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ANew York wong_n of some means| _ EW . RADIO .PROGRAM® _ €â€" _ left her husband just : thirtyâ€"seven‘ â€" ____â€"__ â€"â€"â€"~ FPOR CHI REN eents in her will. "It would be interâ€" *A o C E LD esting to know just how she arrived o o at the exact figure. â€" _ A new and interesting radio proâ€" ob tmamcnef rninmasmeme .1 â€" REFRIGERATORS 24 @nsumers @© . Thrifty Coal Users _ Are Placing Their Orders Now for Ice or Mechanical Refrigeration Jewett ‘ â€" Leonard â€" Seeger THOMAS BIGFORD COAL . COKE . JCE â€" BUILDING MATERIAL B V Yâ€" â€"Y OURâ€" COAL â€"ON A PPR oV AL Refrigeration Specialist Phone L. F. 908 ~â€" Phone Highland Park 2800 ied e Mc ies _ n El [â€"rHE TRriGGS MFG.cO,.HONTY Let us quote our reduced summer prices. The wise man buys his coal during the summer months when prices are lowest, deliveries clean and the fuel is of the best qualityâ€"clean and dry. T You will make a worthâ€"while saving in your heating costs next winter by letting us fill your bin sow with Consumers Guaranteed Coal or Coke. "Every ton uincM or we remove it and refund your money." * A new and interesting radio proâ€" gram, called «"My Bookhouse Storyâ€" time," is now being offered ~over WMAQ at 5:45 p. m. every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. It is a program full of good stories and fun for the childrenâ€"with an. important secret! . â€" Adv. LETr"FREDDIE FROG"xeer YOUR GARDEN POOL FILLED BRIGHTLY LACQUERED P __" Iast StGmintin T HE PR ES 8 The foot clinic alone will have facilâ€" ities for handling 500 patients a day. Thére â€"will be a surgical clinie for more serious foot cases, and two operâ€" ating rooms. The hospital also will conduct a dental clinic, as foot ailâ€" ments often are:â€"traceable to defective teeth. esc 2 Plans prepared by A. S. Graven, architect, call for a fourâ€"andâ€"aâ€"half stone facings. â€" The hospital wilt con: sist of threeunits, a central hall flanked by wings on either side, thus admitting daylight from every angle. Three sites are under consideration, but no definite selection has as yet been made. â€" | _ ‘The enterprise is .sponsored byâ€"th General Foot Hospital Association, Inc., of which Dr. Frank Furch is chairman; Dr. 0. N. Woolman, secreâ€" Relief for the army of foot sufferâ€" ers in Chicago and â€"vicinity is held out in the announcement of a $400,000 project for the erection here of a general foot <hospital. This will be the first hospital of its kind in Amerâ€" ica and will be modeled after simâ€" ilar establishments in London, Notâ€" Extensive â€" ect Started in ~â€"Chicago I:;oi‘mvide Boon â€" for Sufferers PLAN HOSPITAL FOR _ TREATMENT OF FEET 500 Patients a Day fective feet which are costing the Uniâ€" â€" _ ted States annually $100,000,000â€" in economic waste." ~ â€" f "< Qne in Reven .. . ; . "One .out .ofâ€" every seven Ameriâ€" cans," said Dr. Wollman, "is afflicted with flat feet, a disability which ranked second to tuberculosis as a cause for rejection during the world war. Many nervous diseases and orâ€" â€" Emphasizing the needâ€"of such an in&tm}t@on Dr. Woolman: pointed out: the fact that at least 1,000,000 people in Chicago are afflicted with foot ailâ€" ments to a greater or less degrce. The general hospitals, he said, offer no facilities for the relief of such cases, while at one small clinic conâ€" ducted by a charitable organization, hundreds of sufferers are turned away yearly, unable to receive even first aid. + s necessary funds, and is making its appeal "toâ€" publicâ€"spirited Chicagoans. tary, and H. A. Luse, treasurer. In undertaking to build and maintain a hospital devoted primarly to the treatment of foot cases, the foot speâ€" cialists . are joining hands with the medical fraternity. Already listed on the staff ar Dr. A. P. Heineck, surâ€" geon; Dr. T. J. Echerer, physician; Dr. H: A. Renz, dermatologist; Dr. Roy E.. Christie, specialist in children‘s diseases; Pr. W. H. Gilmore, roentâ€" genologist, Dr. C. A. Field, dentist; Dr. Maurice Bernstein, othopedic surâ€" geon, and a group of leading foot specialists. ; t â€"Campaign Committee fet A campaign committee under the direction of Harry G. Hoak, with Thursday, May 30, 1929 tei . se alt im pi th stc to sp is in br tio for