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ET ---- ry -------- Tr WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1919 HEALTH CENTER OPENS : CLASSES FOR MOTHERS te erm 3 TOW, At Atlantic City Mrs. Charles F. Pease, 720 Laurel avenue, left Wednesday for Atlantic City, N. J., where she will remain for month. OTTONE HELD TO taspecior Resigiis | GRAND JURY ON aad Seaton] LARCENY CHARGE [he resignation of A. H. Dann mark as Village inspector was accept- ed by the Village Board Tuesday CLASSIFIED ADS | Rates 1 - advertising An pi i | Albert Ottone, Wilmette sotar. | Seng TT Tm ---- te or -€lagsified: THE LAKE SHORE NEWS WINNETKA WEBKLY TALK GLENCOR NEWS i z 1%e per line first insertion In any paper. Beper line for eachsucceeding insertion ife per line first insertion in any two papers. 7 1-2c per line for each suc- seeding insertion. 20e per line first fmgertion in three papers. 10ec per line each succeeding insertion. Mini- 'maum charge on one time Ad 30e. Count 'five average words to a line. Advertisements for the Lake Bhore - Mews must be at our office by Wednes- day, neon; for the Winnetka Weekly and Glencoe News by Thursday deen HOUSRHOLD GOODS FOR SALE--USED PIANOS; ALMOST new Chickering, $275; almost new Patterson Bros, $325; Smith and Borns, $166; Twitchel, $115; Choppel, $0.00; Organ, $15.00; Wheelock, $65; ose and Sons, $90; $200 talking At Gross Point Health Center for North Shore Women IS BABIES' YEAR VENTURE | Free Instruction In Care of Homes | and Children Afforded Mothers and Older Girls of Village By Dorothy J. Peckover, R. N. (Rural Public Health Nurse, Cook County.) The Gross Point Health Center on Ridge avenue, near Wilmette avenue, issues a standing invitation to moth- ers of the north shore to bring their babies and younger children to the by Village aftithorities because of alleged conduct unbecoming a officer, was held to the Grand Jury Wednesday afternoon by Justice of the Peace John F. Boyer, of Evans- ton, charged with Ottone larceny. "Little Mothers' League". is Organized | cycle policeman recently discharged | pointed. | | was released on $300 bonds pending | the hearing by the Grand Jury. Ottone, two weeks ago, was accus- ed of the theft of a spare tire from a machine left stranded in a vacant lot near the Wilmette north limits. The complainant, B. F. Marthens, of Evanston, demanded Ottone's.ar- rest followingapersonal investigation in which he was said to have found | the missing tire on a machine, owned by Ottone, stored at the Terminal garage at Fourth street and Linden SUBSCRIBE NOW No successor has been ap- a | | rr ee --_-- cn ono Winnetka State Bank | Resources Quer $400,000.00 TE TT 5% Non-Taxable Village Improvement Bonds For Sale machine, $85; other bargains. Pat-| Infant Welfare Clinic at the Center, | avenue. X DIRECTORS Jerson Bros, 828 Davis Bey aT. open every Wednesday afternoon. Ottone was discharged at the Tues- " HENRY P. CROWELL HENRY R. HALE FOR SALE $66 TAKBS MY NEW 60 inch Cabinet Talking machine; used 3 weeks; mahogany finish; plays all records; aet quickly. 317 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette LTG30-tfe FOR SALE--USED THOR WASHING machine, $85.00. Patterson Bros, 828 Davis street, Hvanston. LTGS4-tfc FOR SALE--$75.00 TAKES A 60-INCH cabinet talking machine and records; bargain; plays all records; make a comparison. Patterson Bros., 828 Davis street, Evanston. LTG34-tfc FOR SALE--MISSION LIVING ROOM set; Spanish leather; cheap. 384 Hawthorne Lane. Phone Win. 969. - T18-1tp This is children's year throughout the United States and a special cam- paign is being conducted impressing upon mothers the imperative neces- sity of affording the babies the best chance along the road of health. All For Babies Better babies means bigger success and a stronger, more virile people. The best is not to much nor to good. Is your baby growing properly? Do you know? Fach Wednesday afternoon, from 2 to 5 o'clock, the Infant Welfare Clinic is open to all. There are two day meeting of the Wilmette Board of Trustees, following his suspension two weeks ago by Village President Edward Zipf. Motorcycle Policeman Discharged Motorcycle policeman Albert Ot- tone, suspended a week ago by order of the Village President on the charge of conduct unbecoming a police officer, was officially discharg- ed by action of the Board of Trust- ess Tuesday evening. President Zipf was authorized to appoint a suc- JOHN R. LEONARD LOUIS B. KUPPENHEIMER CARLTON PROUTY VICTOR ELTING WILLOUGHBY G. WALLING ay 'FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE | doctors, as well as a registered grad- | cessor. r FOR SALE _ONE 1917, SIX-CYL.