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® Bs re IIE III R----------. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1922 Ls = CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS - REAL ESTATE OFFERS (le Rates--10c per line for each in- sertion. Minimum 3 lines. Copy must be in by Wednesday at 12 p. m. Rates for the same ad- vertisements in The Lake Shore News, Winnetka Talk and Glencoe News, 20c per line. Black Face Type Charged Dou- ple Price. REAL ESTATE WANTED--REAL ESTATE WANTED--BY PRIVATE PARTY, VA- cant residence lot, Evanston to High- land Park. 150 Linden Ave., Glencoe. Tel Winn, 1765. LTGT7-1tc FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE--IN WILMETTE, SUBSTAN- tial 7 room house, very convenient all lines transportation to loop. Attractive lot 50x200 ft. with large trees. Ideal home for children. Owner leaving city. Price for immediate sale $13,200, cash $4200, balance easy terms. Phone owner Wil. 1335. LTG7-1tp FOR SALE--HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE -- SHOPWORN SINGER electric portable sewing machines guar- anteed like new Style 128, $45, style, 99-K, $57.50, style 66, $59.00, also used electrics $35.00 to $45.00. Easy pay- ments, Patterson Bros., 828 Davis St., Evanston, TG40-1te FOR SALE--TEN USED UPRIGHT pianos; these pianos were taken in trade on our Gulbransen player pianos. Price $656 to $95, easy payments. Pat- terson Bros., 828 Davis St. Evanston. TG40-1tc FOR RENT--HOUSE FOR RENT -- SMALL FURNISHED house, 4 months, h. w. heat, fireplace. Tel. Win. 1075. TG40-1tc HEINSEN & CLARK EXCLUSIVE BARGAINS BVANSTON. ocvcrereeineridgevves $25,000 Nr. Davis Station, 10 r. Colonial Brick 6 ch, 3 baths, 2 car brick gar, h. w. heat, lot 80x250. WILMETTE © .ocoesssvinvssrnnsares $18,000 Nr. Lake and Station, 9 r. stucco, large sun parlor, gar. lot 85x170. INNER A oid edt iiive eas $14,500 Colonial 6 r sun and slp. pchs. break- nook, tile bath, h. w. heat, east side. Must be sold by Dec. 15. BRICK COLONIAL ..... veces $17,500 Six r. sun and slp pchs. 2 baths. h. w. heat, break-nook, all built ins, east side wooded lot. WINNETKA HEIGHTS. ..oeenses $18,000 Attractive 7 r. frame and. stucco, tile bath, with shower, sun and slp pchs gar. cor lot 50x190 nr. station. CEL ENCON oo a asian $22,000 7 room Colonial, ex Ige liv rm. sun and slp. pchs. 4 ch. 2 tile baths, 2nd fl. gar. east side lot 130x190. HEINSEN & CLARK EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 556 Center Win 254 (Formerly W. R. R, Ave ) ' LTGT7-1tc For VACANT Sale If you are contemplating making this territory your permanent home and are not ready to build, buy your vacant site now for future develop- ment or for investment. Don't wait for the next increase in prices. We have all the available vacant property listed, from Wilmette to Highland Park. For further in- formation call our offices at Wilmette Winnetka Highland Park Wil 1644 Win. 1544 , H. Pk. 64 HILL & STONE NEW AND MODERN, 6 ROOM DUTCH Colonial; extra toilet and lavatory on 1st floor. Large living room; fireplace; wooded lot 50x194. Close to trans. nice evironment Sacrificing. $16,500. $3,000 down, $75 per mo. and interest. SIX ROOM STUCCO, JUST COMPLETED water heat. Charming home, wooded lot, near trans. Terms--$11,000. SEVEN ROOM BRICK, FINE CONDI- tion, well landscaped lot. A real buy. Terms, $12,500. Let us show you those $25 and $30 wooded lots. See our $75 lots close to "L" and lake. M. L. MOODY 511 Fourth St., Wilmette. Tel. Wil 2248 LTGT7-1te NEW BRICK BUNGALOW $11,500 Two bed rooms, hot water heat Cor- ner lot, two blocks from trans. exclu- sive agents. WILMETTE REALTY CO. (A. J. Woodcock, Prop.) 513 Fourth St. Tel. Wil 1304 LTG7-1tc HOME WANTED AT ONCE Brick or stucco preferred. 1 will pay $7,000 or $8,000 as in- itial payment on a home in Kenilworth or Winnetka, not ex- ceeding $25,000 in price. Desire 5 or 6 bedrooms and 2 baths. Must be convenient to trans- portation. Will give this my immediate attention as quick action is desired. Address, A-35, Lake Shore News. LTG7-1tc suitable for two and Phone Wil. or apartment baby; must be reasonable. 