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i WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918 Classified Ads FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE NOTICE--DON'T BUY A $250 TALK- ing machine for $65 and think you are getting more than $656 worth; you are not; don't buy unknown makes; be careful; we carry only the best make; get our advice. Pat- terson Bros. 1522 Sherman Avenue, Evanston. : LTG-51tfc FOR SALE--WEBER PIANO, PARLOR upright, mahogany case; bargain; $90. Phone Win. 1101. T34-1tc NEED A SEWING MACHINE? OVER 500 used and new sewing machines on sale; Singer, White, Wheeler & 'Wilson, all other makes; see our new Singer electric; we carry everything in sewing machines. Patterson Bros, 1522 Sherman avenue, Evanston. LTG5H2-1te FOR SALE--ONE SANITARY COUCH, complete; one small oak book-case; oak china closet; 3-burner gas plate; also Brap Grummer, Sete complet 5.00; like new. a n. -W. $8005 T34-1tp FOR SALE--GENUINE LEATHER Turkish couch; double spring; fine condition; Morris chair and living- room rocker; big sacrifice; make of- fer. 1141 Ashland Ave. Phone Win. 942. T33-2tc NOTICE--BEFORE BUYING SEE THE Sonora Talking machine; received the first prize at the World fair for tone; also hear the Victor and Grafonola: these are the three best makes. Patterson Bros. 1522 Sher- man avenue, Evanston. LTG-521te FOR QUICK SALE--BARGAINS IN furniture. Dining-room set; bed- room furniture; living-room table and chairs; porch furniture, etc. Phone Win. 1113 or inspect at 809 T34-1tc Linden ave. M|EWAL ESTATE 2 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--10-ACRE improved farm; good buildings, Al- legan, Mich. Applv Fred Rruning. 616 Prairie Ave. Wilmette, Illinois. L49-4tc FOR RENT FOR RENT--5-ROOM FLAT AND 4- room cottace, low rent. Phone Win. 1065 or 1212. T16-tfc BIGHT ROOM HOUSE, LARGE FRONT vard with trees. new heating plant. 'N® Prospect avenue. Tle. Owner. Win. 1529. T19-tfc FOR RENT_SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW, modern improvement; newly decorat- ed throughout; reasonable rent; con- cession. 1078 Elm street. Key at 1062 Elm street or phone Englewood 9606. _ T34-2tp FOR RENT--FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, bath and kitchen; reasonable. Phone Win. 494. T34-tfe FOR RENT--ROOM. 947 OAK STREET Phone Win. 932. = T34-1tc FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM FOR gentleman; one block from Hubbard Woods station. 916 Linden ave. or phone Win. 743. T34-1tc ARLP WANTED WANTED_GIRL FOR GENERAL house work; no laundry; small fam- ity: nurse also-kept. LTG52-1te SWANTED_GIRL TO ASSIST WITH housework from 9 to 2 daily. Tel. 'Win. 543-W. T34-1tc STTUATIONS WANTED LP CARLSTEN DO YOUR LRT MISR Aressmakineg and alterations. Phone T29-tfe Winnetka 911 hefore 8 a. m. PERSONAL READ THIS. CHRISTMAS IS COM- ING AND THE GIFT PROBLEM TROUBLES YOU. SOLVE IT BY GIVING A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL. SATUR- DAY ZVENING POST AND COUN- TRY GENTLEMAN. IT WILL BE APPRECIATED. SUBSCRIBE THROUGH A RELIABLE AGENT. A. M. SCHAEFER. 1501 WASHINGTON AVENUE. PHONE WILMETTE 969-W. L51-dh-tf #R. A. B. COLLINS OF THE NEWS ~Agency has the Glencoe News at his stands and is also the agent for suhseriptions. D.-H.-tf LOST AND FOUND i LOST--WHITE SCOTCH PUPPY; FE- male; about five months olt; brown spots on head, back and tail. Please return to owner, C. D. Dallas, 1124 Pine street, Winnetka. Suitable re- ward. T34--tc MISCELLANEOUS Wr BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK, AND we pay the best prices. Paper. rags. iron. bottles and all kinds of junk. J. Golinskyv. R22 Prairie ave. Wil- mette. Telephone 1150 Wilmette Junk collectire for the Red Croas. LTG37-tfp WANTED TO UY--SECOND HAND clothes. Hoisman, 524 Davis street. Phone 4676 Evanston. Drop postal © LTG34-tfe SHAMPOING, HAIRDRESSING, manicuring, facial massage, elec- trolysis, and scalp treatment; will call at home. Prices reasonable; . best references. Phone Win. 846. Miss Tannersen. T33-2tc ROUGH DRY AND LAUNDERED work or plain sewing. Mrs. W. W. -Miller, 995 Elm street. T34-1tc Communication November 2, 1918 Editor, Lake Shore News. Dear Sir: -- i There are many people who do not believe that so-called evil can re- sult in benefit. Of course the true logic of this idea is the fact that usually "evil" is good. We like peace, we admire beauty, we want health and happiness. The evidence in daily life: does not show that we invite these good things, these good results. The preferred way seems to be the "hard road", unwilling to be wise and choose the constructive in thought, word and. deed. ! ges ; The tragedy of the War! Yet good wins the day, through the sorrow, sacrifice and horror of it, forcing home its hard lesson. The influenza came along, it made Kin ULL LLL LLL EZ 2777 Zar 777, | Jesus were a success with Him. This 'work was a daily practice of Divine WLLL LLL LLL dd Fd Ed ddd dedi A Yrorlamation Sunday, November 10, has been set aside by national headquarters as United War Work Campaign Sunday. A combined budget has been pre- pared for the war activities of the Young Men's Christian association, the Young Wom- en's Christian association, the National Catholic War council, the Jewish Welfare board, the War Camp Community service, the American Library associa- tion and the Salvation Army. Upon that day subscriptions will be received for this com- mon fund. The fourth liberty loan, which has just successfully closed, was to provide for the material needed in war. The united war work campaign aims to provide funds for those great agencies which minister to the moral and spiritual needs of our sol- diers in the