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i --_------------ Sapa mere --y 72 WINNETKA TALK November 24, 1928 Classified Advertisements (Continued from Page 71) re-- -- 102 FOR SALE--MISC. FOR SALE--STANDARD SIZE MA- hogany Billiard Table beautifully made by Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. Set of finest Ivory Balls, Mahogany Cue Rack, 12 Cues, Counters, Pin Pool outfit. Cover for table. Carpet for room. All in fine condition. Tel. Glen- coe 191, 102LTN9-1tc TUXEDO--FULL DRESS COAT AND trousers--size 38; will sell together or separately. Tel. Winn. 954. 102LTN9-1te RUSSIAN SQUIRREL COAT, SIZE 36. Good buy. Floor lamp; walnut vie- trola; Oriental rugs. Mrs. Bederman, Winn 2391 102LTN9-1te SEAL COAT, SIZE 40-42; DOLL CAB; Tea-cart; Lib. table; Fireless cooker; Drapes; Movie mach. ; Radio; beds and sm. rugs. Tek Winn. 1499. 102T38-1tc WAIRBANKS BABY SCALE, NEW, white, at half price. L. T. Lange, 156 Fuller Lane, Winnetka 3292. 102TN38-1tc BABY CARRIAGE; STROLLER; KID- DIE car; play pen. Reasonable. Tel. Winn. 1769. 102T38-1tc SIX PEARL HANDLED - KNIVES & forks & 1 doz. teas. never used, sterling. Wilmette 1998. 102TN38-1tc MINNEAPOLIS HEAT REGULATOR, complete, used 1 winter. Tel. Winn. 954. 102LTN9-1tc HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND EVENING clothes--call mornings, Wilmette 3388. 102LTN9-1tc SIX HANDSOME EVENING GOWNS, size 18. Ph. Wilmette 283. 102LTN9-1tp DAHLIA BULBS FOR SALE--ANY reasonable price. Tel. Northbrook 219-M-2. 102LT9-1tp 103 WTD. TO BUY--MISC. WANTED--BICYCLE IN GOOD CON- dition, suitable for 13 year old boy. Ph. Ph. Winnetka 1968. 102T38-1tp WANTED -- CLEAN, WHITE RAGS, 10¢ per 1b. 1232 Central Ave. Wil- mette. 103LTN48-tfp WANTED TO BUY A USED WRITING desk. Phone Winnetka 656. 103TN38-1te WANTED BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDI- tion suitable for 13 year old boy. Ph. Winnetka 1968. 103T38-1tp WANTED BICYCLE FOR BOY, GOOD condition. Phone Winnetka 1334. 103TN38-1tp WANTED TO BUY A DOLL'S HOUSE. Ph. Winnetka 1248. 103T38-1tc If the following parties do not call for their watches and clocks left for repairs, same will be sold within 3 days for charges. E. N. Daily, J. P. Davis; Mr. Osten, Mr. Ammendola of Winnetka. G. W. Ettinghausen, Jeweler, Winnetka. ADV. Crash on Gage Wrecks Joe Clayton's Automobile The left side of an automobile sedan driven by Joe Clayton of 894 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods was com- pletely demolished Sunday evening, shortly after 5 o'clock, when it was struck by another car driven by John Schrambeck of Niles. The accident, according to Officer J. H Luensman, occurred 50 feet north of Gage street. Mr. Clayton was driving north, over on the right side of the street, when Schrambeck's car coming from the north crashed into him. Mr. Clayton's daughter and a little neigh- bor girl were in the car with him, but none of the occupants were injured. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hubert Allen, 1405 Edgewood lane, are expecting Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Bingham of Hartford, Conn. to visit them this week. The Allens will give a family dinner party on Thanksgiving day. Women Voters' News Mrs. A. J. Boynton, chairman of the International Co-operation to Prevent War department in the Winnetka League of Women Voters, is making a great effort to have every woman in Winnetka informed on the subject of the Multilateral Treaty, which will come up for ratification in the United States Senate during December. Mrs. Boynton has arranged for speakers at various meetings, who will present the important points in the treaty, dis- tribute literature, and enlist as many women as possible who will write to Senator Charles Deneen urging his support of the measure. Mrs. William G. Hibbard spoke at the Winnetka Woman's club on Tuesday, Mrs. Wil- liam Brown Hale presented the matter at the Congregational Woman's So- ciety on Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest §S. Ballard will be a speaker at later meet- ings, which will be scheduled. The Organization department of the [linois League of Women Voters, of which Mrs. John N. VanderVries is chairman, will hold a conference next Monday with the officers and board members of the Highland Park League at the home of Mrs. Vander- Vries. There will be a luncheon at the Hearthstone, to which Mrs. D. M. Courson of Waukegan, president of the Lake County league, and Mrs. A. M. Ferry, president of the Winnetka league, have been invited. Mrs. George Wallace Carr of Highland Park is the newly elected president of the High- land Park league. Miss Emily Taft, state organization secretary, will assist at the conference. IN RECITAL The younger violin pupils of Valona Brewer gave a recital at Community House on Tuesday afternon, Novem- ber 13. