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EC Ni WINNETKA TALK 11 January 2, 1926 | OPEN MENTAL CLINIC Northwestern University Establishes | Psychological Branch to Aid Chil- | dren and Adults of North Shore | Ready response has met the proposal | of the psychological department of | Northwestern university to aid the north shore district through the mental hygiene clinic recently organized at the school. The work is under the super- vision of Prof. A. R. Gilliland and John J. B. Morgan. "The purpose of the clinic is to give help to anyone who has any mental difficulty," said Prof. Gilliland. "It is not limited to children, although this is one great field of work, but will serve all persons who come for help. There is no red tape and the service is free. "The object is to treat minor mental disturbances before they lead to some- thing serious. People who become mentally unbalanced start with some mild disturbance. If this disturbance is corrected in time the later and more serious trouble is averted. Difficult conduct problems in children always start with something trivial, but these, if handled incorrectly, may lead to pernicious, lawless acts." In order to meet the medical needs of the clinic, Dr. Herman Adler, di- rector of the Institute for Juvenile Research of Chicago, has agreed to furnish a psychiatrist. The Central Association of Evanston Charities is co-operating on the social side. Individuals needing examination have been sent to the clinic by the super- TAYLOR'S | Red Ticket Sale Leather Goods Reduced in price from 209% to 333% Discontinued numbers and pieces that were used for dis- play purposes. 28 E. ST. NEW YORK . FST. 1859 CHICAGO intendent of the Evanston schools, by the Evanston police department and by various other social agencies. The university professors hope to make the clinic an educational tool STRAI El H for training students who may later go into medicine, social or any other vocation where a better understanding of human nature is desirable. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Leischen- | ring, 932 Ash street, are entertaining | their mother, Mrs. M. Leischenring, | over the holidays. On Christmas day they gave a large family dinner. hp ht | David Gooder, 1046 Dinsmore road, | celebrated his eighth birthday Decem- ber 30, by giving a party for 18 of his little friends. Jig -- et Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Starr, 695 Prospect avenue, have as their guest, | Mrs. D. T. Davis of Findlay, Ohio. | 1 05 5% Money 2 Have funds to loan on choice 8-88 Brougham 31, "x41%" avi . i ; ' a X4% 8-cylinder improved North Shore Suburban motor. Finished in latest two-tone lacquer. residence property at f% 9% in- terest. See us on renewals E. G. Pauling & Co. 3 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 | N he WHEELBASE There is no substitute for wheelbase. Comfort is a mathe- matical impossibility if wheelbase is too short. The Au- burn 8 has 129 inches. That is one reason "small"' cars cannot compare with Auburn road-ease and luxury. In addition Auburn offers larger motors, stronger frames, finer bodies and greater and better value in every way. Drive it and compare it. If it does not sell itself you will not be asked to buy. 8-88 Sedan $1995; 8-88 Brougham $1795; 8-88 Roadster $1695; 8-88 Coupe $1745; 6-66 Sedan $1695; 6-66 Brougham $1495; 6-66 Roadster $1395; 6-66 Coupe $1445; 4-44 Sedan $1195; 4-44 Roadster, $1145; DR. 0. H. BERSCH | 4-44 Coupe $1175. Freight and tax extra. [ | Optometrist 16 years of successful practice 1177 Wilmette Avenue Bondurant Motor Sales VY ilipetts 1027 Davis St. EVANSTON Green. 1046 For Appointment Phone Wil, 2766 | R | d! CC & MCs Cc SO VE PS [| UNIVERSITY S200 ; ay : WILMETTE 333 to give the communities in which we [| cencoe 1100 operate, the finest coal and ma- L R\NORTHBROOK 9 terial service possible and to make NILLES SERVICE the BEST SERVICE during 1926. - Fit CENTRAL COAL & MATERIAL CO. There's one of our Coal Stations Near You