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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1923 DODGE SALES - CRASH RECORDS Reports for This Year Show Remarkable Work Since January Dodge Brothers dealers have consistently broken all previous records for delivery of cars to cus- tomers, according to William T. Wersted, north shore dealer. Since April 1, de- liveries to customers have averaged more than 5,000 cars per week. This is without taking into account sales in foreign countries. Materially increased production in 1923 has made this per- formance possible. For the first quarter in 1923 retail deliveries to customers were in excess of any quarter in the history of the business--even including the peak periods of 1919-1920. Following this, deliveries for April exceeded any previous month of the first quarter and delivery figures for each week in April exceeded the totals of the preceding week--each week creating a new high record. May main- tained the pace established in April. June should be better than May. Dodge Brothers are able to compile this sales information because of the co- operation of each of their dealers throughout the entire United States and Canada in sending in a weekly report of all retail deliveries made to cus- tomers. Through these reports they have an accurate, detailed record of exact conditions existing in each sales territory. Their calculations are based upon the number of cars actually con- sumed by the public, as they believe this to be the only true indication of con- ditions. The constantly climbing delivery rec- ords coupled with increasing production, lead Dodge Brothers to believe that the last six months of 1923 added to the record breaking first six months will total by far the greatest year in the history of their business. STUDENTS PLAN SUMMER TOURS Summer Students at N. U. Plan Excursions Prof. Clyde 1. Grose, director of the summer session of Northwestern uni- versity, has arranged a series ,of trips and excursions, beginning Jun¢ 29, for the benefit of the students, it was an- nounced at the campus today. Thomas A. Gonser, who for the past two years has been in immediate charge of the trips, has been reappointed by Prof. Grose for this summer. Trips will be taken every Friday and Saturday during the eight weeks session, except the last week. Hundreds of stu- dents joined the excursions last year to see the points of interest in and about Chicago, and as many are expected this year. The schedule is planned to provide a knowledge of Chicago's cultural treas- ures and of its commercial activities. There will be a number of auto-bus trips and at least one boat excursion. The tentative schedule follows: June . 29, city auto trip; June 30, Hull House; July 6, Art Institute; July 7, Sand Dunes; July 13, Drake hotel; July 14, stock yards and packing houses; July 20, Sears Roebuck and. Co.; July 21; community-university party to nearby resort; July 27, Field museum; July 28, boat excursion to Milwaukee; August 3, North Shore auto trip; August 4, » financial district of "Chicago; August 10, "Marshall Field's store; August 11, steel { mills of South Chicago. While the trips and excursions are arranged primarily for students of the summer session, residents of the north L shore are invited to attend any of these trips. There will be no charge except the actual cost of the trip. Informal dances will be held on Fri- ;.day night at Patten gymnasium, with - Mr. Gonser in charge. On July 20 there "will be a formal prom for summer ses- * sion students of all schools. A land and water carnival will be] + staged by Tom Robinson and Leon Kranz 'of the department of physical education, {on August 4, in conjunction with the ft U. S. Coast guard crew, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Rotary and Ki- wanis clubs of Evanston. THIS IS OUR 36TH JULY ATH PROGRAM There is a certain significance in the announcement that next Wednesday's Fourth of July celebration marks the thirty-sixth observance of its kind in the community life of Winnetka. There have. been thirty-five Fourth of July celebrations in Winnetka, a fact that is pleasant to contemplate. Each year leaders of the village get together to plan a great celebration of community-wide interest which people all ages may enjoy. They arrange splendid patriotic pro- grams, but in their planning for the day do not forget that recreation is a vital adjunct of happy community ilfe. The program contains many features, all of which are distinctly valuable in them- selves. Speeches, readings and songs, band concerts, flag parades, games and contests, mingled so as to provide a day of wholesome and happy activity in which the dominating fact that the Fourth of July is our national birthday, cannot escape the thoughtful mind. This Combination's Hard To Beat in "Derby" Event "Sure as shootin," when that three legged race comes off in the field events on the Common next Wednesday, "Char- ) GOOD YEAR J Service Station T takes hold. It grips hard. Its high, thick, sharp- edged blocks put up a wedge-like re- sistance to skidding. It is the maximum safety, traction and long wear you can put under your car --the reinforced, beveled All-Weather Tread of the new Goodyear Cord Tire. As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we sell and recom- mend the new Goodyear Cords with the beveled All- ¥ Weather Tread and back h A them up with standard Goodyear Service BRAUN BROS. 723 Oak St., Winnetka Did You Ever Try to Paint Your Car Yourself? Just Compare a Paint Job done at home with one done by experts, Some differ- ence in looks, isn't there. Then the Job done right lasts. LL. P.°" BAKER GLENCOE Automobile Painting and Repairing 404 Glencoe Road Phone Glencoe 686 of all kinds. Rasmesen's SANT 550 | Center St. Tubes and Special colors A HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Pa'nting and Decorating Phone Win. 344 ley" Eastman and "Ted" Flynn will be paired off at the starting point. This combination has proved well nigh invincible in other years and it is said they are spending leisure moments these days getting in shape for the Fourth of July "derby" event. Here's hoping they find some stiff competition this year. Chopping Off Chops How do you like your Chops--Lamb, Pork, Mut- ton? We have the cut of chops you prefer nice and thick or nice and thin, just as you choose, our chops and steaks have the quality desired by those who are particular about their meats. Specials for Saturday, June 30 Pork Chops ....19c and 29c Veal Chops, shoulder ..29c Lamb Chops Best Lard Kettle, Rendered 2 Ibs. ...... 25¢ Flank Steaks, Native ...29c Pigs Feet in one quart glass jars: ......eu0.. 47c Small Hams-Calis ...16Y%c We always have fresh dress- ed chickens on hand. Our cold Meat selection is the Best on the north shore White Cash Market 1189 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilme*te 2779 We deliver in Evanston, Wilmette. Kenilworth, In- dian Hill, Winnetka } Our Phone Orders Receive, : Careful Attention Phone Skokie Motor 288 Company "The House that Service Built' FORD & LINCOLN AUTOMOBILES WINNETKA Coal Sand Gravel Cement Black Dirt Crushed Stone WILMETTE BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY PHONE WILMETTE 2288 month. HARD COAL COKE SOFT COAL WOO0D NOTICE! Coal Is Going Up JULY 1st Call us at Winnetka 128 and order your coal now. You will save both money and worry. Ordering before July 1st will protect you against the July increase. If you wish, we will make the delivery later in the CANNEL COAL FEED A Special Line of Chicken Feed BRANDL BROS. Phone Winnetka 128 HUBBARD WOODS The Home of the Well-groomed Car RICHARDSON'S GARAGE 726 Elm Street, Winnetka Phone Winnetka 25 and 841 An Unusual Service Have Your Car Groomed While You Sleep Stop in on vour way home at night and pick up one of our drivers, and let him bring your car back to be washed, polished, greased or oiled over night. car will be ready for you in the morning. SERVICE WHILE YOU SLEEP Your -