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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923 I -- Keep ahead The present coal situation requires that every indi- of your coal vidual using coal in any ® 2 1 f . requirement 4vantity should, for their own protection, keep close tab on their coal supply. Co-operation between the consumer, the retailer, and the wholesaler, would tend greatly toward eliminating what might be termed local coal shortage. By co-oper- tion we mean, ordering your coal in plenty of time ahead before your supply on hand gets too low for protection against inevit- able cold snaps. This would avoid an on-rush of Phone orders, which nearly al- ways taxes the retailer be- Winnetka 452 yond his capacity. «iy HUBBARD WOODS... LUMBER & COAL COMPANY