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pl WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923 17 F INTEREST "only to our ADVERTISERS A full-page advertisement has tre- mendous selling power. It catches the reader's eye and holds his at- tention. He remembers the name of the full-page advertiser, and when in need of the article which is of- fered, the name comes at once to his mind. Certain of our merchants have such great. faith in the value of what they sell that they make frequent use of full page advertising. We are instituting a Roll of Honor for these advertisers. The Roll of Honor will show how many full pages each of these merchants has used since January 1, 1923, and will be revised each week. - FULL PAGE HONOR ROLL Hubbard Woods Lumber and Coal Company ...............000% 4 Hubbard Woods Grocery and Market ..1.....00. 0.0... 000 4 North Shore Bootery ..:......0..0.. 1 R. H. Schell and Company........ 1 William Aitken... .... 000.000, 1 Anthony and Lareau ............. 1 Blomdahl and Sundmark .... .... 1 The modern tailoring establishment is to be found right in Wilmette. It is none other than the Schultz and Nord business on Central avenue op- posite the Wilmette village hall. Flee- tricity plays a prominent part in the work turned out at the shop. Every tailor's "goose" is electrically heated and every sewing machine is motor propelled. This week Schultz and Nord re- ceived a new and extremely attractive office and salesroom equipment. It is well worth beholding. Emil Nord is the genial and efficient 'guide. The Avenue Shop in Hubbard Woods is now advertising new spring lines of ladies apparel. The lines of sweaters, sport clothes and novelties are very attractive. H. E. Odhner and company, well known Hubbard Woods tailors, ad- vertise spring suitings and top coats. "Getting near Easter Sunday," says Odhner, by way of a warning to the discriminating gentlemen. The Hubbard Woods Garage is now selling the Wadham Motor oil, known as the "tempered" oil for automobiles. This oil, it is explained, stands an un- usual amount of heat without "break- ing down" and leaves little or no carbon. The Hubbard Woods Cash Grocery and Market is conducting some at- tractive canned goods sales. Canned goods in dozen lots represent the biggest bargains of the sale, especial- ly some brands of canned fruit with which 10 pounds of sugar are sold for 59 cents. With other items sugar is being sold at the rate of one pound for two cents. The sales are an- nounced in the grocery's full-page ads in the Talk. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING of the Highest Quality | Wersted Motor Co. Phone Winnetka 165 Frank Borovicka, florist at 746 Center street, is announcing his Eas- ter floral specialties. It has not been generally known that Mr. Borovicka does a retail business. His advertise- ment in the Talk last week would make anyone want an Faster "posy" in the home. There are hyacinths, cineraria, cyclamen and primroses, as well as a complete assortment of cut flowers. The Winnetka Shoe Store is an- nouncing something new in sport shoes for men and women. The shoe has a raw rubber sole that is said to be superior to leather in wearing quality. The South Water Fruit market, now under new management, is ad- vertising extensively its bargains in fresh fruits and vegetables. Do you read "Charley" Patchen's ads in the Talk? Whether you have a bad cold or want to buy a tooth brush, it will pay to consider Charley's offers in the Community Pharmacy announcements each week. His ad copy is typical of Charley himself and vou should get acquainted with his "smiling service." Homer G. Cazel, 408 E. Railroad avenue, who has been north shore representative for Childs and Frank- lin, Evanston wholesale grocers, for a number of years, is now represent- ing in the same capacity the Mallott, Johnson company, wholesale grocers. of Chicago. Mr. Cazel has been well known to north shore business men for 18 years. He was formerly con- nected with