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32 WINNETKA TALK April 3, 1926 POPP New Cream Top Milk an Comes from Tuburcular- tested cows. Sanitary hood sealed caps. Ask Our Drivers Or Phone Wilmette 3029-- Greenleaf 820. wil) \ The cream taken from this milk will whip JAMES G. BARBER AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER 1508 Elmwood Ave., Evanston Velie Sales and Service Authorized Stutz Service Station Repairing--Rebuilding All Makes of Cars Machine Shop--Welding--Painting--Electrical Wholesale and Retail Parts for Paige-Jewett Jordan--Marmon--Yellow Cab--Chevrolet Chicago Motor Club Official (24 Hr.) Service Station Two Seriously Hurt in Highway Car Collision An automobile accident resulting in serious injury to occupants of both cars occurred on Waukegan road, Tuesday morning about 10 o'clock, when the Dodge sedan driven by Sam and Dave Bloom, of Chicago collided with a Buick coupe occupied by Martin Jocz and wife and their nephew, of Milwaukee. The accident occurred about a block north of the Techny bridge. Both cars were wrecked by the impact and Mr. Jocz suffered a fractured skull Dave Bloom a fractured rib, with seri- ous cuts on his arm and face. The other occupants of the cars escaped with minor 'injuries. The injured ones were taken to the Highland Park hospital by R. Lauer, president of the Village board of North- brook and W. H. Kable, chief of police of that village, who were among those who wernt to the relief of the accident victims. to be proud of OTH young and old can have better, stronger and whiter teeth if they regularly use BOWMAN'S MILK--at least a quart a day. This great benefit is due to the calcium (lime) content found in milk. This lime is a pre cious aid to teeth--an aid you cannot afford to be without no matter what your age may be. . Use BOWMAN'S MILK in fui! confidence. For fifty years it- high standard of richness and purity has never been per mitted to vary or grow less. : Try it--then you will know the {3 real delight of genuinely pure rich milk. DAI RY COMPANY MilR/ / What the Press Say About ADAM WOLF Republican Candidate for Re-election Member of the Board of Assessors Primary, Tuesday, April 13th, 1926 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS, March 29th, 1895 Voters should not overlook the unique record of Mr. Adam Wolf, Republican candidate for City Treasurer, As West Town Collector Mr. Wolf turned into the public treasury, the in- terest received by him on the Public funds in his hands. Mr. Wolf | should be elected. CHICAGO DAILY JOURNAL, August 6th, 1908 When he enters the polling place, each voter should know exactly whom he wishes to sup- port. To assist its readers' judgement, the #| Journal presents a list ¢| of candidates who it is believed would make ca- pable and honest public servants, Republicans recommended. For members of Board of Assessors, Adam Wolf DAILY NEWS, September 5, 1914 Adam Wolf, seeking renomination trom the Republicans as a member of the Board of As- sessors, has been on the Board since 1898. He is regarded as conscientious and industrious and his long service has made him familiar with all the details of the office. He served as City Treasurer in 1895 and was the first City Treasurer to turn back to the Public Treasury all of the interest on public funds. Support of Mr. Wolf is recommended. CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE, Sept. 6, 1914 Adam Wolf, born in Germany, 1857, came to Chicago 1864. As a west town eollector in 1893 he voluntarily turned over to the town board the interest money earned by public funds. In 1892 he was elected west town collector. Elected City Treasurer in 1895. Three years later he became county assessor and was reelected in 1902 and 1908. HAS SERVED CONTINUALLY EVER SINCE and TRIO OF SCHOOL BOYS WIN FREE TRIP ABROAD New Trier Boys to Sail on S. S. Roosevelt in June for Vacation in Europe Three New Trier High school boys have their summer vacation cut out for them. And what a vacation it is to be. A trip to Europe! All expenses paid; everything right up to snuff and not a worry or care. All the way over and back and not a penny of cost to them. That's the word that comes from a thoroughly reliable source of informa- tion and that's all the news forthcom- ing at this time, except that the boys-- one from Wilmette, another from Win- netka and a third from Glencoe--will sail out of New York harbor on June 30 aboard the S. S. Roosevelt one of the line of "President" ships of the United States lines. Genuine Education It would be impossible to catalog in this brief space all the attractions this tour will offer. In merely consider- ing a few of the places these fortunate boys will visit one might mention historic England: London; Holland; The Hague; Amsterdam; Heroic Bel- gium, with her century old cathedrals, galleries, monuments; glorious France, battle scared still, but bravely covering her wounds and carrying on as of old; romantic and ever youthful Paris, with her Napoleon's Tomb, Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower, The Madelaine; the famous battlefields of the world war, the great sections where the fighting was most fierce and where Americans made history. It will be a trip to be remembered as long as they live. Imagine the Thrills Just imagine the thrills of this first trip abroad; thrills that will never be repeated. True, these boys may make the trip again in the years to come, perhaps many times, but no subsequent journey can ever rival genuine interest and delight this first glimpse of the Old World through the highly imagin- ative and impressionable vision of youth. 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