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cedented ALLL LA HILL ALLIS SAAT AAA IIIT 3 PAINT WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1921 GETS INSIDE "DOPE" ~ ON BUSINESS AFFAIRS E. G. Brochee Returns to Village from Furnace Company Service and Sales School ~ E. G. Brochee, Holland Furnace Company Branch Manager for this vicinity, who returned recently from the Service and Sales school at the ~~ Company's General Offices, Holland ~ Michigan, makes an interesting re- port of conditions as the various 'Branch Managers find them through- out the Central West. Mr. Brochee's report follows: "One of the most encouraging signs for the future, as our Com- pany views it, is the almost unpre- interest in better living conditions--in cheerier, cozier homes. As a basis for hopefulness the good home is looked upon as the stabilizer or balance-wheel of the Nation, and what could better signify the prog- ress of humanity than the Home? We are fortunate in that our work keeps us in constant touch with the intelligent and dependable people who really love their homes, and it is these very people who are making definite plans now for home improve- ments or new homes. Nearly all of our branches are sending out the same good news,--that prospects for business are brighter than ever be- ~ fore. Building and home improving have been retarded for so long that not only is every city short of homes, but the homes that we have can all be ~ brightened up, made cozier, or more convenient. People everywhere are 'realizing more and more that it is ~ Today that they are living, and that ~ Tomorrow depends almost wholly on hew they live Today. At our general offices in Holland the splendid spirit of optimism reigns supreme. Our factories are operat- ing full capacity, and more efficient- ly than ever, so that perhaps, for once, we may be in a position to sup- ply the ever-increasing demand for the Holland Warm-Air Circulation ~ System. With the standards of Hol- land Service reaching nearer and nearer to the goal of perfection, it is only to be expected that our en- tire organization should enjoy a keen satisfaction in the job of helping to Make Houses Into Homes." SENATOR McCORMICK SPEAKS ON CENTRAL EUROPE FEB. 22 Residents of the village will be in- terested in the announcement that ~ United States ~ Cormick from Illinois, will speak at Medinah Temple, Chicago, Tuesday Senator Medill Mc- evening, February 22, on the subject, "A Hurried Trip through Germany and Central Europe." The address is at 8 o'clock. Senator McCormick who speaks under auspices-of the Relief Associa- tion working for Germany and Austria, recently returned from an extensive journey through Central Europe where he engaged in an in- timate study of the general situation in that vicinity. He is said to have a message that commands the interest of every American. BOOK NILES CENTER Niles Center's basketball outfit will battle the Wilmette A. C. five at the Byron Stolp gym next Thursday evening. SPLENDID BARGAINS ARE FOUND IN "FOR SALE" ADS ULLLLLLLLLL LLL LL LLL LLL LULL LLL LLL LLL LL dd 7777 William Salmen CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ESTIMATES cheerfullyfurnished on New or Repair Work 964 Spruce St., Winnetka Phone Winnetka 1055 rliiiiiiiiiirriiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiz Ze LARGE AND SMALL CANS PAINTING Ask for our Free Service on all your ; Paint Problems. Telephone Winnetka 344 GIRLS' AND BOYS' CHOIRS PRESENT ENTERTAINMENT The Girls' and Boys' choirs of the Winnetka Congregational church will give an entertainment in the gym- nasium of Community House on Thursday evening, March 3, at 8 o'clock. Tickets at very nominal cost are on sale at Community House and from all the choir members. The proceeds are to be used in sending one girl and one boy to Mr. J. W. F. Davies' Camp this summer. Everybody is invited to attend and show an interest in the choirs. It promises to be a show of exceptional quality. TUESDAY MORNING LENTEN CLASSES PROVE POPULAR The Tuesday morning Lenten class- es at the Congregational church have started with all chairs in the Neigh- borhood room taken. Additional ac- commodations will be provided next week when the subject will be: "The Experience and Message of Paul." Last Tuesday there was not time to complete the treatment of the Ten Commandments, consequently Mr. Richards will have for his sermon topic Sunday morning "Socializing the Commandments". A 30 CENT AD MAY SELL YOUR USED CAR BUILDING TAKES A BOOST THIS WEEK; FIVE PERMITS The department of Public Works issued the following building per- mits this week: A $6,500 frame residence at 334 For- es avenue, and a residence at 354 For- est avenue, valued at $6,000, for Rob- ert Seyfarth; private garage for M. K. Meyer at 829 Elm street, $1,000; W. O. Gerard, 529 Willow street, private garage, $500; Fred Hull, street, frame cottage, $4,000. MARKS TRIM ACES The North Shore Aces, a basket- ball squad composed of ex-college and high school stars under the Look Aggie, Don't It Remind You Of H. A. McLain F. L. Tucker HUBBARD WOODS GARAGE Filling Station Prices. Efficient Garage Service--Overhauling, Cylinder Re-boreing, Repairs of All Kinds by Expert Mechanics--Storage, Washing and Simonizing, Tires, Supplies and Accessories. Quick Action and Moderate Charges. Gasoline and Oil at North Ave. and Center St. - PHONE WINNETKA 617 Hubbard Woods Paulson's Observations Spring Will Be Here Soon There is no better time than right now to decorate that particular room which requires special thought and attention. Before the rush starts phone PHONE WINNETKA 1127 "For The Decorator With Ideas" Adams Pharmacy They work naturally 1___ and form no habit | They work o7he Rexclll store Telephones 'Winnstka 2 and 3 933 Ash| netka, were defeated in a nip and tuck engagement by the Mark Blues' was 20 to 19. leadership of H. J. Hartnett of Win- | of Evanston Saturday at the Ev- anston Y. M. C. A. The final score \ A\ TW ON 20 E - prs mis TE TLE HEH \\ TLIT ARERR EY LEH LH HITE] EDI [58 Clu/AlnCLz Dro man who depends upon clrance (0 win SAYS: "I never had a chance 1" man who possesses the wis- dom of self-denial begins to have a chance to win when he opens a savings account. Take advantage of your chance now and open an account with this bank. WE SPECIALIZE IN THE BEST OF Electrical Appliances JOHN C. WELTER, Proprietor~ 554 Railroad Ave., Winnetka Tel. Winnetka 44 North Shore Electric Shop i EX10¢ What We Can Do For You If you own a car we believe we can be of real help to you. No matter what make of battery you have, our job is to make it last as long as possible, and we are equipped to do this. At this station we try to give a real mean- ing to the word service. You can be certain of impartial advice, skilful work and reason~ able prices. Not until you really need a new battery wiki you be asked to buy a long-lasting Exide. 4 Winnetka Exide Battery Service 2 and 3 Prouty Court Phone Win. 1387 'Winnetka, III.