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[4] od nt WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1922 HERRIN FUND DRIVE FOR $200 IS NOW ON (Continued from page 1) expect your co-operation. Our investi- gation has included conferences with Governor Small, Lieutenant Governor Sterling, Attorney General Brundage, a special meeting of our entire Board of Directors, several meetings of the special committee and personal cor- respondence with all of the Presidents of the one hundred and two local Chambers of Commerce which are members of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce. The result of our study leads us to the following conclusions; "(1) That there are only two men who can carry on this prosecution. One is State's Attorney General Edward J. Brundage. "(2) That neither have funds to carry on the investigation and trial. "(3) That there is no source from which the Attorney General can expect to get any state funds. "(4) That Attorney General Brundage, while not charg- ed with any legal responsi- bility in this matter, is willing and anxious to do all in his power to mete out justice to the guilty parties, and will do so pro- viding the necessary funds can be made available. "(5) That the Attorney General will welcome the assist- ance of the Illinois Cham- ber of Commerce, of the lo- cal Chambers of Commerce and of all good citizens. "(6) That the Illinois Chamber of Commerce should, through its members, en- deavor to raise a fund ne- cessary for the ordinary ex- penses of this trial. "In this emergency the State of Ill- inois is on trial. Our citizens visiting elsewhere have been compelled to hang their heads in shame. The world is asking us, "What are you going to do about it?" We believe the only possible answer is that the business men of this state will contribute of their funds to the utmost in order to prove to the world that justice still reigns and human life shall be safe in Illinois." Seek Contributions The New Trier Commercial associ- ation announces that it will be pleased to receive contributions from New Trier citizens at their earliest con- venience. The association is making a sizable contribution in its own name and solicits the co-operation of New Trier business interests and individ- ual citizens. Contributions may be left at the offices in the Glover-Brown building, Wilmette. Checks are to be made out to the New Trier Commer- cial association (Herrin Fund), and addressed to the association in Glov- er-Brown building, Wilmette. WINNETKA WINS, 4-3, IN MASON PARK GAME Winnetka's team defeated Mason Park last Sunday in a close game, featured by two double baggers, hit by Fritz Eckhart, catcher. The final verdict came out 4 to 3 Pete Luec- chesi pitched good ball for the win ners. Next Sunday the team plays Wilmette. Need More Money for Toledo Golf Expenses Lists are still open for contributions to the fund for defraying expenses of Winnetka's representatives in the Pubilc Parks Tournament being held at Toledo, Ohio, this week. Response to the appeal sent out last week has not been commensurate with the gen eral interest and approval expressed This matter, and the payment of dues are again urged upon the attention of the members. The officers state that members sometimes neglect payment of the $1.00 sum, defer it until the association's activities become embar rassed. TRAVEL BY AUTO Best time of the year for motoring, go where you want, stop when you want, stay as long as you want, is there any way of travel more enjoyable than a trip by Auto through the coun- try to the various lakes or the Dells of Wisconsin. A. F. VOLTZ GARAGE and MOTOR LIVERY 7 Pass. touring cars, hour, day or trip ¢30 Pass. Bus for Picnics" PHONE GLENCOE 98 Who'll Hold the Lucky Key? Watch for the Key Contest ADAMS PHARMACY WINNETKA A) CC The North Shore Montessori School for children from three to six years of age Will begin its seventh year ON MONDAY, THE SECOND OF OCTOBER nineteen hundred and twenty-two IN THE WINNETKA WOMAN'S CLUB Hours: 9 until 11:30 iii SS \ u You'll Be Interested "AT ECKART'S" At present, there exists a shortage of nails, especially 8 and 6 commons. Through our foresight we have over- come the shortage, so Winnetka Build- ers will be supplied. J. F. is taking a short trip next week, for his health, but in spite of this, you will receive the same Courtesy and Good Service in our establishment. F. ECKART CO. Hardware, Paints, Tools, Cutlery, Glass 736 Elm St. Winnetka Phone 844 G, ow. T i IK 2) WINNETKA 46 SU |! | from any other source. start on any long trips. More Dog-gone Trouble comes to motorists thru the ignition system than You'll be sorry if you don't! Le Ll 555-57 CHESTNUT ST. SS---- mm I And ignition trouble is just about the hardest to "shoot" and to repair. Better let us give her the up-and-down before you 1559 Sherman Cash Meat Market Evanston Illinois in the facts that we can put be- fore you in regard to your trans- portation costs here in Winnetka. if you will just take the time and trouble to drop in here some day soon and talk it over with us. The price you are paying at pres- ent is sufficient to enable you to avail yourself of Scully Service-- why aren't you getting it? Phone Winnetka 232 / SPECIAL SALE on PEACOCK HAMS and BACON Peacock 1 Hams 25 2C Fresh Dressed Boiling 2 5 c Native Rib Roast of Beef 32¢ Fresh or Pickled Beef Tongue. 30c Peacock 3 5 Cc Bacon. Chickens Fresh Dressed Broil- 1 ers ... 362 c Fancy Leg of Joring. :3 2c Fresh Calves' Sweet 6 5 Cc SEI RACERER CG EXPRESSING &'MOVING 6 PROUTY ANNEX WINNETKA , ILL. Swift's Premium Ba- 323c con... Very Best Por- terhouse 5c Native Pot Roast of Beef . "162 ¢ Breads .. Strictly Fresh Eggs, Doz. .. Sc Swift's Premi- 273%c¢ 1 um Ham Very Best Sirloin 40 Cc Steak . Fancy Leg of 1 Veal .. 263c Fredh Pork Tender- 60 C loins .