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3 ! ! | I | i | I WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1920 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK ISSUED SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK by LAKE SHORE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1222 Central Ave., Wilmette, Ill. 556 Center Street, Winnetka, Ill. Telephone ....... .....5 Wilmette 1920 Telephone ...........<.. Winnetka 388 SUBSCRIPTION ........ $2.00 A YEAR All communications must be ac- companied by the name and address of the writer. Articles for publication should reach this office by Thursday afternoon to insure appearance in current issue. Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituary poetry, notices of entertainments or other affairs where an admittance charge will be made or a collection taken, will be charged for at regular advertising rates. Entered at the postoffice at Winnetka, Illinois, as mail matter of the second class, under the act of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1920 No Bail If the example of Judge John F. Boyer of Evanston were to be more generally followed there would be a decrease in the number of cases of arrests of intoxicated automobile drivers, and not because of laxity on the part of the police. As has been abundantly evidenced to north shore | and Chicago recently the payment of a fine or money as recompense to the family of the victim of an in- toxicated man at the wheel of an] automobile is a punishment far from being fitted to the crime. Money to those who have plenty of it is a small consideration. Physical comfort is, on the other hand, a matter of very | great importance. A period in jail | is much more likely to exercise al salutary influence over the careless | driver than a fine of however great proportions. We can never hope for a noticeable amelioration of the conditions that prevail in the public until | there is a different disposition on the part of the courts and a different | standard of individual responsibilty developed through the insistence of | public opinion upon the offender | against the public safety being re- | quired to pay for the damage that he causes in some other coin than that | which passes - through the pocket. | Other communities have tried other | methods and found them effective. | It is about time that Chicago and the | environs should awaken to the need | for a change of policy. streets The Fcrest Preserve | | Possession of the Skokie valley by | the public is assured in the decision | upon its purchase as a part of the | forest preserve, an assurance that is pleasing to the people of the en-| virons of Chicago who have seen the | possibilities of getting out into the open growing fewer and fewer. We have been in danger of per- mitting the industrial spirit of the great cities to rob the public of those privileges of fresh air, sunshine and lowed the commercialism of the cen- ters of population to control lives of the people who them, all in the interest of increas- ing that commercial prosperity at whatever expense. setting about by various means to redeem some of the benefits that we have surrendered. the! the opportunity to get near to nature 'NORTH SHORE MAN GIVEN to an alarming degree. We have al-| BIG INSURANCE POSITION H. A. McLain, 1341 Scott avenue, | compose | Hubbard Woods, who has been en- |gaged in the insurance business on | the north shore for the past szven years, has been appointed gencral We have begun agent for this territory for the Wil- to see the error of our ways and are |liam Penn Motor Indemnity Tx- {change of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ja reciprocal company. The territory assigned to Mr. Mec- The institution |ILain will extent from Chicago along of the forest preserve with its open |the north shore to the Wisconsin joyment of those who spend crowded manufacturing plants or the gested districts of the city, is a step | towards and the open sky. | RED CROSS WOMEN TO REST DURING AUGUST Mrs. James A. Patten of the Ev- lanston branch cf the American Red | Cross has announced that the Red Cross work shop in the city hall at Evanston would be closed during the nonth of August. The home service section of the Red Cross at 1608 Sherman avenue, | Evanston, however, will not be clos- ed, but will remain open to take care |of the demands made upon it by the former service men. In case of any emergency Miss Ada Murray, who is in charge of the work shop, may be reached.at her home by telephoning Evanston 1130. North shore women are active in he Evanston Branch of the Red Cross. Ex-service men of the north shore are urged to avail themselves of the home service department of he Red Cross. 