field. It is, there- fore, a true complement to the liberty loan. Liberty loans pro- vide the means by which our soldiers can successfully meet with the enemy in actual bat- tle. But there is much of the time when our boys are not in combat with the foe. At such times the men need a thousand things which the army regula- tions cannot provide. They need those influences which go to make up a wholesome home; they need recreation; they need the presence of spiritual in- fluence. These can only be supplied through the great agencies named above. Our armies are fighting the battle of civilization. Surely, then, we should muster in full force, as near the battle lines as possible, all civilizing in- fluences. This is being done through the agencies which vou will be asked to help on November 10, United War Cam- paign Sunday. Proof constantly comes from the battle fronts of the effect- ive and beneficent influence of these organizations. There never was a cleaner army, morally, in the history of the world, than the American army of today. There never was an army, as is abundantly shown. more deeply moved by spiritual influences. This is due, in a large measure to the influence of the organizations you are now asked to help. And let it not be forgotten that the morale of our soldiers--the ad- ministration of the world--is greatly strengthened by the activities of these organiza- tions. Our people, through the lib- UL 27777 2 Zr Zr rr, LULL 2 2 2 2 ZZ 2272207 77777777777, SILL LILILL LL ILLIA IL LL LLL LL AAA SA HS FAA I HA A A AA AAA A AAA A AAP LL erty loans, have generously supplied the materials for war. I.et them now, in this united war work campaign, make equal contribution to the moral and spiritual welfare of our men at the front. Frank O. Lowden. Lizz zzzrzzzizzziiiz]izzzzzzzZzzzzz;;?zdddizidididiiiiiit ULL ET TZ EZ ZZ 272777777, LULL 2 27777770070, 7777, LULL 7 227777777777 liad, us think of public welfare. So many people afflicted, the effort to protect everybody was soon in practice. Even the street cars in the big city were cleaned up and an effort made to avoid the miserable overcrowding. All of these good works should be exercised at all times, then less and less of evil would appear. If we re- fuse to learn of good willingly, then Life, Providence, Omnipotence, forc- es the lesson on our intelligence. No matter how selfish anyone may he they can not get away from their fellow beings. The sooner we realize the great far-reaching meaning of this "One-ness" of life the easier and happier daily life will be. Tradition is a hard thing to kill and is one of the weakest of stand- ards. 'This war has finished one ancient fashion, the wearing of mourning. We question. why the devotion to black apparel. when a so! has gone on its onward journey? The spirit of today discerns a meaning in all events, rather than the will to follow tradition. The pure and noble teachings of thought. If His teaching has not been unheld we do know the reason why. A few of the great ones, have made living an Art, Verv trulv yours. Mrs. T. F. Beadnell, 1028 Elmwood avenue. By William G. McAdoo Back of the trenches of France run our rear-line trenches of America. In them everv one of us is a soldier on 'duty. The Libérty loan is a service in which every man. woman and child may take part. Children may carry the creed of oatriotism into 'their own homes. Because of thi' influence a child may help sell Lib- ertv bonds. I hereby appoint every child of school age in the United States a soldier of the Liberty loan. Unconditional Surrender of Drudgery in the Home If You install That Washing Machine--- Ironer or Vacuum Cleaner TODAY Why do women go on working week after week and year after year, doing their House- work in the same way their Grandmothers and Great Grandmothers did it? What chance would we have to win the War or demand Unconditional Surrender of the = Huns if we used the methods and the kind of Thor Washing Machine SUNS and ammunition our Great Grandfathers used? IF THE MEN DID THE WASHING would your husband rub the clothes with his knuckles on the washboard and turn the hand wringer for half a day? NO! He wouldn't. In less than five minutes he would STOP and THINK. MEN THINK how to save them- selves. They seek the easiest and quickest way to get the best results. They build labor-saving machines and invent time-saving methods for doing their work easier and better, and every MAN who is a THINKING MAN should think of saving labor for his WIFE. MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME Show him that you can keep your home equally up to date with his office by thinking for yourself. Besides saving labor, these machines save you the money that has been wasted on extra soap, wear and tear on clothes, furnishing two meals to laundress and paying week after week for flat work sent out, to say nothing of the disappoint- ments saved. You Women Must Go Over The Top Stop wasting Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday trying to get your washing and ironing done. Let me show you how to doit all on Monday and have time to spare. I have Washing Machines and Ironing Machines from $75.00 up, and Vacuum Cleaners with all attachments for $10.00 up. D Federal Washer ur 2 I) ki sn he Simplex Ironer Ohio Vacuum Cleaner TI ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE Get your Christmas Tree Lights now. Only a few to be had. Bring your old sets for repair and new bulbs. Vacuum Cleaners For Rent Phone Today-- NOW---Evanston 2230 AMID THE DIN OF ALL THE DRIVES, DON'T IGNORE THE STILL SMALL VOICE TELLING YOU TO SAVE FOOD--SAVE EVERYTHING ~FADARBYZ Evan rut SHOP IS ae Dn TENET NS TT a rs dah A AR