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WINNETKA TALK October 24, 1925 \/ 2 ay. . No | A i { yD -- ; PW id Counsel HE MORE one deals with a Bank, the more he or she real- izes that Banks are intensely hu- man institutions. A Bank is vastly more than a mere strong-box. It must be friendly, helpful, constructive--a power for community welfare through liberal community helpfulness. Feel free to ask our counsel on fi- nancial matters at any time. Our officers regard your consultation as a benefit for mutual good. Know this as "the friendly bank." A State Bank WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK Elm Street at Center LEE SAYS: TWENTY-FIVE years ago when A MAN drove into Winnetka IN AN automobile just ABOUT everybody rushed OUT to see the strange SIGHT and some of us SHOOK our heads and SAID the blamed things WOULD never be practical BECAUSE we'd never be ABLE to get the horses USED to 'em; and now AN airplane can buzz ALONG overhead and the GENERAL public will HARDLY take the trouble TO look up, A Sure Cold and right in Breaker LINE with the progress OF THE times we want LEE'S TO mention Lee's Cold Tablets and COUGH-SYRUP which RANKS with the LEE'S AIRPLANE and the RADIO among our MODERN achievements AND adds much to THE pleasure of MANKIND. Cough Syrup ADAMS PHARMACY The Rexall Store Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 ip FORNEY RAS 1) [CPLR Ra So adi