|uate nurse, ready to give assistance t p ty Buick 5 pass. #1 sendidien; gan be and sound advice relative to the| ---- or ore ro e goon DY tine Bt Brenan: PI health of your child. Consultation and advise are positively free of From Evanston io Glencos Vazani sd Improved =~" WOR RENT 4 FOR RENT--TWO OR THREE ROOMS for lighthousekeeping; hot water heat; electric and gas included; rea- WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY--MOTORCYCLE IN good running condition; state price HELP WANTED WANTBD- RELIABLE YOUNG MAN AS SOLICITOR IN OUR NEW BUSI- NESS DEPARTMENT; GOOD SAL- ARY AND COMMISSION. APPLY NORTH SHORE GAS COMPANY, WINNETKA, TLL. LT36-1te WANTED _MAID FOR GENL. HOUSE- ven wm work for two weeks or month; room house; three in family; no laundry; evenings free; $15 a week. Mrs. Bartlett, Glencoe 298. WANTED--A GOOD SEAMSTRESS; light second work; best wages. Phone Winnetka 58. T18-1te WANTED--WOMAN TO DO GENL. work from 8 to 2 p. m. five days or more a week. Phone Winnetka 1525. TG18-1tc SI'EUATION WANFRD GARDEN AND LAWN WORK; PRIV. places taken care of; summer or all year around. J. H. Walsh, 375 Madison street, Glencoe. Phone Glencoe 251. TG16-tfe WANTED--DAY WORK, LAUNDRY or cleaning; experienced colored woman, Telephone Evanston 6086. a LTG36-1tp SITUATION WANTED--FIRST CLASS white, married chauffeur, age 25, now employed with private family would like to make change; best of refer- LOST AND FOUND : LOST-- SMALL MARTEN NECKPIECE silk-lined; in Winnetka. Phone Rogers Park 9259. T18-1tc MISCELLANEOUS PRIVATE INSTRUCTION--ASSIST- ance given to pupils who desire to make up their school work. Require- ment for particular schools and for t and make. Address Lake Shore |(hi;os The nurse will be glad to a News V. A-14, Wilmette, Taps om meet all mothers and particularly charge. Hostess Entertains The Parent-Teacher' League also Thursday afternoon. Come to the | Health Center at 2 o'clock and join. We are going to learn many usezful young women of the north shore who are interested in this venture. We need your suggestions and ask your assistance. There will be no charges for these tlasses. The Traveling Health Clinic is coming to the Health Center at 10 o'clock, Thursday, July 24. The Clin- ic was equipped and is maintained, through the sales of Red Cross Christmas seals, by the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute. All women of the north shore are invited to in- spect this remarkable hospital on wheels. HEADS OF VILLAGES INSPECT ROAD WORK President Zipf reported to the Vil- lage Board this week the result of an investigation tour of township roads, with officials of other north shore villages. Highway Commissioner H. H. Sherer headed the expedition, point- ing out road improvements already completed or underway as well as prospective work on township high- ways. Necessary improvements to be undertaken as funds become avail- able were explained to the officials. Prospects indicate that within two 100 per cent road improvement, it was said. Commissiomer Sherer, as emphasiz- ed by President Zipf, is achieving 100 per cent results at 50 per cent of the former cost of road improve- ment in the face of greatly increased cost of materials and labor. N.J. FELLOWS Room 3 Prouty Bldg. Phane Winnetka 85 - sonable rent. Address Lake Shore | has a hostess at the Health Center REGISTERED ! News R-$. LTG26-1tc | a5ch week to meet the mothers and 9) TICIAN FOR RENT--LARGE FIRN. Po: make the afternoon visit a pleasant P Address Weekly Talk B-220. 5-1 % {and comfortable affair. WANTED TO RENT North shore mothers, other women Eyes Tested. Frames Fitted REAL ESTATE OPERATORS WANTED TO RENT SEPT. 1--6 OR 7land older girls will be much inter- L Duplicated foom. house, Surrounded BY Aree. fa ested in the "Little Mothers' League" | snses Dupicste BD Mac ve. AGdTors Weekly | established at the Health Center. We | Frames Repaired f WINNETKA WILMETTE Eo __ Talk B-225. TG18-1tc| want to begin our class work on | 524 LINDEN STREET 404 LINDEN AVENUE Tel. Winnetka 1544 Tel. Wilmette 1644 The inspection stamp guarantees it free from disease. The Government proves its faith in the quality by giving it this mark. : M-10. re TGs Tip years New Trier township will boast You can enjoy your motoring without exasperating breakdowns of your starting, lighting, and ignition service if you have the EVEREADY Storage Battery. Its Guarantee of 1% years' satisfaction is | its makers' proof of their faith in the ability of lleg t E ialty. Te S ET RRR Teasonable. Phone Winnetka 325. | FAMILY IN SWIMMING; the battery to make good. And they know. 913 Oak street, William A. ii THIEVES TAKE CLOTHES PLEASE RETURN WHITE OXFORD taken from back yard W. B. Lloyd's residence July 11. T18-1tc EEE. -- ¢ Nothing timid about a want ad. {They "rush in where angels fear to tread' -- where you would be refused admission perhaps. * €] No waiting your turn in the ante-room, young man, if your "situation wanted" ad rings true. v | count his plurality." Robert Crawford and family of 1112 Greenwood avenue, failed to ses the humor in the situation when a group of thieves stole their clothes from the Lake street bathing beach, where they were in swimming. The thieves rode up in a seven-passenger Chand- ler car and gathered in the wearing apparel belonging to Crawford, wife and two children. The thieves were gone before they could be apprehend- ed and the Crawford family walked home in their bathing suits. Looking to the Future. "What are you whipping Runt for?" asked Mrs. Johnson. "What has he been doing?' "Nothing, that I know of," replied Mr. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. "But I'm going to town this evening, and he's sure to cut up some devilment before I get back. 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