2307. LTGT7-1tc _ FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT--BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH- ed bed room, breakfast room, kitchen and bath, h. w. heat, new, also single or double room, 23% blocks Hubbard Woods Station. Tel Win. 1765. LTGT7-1tc FOR RENT--FURNISHED APARTMENT 7 rooms, 2 baths, near Uhiversity, 1. C. and '"L."" Phearle, 6031 Kimbark Ave. 2nd. Tel Midway 5448. FOR RENT--ROOMS 3 ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT HOUSE- keeping privileges or will rent entire house (furnished) option of retaining one room. Call 460 Jefferson St. Glen- coe. TG40-1te CENTRAL HOTEL -- NICE CLEAN outs. rms., steam ht., hot and cold rung. water. Tel. Wil. 1080, 629 Main St., Wil LT5-tfc FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM, NEAR Community house Winnetka, one or two persons, $25 per mo. Tel. Win. 517-JX 3 TG40-1tc FOR RENT--FURNISHED RMS. ALSO housekeeping apt. Tel. Wil, 935-M. Nr all trans. LT1-tfe FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM AT 930 Elm St.,, Winnetka. Tel. Win. 1240 T39-tfc FOR SALE--THREE SOLID MAHOG- any bookcases, 42 in. wide, and 65 in. high. Five sectional Wernecke book cases, mahogany finish eastern mink shoulder cape. Very good bargain. Phone Winnetka 607 LTGT7-1tc FOR SALE--Bassinet on wheels, rag rugs 8x10, nursery furniture, all ex- cellent condition. Other household articles. Tel. Wil. 2573. PIANOS TUNED EXPERT PIANO TUNING, REPAIRING. L. W. Foster, piano maker, Call your home tuner. Tel. Win, 509-J LTG49-tfc ~ LOST AND FOUND ; LOST--GERMAN POLICE DOG, MALE. Sunday on Ridge Ave., near Ash. Dark brown and black back. Chain collar and tag, 10833. Communicate with Winnetka police or owner, 568 Hill Terrace. Lib- eral reward. T40-1tc WILL PAY REWARD For return of house painter's ladder, taken from 559 Longwood Ave., Hal- loween night. Tel Glen. 210, LOST--AIREDALE MALE, BLACK SAD- dle, had harness and Winn. license No. 47, Answers to name of '"Hootch." Children's pet. Reward. Tel. Winn. 1620. T40-1tc LOST--KEYS IN LEATHER CASE, Sunday Dec. 10th. Tel. Winn. 602, lost on Sheridan Rd., Winn, T40-1tc MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS James B. MacFarlane (Formerly with Mandel Bros.) Interior Decorator Is now located at 519 4th Street Wilmette Interior Decorating, Ubpholstering, Draperies, Slip Covers, for Furniture and Autos, Etc. Full Line of Finest Fabrics Advice and Estimates given. Phone Wilmette 2228 FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM, 932 Cherry St. Tel. Winn, 533-M. T39-2tc WANTED TO RENT--ROOMS WANTED--ROOM OR ROOM AND board, latter preferred, for young lady. Tel Winn. 1421. T40-1tc WANTED--ROOM AND BOARD HIGH SCHOOL GIRL DESIRES ROOM and board in exchange for part time work, willing worker, ref. Address Lake Shore News, A-32. LT7-1tc HELP WANTED--FEMALE WANTED--GENERAL GIRL, WHITE, for downstairs work and cooking. Pro- testant preferred, between 25 and 35 years of age. Refs. required. Will pay $18 to capable girl. Phone Wil. 1962 LTG7-1tc WANTED--MAID FOR GENERAL housework, small family, white prefer- red, references. Tel. Wil. 1925, 531 'Washington St. Wilmette. T40-1tc WANTED--AT ONCE, GIRL OR woman to assist with housework and care of two-year-old child. Ref. Tel. Win 1487. TG40-1tc WANTED--EXP. MAID FOR GENERAL housework, family of 3, no washing. Ref. Tel. Kenil, 2134. TG40-1te WANTED--MAID IN FAMILY OF adults, good wages, 720 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka. Tel. Win. 1819. WANTED--SOMEONE TO MAKE CUN- ning outfit for Christmas doll. Tel Winn. 366. T40-1tc WANTED -- WOMAN TO SERVE Christmas dinner, 3 o'clock. Call Kenil. 