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ERI Ae AE BER EL TELS EHR EIT STORY AT CHURCH C. F. Jackman Explains Need of Great Relief Unit The officers of the Winnetka Con- gregrational church believe it the plain duty of all to rally to the sup- port of the Near East Relief work in 'a time of great emergency and have arranged to have C. F. Jackman tell its story at the 11 o'clock services tomorrow morning. Mr. Jackman is an attorney who has recently been traveling in the Near East and has been in all the places which, because of recent military and political events, are now on the front pages of our newspapers, and can give accurate and vivid information of this world crisis such as few could sup- ply. Never was a great humanitarian institution faced with a stronger ap- peal than that which confronts the "Near East Relief" today. Never was a great relief organization better or- ganized to respond to the appeal than is the Near East. Incorporated by Act of Congress, having on its nation- al committee such men as William H. Taft, Charles Evans Hughes, Henry Morganthau, and Elihu Root, posses- sed of a trained corps of workers, in- spired and inspiring by reason of good work already done, the Near East Relief appeals again to the public for help to meet the moumental needs created by the present political up- heaval as the Turk once more pushes into Europe. The organization has an enviable record of tact and sagacity. It has kept itself free from all poli- tical meddling, and won the confidence of all by the efficiency of its care of over 100,000 children in nearly 200 orphanages. Such tragic events as the destruc- tion of Smyrna have increased its responsibilities many fold. BUILDING PERMITS AT $95,000 MARK IN WEEK Permits for the construction of buildings with a combined estimated cost of more than $95,000 were grant- ed at the village hall during the past week. The largest construction contem- plated is the $55,000 addition to the Country Day school, work on which has already begun. The next largest permit was granted to Frank G. Lane to build a two-story brick veneer residence at 159 Fupller Lane. The estimated cost of the residence is $16,000. At 1034 Starr street, H. S. Marshall wil lerect a $15,000 two-story brick house with a garage atatched. Another permit was granted to Mrs. Anna M. Yerkes to build a $10,000 residence at 1422 Scott avenue. Permits were also granted to Albert Benz and G. M. Adams for the constructon of private garages. FIVE HUNDRED NORTH SHORE TEACHERS MEET Approximately 500 teachers from * Jorth Shore towns attended the insti- ute held Tuesday at the New Trier Jigh school. Several speakers from Jhicago, Evanston, Springfield, and sther towns discussed educational sub- ects, the rendition of the program yeing in charge of EH. Walker of district 6, Evanston. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1922 WHY HE ADVERTISES IN THE TALK ! - HAAN ATENANEANENNENENEANERANR ARAREANRES NBR REN AENEAN RENNES HEE EEE PHONE - - - Save WINNETKA 57 We have a new on your Christmas and complete line pin v of Christmas and Wm. T. Wehrstedt ew ear N (4 WwW YY c a r C a r d AEE Cads-<by Sumoples. Ord as ordering amp:es, Crcer i te: Samoa, Talk from ud your cards now is the one medium that is read con- stantly by Winnetka residents, both with reference to news matter and ad- vertising. I believe The Talk reach- es a greater number of villagers than any other local publication. Also, I believe that continuous and consistent advertising pays." ri Prepare for Harvest Home Dinner at the Skokie Club Members of Skokie Country club are anticipating a gala time at the annual Harvest Home Dinner of the club scheduled for Saturday, October 21, at 7 o'clock. There is to be dancing after the