2¢ | WE FEATURE CHIC 1920 BathingCaps The Atlantic City Kind NOT THE DRUG STORE VARIETY See Us If You Want a Cap That Is Different W.H.Salishury&GCo. Established 1855 308 W. Madison Street, CHICAGO Phone Franklin 5744 Between Franklin and Market Streets [ | spots in the country for the free en- | the | greater part of their days in the! yet more crowded homes of the con-| bE RUBBER STORE § | Zz Real BELOW LLL LEE LL LLL dL LLL ddd LLL 22 27d Te dd TE dT Za 7 Fd Za ZZ 7 ZT. \ COST SALE To red 2777277277727 777 27 77777 77 7777 Zr 7 Ll Ali ddd Fd dd dd 2d Fda uce our large stock of choice PINK SALMON Excellent quality, 15 oz. tins Regular Price, 35c. SARDINES in Tomato Sauce Regular Price, 30c SARDINES in Oil Regular Price, 20c 5 cans for 50c. Put a dozen of each in pantry shelves while the sale lasts. They will keep. For your Sunday Dinner telephone your order before 10 a. m. Saturdays for some of Booth's delicious fresh Trout, Pike or White Fish. ONE DELIVERY DAILY IN WILMETTE 19¢ Sale Price, Sale Price, 2 2 C Sale Price, 1 lc 1557 Sherman Avenue LLL LLL LL LLL Ll dd Ll ddd22 NZ BOOTH FISHERIES CO. Tel. Evanston 2555 JS ISILISLLSSSSSSLLLSLSIS SSIS LS SLS SSS SSSIS ST SLS SILLS SSIS SS OS SSIS SSSI SSIS SIS ISIS I SSSI SSS So ASSLLSSS ILS SILLS SS LISS S SSS SSSA II ALLS SLL LLL LLL S SSS SSS LS LL SIS SSL S SLI SIS SSIS LSS SSSA SSS SALSA LSS SS AAAS SS SAAS SA IH TTA SAA A A SA SHY AAS IIH He will have offices in | Hubbard Woods and at 29 South la Salle street, Chicago. The salient feature of the company, laccording to Mr. Mcl.ain, is the fact [that it sells insurance at cost to sub- |scribers, returning a dividend at the expiration of the policy contract. The Istate line. the introduction into the rates, he adds, are fifty per cent lives of the people of the city of the | lower than the rates customarily healing influences of the open road, charged in motor insurance. Mr. McLain has been active for imany years in north shore and Chi- cago insurance circles. GO TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY HERE'S one way you can be certain of battery newness and of a bat- tery that will put an end to re-insulation worry. Just make sure the battery you buy is a Bone Dry Willard with the Threaded Rubber trade mark on the box. EVANSTON BATTERY STATION 1648 Maple Ave. Corner Church' St. Phone Evanston 4445 A LENGTHY PROGRAM "You have a pretty good library." "Yes," replied the patient man. "I have worked twenty years or so ac- cumulating a lot of books and a place to put 'em. Now I'm going to start in and work another twenty years to provide for enough leisure to en- able me to read them." --Washington Star. RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Salvatore di Francesco, 903 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods, re- turned Sunday from St. Francis hos- pital, Evanston, where she had been confined for seven weeks. Chop Suey Thursday and Saturday Evening of each week Don't Forget Tn Sport Garments for Women T has been our proud boast for a long time that we served the best Our "Tom Wye" coffee in town. The fact that we give so much atten- tion to a cup of coffee is a strong indication that we believe in pleasing our cus- tomers in every detail. Try us. Sport Jacket for women is 'distinctly different-- | Dine today the Cafeteria way a tailored sarment la Lc 2 THIET Welch's Cafeteria 1101 Central Avenue Wilmette, Ill. for Sport wear in all the popular ; ; 'shades including Beaver Brown. We also offer a de Luxe line of Brushed Wool Thirsty? Then order some of these, and keep them on ice. Root Be hl G2 = FR Edelweiss, per dozen Ginger Ale | €1.65 Sarsaparilla $1 = Birch Beer Green River, perdcz. . . . . . Loganberry, pint, per doz... . . . Grape Juice, white and red, per pt. Orangeade, per quart . . . . . Fruito, all flavors, per dozen . . . Sparkling Catawba Grape Juice, pt. C. A. FORBERG Dealer in Fancy Groceries and Meats 1055 Gage St, HUBBARD WOODS and Fiber Silk Scarfs. You will receive 'courteous and intelligent Service here whether you purchase er | or not. per dozen | $1.65 7.50 fi 45c 80c 35c¢ $2.75 3.55 60c per qt. 31.10 per qt. Open Saturday Evenings Phone Y, inn. 78-79 EVANSTON, ILL.