869-J. TG40-1tc WANTED--STENOGRAPHER WANTED--A GOOD STENOGRAPHER with experience, living on the North Shore. Tel. Win. 254 or in own hand- writing address Lake Shore News, A-31. LTG7-1te Vl A EXCELLENT FINISH COOK AND SEC- ond maid desire position together, de- pendable and capable, cook has well behaved child of 4. Best ref; for infor- mation call Win, 1364, Saturday eve. T40-1tc I WOULD LIKE TO ENTERTAIN children through the holidays with child impersonating and Christmas stories Thelina Pedr] Wick, 649 Deming Place. Tel. Lincoln 0721, Chi- cago. LTGT7-1te DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER, EXPER- ienced, competent, best references, wants few more day customers. Tel. E. M. Cooper, Edgewater 1858 or Win. 1622 on Sunday T39-2te EXPERIENCED WHITE WOMAN wishes ironing or cleaning by day or half day. Tel. Wil, 1080. T40-1tp SPECIAL Seven room brick house, Ridge Ave fine condition, owner leaving country, must sell at once, Price $12,500, cash $4,000, $75 per month including int. M. L. MOODY & CO. 511 Fourth St. Wilmette Mrs. Beckett Tel. Wil. 2248 Tel. Ev. 8108 LTGT7-1te WILL BUILD YOUR HOME FOR CASH or monthly payments. CHARLES BRETHOLD Loans, Fire, Liability, Theft and Auto Insurance, First and Second Mortgages. 545 W. Railroad Ave. Tel. Wil. 65. LT36-trc FOR SALE--WINNETKA EAST 8 ROOM frame house, wooded lot, very attrac- tive living room with fireplace, 4 master bed rooms and maid's room, one bath, sleeping porch and screened front porch, HELP WANTED--MALE SALESMAN -- REAL ESTATE -- ONE living in Glencoe by firm with offices in Chicago making specialty of high grade North Shore suburban, also one residing in Kenilworth, excellent opportunity. Answers confidential. Address, A-33 Weekly Talk. LTGT7-1te CHAUFFEUR, EXPERT MECHANIC, IN Hubbard Woods Call LEE it -1te SITUATION WANTED--MALE BY CHAUFFEUR, TOURING SPECIAL- ist or priv. family. Take care of home. American, white, single, age 35, 15 years in 4 priv. families, without acci- dent, safety first. Gilt-edge ref. Phone Oakland 1391. LT7-1tp WANTED--FURNACES TO CARE FOR and general work. Tel. Winn. 1644 T39-3tc WILL TAKE CARE OF FURNACES AND day work. Call Winnetka 502-M. close to transportation and school. Price T40-2tp $12,000 Phone Winnetka 314, LTGT7-1te FOR SALE--HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE--VACANT ENAMEL LINED REFRIGERATOR amy VACANT + WILMETTE On Chestnut, Ashland, Elmwood 7 Wil- mette agents will show it to you. John P. Gage, Vineland, N. J. LTG6-5te FOR SALE--LAKE BLUFF EAST SIDE, beautifuly woded lot, 50x150, 2 blocks lake, 2 blocks to depot. Good buy. Call Glen, 976. LTGT7-1tc $45.00, 100 1b. capacity, brass double bed with springs $18.00, Mahogany exten- sion dining table $14.00, 2 iron bed spr. and mattress $6.50 each, 3 oak book cases with glass doors, $4.50 each Gas range $12.00, Velour portieres $8.50. Other household furnishings for sale, 567 Ash St., Tel. 299 Winnetka. T40-1tc FOR SALE--GORGEOUS, OBLONG MA- hogany table and chairs, covered in real mohair, plate glass top on table, price $250, also gorgeous torchere $50, even- ing and dinner dresses, sizes 36 and 16. Tel for appointment Wil. 1749. LTGT7-1te FOR SALE--HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE--FURNITURE, RUGS, CART, anything bought, sold and exchanged. piano, fixtures, plbg. lumber, stoves; 808 Oak St., Win. Tel. 1212, LTG3-tfc FOR SALE--DINING ROOM RUG, ALSO silk and chiffon lamp shade. Tel: Wil 1984, 332 Washington Ave. Wilmette. FOR SALE--MAHOGANY DAVENPORT, library table, chairs, rugs, kitchen gas range. Call Winn. 64. T40-1tc FOR SALE--$200 VICTROLA FOR $100, with 50 records. Tel. Kenilworth 1558. TG40-1tc FOR SALE--9x12 BRUSSEL"S RUG, reas. Tel. Wilmette 1074. TG40-1tc FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES VALUES 'When you buy a used Ford car from us we invite comparison as to condi- tion--year of car and price. We sell our used cars at cost and back them up with service. 1922 Touring, No. 6183574 excellent condition, $250. Ton Truck, No. 3382437 Pneu. good tires, $90. 