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RLTLLILL 2, WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919 N.U. GRAD HEADS NEW TRIER HIGH Is Selected from List of 200 Can- didates for Position; Has Wide School Experience In 1905 a young man, a graduate of the Rossville, Illinois, high school, came to Evanston and told the authorities at Northwestern TUni- versity that he would like to enter the department of liberal! arts, but that he was without funds. They told him scores of young men with the . right spirit had worked their wav through and that there were plenty of jobs to be had if the right person went after them. Marriage No Bar Then the young man confessed further and said he was married. He was told a wife makes a big differ - ence, but that one is not necessarily a bar to a higher education. The young man entered, obtained stray jobs, including the janitorship at the emenway Methodist church, and in 1909 graduated after majoring in lis- tory under Professor James A James. Last week Eston V. Tubbs was ap- poitted principal of the New Trier igh school, one of the largest high schools in the country. Eston V. Tubbs is the same man who came to Evanston with a wife in 1905 to obtain an education. Has Wide Experience After graduating from Northwest- ern he was given a scholarship to the University of Illinois, where he ob- tained his master's degree. He then taught in the high school at Mat- toon, Illinois, later becoming princi- al. Two years ago when the new igh school at Tulsa, Oklahoma, was rompleted, Tubbs was selected ax superintendent. A member of the board of educa- tion at New Trier stated this week that Tubbs was chosen after a list o 300 applicants had been consider- ed. : "BIRTH OF A RACE" AT HOYBURN ALL NEXT WEEK "The Birth of a Race," characteriz- ed as the "greatest photo-play on earth," will be shown throughout the week of August 11-16 at the Hoyburn theater, Evanston. Since the pro- duction of "Intolerance" and "The Birth of a Nation," this is considered to be the greatest effort on the part of the motion picture industry. Every character in the cast is a star of renown in the silent drama. A coming attraction at the Hoy- burn will be, "The Woman Thou Gavest Me," the picturization of the famous novel of that title by the pen of Hall Caine, leading English novel- ist, whose "The Eternal City," was recently produced on the screen with such telling effect. "Stolen Orders," sensation of the speaking stage and one of William A. Brady's masterpieces, will be shown on Friday, August 8 William S. 'Hart in, "Wagon Tracks," is the attraction for Saturday, August 9. It means the loss of none of his accustomed pleasures, the sacrifice of no necessities. Classified Ads ($50.00 REWARD FOR INFORMATION , leading to the arrest or conviction of those painting the statue at the corner of Sheridan road and Lloyd place, on the night of July 29. Alse $50.00 reward for information lead- Rates for elassified advertising in THE LAKE SHORE NEWS WINNETKA WERKLY TALK GLENCOE NEWS 10e per line first insertion in any paper. fe per line for each suceeeding inser- tion. 15¢ per line first insertion in any two papers. 7 1-2¢ per line for eash succeeding insertion. 20e¢ per line first insertion in three papers. 10e per line for each succeeding insertion. Minimum charge on one time Ad 30c. Count five average words to a line. Advertisements for the Lake Shove News must be at our office by Wednes- day noon; for the Winnetka Weekly Talk and Glencoe News by .Thursday Boon. Pe > x Sh FOR SALE FOR SALB--LADIES BICYCLH; NEW tires; excellent condition; $15. 390 Chestnut avenue, Winnetka. T21-1te SALE--CHICKEN COOP; VERY 857 Ash street. T21-1te FOR cheap. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE GAS" CARS FOR SALE--HUDSON Sedan, in excellent condition; will change to suit; right priee for im- mediate sale. Phone Morris or Walsh Kvanston 1048 or Rogers Park 761 for appointment. Address letters to Benson and Clark streets, Evanston. ; LTG39-1te ELECTRIC CARS FOR SALE 2 REBUILT MILBURN ELECTRIC; NEW batteries, tires and repainted; full guaranteed; write to G. H. Morris, | 778 Greenwood avenue, Glencoe, er telephone Walsh, Evanston 1048. Also have some bargains in other makes of cars. LTG39-1te FOR RENT FOR RENT--NICELY FURN. ROOMS, Phone Win. 513-W. T21-tfc WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT--7 TO 9 ROOM j house after Sent. 1; long or short lease, Address 5407 Greenwood ave- nue. Phone Hyde Park 172. Mrs. Frazer. T26-6tc WANTED--1 OR 2 ROOMS FOR married counle and 5 vear old child, netka. Phone Win. Winnetka Talk B-35. 1373. Address T31-1te HELP WANTED WANTED MAID. WHITE. FOR GEN. work: no laundrv; no heavy clean- ing: $50. 