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EE WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924 Facts of Interest to Winnetka Voters 1 "Phone 4 PLAN TO GET OUT THE VOTE OF WINNETKA To awaken a genuine spirit of re- sponse among the women of Winnetka who have not heretofore been availing themselves of the privilege to vote, and to aid the Winnetka league in reach- ing its goal to increase the vote to 75 per cent, the following plan for getting out the vote has been prepared. _ Winnetka has officially been divided into 8 precincts or election districts. The league has appointed a Chairman over each of these 8 precincts. The precincts have then been subdivided into 4 smaller districts with a Sub-chairman at the head of each district. These Sub-chairmen assisted by Block Cap- tains wil distribute election calendars and printed matter regarding the plat- forms and qualifications of all candi- dates, and they have also been asked to arrange informal group meetings in their particular districts for the discus- sion of the political issues involved and to assist the women of Winnetka in becoming more intelligent in voting. The league will provide competent speakers for these meetings who will cover the following points: Qualifications of a voter; naturalization of aliens; regis- tration and making of affidavits; import- ance of the primary; marking of bal- lots and cumulative system of voting. In this connection the league wishes to emphasize that any group of women regardless of number, who may desire information about the business of vot- ing, etc., can have a speaker meet with them by calling Miss Elizabeth Gem- mell, president of the Winnetka league, Winnetka 321, or Mrs. Walter I. Ben- son, chairman of the Elections com- mittee, Winnetka 429. Calendar of Elections. Winnetka League of Women Voters. A REMINDER Registrations October 14, Tuesday-- General Regis- tration. October 28, Tuesday--Registration and Revision. Elections April 1, Tuesday--Township and Vil- lage Officers. April 8, Tuesday--Federal and State Officers. Preferential Primary for President. April 12, Saturday--School Election. June 2, Monday--Judge of Supreme Court. November 4, Tuesday--Federal, State and County Officials. I INTEND TO USE MY INFLU- ENCE FOR BETTER GOVERN- MENT BY VOTING AT EVERY ELECTION. (Please cut this out and use it for future reference). Glencoe Business Property Brings $500 a Front Foot Walter P. Smith and company, north shore realtors with offices at Glencoe, this week negotiated the sale of 44 feet of property in the Park avenue district of that village at a consider- ation of $500 a foot. The property, owned by Hugh A. Hammer, includes the Smith Electric shop, Paul Schroeder real estate of- fice and Hammer Shoe shop. The purchaser was Swea Peterson of Glencoe. Buildings on the property are to be removed within a year, it was stated. Ph. Win. 1468 -- LET US FIGURE NOW TO PAINT & DECORATE "Save the Surface and You Save All" Before Wages go up to $1.50 per Hour C. R. BAKKEMO or 2179 SPINACH, pk. Box. ....... ORTH SHORE FRUIT MARKET 812 ELM ST., WINNETKA FOUR DELIVERIES DAILY ee cienie is . FRESH ASPARAGUS, bunch t NEW BEETS, 2 bunches STRINGLESS BEANS, qt. ......... 20c JONATHAN APPLES, 3 lbs sie iohe seule side re we Phone 2179 se -% owes ete elie oe Soe seis vies we [o-- (1) (g] COMMUNITY HOUSE MATINEES EVENINGS at 4 at 7:15 & 9 NEXT TUESDAY | March 11 | . Thos. Meighan | in "HOMEWARD BOUND" Tom NEXT FRIDAY March 14 m "THREE JUMPS AHEAD" Mix Authority on Birds in Talk at Skokie School Louis Agassiz Fuerter, authority on ornithology, spoke before the children at the Skokie school last Thursday merning on the subject, "Familiar Birds and Their Calls." He was also guest or Superintendent Clerk at New Trier High school and commented favorably on the Hildebrand science laboratory at the secondary school. Mr. Fuerter has been spending much time in research work at the Columbian Field Museum and at the Milwaukee Museum during the past month, but has returned to his home in Ithaca, N. Y. Review Religious Book at 'Midweek Services Rev. James Austin Richards will re- view the book, "Religious Perplexities," by L. P. Jacks, at the midweek services at the Winnetka Congregational church Wednesday evening, March 12, at 8 o'clock. Mr. Jacks' book, it is stated, is re- garded as perhaps the most brilliant brief religious publication of recent years and Wednesday's discussion gives promise of rare interest. MODERN PLUMBING IS THE THING - - - OF WHICH PARTICULAR PEOPLE SING - - - FLOWER garden is the most beautiful thing that can le placed on the exterior of a man's home. Up-to-date plumbing is the most efficient, charm- ing thing that can be placed in its interior. What's the news from the interior, any- way? Are your folks healthy and happy? "Plumb" up a bit. VIC J. KILLIAN Plumbing Contractor 874 Center St. Winn. 1260 ALEC W. KYLE 674 Vernon Avenue GLENCOE, ILLINOIS Telephone 1098 SPRING SUITS Nothing better can be had in quality, price and style. Contractor Everything for the ladies. We PLUMBING--HEATING have everything ready to wear. Unique Style Shop 1126 CENTRAL AVE. Ph. Wil. 2403 LEE SAYS: "Keep your feet dry. Eat moder- ately. Pay your taxes cheerfully. Have on hand one of our good nose and throat sprays. And re- member that our phone number is Winnetka TWO!" ADAMS PHARMACY Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 Do Your Banking in Winnetka OVERDRAFTS The practice of overdrawing one's bank account is both unwise and unjust. tor's credit, because every time he overdraws his account, it simply means that he is using money that does not belong to him. book-keeping and is an attempt to borrow money from the bank without interest. Overdrafts are unbusiness-like as well as unfair. Doing away with this practice will benefit the de- positor and the bank alike. Won't vou help us do away with overdrafts in this, your bank? Keeping your balance here grow- ing will do it. : Winnetka State Bank Elm Street East of Lincoln Avenue It lowers the deposi- This complicates py de A 7 y