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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919 BRIDGES & GAGE SELL HUPMOBILES ON NORTH SHORE The Bridges and Gage automobile firm last week announced it had taken on the Hupmobile agency for the north shore. This firm is now selling Hupmobiles and Franklins. "We believe that in the Hupmobile we have absolutely the best car for the money that is on the American market," declared C. E. Bridges. "It is a real car, and yet it sells for less than some of the other cars in the moderate-price class, which are not made nearly so weil "In fact, we have found that some of the manufacturers of cars in this class in devoting themselves to vol- ume production have been turning out slip-shod, loosely-built cars. The Hupmobile is built right. It is put together with precision and accuracy. It is built to last. We will put it up against any test devised for cars of its class and we know it will win out." Ben B. Gage explained that they had been looking for a long time for an automobile which they could conscientiously boost along with the Franklin, and had finally selected the Hupmobile as the only one which fills the bill. "In all the years that the Hupmo- bile has been on the market," he said,"there has never been one failure. It is as good in its class as the Frank- lin is in its." Bridees and Gage now have sever- al Hupmobiles on display. ORDER CAR NOW, OR i YOU MAY HAVE TO WALK--CUNNINGHAM With the sale of eighteen cars made by his organization within the past week, R. D. Cunningham reit- erated his warning to prospective automobile purchasers that they must place their orders early if they ex- pect to get the car of their choice when they want it. "The demand for good cars so far exceeds the expected supply," he said, "that it is the part of good common sense to place orders now and not delay. "Later on the only cars which will be available for quick delivery will be the poorer" and less desirable makes, which both do not sell readily under normal conditions." Those people who are particular as to what kind of car they ride in will either have to walk or to wait a long time, unless they place their orders early, according to -Cunning- ham. In spite of the snowy weather of the past few weeks, which was not favorable for the automobile busi- ness, his sales show the following totals: One Ford chassis, three Ford runabouts, séven Ford touring cars, two Ford couplets, two Ford one- ton trucks, one Oldsmobile-Six tour- ing car, one Oldsmobile sedan and one Davis-Six touring car. STARS FLICKER ON HOYBURN THEATER SCREEN PROGRAMS Burton Holmes of travelogue fame will appear in person at the Hoyburn theater, Evanston Friday and Satur- day to conduct a prize contest for the children of the north shore. Bessie Love in "Carolyn of Corners," and Bryant Washburn in "Poor Boob" will be added attrac- tions. The program for next week includ- es: Marguerite Clark in "Three men and a Girl" Tuesday; Louise Huff in "Crooks of Dreams," and Houdini; for Wednes- day; Billie Burke in "Good Gracious Annabelle," on Thursday; Frank Keenan in "Todd of the Times," on Friday; Enid Bennett in "Partners Three," on Saturday. ISSUE PASSES FOR MEN SERVING OVER THERE It is reported in the Stars and Stripes, the official paper of the American expeditionary forces, that different classes of leaves are going to be given to the men in France who wish® to visit Paris and London or other points of interest before re- turning to the States. Men who have relatives on the other side are the' showing on Monday and | York, where it proved the pcpular comedy of the season. The cast includes Eda Ann Luke, | There has been Homer Barton, Marguerite McNulty, Noette Aimes, Eleanor Martin, Gert- rude Webster, Violet Barney, Frank F. Moore, Ryder Keane, George Wil- liams, Arthur Sherwood. COMPULSORY TRAINING AT N. U. ENDS WITH PEACE most | LLL LL LLL LLL dd LT Ld dd ddd Ed dL ddl Ld El Ed ddd ddd Lidl Ld bd dl dd Edel dicey THE Milburn LIGHT ELECTRIC military training will not be continu- ed after the declaration of peace. much opposition ramong the men students against military training. They wished the college to be run on a peace-time LOWER UPKEEP COST INCREASED MILEGE | basis. The faculty at Northwestern uni- | Thursday evening that compulsory | PAINTS Of all kinds in large and small cans | WALL PAPERS, PAINTING & DECORATING | Floor Finishing a Specialty | RASMESEN'S PAINT STORE FREE PAINT INFORMATION FREE ei8ie GREATER SPEED STURDY CONSTRUCTION The great difference between this GRACEFUL LINES EASE OF OPERATION age and previous ages. is that it is better than any of them. FASHION AUTOMOBILE SALES CO. GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS South Side BRANCHES North Side N. J. FELLOWS 51st and COTTAGE GROVE 5218 BROADWAY G. H. MORRIS cuovater 1332 REGISTERED OPTICIAN Eyes Tested. Frames Fitted Glencoe 203 SALES REPRESENTATIVE