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$221 hHK LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923 ilMiSiiilfej Watch Telephone Manners, | Beauty Specialist Advises Who says beauty is but skin deep? Edna Kent Forbes doesn't think so And she ought to know, for she con- ducts a series of "Beauty Chats" which are syndicated to papers all over the country. Beauty, as Miss Forbes views it from the standpoint of an expert, is at least voice deep. Discussing "Tele- phone Personality" in a recent "chat" the'writes: "If you call a strange number and a disagreeable voice says: 'Hallo, huh, what do you want-?' think of the dis- agreeable impression you immediately receive 1 That is one way, though, not a very admirable one, of projecting personality. "How different from the impression received when a pleasant voice gives a courteous answer and you have the feeling of smiling good will at the other end of the wire. Most people do not know how to answer a tele- phone* The statement applies partic- ularly to the young girls sitting at switchboards in our modern business offices. There may be quickness and efficiency behind the crisp, curt tones, but there is absolutely no personality and no feeling that this firm would go out of its way to be nice to you. In these modern days your home or your office is usually visited first by tele- phone. What sort of impression do you give out when you pick up the receiver? "I do not know which is worse, the voice which is crisp, curt and imper- sonal, or the voice which may mean to be pleasant enough, but which lacks force and spirit. This lack of spirit is often due to nothing but the inability to throw the voice properly or to enunciate properly. "These are defects which can and should be overcome. If you put pleas- antness and good will into your man- ner you will give a good impression of yourself over the telephone wire. Re- member that the other person has only your voice and words by which to judge you." ______ . ROOFING What is it worth to you to know of a better roof than a reliable roofer? There is a vast difference in roofing ma- terial, also in the method of laying it. Consequently a big difference in the number of years it will last. Be sure you get the greatest value for your money. Be guided by facts-not-promises. Be protected by a guarantee that means something. Over the Old Wood Shingles Oar Specialty We positively do not have any agents canvassing from door to door and therefore save the home owner what is commonly known as the agents' commissions, ten per cent or twenty five to forty dollars, depending entirely on the size of residence and quality of material used. Flex-A-Tile Johnt-Manville ___ ^X^jpai-Xoiiir FtmKote ~ ......,„., Product* ................... y ^A small payment will reroof your residence; balance likerei^ A^^|:^IJ07 Chicago Avenue f^'::;'-^r Telephone: Evanston $550 Residence: Evanston 8066 The Distinguishing Characteristic f||$i^%^r^ g&^' of the modern mortician is trie abil- ity to cope with any situation^jhat^ may come up in the performance ol /his:4uties.ffi|||f^ The funeral director^bf today is a] highly skilled professional man ren-5 dering a much more comprehensive) and complete service than did the i ^gn^erjiakiet" of.yesjer ;;.y^ars^||||||| W. C. T. U. Offers $50 Priie To Best Prohibition Oration The W. C. T. U. has offered a $50 prize to the student who composes and delivers the best oration on "Prohibi- tion." Liberal Arts students in North- western university are eligible to com- pete in the contest. The five contestants who receive the highest marks will be entitled to compete in a public contest and the winner will receive the Francis Willard prize. He will also be eligible to compete for a $100 prize in the Illi- nois Federation contest. W IN FORTY YEARJ "In forty years electricity has con- quered the cities, conquered the vil- lages and hamlets, and now stands on the edges of the crowded places loolc- ing out to see how it can reach the 6,000,000 homes in the open country. This is one of the next big problems of electric distribution," says Philip S. Rose in The Country Gentleman. WILL YS-KMGHTâ€"OVERLAND $1,235.00 F. O. B. Toledo $5*25.00 * SALES-ROOM 1649 BHBRMAN AVE. Phone Bvanstoa 140 =C H. BRIGGS SERVICE-STATION 1324-26 SHERMAN AVB. Phone Bvanaton 748 COURTESY AND SERVICE OUR MOTTO Day by Day in Every Way We are trying to make house work easy and save ~~^ money for you. _ TRY A EUREKATor a HMSILTON BEACH Vacuum Cleaner to Sweep ABSa GLEAN WASHING MACHINI To Wash SIMPLEX IRONER ^ â- :' To Iron IINGER ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE mmmMMMm.,/ ;^:v;i^' To Sew ::m:Mi s Charge Account 6 the Balance 828 DAVIS STREET l?^ Phones: Evanston 654 and 7120, Wilmette 526 Chicago Storeâ€"1950 Irving Path Boulevard Phone Gracehwd 4950 * PHONE il'i;i CHICAGO :3::,Ave4ii EVANSTON 60CL â- ft /JUkT DIS1INCTIV6 ......SERVICE m lIP^^ROTOi^ llilfloi^ Painting, Repairing, Supplies and Storage 562 Lincoln Ave. â- W%0 Phone Winnetka 165 Jirfpl mmMm :S,|i§g?. 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