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l¢ WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919 Wilmette Toy Maker at All-American to Exhibit Products Exposition in Chicaso, Miss Hannah Wiederanders of 1507 Highland avenue, has been ask- ed to exhibit her toys at the booth of the All-American Exposition which will be held at the Coliseum June 7 to 22. Miss Wiederander's pigs and chickens, which are well known in Wilmette, and are beginning to be well known all over the country, are to be placed in the exhibit of artist- ic toys which will be«one of the many artcraft exhibits at the exposition. One of the ideas of the All-Amer- ican Exposition is to encourage the manufacture of articles in America, which have formerly been made abroad, and also to encourage the citizens of foreign birth and blood who are acquainted with the manu- facture of these articles to make use of their knowledge: Toy making is one of the most important of these industries, especially the toys which have a real art value such as those made in Miss Wiederanders base- ment toy shop here in Wilmette. Big Art Exhibit The All-American Exposition has been planned by a group of men and women prominent in art, civic and industrial interests in and about Chi- cago, as a means to a better under- standing between native and foreign born Americans. To this end arts and crafts of all kinds which have been and are being manufactured in this country by foreign born citizens will be exhibited at the Coliseum. Fabrics, toys, embroideries, basketry and laces are but a few of the many subjects which are to be shown. There is not to be a segregation of each nationality, but a segregation of subject, to which are brought the products of all the nationalities. Choice rugs of the far east will hang side by side with the work of the Navajo and the Mexican Indian. Lace of Belgian, French and Irish design will lie side by side with Hawaiian work, while old Chinese embroideries will vie with the intri- cate needlework of Madeira- Some Rare Collections Exhibits will not be restricted to articles actually made in this coun- try. Rare old pieces will be brought out and shown as examples of the work which might be carried on here and which is being done in a simpler way. The Exposition, however, will not be all exhibits. There will be a great many amusements, side shows and ballyhoos of the good old fashioned carnival type. Cafes will be presided over by experts in foreign cooking, and cabarets and dancing will not be the least of the attractions. The sale of tickets is already open- ed. Major General Leonard Wood purchased the first book of tickets last week, and women's organizations in all parts of the city and suburbs hundred thousand at the pre-opening price of twenty-five cents. Tickets may be obtained at headquarters in Chicago, 741 First National Bank building. NORTHWESTERN MAN NAMED BY GOVERNOR Professor F. S. Deibler of North- western university has gone to Washington at the request of Gover- nor Lowden to be the representative of Illinois at the conference of direc- tors of the federal and state employ- ment board to consider plans for the continuation and expansion of the work of the employment service. advisory committee of the Illinois state bureau of employment. GOES 17,700 MILES ON 1 SET OF TIRES William A. Patterson, shoe manu- facturer of 3713 Pine Grove avenue, Chicago, this week told Bridges & Gage, from whom he bought a Frank- lin sedan, that his Franklin touring car went 17,700 miles on one set of tires. He declared that after putting case--five quarts--he drove to Bos- ton--1230 miles--without raising his hood. On the trip he averaged twen- ty-one to twenty-two miles to the gallon of gasoline. OPEN BALL SEASON SUNDAY; PLAY LAKE FOREST NINE The Wilmette baseball team will open the season Sunday afternoon when they engage Lake Forest. at the latter's diamond. The team which had an ful season last year is strengthened are campaigning to dispose of several | Professor Deibler is chairman of the | the usual amount of oil in the crank | unsuccess- i} by the addition of several new play- | ers. No admission will be charged. : Food Sale is Success | -- Last Saturday's food and clothing sale at St. Augustine's church .was | pronounced a success by the women jin charge. All the pastry on sale was disposed of and most of the wearing apparel was taken by the purchasers. The women still have some handmade children's clothing for sale. Prospective purchasers are asked to call Mrs. Musson, Phone Wilmette 2121. DAYLIGHT SAVING IS BOON TO MOTORISTS, AVERS AUTO DEALER son's experience, fully appreciate how much the scheme adds to their personal enjoyment. How many people do you suppose consider the fact that to all practical purposes the { daylight saving plan advances the According to C. M. McDonald of season about a month? That is exact- the North Shore Automobile com-|ly what happens though. During the pany. North Shore Hotel, Evanston,| spring sunset usually marks the end Oldsmobile distributors, it would be| of the enjoyable part of the day. hard to find an automobile user who | With the advanced time, even in does not welcome the change in the! spring there is a fairly long period time that lengthens every day during | for recreation between the close of the summer by a full sixty minutes.! working hours and sundown." "I have made it a peint to ask nearly| "Of course, everyone profits to everyone who comes to our sales-{some degree by the summer schedule, room how they like the plan," said | but the motorists, perhaps, gets more Mr. McDonald, "and as yet I have|real good out of it than anyone else. not encountered a single person who| It makes it possible for him to take f BE PH ~ lis not altogether for it." | full advantage of the most pleasur- Hl | "As a matter of industrial conser- able time of the day. It affords the [}| vation no one can fail to see the big| opportunity to take his family on il s (|| advantages of utilizing all the day-|long exhilarating jaunts every day il } (| light possible, but I wonder how that the weather is good during at many people, even after a whole sea-' least five months' of the year." | | | The Cemetery Beautiful LANTED amidst nature's own beauty, | i ) man has created a beautiful park ceme- | : tery. The sunken gardens, the winding We « « CY We offer a select line | paths, and the imposing chapel makes this of late model cars that itl spot a vision of beauty. It is indeed a fit- il are guaranteed. You | ting final resting place for our beloved ones. H! can save the first de- | . - | domes Jil MEMORIAL PARK a car practically new. : : CEMETERY and ANNEX Come in and inspect Gross Point Road and Harrison St., V5 Miles West of Evanston our stock, or telephone a ; ; 5 i} We want you to visit this cemetery. You will find us and we will call for i} it interesting and attractive. You should reserve for | you 1A yourself a family lot--all lots in Memorial Park are | > i Bt sold with full perpetual care guaranteed. Suitable easy ii payments--no interest. Don't miss this opportunity. sere | | YOU ARE INVITED I iH to call or write to the main office, 703 Mar wuette Bldg. | and make appointment to have one of our representa- L S JORNSTON & C0 | tives call for you in an automobile to take you to and | Wa Ja | from the cemetery. No obligation. 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