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" WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1919 BIG STARS IN BIG ROLES AT VILLAGE THEATER EE ---Tr You're bound to have a good time .any evening next week if you go over to the Village theater. There'll be a veritable bevy of stars at their best in the attractions for the next 8 days. Charles Ray in "The Girl Dodger" heads the bill on Monday. Pathe News will be an added feature. Tuesday brings the great Houdini in his wonderful serial, "The Master Mystery." The Wednesday and Thursday at- traction will be D. W. Griffith's spec- tacular film, "A Romance of Happy Valley," with Robert Harron and Lillian Gish in the leading roles. It's a story of simple folk, said to be far reaching and effective in its power for good. Marguerite Clark assumes the place of honor at the Friday and Saturday performances. She appears in "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," a pic- turization of the story by Alice Hegan Rice that almost every one has read. Miss Clark appears in the famous role or "Lovey Mary" which is said to be one of her best im- personations this season. Pathe News will also be shown. . "ODDS AND ENDS" AT : VICTORIA NEXT WEEK A musical révue that will attract more than passing interest will be Jack Norworth's "Odds and Ends," which will be presented at the Vic- toria on Sunday matinee, March 2, following its run of five months at the Garrick theater, Chicago, as well as runs of equal length in New York l and Boston. The original production will be seen here in its entirety and an added feature is the special aug- mented orchestra carried by the company. In the cast will be found Max Bloom, Florence Rayfield, Donald Dunn, Nell O'Connell, Rupert Dar- rell, Peggy Brown, David Robertson and which includes a large chorus that is expected to set a new standard for beauty and distinction. - RARE AND FINE NEW BOOKS | Eloquently Written by \ "DOC" ROSELUND TUFF OF MASONRY mR HR cui i a REED THE ROSE........ i fhe most mysterious novel WINNETKA TIRE SHO 723 Qak Street, Winnetka TELEPHONE WINNETKA 1565 Vulcanizing - Repairing Hood, Mason and Firestone Tires: £{ Monarch Perfection Red Tubes MILLERAD-ON-A-TREAD PUT ON YOUR OLD CASINGS finest in the United States! 5 Your bookseller, or send to ROSELUND'S BOOK CONCERN 1524 Masomle Touple, or 7 E. Ohio Territorial Distributors Wanted SURPRISING IN CUBATOR This wonderful, strongly built, scientifically cor- rect hatcher isthe | | greatest incubae \l tor value at any price. Built round with a central heater; no cold corners which mean unhatched eggs. Perfect automatic regulation of heat, ventilation and moisture, roomy chick nursery, visible egg cham easily accessible, all galvanized steel body with triple wall, water jacketed heat flume, sloping egg tray keeps eggs always in position so chicks develop more perfectly and ean leave theirshells easily. These up-to-date features in« sure uniform record hatches. Economical to operate. Nothing cheap about it but the price. So well-built it should last a life-time. We 6.95 offer this high-grade batcherat v.40. You Must Be Satisfied or It's No Sale Order from this advertisement. Send check, money or express order, we ship at once, f.o.b. Quincy, Ill. For shipment by parcel post include postage for 21 lbs. weight. If you are not entire- Y i sansries ate: 30 DAYS' TRIAL write us and we will refund all your money, including all charges you have paid. e are responsible. In business fn Chicago 46 years. Ask your banker. 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A Partial List of the Many Pieces Is Shown Here-- Bowls, Baskets, Dishes, Trays, Toilet Articles, Mar- malade Jars, Salt and Pepper Sets, Smoking Accessories, Liquor Bottles, Bon Bon Dishes, Bottle Openers, Travel- ing Cups, Vases, Candle Sticks, Picture Frames, Pitches. Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Cups, Novelties, Urns, Cream and Sugar Sets, Leather Goods. CHARLES E. GRAVES & CO. Jeyelers and Silversmiths MADISON AND WABASH CHICAGO ET EE ET EE ET EH TT AE ET TT TT AER EE EE EE EE EE EE EE EE ET EH CH TH EE TH TTT Fy [Jr 2 A BRIDGES & GAGE, Orrington Ave., EHH TAT February 13 Evanston, Ill. Gentlemen:----I purchased my_____ fore part of last J miles. got 'the car. gether, are in fairly good front ones have bee the spare can be re Your claims on the Franklin car sound but T consider that I have a I have kept a very careful pretty good to me, pretty good car now. record of the cost, une. condition apparently. n retreaded. paired for $8.50. ye and I -Tind that 1 have only $147.80 for gasoline and oil to date. had the valves ground and the carbon cleaned twice. Had the water taken I used some non-freezing solution that caused the radiator to leak slightly Also had a new A total expense Have bought two new pump shaft packed t out of the water pu but have had this s housing put on the to date of $587.86. I think I ought to get within $500 of what. the car cost me when new, trade on this basis you. be fan belts. wice, mp. and had a knock oldered. water pump. Cost, including depreciation, about 14c pér mile, if we accepted his offer, which we can valuation the 1918-------- car is now worth $750 less than it cost when new. These letters could truthfully have been written about the cars in question. not afford to do. According ; 1919 Have driven it 7,188 I bought a spare tire and tube when I first Have bought six new tires alto- so that the four that are now on the car The two The blowout in : and if you care to , will be pleased to hear from Respectfully yours, JOHN DOE A CO HHH TTT a iii car the Dear Sir: more. gallon, of oil. spent Have to official ete., ete. I June 28th, 17,700 miles. the wheels, None of them have ever been punctured. February 17th, 1919 C. £E. BRIDCFS, Evanston, 111. purchased my Franklin car from you 1917, for $1950, and have driven it The original tires are still on and look good for a few thousand mi Kept track of the gasoline used for some time, and find that I averaged 21 miles to the and between 800 and 900 miles to a gallon Had the valves ground when the car had been run 11,800 miles. put in the distributor, under the back seat that has never been used.% Had new contact points and have a new inner tube Am inclined to accept your offer of $1700 and turn in the car on a touring rather than get a new set of tires a little later. Cost, includirg depreciation, about 215c¢ per mile. car costs a little more than it did two years ago, but is well worth the difference, with larger tires, larger starter, larger battery, electric gasoline heater, oil cups with wick oiling system, two coils, improved lifter rods and rocker arms on over-head valves, Legalite lenses, higher body sides, improved clutch, leak- proof piston rings, composition timer gear, slanting wind shield, new Franklin Yours, RICHARD ROE The Franklin Many 32x4 FRANKLIN tires have passed the 20,000-mile mark. No doubt some of the new sizes, 33x45, will do 30,000 miles. We can cite instances where the comparisons were even more favorable to the Franklin car. 1629 Orrington Ave. BRIDGES & GAGE Phone Evanston 5886 '""Once a Franklin owner, always a Franklin owner"