542 Longwood avenue, Glencoe. LTG39-tfe AM DESPERATELY IN NEED OF woman to sew; have about a week's work; plain sewing and dress-mak- ing; but a dressmaker for 1 or 2 davs would be appreciated. Phone Winnetka 1523. LTG30-1te WANTED--EXP. COOK; BEST WAGES and excellent position. Phone Win. 58. T21-1te SITUATION WANTED IF YOU WANT AN EXPERIENCED gardener to attend to your flowers, vegetables and garden call Winnetka 694 and get expert service. _T20-4tc SITUATION WANTED--FIRST CLASS florist and gardener: fifteen years ex- nerience. Address Winnetka Weekly Talk B=11. ' ogo oh _TG20-tfe GARDEN AND LAWN WORK; PRIV. places taken eare of: summer or all vear around. J. H. Walsh, 375 Madison street, Glencoe. Phone Glencoe 251. TG16-tfe TT ___ _LOST AND FOUND ____ LOST--OPAL PIN. FINDER PLEASE telephone Win. 1112, >. Li T21-1tc ' FOUND--PLAIN RING ON BEACH; owner can have same from William Olis, 3424 N. Kildare avenue, Chica- 20. T21-1tp MISCELLANEOUS . POMRSTIC SERVICE BURRBAU FURN- ishes domestic kelp. Phone Bvanston 8998. LTGS7-tfe quality. 796 Elm Street a a 2 0 a PE 2 2 a7 oe 7 dP RT Be 7 UE dd Bl | 3 C I. You can solve the high cost de ® ® of less in quantity and more in One pound of good meat is worth ten times more than a pound of poor meat. We Sell Only The Best 'VOLLMAN'S MARKET SA LEE dra BA CP ed ad 0 A Be Bid Re obit di living problem by buying . Winnetka, Illinois 00, 09 AIA IA TA We issue drafts direct on all principal points in Europe. A GRE LL LAA 1 WI LH 1 LT RR GR SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT 39% on Savings Accounts LE in Glencoe. Hubbard Woods or Win-, Y | evenings and for your guests at all | @ 1| times. nN | WINNETKA STATE BANK Resources Over $400,000.00 ing to the arrest or conviction of anyone committing act of malicious mischief on my Lake shore property. William Bross Lloyd. 21-1tc $5.00 REWARD FOR RETURN OF purple leather bag containing half- knitted yellow sweater. Mrs. J. Goldsmith, phone *Glennoe 468. ; TG21-1tc WE BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK, OLD clothes and shoes. J. Golinsky, 1705 Forest avenue. Telephone Wilmette 1150. "He has his name on his wagon," T21-1te VAL al rid 1 dl dR ld dad RT PD i Dr LLL dd La A D7 LL hed 42D Ti V7 4 Hl 5455 HS JY £3 SHAADI LISLLIS. S01 FL ALIS SSI 2 HY. 1 SIPS LS Ho ALL GOODS Direct from Producer to Consumer with one small profit. J. EE BROWN, Wholesale and Retail Fruits, Vegetables, Potatoes and Watermelons a specialty. Cars and Store at 1916 W. Railroad Ave. near Emerson St. Tel. Evanston 1120, Evanston NR A 7 0 Vata 0 hd add Led RRL LE 2 dd de LLL LLL ddd HAM PILVE, 4 7TH TEER HII SILI bd 8H APE H7 TO AEG GI ATLG IVA TT AAA SE Carve your name on hearts, and not on marble--~Spurgeon. ---- WILMETTE Mon. and Tues., Aug. 11 and 12 Evenings 7:30 and 9:00 .. Matinee, Tuesday 3:30 WM. S. HART . [43 in "Wagon Tracks" EXTRA ....... PATHE NEWS EXTRA, CHRISTIE COMEDY A. M. CARY 1131 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette Telephone Wilmette 2354 HEM HING BUTTON-COVERING, PLEATING, TUCKING. : SINGER SEWING MACHINES AND ACCESSORIES. Only Hemstitching machine on the North Shore, north of Evanston. TWO-HOUR SERVICE WHERE REQUIRED I It en x x Wed. and Thurs., Aug. 13 and 14 ~ Evenings 7:30 and 9:00 .. ANITA STEWART in "HUMAN DESIRE" EXTRA, HAROLD LLOYD'S LATEST EXTRA ......5 +» TRAVEL Fri. and Sat., Aug. 15 and 16 Evenings 7:80, 8:20 and 9:30 Popular Filmusical Comedy "Oh, Boy" EXTRA ....... PATHE NEWS "THE 13TH CHAIR" Frank Keenan in "Told Of the Times" Dorothy Gish in "Nugget Nell" Chas. Ray wm "Bill Henry" oT ee ie BEVERAGES "MADE IN EVANSTON" N = ® " n " L] " = u " " m 8 COMING n " " # = u u n m " u ® ® ® & Cl | For Luncheons, parties, for warm Order A Case Of =n GINGER ALE, SARSAPARILLA, ROOT BEER er any flavor |= All Pure and Whelesome | At Your Dealers' |® or call Evanston 5464 |H for serviee. 0 SHAMROCK Im PRODUCTS CO. va 0 A Nation-Wide Battery Service WE SELL THE "EXIDE" Leanne BATTERY because we know that it is a quality product in every sense of the word. We know that the 31 years of specialized storage battery building experience that is built into it is a guarantee that its design and construction are right. We know that "Exide" has made "A Sure Start Assured" an accomplished faet for hundreds of thousands of car owners the country over, and that it will do the same for you. We Offer "EXIDE" Battery Service to all car owners because all car owners will find it a truly de- pendable and economical service designed to promote longer battery life and better battery performance. "Exide" Service includes the testing, repairing and recharging of all makes of starting batteries; it provides for every individual need of every individual user. of a starting battery. 'Exide' Service is Always Available. Get Acquainted With It Today EVANSTON "EXIDE" BATTERY SERVICE INCORPORATED CX, TO 1007 LOOK FOR [*® 71 Evanston Davis St. THIS SIGN. 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