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od WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920 SEEK $500,000 FOR Kinloch, Dr. Harry E. Mock, Dr. W. EDWARD SANITORIUM "siesta ovinderhoor, © clude cottages and pavilions erected by certain large employers, among Chicago and North Shore To Be | them being Sears, Roebuck & Co, Canvassed For Funds for Big Cook County Tuberculosis Sanitorium Swift & Co., International Harvester Co., Montgomery Ward & Co., and the Chicago Telephone Co. Others will be erected by employers who recognize the fact that such an ex- ment. RESTORE BIG FIRE LOSS penditure is a most excellent invest- Leaders in Every Field of Endeavor To Get Behind Big Movement Beginning June 1 Curable Ailment Forty years ago tuberculosis was regarded as an entirely hopeless ail- ment, presaging a slow, heart-break- ing death with continual menace to Men and women of all creeds, and | €Very one coming in contact with the representing every phase of activity patient. Today it is a well known industrial, financial, religious and so- | fact that the white plague, if taken in cial, have united in the campaign to | time, is entirely curable, and in raise $500,000 for the Edward Sani- | Virtually every case the progress of torium at Naperville, a branch of the | the disease can be arrested and the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute, with | Victim returned to his or her former headquarters at 8 South Dearborn | Position in life. street, Chicago. Three hundred and twenty workers are being enlisted for the drive which will begin June 1 and continue for one week, covering every precinct in Chicago and the suburban towns included in this district. Suffer Fire Loes Last February fire destroyed the main building and infirmary of the sanitorium, which for fourteen years has been one of the most staunch bulwarks in the winning fight being waged against tuberculosis. Though the numerous cottages on the grounds escaped the flames, all of the bed-ridden patients had to be hastily removed to other institutions and the work of the Edward Sani- torium has consequently been seri- ously impeded. These buildings must be rebuild, bigger and better than before, and fully equipped with laboratories, dis- pensaries, X-ray department. There must also be a nurses' home, new ad- ministration and service building, a modest auditorium and library, and vocational training shops. First Fund Appeal To do this work $500,000 will be re- quired. Though the Edward Sani- torium has in fourteen years treat- ed 2,103 patients with wonderful suc- cess, it has never before made any appeal to the public and has never been in debt, thanks to the generous help of individuals. Deeply significant of the splendid humanitarian scope of the Christian and Jew have united in this campaign, and a joint appeal to the clergy has been issued by the Chicago Church Federation and the Rabbinical association of Chicago. Every pastor of every Protestant Christian church, every every reformed Jewish has received an appeal signed jointly by the Rev. Dr. Herbert I. Willett, president of the Church Federation, and by Rabbi Joseph Stolz, president of the Rabbinical association, asking them to urge the cause of the Edward Sanitorium in their services Saturday, May 29, and Sunday, May 30. Leaders Behind Drive Dr. Frank Billings is general chairman for the campaign, and the advisory committee includes such men as David R. Forgan, John V. Farwell, Cyrus H. McCormick, E. D. Hulbert, Victor Lawson, Harry Hart, Clifford W. Barnes, Ernest A. Hamill, John E. Wilder, John G. Shedd, W. E. Clow, Thomas D. Jones, D. F. Kelly, Charles H. Wacker, John T. Pirie, Henry T. Lytton, George W. Perkins, E. J. Lehmann, Dr. Robert H. Babcock, A. G. Becker, Dt. J. A. Britton, E. J. Buffington, E. F. Cary, E. A. Cudahy, Rufus'. C. Dawes, Dr. W. A. Evans, M. S. Florsheim, C. W. Folds, Dr. Ludwig Hektoen, Samuel Insull, R. P. Lamont, George A. Mc- Edward Sanitorium is widely and A. Pusey, F. H. Rawson, John A. properly regarded as one of the big factors in reducing the death rate by more than one-half. The ideal of the institution and the niche it fills in the general anti-tuberculosis scheme of Chicago is that there shall be treated, at cost, those patients who wish to pay their way. This is slightly in excess of $20 per week, for every- thing. Modern Equipment This affords the person of moderate means the opportunity for recovering i health as completely as in Colorado or Arizona, and with complete main- tenance of self-respect, or the pride that rejects charity. And that is a most important consideration in these modern days. The campaign, June 1 to 8, to raise sufficient funds for required con- struction is deserving of the support of every man and woman in Cook county. If you are not solicited offer your contribution or pledge at the office of the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute, 8 South Dearborn street. RA A LL LE LL Willis--My great-great-grandfather| "Did you have a good time at the was the first child born of native Flatherby's week-end affair?" "Gra- born American parents in our town. cious, yes! My husband wouldn't Gillis--So? Willis--Yes; and I think speak to me for two weeks after- I was the last. --Denison News. ward."