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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1922 WHY I ADVERTISE IN THE TALK "We advertise in the Winnetka Talk because:-- 1. It reaches in Winnetka. 2. It keeps our name before the public. 3. It tells the public of our constant, efficient service. 4. It has improved our business." Just in that manner did Carl Braun 'most every resident Carl Braun of Braun Brothers dealers in automo- to the query put by the editor of the bile tires, oils, gasoline, etc., reply Talk, "Why do you advertise in the Talk?" Braun Brothers are located at 723- 25 Oak street, and it is a busy place for the motorist. Quick and efficient service is the motto that has built up for them a splendid clientele among motorists who appreciate just that sort of service. Next week another merchant" will be asked to give his reasons for em- ploying the Talk as an advertising medium. Watch for it! BOOK REVIEWS (Continued from page 14) ed twine, Grizel and Maud Adams and THE JUDGE, the work of Rebec- ca Barrie, alias Rebecca West. Morever there can be no doubt that the first book of THE JUDGE is past peradventure one of the liter- ary treats of the year. It shines and glimmers like a blown bubble ashine and glitters with the radiance and brightness of the sunlight of Ellen. She is a sun among heroines. THE JUDGE scatters charm like a perfume but the charm lies not in the story, which is simply the falling in love and courtship of a poor Edin- burgh typist, nor in the lovely de- scriptions of the life of Ellen and her mother and their search through bumble ways for beauty, but in the drawing of the characters and in the sparkle of flare of Ellen, throwing off light, color and brilliance like a pin- wheel. The Scotch seem weak in sequel. For examples; one need only men- tion Tommy and Grizel, David Bal- four, All In It or the 7-12th Cantos of Marmion. So while the second book of THE JUDGE is a thrilling swift melodrama with an ending in strict accordance with the judicial ethics of a Scotch Presbyterian God, Wilmette-- of a good wholesome The Cafeteria Dine Today - the Cafeteria Way Ww. elch's Cafeteria The best way to assure yourself go to WELCH'S CAFETERIA is the best way. meal, is to way l-laelhiECY Fhe prophecy of a Success is offen written in bis savings bank book Prophets---and profits sound"much alike. The first is a natural pheno- menon --- but the second depends upon your ability to save. WINNETKA cpe | ans Marion the heroine has none of the flavor or sparkle of Ellen. This book, too deals with the be- trayal of Marion, who is the mother of Richard, Ellen's betrothed and her re-betrayal at the hands of her hus- band. Barrie becomes submerged in Freud and the mother complex and the step oedipus complex become the dominating strains rising more crescendo into a climax of sheer and perhaps, . unnecessary-violence with just one final soft sorrowful chord. Of course Ellen, too, possessed the mother complex almost as much as her Richard but it was a much saner and more natural obsession and EI- len was much more interesting and intriging woman than Marion just as Richard was miles above the weak Harry who begot him. PAINT All Sise Cans, Tubes, Special Colors You Can Do Better Here Than Elsewhere RASMESEN'S Store WINN 344 STORE DR. WENDELL A. DIEBOLD 0 STEOPATHIC SANATOLOGIST I teach you how to get well and keep well. 797 Elm St. Winnetka J Tel. Win. 1767 3 te rs. 9 to }2 a. m. DEARBORN Evenings by appointment only 4936 PHONE WINNETKA 110 CT HARRY PORTER Furniture Moving Expressing Shipping and Packing SPECIAL TRIPS to CITY MOTOR SERVICE EEE 845 SPRUCE ST., WINNETKA | ----~-- The Some of the Well Groomed Car Skid Chains A complete line of Weed Skid Chains for all cars. Alcohol Alcohol for your radiators. Splendid Car Washing Service Richardson's Garage 724-30 Elm Street | Winnetka I PHONE 25-841 Ge \d SIGNS OPERONS ROBIE EEE ENINCOUNONEESBEUSEEOEEDRENEERRY, \ Ld You can do 165 useful things with it For any number of carpentry and repair jobs; for making hundreds of useful and attractive home things--you'll find the ideal material in There are two remarkable facts about Cornell--the num- ber of things you can do with it; and the ease and econ- omy with which you can do them. We know Cornell is what you want. That's why we have it for you. We have a booklet, "165 Uses for Cornell-Wood- Board" that will interest you. It describes some of the many uses. You'll think of others. Just write, call or phone for a copy--it's yours for the asking. Cornell is all wood, an important fact to you. It's easy to work with--saws well and holds nails. Its tough pure wood fiber, triple-sized; its laminated construction, four- plys thick; and its attractive oatmeal finish, mill-primed-- all these make Cornell the ideal utility material. Winnetka Coal-Lumber Company EEE ERNE RENEE RESERPINE NAN ENS RENE REE EERE RRERES SEEN EERE ESE ENN RNSNERENEEREENENRO Et"