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reach. 844 Prospect avenue, recently returned from a trip through the east. They stopped in Montreal, New York, and Atlantic City. ---- Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gimson, of the Bedales School, in England, have been visiting the North Shore Country Day school this week. --_--0-- Mrs. James Fentress, 1127 Sheridan road, is spending several weeks in the east. She is expected to return De- cember 1. You Can Kill That Cold & Comoh Today With Nabors COLD TABLETS The BUDDY 'LL' Line Quality Toys For Xmas All mechanisms operate eas- ily, are fully protected, and all edges are carefully rounded to avoid scratching. Quality is outstanding in every detail. E. B. TAYLOR CO. HARDWARE 546 Center St. Phone 999 Tests at Glencoe Plant Muddy Water in Winnetka Winnetka residents will recall that on Wednesday of last week they ob- served, for the first time in a long while, that the water supply was very muddy. Village officials wish to explain that this condition was caused by the re- versal of flow in the mains, resulting 'rom the Winnetka system being sup- plied for a few hours by the Village of Glencoe. This was done in order to give the Glencoe plant a sufficient load to test out the capacity of the pumping equip- ment. Arrangements have been made by the two villages whereby one is pre- pared to supply the other with water in case of emergency. LEAVE FOR GAME Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLain, 1097 Merrill avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Whittier, 825 Locust street, left yesterday for Champaign to attend the Ohio-Illinois football game. Mrs. Whittier and Mrs. McLain will be guests of Miss Margaret Crocker at the Delta Gamma sorority house dur- ing their stay. Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Witherell, 811 Bryant avenue, and Mrs. Witherell's daughter, Anne Jeffris, are leaving for New York Sunday to spend Thanks- giving. They will be away about a week or ten days. --Q-- Mrs. Harry Barnum gave a lecture last Tuesday afternoon on "Gardens Large and Small" before the Evanston Garden club. Its meeting was held at the home of Mrs. William J. White of Evanston. --C-- Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hunt, 870 Sheri- dan road, and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth, returned early in the week after a sojourn at French Lick, Ind. --(-- Mrs, R. C. McNamara, second vice- president of the Winnetka league, won the first prize in the league examination which was conducted during the state convention held in Moline last week. AT VERY LOANS LOWEST RATES On Vacant and 2nd Mortgages P. W. Bradstreet 799 Elm St. Winnetka 162 GRANITE FURNISHED AND ERECTED BY J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT CO. FINEST DISPLAY OF MEMORIALS IN CHICAGO 5751 RAVENSWOOD AVE. Phone LONGbeach 4646 Have You Some Games to Give to Community House? A request is being made for games of all sorts, which are no longer being used, to be sent to Community House for the new Game room now being planned. Undoubtedly there are many boys and girls in Winnetka who have outgrown 'their Parchesi boards, Checkers, lotto, etc., and these would be greatly appreciated by the commit- tee in charge of this new room. Games may be left in the office of Community House. Now's the Time to Change Your Gear Lubricant When you Hop in your Car these Frosty mornings And start the Motor and try To throw your Gear control into Low, and find That the grease In your transmission Is so stiff you Can hardly shift, You can be Sure that those Gears aren't being Properly lubricated. But if you'll Drive down to Our service station We'll drain Those gear cases And refill them With genuine Alemite Gear Lubricant, A lubricant made For zero weather Use--and you'll Be more than Pleased with the Results. Wersted Motor Co. WINNETKA