--Dartmouth Jack O' Lantern. 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COPLAN, 1126 Central Avenue ULL 2277777777, * you and ourself. : Marcel Waving Shampoo Miss Church 1123 Central Avenue, First Floor Our new location at 1123 Central Avenue, is more convenient both for Facial Massage Come in and give us a trail WILMETTE . . . . . . oe . . . . . ° * Hair Dyeing Manicure Beauty Shop Phone Wilmette 1120 Ll Before buying a machine allow us to place one in your home on Free Trial. # LJ LJ LJ CJ LJ Ld LJ LJ LJ CJ LJ LJ 3 LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ C3 3 LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ . . le E We are now in position to make IMMEDI- LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ 3 s There is no machine made that can com- * pete with the Cataract for washing clean, quick and : without injury to clothing. No cylinder to lift, no he . + frail parts to break or wear out. LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ Try one in your laundry at our expense ~YOU-BE THE JUDGE Lake Shore Electric Co. VANCE F. FOSTER, Proprietor Electrical Contracting, Fixtures, Supplies and Appliances 1135 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette Phone Wilmette 2494 LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ Ld LJ LJ] Ld LJ LJ LJ LJ L 3 LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ Ld Ld LJ L 4 Ld Ld LJ Ld Ld Ld LJ Ld Ld Ld LJ LJ LJ LJ Ld * +* Ld LJ LJ LJ LJ + * LJ +* Ld LJ -* LJ L 4 LJ Ld LJ Ld Ld LJ LJ Ld LJ LJ LJ + LJ Ld Ld Ld Ld + Ld J Ld L 4 LJ LJ ed LJ Aedededed ded de dod ded dd ddd dd dB BB BB BB RR bb Bb ob ob ob do de dd MORGAN'S Big One-Week's Sale of Groceries Sale Begins Friday, May 28, and Ends Thursday, June 3 A ---- BUTTER Finest Creamery. The very 59¢ best we can buy. Per pound STRICTLY FRESH. Every one guaranteed. Per Dozen ....... 49c EGG Pillsbury's Flour, this sale only, 1, bbl., 98-1b. sack . . . Mr. Automobile Owner Is your car fully ccvered by Fire, Theft, Liability, Property Damage and Col- lision Insurance? If not it should be. V. E. CARLSON Writes ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 188 Forest St. Phone Winnetka, Ill. Winnetka 486 each EE AE Ma EE A Tr bunches siete vei stmt. v Ferguson's Orange American Family Soap, 10 bars for . .. . .. 19c New Texas Onions, 3 pounds for ..... 29c Large Fresh Pineapples, need no sugar, Asparagus, Extra Fancy Ottawa, large FC es Ca 22¢ Krispy Crackers, $1 box, large yellow can 89c Lemons, Extra Large, Sunkist, dozen . . ..39¢ Marmalade, Large 22-oz. jar (last time at this price) . ..... 59¢ Edelweiss Beverage, Buck Beer, Primalt and Dr. Swett's Root Beer. Now's the Ai fr Rn 3 ee $1.40 Saratoga Flakes, 25¢ package for ........ 21c New Potatoes, 10lbs, ..... .... 1 $1.39 Golden Wax Beans, quart . ............. 15¢ Heinz Baked Beans, No. 2 ......... 20c Fresh Dates, on the stem. (Dattes Mus- codes sur choix),box .............. 49c Sweet Gherkins, full quart jar . ........ 59¢ Lipton's Cocoa, V5-lb. can ............ 29¢ Extra Fancy Yellow Cling Peaches, can . .55¢ Fancy Bartlett Pears,can ............ 59c Meat Department Prime Native Rib Roast, Ib. Short Cut Leg of Lamb, 1b. ....... 45¢ Mint free Rib or Loin Pork Roast, 1h. ... . 2 35¢ C. H. Morgan Grocery Co. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY # season. Two bottles, 25¢; dozen . . . . .. $1.45 or --0rI0I 10300 ° Monarch Coffee (2 cans to customer) i BOND BROS. 3b. can') 7 ui I & CO ELECTRIC Clover Leaf Honey, comb .......... . 49¢ » CONTRACTORS § || 624 Davis St. Tel. Ev. 944 [1 EVANSTON, ILL. 0 4 Also agents for the l Judd Washing Machine and = ° High Quality Meats of all kinds in our Meat . ra : Dept. Fish, Oysters and Fowl in Season Simplex Ironing Machine ! corzor 10ror== x0 614-616 Davis St., Evanston Phones Wil. 190. Ev. 2751 Fine line of high quality Bakery Goods in our Temptation Bakery. Cakes Baked to Order wal I 4 snd hee North