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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918 War Emergency Notes = WAR ARCHIVES FOR RENT--;5-RCOM FLAT AND 4- room cottage, low rent. Phone Win. 1065 or 1212. T16-tfe FOR RENT--§-ROOM APARTMENT sleeping porch, 545 Lincoln avenue. Red Cross Reports for June The North End Winnetka Naval committee of the Red Cross reports 261 Hospital garments completed dur- ing the month of June. Maud R. Winne, Chairman. The Conservation Shop for month of June includes 305 garments. Mrs. Frank D. Fulton, Chairman. The report of garments for French orphans includes 285 finished articles. Eleanor Husband, Chairman. The Wool committee 175 finished articles the and 14 pairs of for reports for socks Red Cross] American | Fund for French wounded for month | of June. Mary H. Elmer, Chairman, Comforts and Knitting, Winnetka Auxil- iary No. 8. Comfort Kits Committee There were twelve and a hati Comfort kits filled and delivered to the War Emergency Union, during June. Ten were for drafted nlen and were delivered the 18 and 19 of June. Two were special kits: for Red Cross nurses, and the half kit was for a| boy whose mother wished to supply certain things; these were delivered on the 12 of June. Saida B. Withers. Chairman. Surgical Dressings Committee The quota in. Surgical dressings for, June was very small, the number completed for the month being 11,517. All were finished the first part of the month. except the tampons which were finished the last the month. We also belle for the Italian ings. 25 Bar- made Surgical dress- Grace E. Prindiville, working day of | Chairman. | French Orphan Garments The report of garments made for the month of June for the American Fund for French wounded and French orphans was 833. Marion IL. Walker, Chairman. Hospital Garments This department shipped 235 garments in June, 210 to the Red Cross, and 25 to the Italian Red Cross. The average attendance was larger atthe main work room than in May. We are still in the Honor Roll at Chicago heapdquarters. Mabel B. Boyden, Chairman. The Italian Relief Committee There were eight meetings of the committee. One hundred and six garments were finished. Bertha P. Lynde. +t + Lieutenant Frank W. recently transferred to 24th Class School of Fire, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. RUTH BALLUFF TELLS SAD STORY | (Continued from Page One) round-eyed weary children. Tonight the Red Cross installs a canteen at the Gare des Invalides, where neither vestiaire nor canteen has yet heen installed. This, our most generous friends at home, is real emergency work. It can't be done tomorrow or next week, but is to be done now, to- day. Our stores will dwindle, our hig boxes of civilian clothing empty like magic as camion after camion re- turns to the Alcazar for a new load. Please help us, and through us, this so sorely tried population of the Aisne and Marne. And remember that "who gives quickly gives twice" John McEven, 548 Cherry street, giving all his time to the government work in: U. S. Shipbuilding Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation, Chica- go. is + Lawrence Ambrose Henderson has been transferred from the Great Lakes naval training station to New London, Connecticut. Loans To Our Allies With recent loans of nearly $16,- 000,000 to Greece and $11,000,000 to Belgium, the aggregate loans made by the United States to our allies now amount to practically $6,000,000,000. completed and] Kultchar was | | have been melted into bullion by the | | United StatesTreasury, | | | of the | |. | { ficates withdrawn. By Mrs. Florence Capron The War Archives Committee of the Winnetka War Emergency Union is anxious for the co-operation of ail citizens in collecting material under the following headings: Service Department. I. Army, Navy and Aviation. a) Photographs of men. b) Letters. c) Newspaper clippings. II. Civilians in War Service (abroad). 