1921 Sedan, $325. 1920 Coupe, completely overhauled, $290. 1917 Runabout, regular de- mountable, $50. Can 'you afford to be with- out a car? 1917 Sedan, wire wheels, $190. R s RELIABLE D *_ DEPENDABLE C "sCARS R. D. CUNNINGHAM 810 Church St. near Postoffice Phone 4884---6949 FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES PAIGE TOURING, 7 PASS. RUN ONLY 21,000 miles, excellent condition, new burn-off paint job, wire wheels, 5 good cord tires, semi-California top. Sell cheap. Owner, Winnetka 794. LTGT7-1te DODGE* COM. CHASSIS, 1920. FORD touring, 1918. Humpmobile, 1921. WERSTED MOTOR CO. Tel. Winn, 165. 562 Lincoln Ave. . LTG7-1tc "OR SALE--5 PASS OVERLAND TOUR. car in good condition. 5 new tires. 1918 model, Bargain for quick sale. Tel. Win. 1492, T40-1te FOR SALE, 1922 FORD COUPE, PRICE $400. May be seen at Richardson's Gar- age, 724 Elm St. Winn, LTGT7-1te FOR SALE--DOGS "OR SALE--HANDSOME FULL BLOOD- ed German police dog. Well trained, good around children. Responsible party can have dog on approval, no dealers need apply. Tel. Evans. 1709 Evenings. LTGT7-1tp FOR SALE--GENUINE AIREDALE puppies, healthy stock, call at 1627 Wal- nut Ave., Wilmette. T40-2tc FOR SALE--PUPPIES. TEL. WIN. 1013 TG40-1tc WANTED TO BUY--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY--SECOND-HAND furniture and other household goods. Highest price paid for same. Crost Furniture Store. 1004-06 Emerson St., Evanston, Ill. Phone 189. LTG17-tfc WANTED--SMALIL BICYCLE FOR 8 year old boy. Tel. Winn. 1813. T40-1tp ___ FOR _SALE--MISCELLAN EOUS FOREIGN CHRISTMAS GIFTS Shop in the home, away from crowds. By appointment. Tel. Wil. 802-M. Miss Lascelles, .602 Lake Ave. LTGT7-1tc SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER--FULL sized motion picture machine, com- plete with 2000 feet film, worth $150 will sacrifice 20 vols. Encyclopedia Britanica. Bargain, also misses' and ladies' shoes, (small size.) Call 460 Jefferson Ave., Glencoe. LTGT7-1tp FOR SALE--TWO COASTER SLEDS, one pair boy's skates, one pair skates on shoes, (new) also one Simmons brass bed, box springs and hair mattress. Call Win. 613. LTGT7-1te IRISH SETTER DOG, PAIR OPERA glasses, manual training bench, child's meccano, also "structo parts model." Tel. Win. 220 LTGT7-1tc FOR SALE--DINING ROOM SET $25, boy's velocipede, large size, girl's tri- cycle, both excellent condition. Tel. Winn 1512. LTGT7-1te FOR SALE--UNDERWOOD TYPE- writer, model 5, first class condition. Address Lake Shore News, A-34, LTG7-1tc FOR SALE--RANGER BICYCLE, 20 IN. drop frame model, excellent condition Price $15. Tel. Winn 682. LTGT7-1te Complete 10,000 Miles of Federal Aid Roads in Year Ten thousand miles of federal aid highways were completed in the fiscal year, bringing the total to 19,303, ac- cording to an announcement from the bureau of public roads. Texas, the largest state in the Unit- ed States, leads the list with 1,733 miles, while Minnesota is second with 1,416. Texas also is first in mileage under construction, with 1,408, and Nebraska second, with 970. Iowa, which is waking up to the fact that it needs good roads is third with 945 miles. Texas and New York received the largest allotments of federal aid, which is distributed on the basis of population and mileage of state high- ways. The bureau of public roads also has completed 1,352 miles of highways in the national forests, and there are 617 miles under construec- tion in these public lands. These roads will open to the public regions of great ratural beauty. More than thirty miles of bridges have been built under the federal aid highway program since 1916. One of the largest is that from Mandan to Bismarck in North Dakota. His more than three and a half miles in length and cost nearly $1,500,000. Falls Two Feet and Is Rendered Unconscious Phyllis Dally, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Dally, 1031 Oak street, was rendered unconscious one day early this week when she fell from the "monkey bars" at the Horace Mann school playgrounds. The fall was a distance of two feet and the child was quickly revived at the school medical station. 