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afl March 20, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Dodge Production Has Biggest Gain in January 1926 Official figures just released by the National Automobile Chamber of Com- merce show that the automobile indus- try as a whole produced 333,727 passen- ger cars and trucks in January 1926, a gain of 92,665 of 38 per cent. over Jan- uary 1925. The same report supplies revised figures showing the industry's production for the entire year of 1925 as 4,314,636 vehicles. "The gain in automobile production shown by these figures," says the local Dodge Brothers Dealer, "should dispel the unpleasant thoughts of those peo- ple who are constantly anticipating 'The Saturation Point. Looking back we find that the industry's production for 1925 showed a gain of 19 per cent over 1924 and 5% per cent over 1923, its previous banner year. "In making our plans for this year's business we have been greatly interest- ed in comparing the growth of Dodge Brothers, Inc, with that of the indus- try as a whole. Total shipments offi- cially reported by Dodge Brothers, Inc., for 1925 showed an increase of 15 per cent over 1924 and of 45 per cent over 1923. That is while the industry has gained 5% per cent over 1923. Dodge Brothers, Inc., have gained 45 per cent. "Comparing the month of January for the same years, we find that January 1926 for the industry showed a gain of 38 per cent over 1925, of 3 per cent over 1924 and 33 per cent over 1923. The corresponding figures released by Dodge Brothers, Inc., for total factory shipments of their passenger and com- mercial vehicles show 22,135 for Jan- uary 1926 a gain of 41 per cent over 1925." Mrs. F. Goddard Cheney of 648 Pine street is spending three weeks in Try- on, N. C. Ruth Stein Will Marry at Sovereign April 1 April 1 is the day chosen by Miss Ruth Stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Stein of 812 Lloyd place, for her marriage to Bernard Nath. The wedding will take place at the Sovereign hotel on the evening of April 1, at 9 o'clock. Miss Katherine Newman will be Miss Stein's maid of honor, and her little sister, Louise, will be her flower maid. Max Goldberg of Duluth, Minn., wlll serve Mr. Nath as best man. Many pre-nuptial festivities have been arranged for Miss Stein and Mr. Nath by their numerous Chicago friends. RETURN FROM VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Buckingham, 838 Locust road, have returned from Dan- ville, Ill, where they were the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Hegelers, and where they attended the marriage of the David Skinners which took place at the David Bell home. Mr. and Mrs. Bucking- ham entertained the bridal party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hegelers. PLAN ROTARY TEAM Winnetka Rotarians are planning to enter a bowling team in the tournament held in connection with the district con- ference of Rotary to assemble in Ev- anston next month. Aspirants for the team met last Thursday evening at the Woman's club for preliminary practice. Mrs. Paul Royer and her young son, Paul Royer, Jr., of Abilene, Kan., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sterrett and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber last week, and this week-end they are visiting Mrs. Harry Cleveland of Waukegan. Mrs. Rogers was formerly Miss Margaret Casey, a popular Win- WHEN A DOCTOR MAKES A MISTAKE HE BURIES IT! WHEN WE MAKE A MISTAKE WE MAKE GOOD! netka school teacher. Phone Winnetka 920-21-22 rr 5 se N I ordered a small roast for dinner last night and the Well I never have thal Butcher sent one large trouble Happy. PETER enough to feed an army. MARKET can cut a roast They said they cut it as within a fraction of a pound of what you order. It certainly is economy to get just the weight you near the weight I wanted as they could. Now I sup- pose I'll have to eat roast beef for the balance of the week. know you can use. PETERS MARKET ew pring Suits F R-- We want you all to know and bear in mind that we have, and will continue to have, a complete assortment of fabrics in the latest, and most striking colors There is still time for you to have a new tailor-made suit for Easter, but you must order now. Don't Delay! that have ever been assembled. We don't ask you to select your suit from a small sample. We want you to know just what you are going to get, and know Just what the suit will look like. This can only be done by choosing the goods from a complete bolt. ) tata old things! "Keep an extra pair of Trousers in reserve! Buy Two-Pants Suits!" 1152 Central Avenue Cleaning - Dyeing - Repairing - Pressing SCHULTZ & NORD The North Shore's Leading Tailors Phones Wilmette 320-321 WILMETTE