the Progressive Grocery at Winnetka. He will continue to transact business with north shore merchants. The North Shore Suburban Electric Shop, 415 Linden avenue, Wilmette. has secured the exclusive agency of the entire north shore for the cele- brated Iver-Johnson bicycle. ABU SALE Baby Sweaters, Bonnets and other articles greatly reduced at THE POLLY PRIM SHOP : (Virginia P. Noe') 809 Oak St. Winn. 1635 HE, N N N N N WILL BE "SCARED! -- by the -- Three Live Ghosts if you go to the Skokie school on Wednesday, eve- ning, March 21. The North Shore Players will introduce them to you. Music by The Vagabonds Nr T7777 77777777777 77777777777 77a 2d ddd add ddd dd ddd ddd ddd ddd dd ddd 777777777777 rina riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiizz --Hlaza Jemeler-- LIBRARY PLAZA HOTEL EVANSTON pz finest jewelry shop on the North Shore, maintaining a repair depart- ment for watches, clocks and jewelry. GENERAL TEAMING BLACK DIRT and MANURE HARVEY RYAN 342 Jefferson Ave. Phone Glencoe 655 Glencoe BUYS FARM TO SUPPLY KITCHENS OF 2 HOTELS Victor C. Carlson, owner of the Li- brary Plaza and the Orrington, Ev- anston's newest hotels, has purchased zie avenue, adjacent to. the Olympia Fields Country club, it has been an- nounced. The property, representing a consid- eration of $150,000, constitutes some of the most fertile acreage in Cook county, suitable for truck gardening, dairying, corn, and poultry raising. The land, with the exception of a few acres of timber, is cleared and under cultivation. The farm has a large attractive master's residence with a substantial home for the farm manager and help. Barns, hen houses, a milk house, and other. buildings and the latest farm equipment including tractors complete the property. In purchasing the farm, Mr. Carlson stated that it is his purpose to further improve it that it may. supply the kitchens of the Library Plaza and The Orrington, the latter of which is scheduled for completion September 1. oe x FORD REPAIRING Skokie Motor Co. 712-714-716 Elm Street Winnetka Authorized FORD Dealers a 520 acre farm at Western and Ked-| Jennings and Aschbacher Homes Are Sold This Week M. W. Frissell, Chicago produce mer- chant, has just purchased the Dr. Pofi home at 562 Hawthorne lane, Winnetka. through M. E. Barker and company. Mr Frissell will move his family to Win- netka about May 1. i William F. Bauer, of 730 Central ave.. has recently purchased, through M. E. Barker and company, the Jennings home at 426 Tenth st. Mr. Jennings and fam- ily are taking an apartment in Chicago George F. Aschbacher and family, wh are moving to Ohio, have sold their hom: at 1625 Lake avenue to Paul Kempe, who is associated with Fred O. Nelson, plumb- ing and heating contractor. This sal was negotiated through M. E. Barker and company. RAZOR BLADES Sharpened Mail us your old dull safety razor blades. We will sharpen them like new and mail back to you. Double edge blades. ..35¢c dozen Single edge blades. ...25¢c dozen Satisfaction guaranteed -- 24 hour service. Give us a trial. (Topdiers * fountain Square « EVANSTON PROLONGED READING STRAINS THE EYES Don't overwork them, as na- ture will rebel if you do. Glasses--if correctly made-- cool, rest and strengthen the optic nerves. We have started hundreds of eyes on the road to improve- ment by furnishing glasses, that examination proved were badly needed. Your Eyes May Be in the Danger Zone. If so, We Can Help Them. Dr.O.H.BERSCH Optometrist Formerly Mgr. Opt. Dept. C. cock, Ime. 1177 Wilmette Ave. For Appointment Phone Wil. 2766 or Residence Wilmette 1707 D. Pea- mm nm Hours by Appointment dE EE EE EE Ee TE TE TT TTT ED Dr. Thorvald Lyngholm Osteopathic Physician 946 Linden Avenue, Hubbard Woods ni Hm nn Winnetka 301 2524 W. Railroad Ave. PREPARE TO OWN-A-FORD SPRING IS HERE! Place Your ORDER NOW For Early Delivery Ford Lincoln and Fordson Largest and most complete Sales and Service Station on the North Shore HOREEN MOTOR CO. EVANSTON eecfiios W. B. SCOTT, Sales Manager Phone