Lenses Duplicated Frames Repaired oe ATTENTION! Winnetka 85 Room 3 Prouty Bldg. EGGS for HATCHING : Sheppard's Strain Anconas. The great winter layers. Also {Bd Cockerals. J. D. PETERSEN £4 1117 Harvard St. Evanston I= Telephone Evansten 4517 "Fi 5 STAT DECORATING It is now time to have your House Cleaning done. If you are going to have PAINTING CALCIMINING OR PAPERING done now or later, we will be pleased to give you an estimate. Wilmette Decorating Co. Theatrical Notice BRYAN LEE and MARY CRANSTON OF WINNETKA Will appear week of MARCH 24th at MAJESTIC THEATRE Chicago, Illinois in their new | PLAVLET-of Comedy and Song CARPENTER CONTRACTOR General Jobbing, Remodeling BUILDING " Drawings and Estimates Furnished Cheerfu!ly 1844 Forest Ave., Wilmette Telephone Wilmette 945-V/ to be given fourteen days' leave and | (Es they may go to France or Italy. Men who are granted these passes must be of "exceptionally good char- acter and military record who may Le expected to conduct themselves properly at all times and have suffi- cient funds for the journey." While.on these leaves the men will be given sixty cents a day for ra- tions. Only men who have spent four months or a longer period of time in France will be granted these leaves. England, Belgium, "PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATH" There is a promise of something unusual in theatrical entertainment in "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," the famous New York farce hit which A. H. Woods will present at the Vic- toria theater, on Sunday matinee, March 23. for an engagement of one week with the usual matinees, direct from a year's run in Chicago and New This wonderful, ly hu built, core ter; no cold corners which mean WD tae eggs, Perfect automatic Fexmation of heat, ventilation and moisture, roomy chi nursery, visible g cham easily accessible, all galvanized steel body wi? wit Griple all, water jacketed heat flume, sloping egg tra; y keep always in position so chicks develop more Ey aa and ean leave theirshells easily. These up-to-date features in- gure uniform record hatches. Economical to operate. Nothing cheap about it but the price. So well-built it should last a ite -time. We 9 offer this high-grade hatcherat ....... . You Must Be Satisfied or It's No Sale Order from this advertisement. Send check, ijoniey oF express order, we ship at once, f.o0. b. Quiney, 1m Shipment by parce post include postage fox 21 Ibs. weight, ou are not entire- ans is ie 30 DAYS' TRIAL write us and we will refund all your moneys , including all charges you have paid. We are responsible. Inbusiness in Chicago 46 years, Ask your banker. You also need our splendid 'Liberty Hover," 70 chick papesity, oil-heated, self regulating. eighs14 hs. $4.50f.0.b. g. Grider tod LIL Fo larger incubators write for special cal el If you prefer to take one home, we have stock at our store. B. F. Gump Co., 429 S. Clinton Wy | Phone Wilmette 374 1412 Elmwood Ave. | | | Boys | { Junior | Jackies Is Your Property For Sale or For Rent? IF SO, LIST IT WITH HILL & STONE North Shore Specialists Join the 8to 12 Years | COMMUNITY HOUSE | Phone Win. 1544 PHON WIL. Tous WINNETKA--524 Linden St., Opp. Depot. WILMETTE--404 Linden Ave., Opp. N. W. "L."Term. Saturdays, 11 to 12 A. M. | RIDGES & GAGE, 1629 Orrington Ave, Evanston, are now North Shore distributors for the Hup- mobile, a car at a moderate price, capable of perform- ance under all conditions, which would do credit to cars selling at much higher prices. There are many points about the Hupmobile that are worthy of your attention, such as its powerful motor, large, roomy seating arrangement, flexibility of control and economy of operation. Si Baw The Hupmobile 1s called the comfort car and it surely is rightly named. We have a car and driver at your disposal. We wish to show you how it rides and drives even though you do not wish to buy a car. We value our reputation, and sell only the make of cars that give satisfaction to our customers. When we know that a certain make of car 1s better than the one we have been selling, we do not hesitate to change even though the other make may have a larger sale at present. We know the better car will come into its own. The people will soon find out what we already know. We have anticipated your future best welfare. The Hupmobile delivers 20 to 24 miles to a gallon of gasoline. Some similar priced cars we sold the past season delivered about half this mileage. With quan- tity production less care was taken evidently, so that many cars now on the market that have a large sale are still going on past reputation. The cylinders and pistons in the Hupmobile are ground to 2/1000 of an inch clearance, and not simply reamed and assembled. Economy, comfort, absence of repairs, ease of handling and tire mileage exceed your most exaggerated expectations. BRIDGES & GAGE 1629 Orrington Avenue, Evanston Telephone Evanston 5886 oy on