8 NEW CARDINALS BLESSED Rome.--Amidst ceremonies cen- turies old, the eighteen new cardinals on Monday received the papal bless- ing today at a public consistory at the Vatican. PES MY HEART PROVES WME North Shore Players to Be Congratulated By Glenn Bruce Judging from the appreciation of the audiences which met the perfor- mances, "Peg O' My Heart" last week at Winnetka and Evanston, the North Shore Players have the monopoly of a large place in the hearts of north shore drama lovers. The audiences were "all for " the production and from the very first act the players realized this and were encouraged tremendously. To present a play as familiar as this comedy of youth by J. Hartley Manners takes courage, but last week's actors un- der the efficient direction of Jessie Royce Landis did it so skillfully that the audiences soon knew it wasn't the plot, but the North Shore Players in- terpretations that so fascinated. Perhaps it was that Peg's Irish sim- plicity was refreshing; maybe, after all, it was just Elizabeth Duffy her- self. But, from the very moment that she made her first courtsey, the audi- ence in its entirety was nodding smiles of approval back. Miss Fanelma Schulmeyer was, throughout the play, an attractive and very interesting Ethel Chichester, W. Harlan Ware's portrayal of Alaric Chichester was unusually excellent character work, as was Earl Fox's in a minor role, the butler. The most convincing actor was Benn F. Cars- well as Mr. Brent, while Miss Neola Northum in her interpretation of Mrs. Chichester is to be commended for her consistency. Miss Klein and Giles Weise were satisfactory in less im- portant roles. Joe Driscoll was very pleasing as the hero, and the audience was thoroughly satisfied that Peg's future happiness was insured when he took her into his hands. The lighting effects were of superi- or grade. Especially successful was the storm presentation, The proceeds from the Winnetka performance went to the American Legion. BISHOP ANDERSON 13 SUNDAY CLUB SPEAKER A Capella Choir Gives Music Program Bishop Charles P. Anderson of the Chicago. Diocese of the Episcopal church, will be the speaker at the Wilmette Sunday Evening club, on the evening of December 17. Bishop Anderson is one of the best known clergymen in the United States and is particularly well known on the north shore where he appears fre. quently, both in connection with his diocesan duties and as a public speak- er. While Sunday evening's topic has not been announced, Bishop Anderson is certain to have a message of vital interest and importance to Sunday Evening club members and friends, Augmenting the address of the eve- ning will be a special program of music by the A Cappella Choir of Northwestern university, under direc- tion of Peter C. Lutkin. This splen- did musical organization is too well known on the north shore to require further comment. Sunday's program is certain to be one of the most valuable services of the 1922-23 Sunday Evening club sea- son and a large attendance is antici- pated by the officers of the club. Much Light is Lost by Using Unwashed Globes: A pan of soap-suds is one of the- most effective means yet discovered for increasing electric illumination. Electric lamps often get dirty, espe- cially in the kitchen, where there is grease and steam. Tests made recently disclosed that four classes of dirt often collect on electric light globes. They are dust and dry dirt, oily and greasy dirt, acid fumes deposits and spots of" paint, tar and varnish. : After the globes dave been washed' In soap and water their average light increase was shown to be as follows: Dust and dry dirt globes, 78.4 per cent. Oily dirt grease and acid fumes globes, 14% per cent. Paint, varnish and tar globes, 67.2 per cent. spatted