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VILLAGE THEATER SHOWS SPLENDID BILL NEXT WEEK Wallace Reid will be the headliner at the Village Theater on Monday and Tuesday of next week appearing in "The Roaring Road." There are several reasons why Mr. Reid is a top-notch screen star. He is classy, a man's man, an athlete, a splendid actor, and he has that gen- ial personality and magnetism which in large measure contribute to the success of men possessing those traits. An actor of wide experience and keen discrimination, he has the faculty of merging his personality with that of the character he assum- es, the result being a screen portrait that lives long in the memory. All of Mr. Reid's characterizations are ar- tistic and their naturalness is irresist- ably convincing. In his new photo- play, Mr. Reid is seen as a speed maniac, and he distinguishes himself not only by his superb portrayal of the role, but also by his daring and fearless driving of a racing car. Added features on Monday will be the customary Parthe News and a Christie comedy. The last episode of Houdini's "The Master Mystery" will be shown on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday the film fans will be delighted with a new type of William S. Hart characterization. The vehicle is "The Poppy Girl's Husband" and is described as not a western picture. It is something new, according to the advance informa- tion. In this offering Hart rises to new heights, carrying the audience with him--taking the spectators out of themselves and transporting them to 'the very scenes depicted so graphically in the story- A Harold Lloyd Comedy and a Travel Weekly will be extra attrac- tions on Wednesday and Thursday. Vivian Martin will lead the bill on Friday and Saturday in her latest success, "Little Comrade." Now that the war is over, there is a tendency on the part of many to forget that the necessities for food production and conservation are as great as they were during the period of actual fighting, if not greater. Vivian Martin's new picture, "Little Comrade," is on this account par- ticurlarly timely, for it deals with a young farmerette who is determined to do what she can to produce food in spite of the hardships connected with the job. Start on Right Path With the almost numberless oppor- tunities for good and for evil that a city life presents, it is for each one, and especially for every young per- son to choose at first which path he | will pursue, which current to carry him along.--Philadelphia Ledger. of oxalic acid. If you are afraid to | stain take the grip to a leather store trust your own ability to remove the; where bags are sold. Grease on Leather Rub the stain lightly with ether and then if there are any marks left sponge away with a weak Soltition WINNETKA TIRE SHOP Vulcanizing Hood, Mason and Firestone Tires MILLERAD-ON-A-TREAD PUT ON YOUR OLD CASINGS 723 Oak Street, Winnetka TELEPHONE WINNETKA 1565 - Repairing Monarch Perfection Red Tubes Don't shout. Speak slowly. satisfaction. of the user. are to be obtained. Clear enunciation in a well modulated tone 1nsures ease in making one's self understood over the telephone. Speak into the transmitter, not over, under or to the side of it. Hurried, indistinct, and noisy talk makes for misunderstanding, delay and dis- The telephone is a mechanical device and can only register the personal methods It must be carefully and intelligently used if satisfactory results CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY NATE: When Is a Battery Abused? Phone Evan. 4445. 1648-1650 MAPLE AVE., Cor. Church St., Evanston BATTERIES STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE STATION Copyright registered, 1919 Anybody who understands batteries will tell you that there are five things that must be avoided if your battery is to serve you long and well. 1--Solution low, so that water line shows on plates. 2--Baltery overheated or overworked. 3--Baltery charged in reverse. 4--Battery flushed with acid. 5--Foreign substance added. Any of these are positive abuses and will in- jure your battery permanently. Evanston Battery Station ECHARGED EPAIRED ENTED ENEWED LLL Ed 7d 7 dd Ed dd ZT ed Ze rd dil 4 LULL LULL L227 22 777707777 70 LLL THE NEW STUDEBAKER 388 for Demonstration Used Cars Wanted! If you have a used car which you would like to dispose of tor cash or wish to exchange on a new car, get in touch with us at once. 388 for Demonstration KOON'S GARAGE FLOYD KOON, Proprietor 125 N. St. John's Avenue Highland Park, III. Telephone Highland Park 388 for de- monstration or appointment A BIG SIX, 7-Passenger Touring, equipped with cords tires 35x41; S-day Waltham clock, delivered .. Sd