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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1923 23 SUGGEST HEALTH WEEK PROGRAMS Church and Schools Expected to Help The last week in April has been designated by state proclamation as Illinois Health Week. In this con- nection the accompanying suggested program has been formulated by the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute which conducts the Grosse Point Heath center. Health Sunday Sermon on health or short talks by physicians or health workers. Announcements of program for the week from pulpits. Monday 1. Reports on conditions in com- munity. (a) Annual death rate; (b) Infant mortality; (c) Amount of tu- berculosis, etc. 2. Report on community equipment for health work. (a) Board of Health; (b) Hospitals; (c¢) Control of food, water, and milk. Tuesday--Adult Health Talks on: 1. Value of periodic medi- cal examination. 2. What to expect in a thorough examination. 3. Positive health. May hold Tuberculosis Clinic. Wednesday--Infant Health Day may be devoted to a baby clinic, or talks on Prenatal Hygiene, Infant Care, Nutrition of Infants, etc. Also demonstrations of examination of infant, preparation of milk formu- la, etc. Thursday--School Health Each school may present a health program to which parents are invited, or, program for general meeting may consist of talks on: A School Health Diseases, Sanitation of School Plant, or demonstrations of individual and class room inspection. Program may include plays, programs, parades, etc., by pupils. Presentation of Modern Health Crusade Work. Friday Home and Town in Relation to Health Reports and studies of home and town planning are health, beauty, sanitation, drainage, parks, etc. Saturday--Recreation Field Day: Contests between schools and between adult groups, as as baseball game between bankers and merchants, doctors and lawyers, teachers and business women, etc. Drills and exercises. Demonstrations of equipment. Outdoor pageants, parades, etc. Clean-Up Week Clean-Up week may be combined with or may precede Health Week. Monday--Clean cellars and base- ments. Tuesday--Clean attics. Wednesday--Clean yards. Thursday--Clean alleys. Friday--Clean vacant lots. Saturday--Inspection of streets, al- leys, yards, and vacant lots by Boy Scouts. playground RAZOR BLADES Sharpened Mail us your old dull safety razor blades. We will sharpen them like new and mail back to you. Double edge blades...35c dozen Single edge blades. ...25c dozen Satisfaction guaranteed --24 hour service. Give us a trial. Chandler's * fountain Square EVANSTON Program, Control of Communicable ment for watches, --laza Jeweler LIBRARY PLAZA HOTEL EVANSTON EE finest jewelry shop on the North Shore, maintaining a repair depart- Hosiery Special Extraordinary values in our new Aristo Point and Sport Hose, shown in many colors. $1.00 the pair S. POOL Shoes and Hosiery for Women and Children 1608 CHICAGO AVE., EVANSTON, ILL. clocks and jewelry. party wanted 1s giving the name of thes This fact, proved by our long experience, has sug- gested a class of long dis- tance service, which we call "station-to-station" serv- ice, and which we are able to supply at about twenty per cent less than the or- dinary, or "person-to-per- son" service. In many cases it is not necessary to talk to a par- ticular person. The busi- ness can be transacted with some one else, or a message which meets the purposes of the call can be left. On social calls, particu- larly home calls, it is often just as satisfactory to talk to any one who may be at home. '""Station-to-station" calls meet all these situa- tions and many others. We suggest that youstudy your * long distance telephone re- quirements with a view to using this service. The rates for "station- to-station" calls are about twenty per cent lower than Long Distance Telephone Calls at Low Rates N many long distance telephone calls the reached promptly at the number or location called. Had the call been made by number or by out asking for a particular person wanted, that phone you expect to reach your party, and with- | person might have been reached just the same. For further information call "Long Distance' who will quote "station-to-station" rates to any point. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY present and therefore ubscriber at whose tele- for '"'person-to-person" calls. During the evening (8:30 P.M. to midnight), a still further reduction is made on "station-to-sta- tion" calls. From midnight to4:30 A.M. the night rate on "station-to-station" calls is about one-fourth the day rate. (The mini- mum reduced rate on these messages 1s 25 cents). station" call, ask the oper- ator for "long distance" and when "long distance" answers, give her your name and telephone num- ber and tell her you wish to makea"station-to-station' call to-- (giving first the dis- tant city or town and then the telephone number). If youdonotknow thenumber | give the name and address under which the telephone probably is listed. It will then be understood that you will talk to anvonewho answers. The charge be- gins when the distant tele- phone is answered. To make a "station-to- | STR 8 & & 5 oN & Nee ERY The First Thing You Ask of a Railroad Is Dependable Service You want to know that your train is going to "get there" just when the time table says it will. The North Shore Line has frequently proved that nothing can interfere with the efficiency of the Road of Service. Limited trains for Chicago leave Winnetka every hour from 6:41 a. m. to 1:41 a. m., running through to 63rd Street on the South Side. Express trains leave Winnetka every thirty minutes, operating around the loop. Baggage checked to all points on the line. Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee R. NORTH SHORE \ NAND_/, Y / Winnetka Passenger Station Phone Winnetka 963