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. America. 12 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1920. td tea NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW 70 ATTRACT CROWD Live Stock, and Horse Shows, Dairy Products Exhibit, and Athletic Events Are Features Not only farmers, dairymen and manufacturers of milk products, but the public at large is looking forward to the National Dairy Show at the Union Stock Yards, Chicago, October 7 to 16, for the big exhibition is rec- ognized as the greatest annual agri- cultural and industrial exposition in The show, with its im- mense herds of the finest breeds of dairy cattle and its monster display of machinery for farm, home dairy, milk plant, creamery, ice cream and cheese factories, will be made inter- esting to the casual visitor by its athletic carnival and its horse show. Leading athletes woof the Olympic team which won the Antwerp games will appear on the evenings of Oc- tober 7. 8 and 9 in connection with the high school and college athletic contests. This will be the first ap- pearance of the great track and field stars in America since winnine the seventh Olympiad in brilliant fashion. Fine Horse Show On the evening of October 11 and thereafter until the close of the dai- ry show, the finest show horses in America will be exhibited in a dazz- ling horse show, which will outrival the society events at Mineola, Mead- owbrook, Piping Rock and the South Shore Country club's horse meet. Lovers of horseflesh are assured a rich treat in the large entry list of hunters. saddlers and driving horses in all classes. Announcement is made that the five great dairy breeds will be judged on the following days: Guernsey Day. October 11; Holstein Day, October 12; Brown Swiss Day, October 12; Jersey Day, October 13, and Avrshire Dav, October 14. The most disting- uished cattle judges in the country will officiate in the prize ring and will give the raidymen an unexcelled opportunity to compare the breeds when seen together and to study breed, type and conformation under the guidance of the world's leading experts. Every facility for learning the newest methods will be provided and the fullest information on all phases of the dairy industry wlil be avail- able for the seeker after knowledge. Every state and national cattle asso- ciation will have a head quarters at the show and state leaders, county agents and ctubworkers will have meetings places assigned them. The Dairy Products contest is set for October 8 and the Students' Cattle contest for October 9, Junior Cattle contest, October 8. BARBAROUS BOLSHEVIKI Barbarous and bloodthirsty Mon- gols comprise one-third of the Bol- chevik army that invaded Poland, ac- cording to workers in Y. W. C. A. soup kitchens in Poland, who were forced to abandon their relief work and come home after the Reds cap- tured large stores of the American Relief Administration by the fall of Vilno. EXPORTS EXCEED IMPORTS Gold imports from England con- tined heavy during the first ten days of August figures made public by the Federal reserve board showing im- ports from that source of $6,604,189. France, the only other European na- tion to export gold to the United States sent $676,505 in the same per- jod. Total imports of gold to the United States from all countries be- tween August 1 and August 10 ag- gregated $8,071,045. Exports during the same time were $8,430,743. Silver imports exceeded exports in the ten days covered by the figures. Imports of the white metal amounted to $1441,014, against exports .of $854,862. The adverse trade balances, however, are permitting European nations to take little of either gold or silver. Silver exports to Europe have been only $4,054,282 and gold ex- ports only $266,510 since January 1, 1920. The board's figures show exports of gold totaling $101,157,159, to the na- tions of Asia, while South American powers have taken $104,721.300. The Women Make Money at Home EVERY DAY women are putting money in their pockets by refinishing their walls with Hockaday's Interio. It's so easy to use that a child fil can do it, and the results are sim- 4 ply wonderful. You geta hard, beautiful surface that can be washed any number of times without harm. Never chalks, peels or lime burns, and will last indefinitely. HOCKADAY'S INTERIO i! goes 307, farther and takes 309, fl less time to apply. Just flow on | two coats---no sizing or priming. Solves al your wall problems for al time and cuts upkeep in half. Let us demonstrate Hockaday's Interio and refer you to satisfied users. If your job is too ex- tensive to d> yourself, we will {| recommend a good painter. | Body . §#5.50 Gallon 1 Reducer 3.20 Gallon Average cost on above basis after mixing $4.50 per gal. "E . y Day is Hocladay" J. F. ECKART CO. 736 ELM ST. Phone Win. 844 business affairs. in life. Give the Boy a Chance Open an account for him in his own name; teach him to be systematic in his The knowledge he will acquire by banking here now will relieve him of a great deal of embarassment later Do not let it be said that his parents did not teach him when he was young. We shall be glad to furnish him with a bank book and check book free. Next to the Bible, a bank book is the second book in importance. Let us teach him that fact. WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK United States has exported $225,719,- 396 in gold since January 1, Silver exports this year amounted to $88,- 470,846, of which Asia took $73,610,- 622, almost 70 per cent going to Chi- nese bankers. MUST HAVE COME BY MAIL Hay fever came five days late this year, suggesting that Mr. Burleson had something to do with it.--Toledo Blade. Ethel--Do you think we ought to marry yet awhile on so little money? Ernest--The governor has promised to increase my allowance when I marry. Ethel--Yes, but mamma will cut mine off when I do.--Boston Trans- script. JAZZ-BO DANCE EXPECTS . TO DRAW BIG ATTENDANCE Judging by the advance sale of pasteboards the crowd at the Jazz- Bo dance to be given on Jazz-bo night, Tuesday evening, at Jazz-Bo hall (Gross Point village hall) will be a large one. Inasmuch as it will be one of the first informal dances of the season on the north shore a large part of the attendants are expected to come from the upper section of the north shore. The male dancers are all set to wear their Jazz-Bo ties. The orches- tra will be furnished with ties for the occasion by H. M. Butler of Butler's store on Wilmette avenue. 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Children need the Victrola Children, as well as parents, are profiting by the educational opportunity made possible with a Vic- The innate love for music which has been placed in every human heart can now be satisfied, refined and developed, for the Victrola brings into one's home practically all of the music of all the world. Such artists as Caruso, McCormack, Galli Curci, Gluck, Farrar, and Schumann-Heink, are ever at your command to illustrate the art of These and many others have their art exclusively to the Victrola because of its absolutely lifelike reproduction. Outfits Selected by Lyon & Healy No. 11--§169.50 Victrola Style No. 11. Ma- hogany, Oak or Price $150. The Th yi $169.50 includes at $84.10 includes Record Al- $1.25 each, Record Albums each, and twelvé selec- lection, ments. Monthly pay- No. 10--§141.55 Monthly payments. 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