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POPPY DAYS TO | y wy ~~ WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1924 3 BE MAY 29-30 'Winnetka Post Calls Upon Residents to Swell Poppy Fund This Year BOOSTS SERVICE WORK Funds Go to Help Unfor- tunate Ex-Fighters Winnetka Post of the American Le- gion, Department of Illinois, is cooper- ating with the National and State head- quarters in the sale of poppies, on Na- tion Poppy Days, May 29 and 30, and it is hoped that every man, woman and child will wear a poppy on these days in remembrance of the thousands who have "Gone West" as the result of the World War. All money derived from the sale will be devoted exclusively to Service Work. The Service department of the Ameri- can Legion is continually called upon to make expenditures along this line which tax its resources, it.is explained, and as their only means of raising the money to carry on this work is from this source, they are making every effort to assure a large sale this year. For Service Work The Service department of the Ameri- con Legion in this state alone has been responsible for collecting over $2,500,000 in claims for ex-service men. They have placed more than 20,000 men in employment, besides interceding for many unfortunate ex-service men who have been in trouble in some way or other. They have taken care of the families of hundreds of men while their claims against the government were be- ing adjusted. Many of these families H. C. ANDERSON Contractor and Builder 952 SPRUCE STREET, Phone Winnetka 1468 would have become County charges, as the physical condition of the men would not permit them to work. Fighting the just claims of all ex-service people is the first work of the American Legion. Every Flower Labeled Because of a prejudice which exists in ceria.n states and localities against the sale of poppies as the result of undigni- fied and ill-advised selling campaigns conducted in the past by other organiza- tions, it has been decided that all poppies sold under the auspices of the American Legion will have a sticker bearing the words, "The American Legion, Depart- ment of Illinois." This will guarantee to each purchaser that he is not being victimized by irresponsible agencies. The Poppy is the official flower of the American Legion. Kenilworth to Witness Exhibit of Gymnastics The annual exhibition of the gymnas- tic classes at the Community House at Kenilworth will be held Saturday eve- ning, May 3, at 7:30 o'clock. At this time the boys and girls classes will dem- onstrate their various gymnastic activi- ties, while the Boy Scouts and 'Camp Fire Girls will also have a place on the program. LAKE SHORE TERRACE IN FORMAL OPENING Saturday, May 3, will be a time of festivity at the Lake Shore Terrace, Sheridan road =~ and Chestnut street, Wilmette, when Fred Miller, the genial proprietor, will invite the public of the north shore to inspect his newly re- 'modeled dining rooms. With the opening of the beautifully appointed rooms will be observed, also, the formal opening of the summer sea- son at the Terrace. Mr. Miller, who came to the north shore about six years ago, was literal- ly raised in the hotel and restaurant business. His experience has included affiliation with prominent German, English and American hostelries and restaurants, among them the Wal- dorf-Astoria in New York and the famous Fdelweiss restaurant at Chi- cago. : He possesses the happy faculty of anticipating the desires of the discrim- inating public and has gained a wide circle of friends on the north shore. Saturday's program includes dancing from 7 to 11 o'clock, an excellent or- chestra having been secured for the oc- casion. 2604--"WHAT'LL 1 DO""--Waltz 2595--"LAZY" Raleigh, Mahogany or compartment for filing records. $200 TODAY'S DANCE RELEASES 2007--"WAITING FOR THE RAINBOW"--Fox Trot "YOU CAN TAKE ME AWAY FROM DIXIE"--Fox Trot "IF LOVE WERE ALL"--Waltz POPULAR VOCAL "MY PAPA DOESN'T TWO TIME NO TIME" Al Jolson with Gene Rodewichs Orchestra. TBrunswick Walnut roomy R. Ray Miller and his Orchestra. Old Colony Orchestra. Winnetka Shop WwW. J. DEMHLOW, Prop. Phonographs, Records and Sheet Music 576% Lincoln St, Winnetka Phone Winnetka 1811 G. A. Radio Kimball Pianos HE loose School Students. Developed priced at $45.00. The "Prince of Wales" Jr. for Prep School and College Students draped English Lounge, with low pockets, short straight cut waistcoat, wide and high cut trousers--the care- fully careless style of this English model has made it extremely pop- ular with Eastern College and Prep in imported English woolens, carefully hand tailored to the latest English models, in sizes from 15 to 20 years. All suits have two pairs of long trousers--very unusual Wrinkle-Proof Tie, $1.00 Youths' Shirtc, $2.00 Youths' Hats, $5.00 Youths' Slipover Sweaters, $5.00 Youths' Oxfords, $9.50 Youths' Imported Lisle Hose, $1.50 TARR BEST Randolph and Wabash values-- "A Little Better for a Little Less" PAINTING AND DECORATING Just call Winnetka 1186 THE NORTH SHORE CO-OPERATIVE PAINTERS 556 Center Street Winnetka, Ill Fred A. Ellis & Sons HEATING CONTRACTORS Steam, Vapor, Hot Water and Power Plants 840 Center Street Tel. Winnetka 265 All Bills must be paid by the 10th. ix Mother's Day Your photograph would be Rd i sud" the most appropriate gift. JL As Mother's Day will soon be here--arrange now for a Hoyburn Bldg. Phone 2238 EVANSTON sitting. BOLTS OF BIG VALUE in fabric value. Whether it will be worthy of it. HOUSE CLEANING TIME Do not hesitate your Rugs, to attention % i careful ia other work. we give A. SIMON, Prop. 674 Vernon Ave. Phone Glencoe 38 Glencoe, Ill ORTH SHORE TAILORS & CLEANERS Every bolt of cloth on our tab- les represents the very utmost is imported or domestic cloth, you cannot go wrong choosing your material here. And the tailoring send us Carpets and Dra- peries for Cleaning and Repair- ing. They will receive the same to: LEE SAYS: "When you go on that auto Chocolate . : Coated trip take along with you one Pepe : of our indispensable Kodaks. Special We'll develop your films and make prints. And both time and price will be little." ADAMS PHARMACY Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2