The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1920 Facts About Hoover (By Campaign committee Hoover for president club at Winnetka.) Herbert Hoover was born in 1874 at West Branch, Iowa. He was" left an orphan at 6 years of age and went to live with relatives in Oregon. When he was 14 years old he began to support' himself and entered Le- land Stanford university in 1891. He worked his way through the uni- versity and graduated as a mining engineer. He worked as a common miner and-gang foreman in Nevada for one year and then became a clerk in the office of a California mining engineer. He married Miss Lou Henry, a graduate of his own university. The years between 1897 and 1914 he spent in. mining operations all over the world but maintained Cali- fornia as his legal residence and last | voted there--the Republican ticket-- | in 1912. In 1916 he did not vote be- cause he was then doing Belgian Re~ lief: work in Europe. He became a member of the New York Republican club in 1909 and is still an. active member of that organization. He was appointed United States Food Administator in 1917. In 1919 the Allied and, Associated Powers appointed him director gen- eral of Relief and he organized the American Relief Administration. From December, 1919, to March, 1920, he acted as vice-chairman of the second Industrial Conference in Washington. This service, supple- mented by his previous great ex- perience, has given him a close knowledge of industrial conditions in the United States. Charles E. Hughes Hoover: "The Americanism of Hoover is shown in every deed, in every utter- has said of LENSES DUPLICATED Frames repaired 50c. Best Filled Bows, each 35¢ to 60c Screw Fitted in Eye Glasses 10c Spiral Springs with Screw, complete 25¢ G. ETTINGHAUSEN EXPERT Watch and Clock Repaliing. 554 Railroad Ave. Telephone 989 WINNETKA, ILL. ET ETT CPT Lr EL ER EY ance. His achievements dignified the nation and established prestige for the American name abroad which | none of the failures of diplomacy can | obscure. He bears a name illus- trious because of his remarkable achievements; but, best of all, it is a name untarnished, expressive not only of exceptional ability but of the simple life of a modern citizen." A Hoover mass meeting will be held at 'the Chicago Woman's club, 410 S. Michigan avenue, Wednesday, May 26, at 3 o'clock. A similar meeting will be held in the same place 'for "business women in the evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Morley of "Winnetka have moved to 4941 Calu- TOURNAMENT AND DINNER DANCE FOR BOB O'LINK The opening dinner dance and tournament at Bob O'Link Golf club is scheduled for Saturday, May 29. There will be a golf ball sweep- stakes tournament for men members, Medal play, and qualifying rounds for the Decoration Day events. Women members will play Bridge at 3 o'clock. Dinner is to be at 7 o'clock followed by dancing. The day marks the official opening of the club for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kent Tenney, Jr, who have been residing with Mrs. Tenney's parents; Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Walker, 651 Prospect avenue, to live. 10 EXC met avenue, Chicago. have gone to Madison, Wis., (OEIOE I0XOL - OEIOL= 100 S CAMP PITT FOR BOYS, ELDORA, COLORADO from Arapahoe Peaks. i A CAMP THAT'S DIFFERENT? In the heart of the Rocky Mountains, 10,000 feet above sea level, on the North Fork of Middle Boulder Canon, five miles Four trout lakes within one mile ° radius. Riding, hiking, swimming, baseball, tennis. A select a camp, limited to fifty boys. Tutoring if desired. 0 Director R. S. PITTS, A. B. || East Denver High School, 0 Denver, Colorado. n Jea0or 10301 10101 --OEIO1 1010) EE EEE EEE NENENEEESEEEEEEEEE% ditional charge. success. THE Phone Winnetka 888-889 dE ENSEEEEDENDEEND SES SEEEEEENEEER A Square Deal We do not ask you to help pay your neighbor's expenses. We sell our merchandise so that you can save if you like. Our goods are all marked in plain figures so that you can see what you should pay for them. They are cash prices over the counter. If you want Delivery Service we have it with a small ad- Four deliveries daily at 9:30, 11:30, 2:30, 4:45. Three years test of this merchandising has proved a Call and give us your order. We will save you money. IEE PROGRESSIVE GROCERY A. LIPS, Proprietor Meyer Bank Building ANBAR NENESNENAANANENSN | TOE OE=--=I0r=0=----"0r=10 GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, Report With the foresight of being entirely prepared for this Spring Rush, we must admit that our stock room is somewhat depleted. Credit to the efforts of our buyer makes it impossible to refuse sales of GARDEN TOOLS, MECHANICS' TOOLS, NAILS, SPORTING GOODS. -- 3 I I J. F. ECKART CO. Hardware Phone Winnetka 844 O10 ----10 CIO I------J0E=IOLO 736 Elm St. PAINTS Of all kinds in large and small cans WALL PAPERS. PAINTING & DECORATING Floor Finishing a Specialty RASMESEN"S PAINT STORE H. NAKUTIN Pays the Best Price for Second Hand Clothes Tel. Evanston 1576 JOEIOKL I OEIOL IOI OF (4) --t{o) -- IOI OL -- (¢) -- (J ] = OLIOL IOLXOK 809 Demster St S010 National Tea Company I~ 0 OEIOX SPECIAL SALE, SATURDAY, MAY 22nd, 1920 Opening of Our New Store: 788 Elm St., Winnetka NOTE THE LOW PRICES FOR HIGH GRADE GOODS IN EFFECT THIS SALE ONLY | -- 5) 0 | o || James S. Kirk & Co's NATIONAL BLEND FINEST ELGIN John F. Jelke's "Our" Brand Fancy STRICTLY | per bar Tc this sale 43¢ per lb. 50¢ WE per pound % size, per can Selected 49¢ 10 bars for 69c Has no equal : 38c 16¢ Bulk Eggs 47¢ 8 -- rr J, HE Tia 1 Fairbank's Gold ) - B Corn Flakes iis rotnecieas 11c || | Washing Powder Li, Lis Si 4)c Peas Sire Brad Sweet Wettkled, 15¢ Yai oT ap Argo Brand, Re s a » Tomatoes 72.2 "5nd vied 13¢ || | Salmon Sion Sn "an 007%. 35¢ | || Qats Sher or drmous Rolled Oats Jt ' Navy Beans, Han i Y Jods i i c DANS oe Ma Le 9c | | Macaroni Fh A 23c Peas imi fie No 2 Shed devdus 19¢ ° B. «Pari ran National Telephone Pe hd e an Camp' ; i Coins, Sy nant. = 18c || | Peas sc: one. Pr ne 52¢ Mill ee ia] er can 18c 3 ey Sun Maid Seedless Raisins WC PhG dit Clara Prufiesi sy Birds 4 Raising. 5 217, Seetless © BE 24c || | Prunes 3 Suck, Supe Cure Prunes 390 | | Matches shoe"... oni 20 ) Campbell's Soups, Vegetabl . Fine quali ue Rose Rice ° Bl SOND Sr Ee viinscs, 12¢ J | Rice. Fas ry Boe Rose Reel] 15¢ Fruit Preserve ii 2 *¢ Aerie 38¢ = \ J ; AM ' | 4 PALM OLIVE ORSACO LUX NATIONAL CATSUP | National Biscuit Co. KITCHEN I SOAP 2 (Blue Fin.) Kk Uneeda Biscuits o TUNA FISH Per package Pint bottle ....22¢ CLEANSER 3bars 25¢ 22¢ 10c 1, Pint bottle 14c Tc 3 for 13¢ 2 et" EE ea RR A ER I I A A ° | | o | | 0 B | 2 9 1] iN OQ iE 3 ------ on