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December 4, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 19 CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE NOW IN FULL SWING Children in Schools Act as Sales- men in Annual Tuberculosis Fund Drive The children of the North Shore have tackled the Christmas seal campaign like a whirlwind and every day each school chalks up an increased sales to- tal. Teachers are co-operating with pupils in this sale that is expected to easily exceed past records. began on Thanksgiving day, and the children have carried on each day with increasing enthusiasm. Eighty-five million seals have been let loose like a snow storm in Chicago and Cook county. Like magic the donu- ble-barred cross in brilliant red lights is appearing about the city and sub- urbs. Travelers north on Michigan avenue are confronted with a blazing | cross representing the Christmas seals. Building owners displaying them have | contributed the crosses. The money received from the sale of the seals is used by the Chicago Tuber- culosis institute toward the cure and prevention of tuberculosis here in the community. The $225,000 that is ex- pected is needed for the fast develop- ing program of public health work of which the seals are the sole source of funds. Last year's campaign nearly $200,000. Everyone has been urged to buy as many seals as possible. After they have bought them, they are asked to use them as well, on all letters and pack- ages. The post office has requested that they be used on the back of let- ters, not on the address side. Prominent army and navy surgeons Hugh S. Cumming, surgeon general, have endorsed the Christmas seals. The sale netted | Public Health Service bureau, has writ- | ten to Dr. Linsly R. Williams, who is | managing director of the National Tu- | berculosis association: "Few movements of the last two de- | cades have contributed so much to the | health and welfare of the American | people as that headed by the national, | |state and local tuberculosis associa- | | tions." A great factor in the gradually de- | clining death rate and tuberculosis and |other communicable diseases has been the support of these non-official organ- izations such as the tuberculosis asso- | ciations in stimulating communities all over the United States to realize their | official responsibility for community | health, Mr. Cumming states, in com- | mending the work of the association. Dr. Milton H. Foster, in charge of | the Marine hospital in Chicago and Dr. | H. B. Orr, surgeon general for Illinois, | { both heartily endorse the Christmas | | seals. General Contracting New Homes Built All Kinds of : Building Repairs--dJobbing Remodeling-- Alterations Estimates Submitted Plans and specifications prepared if desired Ist and 2nd Mortgage Loans A. J. Johnson 550 Center St. Ph. Winn. 344 or Deerfield 254 Box 527 Deerfield Always the Best Dessert! Smith's Home Made ICE CREAM ADE from the freshest of 100% cream in our own kitchens. Whether it's for Sunday Dinner or any time during the week, it makes the best tasting and healthiest dessert. 80c Quart We Deliver Free OPEN SUNDAYS--9-12; 4-6 Smith's Delicatessen 819 OAK ST. PHONE. 112 "HE'S ALL SMILES" WHITE CASH MARKET'S Food Always Makes Him Feel That Way. FOR CONVENIENCE TRADE AT THE WHITE CASH MARKET NEAREST YOU. THE SAME QUALITY MEATS, LOW PRICES, COURTEOUS SERVICE. Wilmette 2779 Greenleaf 2850 1189 Wilmette Avenue 924 Davis Street Wilmette 2538 Greenleaf 2851 ~~ SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4~---- ~BETTER MEATS ~~ ~LOWER PRICES~ MILK FED VEAL ROAST No Bone No Waste Lb. BONELESS 35¢ grm---- LITTLE PIG Pork Sausage Links 28c FRESH PIG HAMS Special at Lb. 21c FRESH DRESSED STEWING CHICKENS Lb 29c HOME MADE Pickled Herring, lb. 29c THEY ARE DELICIOUS SUGAR CURED CORNED BEEF Special at - Lb. 18¢ Special at Four Free Deliveries Daily. 9 A. M., 11 A. M, 2 P. M, 4 P. M. To Kenilworth, Winnetka, Glencoe, Evanston and Wilmette. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CHILDREN AND PHONE ORDERS