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4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1918 | Classified' Ads FOR SALE FOR SALE--LATE MODEL PAIGE, six cylinder, seven passenger with glass sides; in perfect running con- dition. Will demonstrate. Call Wil- mette 118 14-123-tfc FOR SALE--2-TON TRUCK, WISCON- sin Motor, Raefield carburetor, A-1 shape. Apply Wilmette Garage. 30-123-1tfe FOR SALE--DETROITER, 5-PASSEN- ger touring car; excellent condition; starter and electric lights. Apply North Shore Garage, Wilmette. LTG38-tfe FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--MOTOR- cycle, in fine shape, will sell cheap or trade. What have you? Telephone Wilmette 1656. LTG20-tfc D. H. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE DON'T BUY YOUR SEWING MACHINE of- agents. Their prices are 5% to 25% higher. Come to the store, our guarantee is good. Large assort- ments of used Singers, Whites, Whee- ler & Wilson. All makes of machines. Easy payfents. Sale on Portable electric Singers, $35.00. Patterson Bros., 1522 Sherman Avenue, ton. Phone Wilmette 526. LTG38-tfc FOR SALE--KITCHEN TABLE AND chairs. Early English dining-room set. Two Mahogany library tables. Mahogany music cabinet. Mahogany rocker, mission rocker, mahogany davenport, oriental rugs, sectional bookcase, sun-parlor furniture, ma- hogany bed, bear-skin rug, deers head, bath-room scale, ice box, gas stove, curtain-stretcher, extension ladder, Ruud heater, work-bench, garden tools, wheelbarrow, six dozen fruit jars, roll top desk. Simonton, 1152 Ashland Ave., Hub- bard Woods. Phone Winnetka 361. LTG-38tfc FOR SALE--MISSION DINING-ROOM set, buffet, table, seven genuine Rus- sian leather-seated chairs, serving table, china cabinet, three-door book- case, Child's white enameled bed and mattress, Duntley Vacuum cleaner. All in good condition. Big sacrifice for quick sale. Phone Winn. 967. LT37-2te FOR SALE--$750 88-NOTE PLAYER piano, mahogany, with rolls, $250.00. Easy payments. Patterson Bros, .1522 Sherman Avenue, Evanston. LTG38-tfe FOR SALE--HAND PAINTED PUNCH bowl and 12 cups, also etched dinner set, 100 pieces; new; reasonable. Phone Rogers Park 3486. LTG38-1tc BATH TUB, TWO ELECTRICAL fixtures suitable for dining and liv- ing rooms. Phone Win. 531-J 903 Cherry street. T19-2tp WANTED TO RENT > WANTED AFTER SEPTEMBER 15 in Winnetka, room and board in private family, willing to pay good price. Address Winnetka Talk C-20. T20-tfe REAL ESTATE FOR RENT--5-ROOM FLAT AND 4- room cottage, low rent. Phone Win. 1065 or 1212. T16-tfc FOR RENT--FLAT OR HOUSE FURN. for one month. Phone Winnetka 424. T19-2tc EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, LARGE FRONT yard with trees, new heating plant. 808 Praspect avenue. Tle. Owner. _ Win. 1529. T19-tfc FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM. 932 Oak street, Winnetka. T20-1tc FOR RENT--THREE ROOMS SECOND floor; stove heat. 989 Spruce, Street 20-1tc FOR RENT $5 FOR RENT--GARAGE REASONABLE. Apply 1082 Oak street, Winnetka. Phone 529-J T20-2tc REAL ESTATE WANTED DESIRE TO PURCHASE HOUSE AND a few acres, or large lot (outskirts of Village preferred) between Ev- anston and Highland Park. Can pay $100.00 cash down, balance $15.00 monthly. Ref. Winnetka Talk C-89. LTG38-3tp WANTED--BY TWO ADULTS, TWO rooms and sleeping porch with board. Liberal compensation for first class accommodations. Address Lake Shore News. Wilmette B-10. HELP WANTED BOYS WANTED--WE NEED THE services of a number of Grammar School boys for permanent part-time work. The boys we select will be paid well and given an opportunity to earn, learn. and advance. Apply to Perry W. Lieber, 9¢5 Elm street, Winnetka, Ill T18-3tc WANTED--A HOUSEMAN, $50.00 PER month and board. Apply C. A. Stone- hill. Tel. Glencoe 175. T20-1te WANTED--EXPERIENCED GARDEN- er, excellent position. Telephone Winnetka 58. Mrs. Hubbard Woods. WANTED--A GOOD light upstairs work; Phone Win. 58. SI'T'UAVIONS WANTED T20-3tc SEAMSTRESS, best wages. T20-3te LET MISS CARLSTEN DO YOUR dressmaking and alterations. Phone Winnetka 911 before 8 a. m. T29-tfc LOST AnD FOUND LOST--INCOMPLETE GRAY SOCK with blue