'S CLUB Saturday Evening 75¢ our mutual best interest. and others "Come and Go." M. P. LOUEN Sales Manager Phone Evanston 4884 I, in my business, like you in yours, have seen Branch Managers, Salesmen, Dealers Some failed thru lack of proper financing; others, unsophisticated in business ethics, bnew nothing of co-operation; some did not realize that the buyer expects "Service" as well as "Product" and for which they spend their money. It is with unalloyed pride that I can name more than 2000 car-owner friends along the North Shore who purchase cars from me, knowing it is my intention and custom to serve and satisfy their every desire in both Car and Service. My business has been built, Not with shrewdness, misrepresentation or questionable ad- vertising, bul by Honesty, Fair Dealing and Service. When you think of an automobile, a Ford or a Lincoln, Buy of Cunningham. It will continue to grow thru them. By your co-operation this business was established and serves the Community. I thank you. R. D. CUNNINGHAM FORD and LINCOLN Exclusive Dealer With Facilities to Render Real Service 810 Church Street EVANSTON Next to Post Office Er TEETER Regular Republican Candidates For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COUNTRY DISTRICT EL =p 01 GEORGE F. HAND Primary Election Ap JAMES HARPER MICHAEL SCHIESSLE GERTRUDE C. LIEBER ril 11, 1922 HOWARD P. ROE VOTE FOR ALL FIVE---PRIMARIES APRIL 11, 1922 IE favor a conservative and business-like \X/ handling of all matters that come under the jurisdiction of the County Commission- ers to the end that taxes may be reduced and the County still be given better and more efficient service. Much of the increased taxation is due to careless handling of the payrolls of the County for political and other purposes. In order that the taxpayers may be relieved of all unjust burdens we favor a careful supervision and frequent auditing of all County payrolls. We favor a strict enforcement of the Civil Ser- vice Law and its extension to cover County offices. We favor and recommend the prompt extension of hard roads throughout the County and the care- ful maintenance and upkeep of such roads as are already built. We feel that the great Forest Preserve project which is so vitally necessary to the health and happiness of this densely populated community, is far too sacred a trust to be used as a political trading ground or to further the personal or poli- tical ends of seekers for public office. The Forest Preserve is intended as a place of recreation for all who wish to enjoy it and it should be so guard- ed and administered as to leave no doubt that its original purpose is being fully carried out. We favor active co-operation with the Trustees of the Drainage District and all others interested, to rid the Des Plaines River of sewage pollution and the whole Des Plaines valley of the mosquito pest. We stand for the efficient administration of all the great humanitarian and protective institutions of Cook County which are for the poor, the sick, the helpless, the delinquent and the aged. We believe in a modern, sanitary and adequate jail to properly house those awaiting trial. We heartily sympathize with the returned Ser- vice Men and believe the County should do all in its power to aid them in securing proper employ- ment. These Candidates Have the Full Support of the BRUNDAGE-DENEEN Organization SOOO OO EO EOE OE OE 0 EA 0