dinner, as well as a special program of music. Special golf events are to be a feature of the Harvest Home festivi- ties. Definite arrangements for the golf program of the day have not been completed this week. Now! and avoid the in- evitable rush. ADAMS PHARMACY WINNETKA EEE NEE EEA EE EEE NOON DO NRW WE 7 90.6% 6% 4% +% 6% 420% 4% 6% 6% 4% 4% 6% 2.4% 6%. %.4% 6% 4% <%0 +% CEXEXEXEXEXEX EXIT XIXT XIX IXEX XIX XIXIXIX EXT XIII X DIX DIT XDI TRA BO EEN OO NE ®, £ 2A 2 2 9, 9, * 9, ho 0, 0, 9, CORR) A AA A 4 9, CORR) a858% * 9, * 9, Xa Xa) o-420-4 * 7 * >, * +» $0.00.00.90.09, + 9, £4 7 * RY * 7 * 9, a' + ©, >, AA 9. o-o20- 620-0 fi, + 9, fl COR) al () + vale ©, >, no 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0 0 9 9 CA AA A AAAS a &, £2 eds 00% 0% 9, * 7 £2 nish the greatest number of years of roofing service per dollar invested. A phone call or a card will bring me to your home or office at your con- venience. : Wiimote E.J. KELL, 364 RIDGE AND LAKE AVENUES WILMETTE 9, £2 7 * COR) Xa Xa Xa Xa Xa Xa) RR RRR) Ca 2 2 A A 2 RY +0, 0 20%. %0. 4% o%0 20-20-00 4%0 4% 4200-00 420 4% " i Se A SAA SA ASA AAA AA 63 + 9.0 Shrubs, Evergreens & Perennials \ Grounds Planted |i Satisfaction Guaranteed i 4 Cut Flowers oo GREENWOOD NURSERY || 3% A. STACHEL, Prop. %* 290 Greenwood Axe., Glencoe ol Phone 155 o + TEELLTTTTE TT TTT] Hie Su ose Th Tr ¢ N » An Ideal Occupation for Young x 4 pp ere y ere 0 Stores ® Women *T = H | o% I \W { m We have some positions open @ & n innetka ® for bright young women over mg | x eighteen who have finished E m High School or Grammar N * . 9 . . - Scionl=T1e pays goad as | No drug store to fill your prescriptions, no market ~ en s steady, working M to furnish your groceries or meat, no hardware st mn conditions are excellent, and M| 3 d or Wate store ator ut protested ly a = 4 to send over a shovel or broom! B fiberal benefit plan. 1 4 What an inconvenient place Winnetka would be! « is mothe wos Se is, H b 4 The fact that you have high-grade stores in Winnetka w Ao B| 5 is one of the reasons why Winnetka has such an en- MW Apply at your home telephone office oo oo viable reputation as a suburban community. Our u call chief operator at Wilmette gy | 3 local stores justly arouse the pride of every Win- = Illinois Bell Telephone Co. g| fs netkan. HENNE ENE EEE EEEEE] | & But some of our residents do not take full ad- o ~ vantage of the benefits offered by local merchants. & Take hardware for instance. You'll find just as com- nno uncement : & plete a line of high-grade merchandise in our store he 4 as you'll find in any downtown hardware store & --and at prices that are no higher--in many cases k% less than you would pay in the downtown store. on and after October first, Nineteen os I'wenty-two, I will maintain in these i i i = ism gu MB on dn ige RN Sy twenty Pies to ining in hard stag mein Baar Sung rie RN ware when you can phone us and have the same thing obligation 'or cost, edunes], specifica 3 in twenty minutes? And probably at a saving in tions and estimates on re-roofing any io cost. type of building. * Use Your I am qualified to help you select and 4 Phe We are here to serve Winnetka people. No order design the roof that will harmonize opt : is too small to command our most prompt and cour- architecturally with your building--I ot Winnetka teous attention. No order is so large that it warrants can recommend the roof that will fur- ° 998 or 999 your taking it downtown. Come in and look over our line if you haven't already done so. F. B. TAYLOR & CO. "Live in Winnetka---Trade in Winnetka" os abn Os 0a Oa Ba Be Be Be BB SS SS SS XX SA SIA SA IAA SA SAA SAAS SANSA AS 9, + 9, 5.60.99, + 7 * 9, * ala) + 7 7 $0.00. 99, (2 RY? + 9, * 0, 9 a a + 9, 0, 9, * 0, RY? * 0, * -P_ PP FP VP..."