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32 WINNETKA TALK December 26, 1925 ENLIST MACHINE GUN TROOP IN WINNETKA (Continued from Page 1) business pursuits. The reservist is caused no expense, and expenses inci- dent to training are paid by the gov- ernment. Technical text book instruc- tion on military tactics and current regulations are furnished from various service schools and the reserve officer or enlisted man is thus enable: to keep himself familiarzed at all times. This is very beneficial, needless to say, in event of war, were he called upon. Technical specialists and non-com- missioned officers by such Reserve Corps enlistments are given every op- portunity to avail themselves for ap pointment as 2nd lieutenants. The commanding officer of the 159th Brigade Machine Gun Squadron is anxious to complete enlistments, espe- cially for vacancies in Staff and Troop "N. C. Os" and requests all men of military age (18 to 45 years) interested in this patriotic duty to submit their application to 405 W. Van Buren street, Chicago, or 347 Oak Circle, Wil- mette. Information will be cheerfully and fully furnished regarding reserve corps regulations. It is of interest to know that a Ca- valry division consists of : headquarters staff and special troops; two cavalry brigades (two regiments each); one field artillery battalion (horse); one combat engineer battalion (mounted); officers, 18 warrant officers and 6950 one division train; attached medical department and chaplains; total of 394 enlisted men. A full complement of commissioned officers have already been secured with many applications on waiting list from veterans of the World war. The division has also many "enlisted reservists" and the offi- cers are now selecting from its "en- listed personnel" and applicants for enlistment, those who are eligible for "specialists" appointments, non-com- missioned officers, etc. In case of a national (military) emergency or hos- tilities, this division would fill its ranks ! from enlisted men drawn from the VI Corps area, namely, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. Wilmette Girl Gains Honors in Athletics In the final game of the season's hockey tournament at Saint Mary-of- the Woods college, Ind., the oldest school for girls in "the State of Schools," Miss Mariesther Krafthefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Krafthefer of 901 Oakwood avenue, Wilmette, captained the winning Sophomore team. Besides being a leader in athletics, Miss Krafthefer is a fine student, distinguished for ini- tiative and dependability, and for her exceptional charm of making and keep- Solve Radio Fan's Battery Troubles With Novel Device Announcement was made this week by The Electric Storage Battery com- pany, of a new product that will prove of exceptional interest to radio fans. It was described as the Exide Radio Power Unit--""the battery that is al- ways charged." The new device 1s on display at the Winnetka Exide Battery Service. The Exide Radio Power Unit is ex- pected to provide just the source of filament current that thousands of fans are clamoring for--a device that gives one all the advantages of the storage battery with practically no care or at- tention. It consists of a metal con- tainer very attractively finished in a rich mahogany color. Within it, is a compact Exide Battery specially de- signed for the purpose, and a charging device directly connected to the bat- tery. A length of wire running from the end of the unit is fitted with a plug which is intended to be screwed Speed and safety is our game So we have won a lot of fame. Ask anybody about us. Folks know that we deliver the goods on time and at the right cost. ff 25 WIE SCULLY FIREPROOF STORAGE MOVING-PACKING-SHIPPING ing friends, the school reports. EE ---- ---- Patterson Brothers Easy Payment House Pi and Players Singer Sewing Machines | Somoras, Columbia Mine Mecilaes ans, Edison Phonographs and Eareka Vacuum Adjusting, Repairing, Cleaners Tuning. Tel. University 654 816-818 CHURCH STREET Between "L" and Post Office CHICAGO STORE: 1950 Irving Park Boulevard, Tel. Graceland 4950 Repairing snd Supplies Tel. Wilmette 526 into any lamp socket or floor receptacle small switch which is thrown up or and kept connected at all times. [down according to whether the radio On the end of the Power Unit are | we : 9 3s 3% "EAD | set 1s In use or not. two binding posts marked " 'A' Battery . : I Plus" and '"'A' Battery Minus, To | After antennae anc ground. or oop these posts are fastened the "A" plus | connections are made, and after the and minus connections of the radio set. |"B" batteries have been connected, the Just above these binding posts, is a'set is ready for operation. The Season's Greetings WE EXTEND TO EACH AND ALL OF YOU OUR MOST SINCERE WISHES FOR A Very Merry Christmas ALICE BEAUTY SHOP CENTRAL CAFETERIA extends Heartiest Good Wishes for a Merry Christmas ® FRED MILLER CENTRAL AVENUE East of Wilmette Avenue or