lines, one steel knitting | needle, also blue silk muffler. Phone Winnetka" 60. i LOST--BOYS RANGER BICYCLE No. 53658 in 'Winnetka. Liberal reward. Phone 961 Win. F. B. Rogers , 1 0-1te LOST--ARMY BLANKET ON WILLOW | Fair- street between the beach and view avenue, about 2 weeks ago. Tel. Win 540. _T20-1te LOST--MONDAY NOON BLACK LEA- ther portfolio with Rauch and Lang electric literature. Please call Calu- met 4712 or address 2349 Michigan avenue, Griffin. T20-1tp LOST--WHITE WIRE-HATRED FOX terrier, with black head and two black stripes on back. Communi with Mrs. Houghteling, Wimneth MISCELLANEOUS PHONE SUNNYSIDE 494 FOR FREE demonstration of the Hoover Vacu- um Cleaner, Eden Washing Machine and Simplex Ironer. Easy payments. Chicago Electric Service Co. 1135 Wilson ave. Chicago. LTG36-4tc WE BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK, AND we pay the best prices. Paper, rags, iron, bottles and all kinds of junk. J. Golinsky, 822 Prairie ave, Wil- mette. Telephone 1150 Wilmette. Junk collecting for the Red Cross. LTG37-tfp | Evans- | Mrs. | LL.TG3S8-1tp Douglas Smith, | T20-1tc | | WAR EMERGENCY UNION NOTES (Continued from Page One) [cen be successfully canned without | sugar or sweetening of any kind, and | later sweetened when opened for use. Canning without sugar will be successful, providing the ingredients are cooked twice as long as they would be with the usual amount of sugar in them. If jam or marmalade made, which requires more sugar than can- ned fruits, less than the usual "half and half" amount should be used, and the ingredients cooked longer. is Extreme care should be taken in sealing properly all fruits and vegetables. We have for limited distribution | the bulletins mentioned below. | Write to United States Food Ad- | ministration, Room 746, '111 West | Washington street, Chicago, Illinois. Order by number. How to neutralize acid fruit juices with-carbonate of lime, sterilize and | bottle without sugar.-- Bulletin 859. How to sterilize fruit juices with- out sugar.--Bulletins 839 and 853. How make a tart fruit butter without sugar.--Bulletins 853 and 900. It is important during the present season to consider what vegetables to select for canning and the most economical procedure to use. The following suggestions should have general value: Do not can vegetables that can be dried. Do not can vegetables which can be matured to form a more nutritious food. Lima beans and others are examples of this class. Root crops like beets and carrots should be stored instead of canned. Some products like tomatoes can be concentrated in purees and pastes and thus take up less space. Pea-pods can be boiled down and canned as a puree for soups. All canned vegetables when opened should be boiled for two minutes no matter how they are to be used. Drying furnishes a good substitute for canning and when properly done gives attractive and wholesome pro- ducts. Much space in storing and expense of containers are saved. Sugar is scarce--Jars are high, so dry, dry, dry! | to Food Resolutions That the problem of Food control is a colossal one fraught with great difficulties. That the Food Administration works along three lines--Production, Distribution and Consumption. Under the latter comes Conservation. The first can be encouraged and stimulat- ed; the second controlled by law; the third--by education alone. That the program must be a flexible one as conditions change with sea- sons and in different parts of the country. We feel that this point is particularly important because it is an answer to much of the criticism regarding changes in recommenda- should be done to change this im- pression. That the carrying out of this pro- gram is in the hands of people who are "7icer than we and that we must think of ourselves as soldiers under superior officers--must do as they direct and not question as to the wis- dom of the proceeding. A soldier does not question--he obeys. That even though we have a huge [crop this season and large supplies | of other foods; the surplus must go into storage to avert famine later on. A simple explanation of the law | of supply and demand based on the | follow a: clarbitrary' rorulatian | prices has a tendency to réduce pro- | duction--if consumption is increased { production is stimulated "which in { creases the supply, thereby auto- (matically reducing prices. Purchase Tire Repair Shop The firm of Vaigh and Hanf this] week purchased the Wilmette Vul- canizing shop at 633 West Railroad avenue, from Charles Nelson. = The { new owners have had long ex- | perience in the tire repair business in Evanston. | RAZOR BLADES--ALL KINDS OF razor blades sharpened while you wait. Satisfactien guaranteed. Chandlers, 630 Davis-st.. Evanston. ..6-123-tfc WANTED TO BUY ECOND HAND clothes. Holsman, 524 Davis street. Phone 4676 Evanston. Drop postal LTG34-tfe WILL, ACCOMMODATE FOUR ADULTS as. paying guests in our attractive North Winnetka home. Two front rooms, use of living rooms, and porch. Address Winnetka Weekly Talk C-11. T15-tfe WANTED--BICYCLE FOR GIRL TEN years old. Phone Rogers Park 3486. LTG38-1te NEW EMPLOYMENT AGENCY OPEN- ed. Mrs. O. Spiegel, proprietoress. 545 Provident avenue. Phone 1475 Win. T17-tfc tions. The attitude seems to be that the errors. Everything possible | | If 8 | [ | | | { Phone Glen. 54. a Sk OP Hae! ; : 8 Eras : DR. W. W. VANCE | | John Schwal has arrived safely| Theodore Schulze, 1492 Dentist | overseas. ue, Hubbard Woods, is 1 | it 8 Successor to the late Bl % 3 : : a | DR. O. D. SWAIN Cornelius Lynde has enlisted in the Joseph Husband has Glencoe, lll Navy and is now at Great Lakes. commission as Ensign. Scott aven- 10w at sea. received his Ziesing Block Hours 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. | | Hi: Davls St., Evanston EE ----._ Matinees 2 and 4 Evenings 7 & 9 FRIDAY AUGUST 2 MARY MILES MINTER in "The Ghost of Rosy Taylor" Burton Holmes Christie Comedy The Line Is Busy HEN a telephone operator tells you that the line called for is busy it means that someone is already using the telephone with which you desire connection. SATURDAY ONLY AUG. 3 MADGE EVANS and JOHNNIE HINES in '"Neighbors"' Hearst-Pathe News. Comedy--**Surprising Husband" NEXT WEEK MONDAY ONLY PARALTA PRESENTS BESSIE BARRISCALE in "BLINDFOLDED" A busy telephone line is one of "'life's little irritations." However reasonable we may be, we are inclined to resent the necessity of waiting until someone else finishes a leisurely conversation. Aug. 5 Not infrequently a telephone reported busy is in use by a child at home or some minor employe in an office who is taking advantage of the parents' or employers' absence to "visit' over the wire. Subscribers can help to improve their own service and that of all other sub- scribers by making reasonable rules governing the use of the service in their offices and homes. Tuesday, Wednesday, Aug. 6&7 FRANK KEENAN in "MORE TROUBLE" "A LAUGH EVERY MINUTE" THURSDAY AUG. 8 CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "THE LESSON"' Limited Service North and South North Shore Line via the Residents of Winnetka can reach Milwaukee via the North Shore Line in 1 hour and 47 minutes. Racine can be reached in 1 hour and 6 minutes, Kenosha in 53 minutes. Limited Trains for Milwaukee Leave Winnetka at 6:28 A. M,, and every hour thereafter until 11:28 P. M. On Saturdays, at 6:28 A. M., and every hour thereafter until 11:28 A. M,, then every thirty minutes until 8:28 P. M., then every hour until 1228 A. M. On Sundays, at 6:28 A. M., 7:28 A. M., and 8:28 A. M,, and every thirty minutes thereafter until 11:28 P. M., then 12:28 A. M. Limited Trains for Evanston Leave Winnetka at 7:29 A. M,, and every hour thereafter until 11:29 P. M., then 12:59 A. M. Saturday, at 7:29 A. M., and every hour thereafter until 12:29 P. M., then every thirty minutes until 9:29 P. M., then 10:29 P. M,, 11:20P. M,, 12:29 A. M., 12:59 A. M.,, and 1:29 A. M. Sunday, at 7:20 A. M,, 8:29 A. M, and 9:29 A. M., and every thirty minutes thereafter until 1:29 A. M. For further information apply at nearest ticket office of the NORTH SHORE LINE Milwaukee Ticket Offiice 187 Second Street Phone Grand 1136 Chicago Ticket Office: Winnetka Ticket Office: 137 South Clark Street Passenger Station Phone Central 8280 Phone Winnetke 963