1. Red Coos. z C.M. C.7A. 3:Y. W.-C./A. IL. 1. Food Conservation. 2. Fuel Conservation. 3. Legal Aid. 4. Training Camp Social Service. 5. Miscellaneous. I Department. ergency. 1. Patriotic Meetings. Publicit Home Guard. 4. War Recreation (entertainment). 5. War Gardens. 6. Drives. Red Cross. Liberty Loan. ! War Savings. YM. CA War Recreation. 7. Collection of War Posters. 8. Juvenile War Activities. II. War Relief Work. 1. Red Cross. 2. Navy League. 3. French Relief. 4. Belgium. 5. Italian. Any information should be sent to the War Emergency Union office at Community House. During the period war, the committee plans to simply file away this material. Later on it will be preserved in suitable book form and placed in our Public Library. -No one in active war work at home or abroad should be for- gotten. Help the committee all calr. Exportation of Silver Sixty-four million silver dollars most of which has been exported to India. Fifty: eight million dollars of silver certi- ficates have been withdrawn from circulation and destroyed as the silver on..which they were secured was melted down. The Treasury sll holds 426,000,000 silver dollars, against which 00,000,000 in silver certi- | ficates are outstanding. New Feder- | 1 reserve bank notes of the deno- minations of $1 and $2 are bheing| issued to replace the silver certi- Army Theaters Prosperous Uncle training camp thea- $3,500,000 business in Sam's | ters will do a the first vear of operation under the | Commission on Training Camp Activ- oties if the people back home will provide the soldiers with their eis by sending Siiileage | says the Smileage Division commission. Smileage them DO oks, of coupons to the amount of $355,000 have been re-| | Limited Trains for Milwaukee Leave Winnetka at 6:28 A. M., deemed to date. | Classified Ads | Civilians inWar Service(at home) | tick- | the | Ayres Boal, 122 S. Michigan avenue. Tel. Harrison 1043. T16-4tc WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT--INTO _ OR through September, small house with garden, in or near Winnetka. Moder ate rent. 3 ladies with maid. 2120 Lincoln Park West, Chicago. Phone Lincoln 1064. T17-1te T HELP WANTED Ry WANTED--AUTOMOEBILE MECHAN- ies and apprentice. Winnetka Motor Company. 32-123-tfc WANTED--BOY 16 YEARS OR OVER to work in printing office. Good op- portunity to learn well-paying trade. Apply Lake Shore Publishing Co, 1222 Central Avenue, V Wilmette. SITUATIONS WANTED CET MISS CARLSTEN DOU YOUR dressmaking and alterations. Phone Winnetka 911 before 8 a. m. T29-tfe "WANTED POSITION--TAKING CARE of children half-days. Phone Win. 51432, _excepting Sunda T17-1tc ! | EXPERIENCED C "CHAUFFER DE position; can furnish best refer | Tel. Win. 1308, | YOUNG. BOY, 16 position of T17- YEARS OF AGE some Kind. Ne at nd of ood he cter Addr riS 1 1 street. <8 T LOST AnD FOUND POCKET - B $1.00 LOST- | about with seve Rut Risley. | Avenue Avenue or net} key the ni Centr: al in and r ing ral keys bearing Lost between and 1222 electric car station on 35-dhlt | COST--SMALL G CON- | taining baby's bathing suit, under: clothes, ete., July 4, on Sheridan Rd. Finder please notify Mrs. Harry Hansen, 260 Fairview avenue Win- netka. T17-1te FOUND--GIRL'S BICYCLE NEAR Sheridan Road. Call 969 Spruce street T17-2tp PERSONAL ATCHES AND OTHER GOODS LEFT for repairs by the following parties will be sold for charges if not called for before July 15th. Watches: Mr. Fitzgerald, Hubbard Woods; Mr. 1 Fuher, 635 Maple avenue, Winnetka; C. E. Jasperson, 388 Provident aven- ue; Mr. Goplan, 833 Cherry street; M. A. Martin, Winnetka; N. Brosius, WA 1tc | CONTAINING | Central | between | RAZOR BLADES--ALL KINDS SF NEW EMPLOYMENT AGENCY OPEN- razor blades sharpened while you wait. end. Mrs. O. Spiegel, proprietoress. Satisfaction guaranteed. Chandlers,' 545 Provident avenue. Phone 1475 630 Davis-st.. Evanston. .6-123-tfe Win. T17-tfo HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED THIS | month. Special price $2.00. Work | guaranteed. Patterson Bros, 308 W. Madison Se, Agency has the Glencoe News at his stands and is also the agent for : W. H. SALISBURY & Co. 1622 | Sherman avenue, Evanston. subscriptions. D.