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February 26, 1927 WINNETKA TALK Kindergartners Told They Are Genuine Patriots Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart of Har- vard university, was the guest of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college on Wednesday, and spoke to the students on the subject, "What are We Here for?" Professor Hart, who is the brother of Miss jeannette Hart, head of one of the halls in the college dormitories, has been greatly interest- ed in the growth and development of the school for several years. In regard to the question which he chose as his subject, Professor Hart said that we are all engaged in trying to develop a better idea of education. "We used to think that education was like going up a flight of steps, a step from one grade to the next, from the primary to the elementary school, from elementary to high school, and so on. More recently we have discovered that education is not a flight of stairs, it is a slope, a gradual progression. Ed- ucation is one process from the first entering into an organized school room or kindergarten up to graduation from a university or professional school. In many ways, the process in the different stages is the same, and the persons engaged in education, from the kin- dergarten to the professional school, are on the same job. "If we are all in the same business," he continued, "we ought to work to- gether. You are shaping the product for the colleges. You have the first chance and a good deal depends on the way you deal with the children. And you also have the satisfaction of know- ing you are a group of genuine patriots, that you are serving your country, that you are developing a group of men and women, from the ground upwards, who are to carry on its ideals." A BOTTLE OF || MILK FOR LUNCH! One item must not be omitted from your child's f lunch--the noonday bottle of milk. This will give him his one big health essential. Be sure the milk is fresh and pure. o> BAL LL LE FED SANITARY Announce Result of Drive for Building Fund, on North Shore Results of the intensive three weeks' drive carried on by the Women and Children's Hospital of Chicago, board of directors for the $500,000 needed for a building fund, have been an- nounced for February 23, as follows: For the north shore towns, under the direction of Dr. Margaret Levick, Winnetka, $16,923 has been raised. Of this fund, $6,000 will go toward a north shore room and bath, which will have a name plate on the door. Another $6,000 will be raised in honor and memory of the late Dr. Sarah Brayton who practiced medicine for forty-one years in Evanston. The goal of $20,000 for the north shore is expected to be raised before the close of the intensive drive Sat- urday, February 26. The general drive, to be conducted until the subscription lists are closed, will continue for two and one-half years. The building is however, to be built immediately, con- struction to start shortly. Driveways! For 22 years we have been building drive- ways for particular people of the north shore . . . . that is why our reliability is unques- tionable. If you are contemplating a new driveway or repairs to your old one, a call from you will bring our representative to your door. B. W. BLOW Established 1905 660 Center St. Phone Winn. 201-202 Organized --Standardized Localized SERVICE for CADILLAC Owners gives you effective supervision, inspection, and adjustment of your car at regular stated inter- vals. Emergency repairs are carried out promptly--meeting each situation as it arises. Costs surprisingly moderate--based on Cadil- lac's economical Standardized Service. In considering a new car--investigate the sup- porting service. As a guide and standard of measurement, look into Cadillac Service first. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY, EVANSTON BRANCH $ 1810 Ridge Avenue X Evanston