-H.- tf | @BO@OEst. 1855 . Chicago 9000 OYBURN WANTED T0 BUY_SECOND HAND IS ST., EVANSTON clothes. Holsman, 524 Davis street. Phone 4676 Evanston. Drop postal LTG3 34-tfo MR. A. B. COLLINS OF THE NEWS 00009 a 615 DA Matinees 2 and 4. Matinees 7 »nd 9 FRIDAY, JULY 12 CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "THE STUDIO GIRL" Burton Holmes Christie Comedy SATURDAY ONLY, JULY 13 KITTY CORDON in "TINSEL" and TOTO in "THE JUNK MAN" Hearst Pathe News MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 16, 17 'Pershing's Crusaders" The first official war films of the United States Government THURSDAY, JULY 18 NORMA TALMADGE in "De Luxe Annie" Winnetka; G. Walkey, 564 Provident | avenue. Clock, Auto. R. D. Whit- | man, Church and Hill, Winnetka. | Spoon. Beck, 386 Foxdale avenue, Winnetka. George W. Ettinghausen, | Winnetka, Ill LTG123-1te | i EAT I'o the residents of | On Saturdays, at 6:28 A. M., and every hour thereafter until 11:28 A. M., then every thirty minutes until 8:28 P. M., then every hour until 12:28 A. M. FOR SALE On Sundays, at 6:28 A. M,, 7:28 A. M,, and 8:28 A. M., and every thirty FOR SALE--2-TO} "CK, WISCON- : : / ASL 2 EON RUCK. WISCON. minutes thereafter until 11:28 P. M,, then 12:28 A. M. shape. Apply Wilmette Garage. 30-123-1tfc FUR SALIE--_LATE MODEL PAIGE. ] s . T : * six cylinder, seven passenger with t d t gluss sides; in perfect running con- JIT] € rains or inne a dition. did demonstrate. Cal), Wiis . raette 118 14-123-tfc x . FOR SALE TEN ACRES OF HAY. Leave Milwaukee at 5:45 A. M., and every hour thereafter until 9:45 P. M., Phone Win. 405. T17-1te ZT] Q $ + AT A / ' hi z then 11:15 P. M. Saturdays, at 5:45 A. M., ¢ avery - FOR 57 IBY CARRIAGE, $10.00, nd ther 11:13 P. M Saturdays A A. M and every hour thereafter un basinette, $1.50; childs bed and matt- til 10:45 A. M., then every thirty minutes until 7:45 P. M., then 8:45 P. M,, ress, $1.50. 1070 North avenue. pe i ia i 5 - T17-1te 0:45 P. M., 10:45 P. M., 11:15 P. M.,, and 11:45 P. M. Sundays at 5:43 A. M,, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE | 6:45 A. M.. and 7:45 A. M, and every thirty minutes thereafter until FOR SALE--USED PIANOS AND ) J players; overhauled. Guaranteed 11 45-P. M Washburn, Lyon & Healy, $150.00; Kimball, $90.00; Shoninger, $50.00; Spadorff, $85.00; Lakeside, $145.00; Smith & Born, $85.00; 88-note player with rolls, Wheelock-Eolian make, 250.00. Easy payments. 'atterson 1522 Sherman avenue, Evans- LTG35-tfe 'Oi SALE--WILL SELL CHEAP MY $250massive mahogany cabinet grand talking machine; just from the fac- tory; used less than a week. No fair offer refused. Call and see it. 317 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. 32-123-tfe FOR SALE--LIVING ROOM AND DIN- ing room table. 1066 North avenue, Hubbard Woods. FOR SALE--ANTIQUE sideboard and table, cabinet. Price $150.00. Talk B-99. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT----2 for light housekeeping; bath, laun-~ dry facilities; hot water heat. 883 Oak street, Winnetka. 674-M. T15~tfe "T15-3te MAHOGANY six chairs and Address T17-1tp FURNISHED ROOMS 137 South Clark New Limited Service NORTH SHORE LINE Limited Service which will be maintai For farther information apply at nearest ticket NORTH SHORE LINE Chicago Ticket Office: Phone Central 8280 via the Winnetka, the North Shore Line offers the following ved until further notice: and every hour thereafter until 11:28 P. M. office of the Milwaukee Ticket Offiice: 187 Second Street Phone Grand 1136 1 Winnetka Ticket Office: Street Passenger Station Phone Winnetke 963