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Winnetka Weekly Talk, 15 Aug 1919, p. 5

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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1919 5 Co €.. me - -- ned ing station, 536 South State street, Chicago, and that is the only place where they can be obtained. All that is necessary to do to procure ore is to ge there and show discharge papers in regular form. The gaptain fm charge says that he has BOND HOLDERS, "GUARD COUPONS" | covieiy tn, chores mz Shes 2 Information for the protection of 5 WARN VICTORY ILLINOIS AUTO FANS PUT FRESH MARKERS ON THE LINCOLN WAY When officers of the Lincoln High- way association were conferring with the general staff at Washington rela- tive to the dispatching of the first transcontinental army convoy over the Lincoln highway, assurance was given to the army officers that the | tomobile club of Aurora, started for the Indiana line, placing new mark- ers and repainting old ones where- ever necessary, the caravan constant- ly growing as delegations from Plain- field, Chicago Hiights, Joliet and other Illinois Lincoln highway com- munities joined it. The route was marked in perfect condition from the Indiana line to the Will county line when the army convoy crossed the state. From the Will county line west the marking of the detour roads around construction under way on the Lincoln highway was accomplish- ed by H. C. Ostermann, vice president and field secretary of the Lincoln Highway association; who is pro- ceeding in advance of the trucks. the holders of Victory Libertv bonds Habit of Dedsios was given out this week by thé Fed- eral Reserve Bank of Chicago. The Victory notes differed from the pre- vious issues ef the Liberty honds by having an interest coupon attached. Because of the old interest date and to avoid delay in the issuance of the interest checks a coupon was attach- ed #0 the Victory notes for the in- terest from May 20 to December 15. The interest for all sncceedimg per- ieds are paid by check. In previous issues of the Liberty bends all in- terest was paid by check. So the|" Federal Reserve Bank has called at- tenion to the fact of the odd inter- est period coupon, which may not be understood by the owners of Vic- tory notes. It is possible for wun- scrupulous persons, it was pointed out, to cut off this coupon and the holder of the bond might not dis- selves. KRRACe. New Burglar Alarm sive. It makes a noise, turns on and preventing its success. Most people who have succeeded in any direction of activity can trace the measure of their success to the habit of declining things for them- One of the greatest tempta- tioms we have is to confine in others. By yielding to it we not only become a nuisance to our friends but keep on lowering owr own powers of resist- A burglar should have a hard time to "get by" the new alarm which is recommended as simple and inexpen- light, and registers the time of the burglar's attempt, as well as delaying route would be thoroughly and per- fectly marked. Word was sent out from headquarters of the Lincoln Highway association to all state, county and local consuls urging that immediate attention be given to re- freshing the markers where these were painted on poles, as is the case as far west as Omaha, Neb. Immediate efforts were undertaken all along the line to put the marking in the best possible shape. In Illi- nois quite a ceremony was made of this remarking. Starting at Aurora, Charles Townsend, representing the road boosters, and members of the a | Lincoln Highway association and Au- i Eis SRR lo BES EE Rl Sl ALL WASHING MACHINES cover tlie loss of the first interest on his bond until he had received the checks for the other periods. "We thimk this warning is due the public," said an official of the Fed- eral Reserve Bank. "The Treasury Department found it mecessary on account of the edd imterest period of the Victory motes to attach a ceu- pon covering the imterest from May 2 to December 15. Another reasom for this was to avoid delay in the issuance of checks for the interest periods. All but the first imterest is paid by checks. But as no other issues of the Liberty bonds have had such a coupon attached, owners of Victory notes might overlook it and there is a chance of it being cut off by unscrupulous persons, thus de- priving the rightful owner of the in- terest of the first period. This cou- pon, of course, is only attached to registered bonds. There is no way of preventing payment on these cou- pons, so for that reason the bank feels the public should be acquainted with the facts." Sell More Milburns THERE IS NO FOOD SO GOOD, SO ECONOMICAL, AS SCHULZE'S BUTTER-NUT BREAD 'WHY BAKE CAKE WHEN YOU CAN GET SCHULZE'S MAKES SIMPLEX IRONERS VACUUM CLEANERS OHIO, HOOVER, SWEEPER VACUUM Demonstrations in store every day Easy Vacuum Washer with Gas Burner Easy Payments Phone for demonstration On the North Shore ~ Five more Milburn Electrics were sold on the north shore last week. George H. Morris, north shore rep- resentative, reports the sale of a Mil- burma car to F. A. Troy, of Wilmette and one to John Bowditch, Jr. o Glencoe. Attention, Milburn Owners The Fashion Automobile company, of Chicago. the largest Electric car dealers and garage operators in the United States, have purchased { Bland's Electric garage in Evanston | and it is their intention to make this one of the best operated garages in the country. In connection with the garage they will operate a high grade paint shop which has already been put in charge of one of the best coach painters in the country. The important ~ change brings a headquarters in Evanston for all Mil- bwrn Electric car owners on the north shore. Mr. Walsh, an expertenced garage man: and an expert battery engineer, garages. will be im direct charge of the: George H. Morris, the north shese representative for the Milburn Elec- tric car, will make kis headquarters here. PHIL GAUDIN VICTOR IN GOLF MEET FOR BLIND RELIEF FUND Phil Gaudin of Skokie carried off] the honors in the professional sec- tion of the benefit golf tournament and Distinctive For your Running Board It's the last touch to a high grade car. YOUR own initial in Old English style. . Knobby tread, black ground-- white letter and border. Price $450 Each HOW MANY? W.H.Salisbury&Go. Established 1958 308 W. Madison Street, CHICAGO Between Franklin and Market Streets Phone Franklin 5744 Also on safe at leading Dept. 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Telephone Evanston 2238 THE NEW NORTH SHORE STUDIO, Hoyburn Theater Building, Evemsten, is now ready for busines. Residents of the North Shore, including the You will find it mest convenient to eome to Evanston to have your portraits made. Prices are moderate. NORTH SHORE STUDIO Hoyburn Building RE lll Ld 2 ARB RT. many who visited my twenty-five years, are invited to in- Visitors always weleome. W. J. R®OT, Photographer, 615 Davis Street, Evanston J ZIPP IIIIY TITAS LISI IIE TELIA TIAA 111, a fleet of cars, headed by Mayor | A. M. CARY 1131 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette Telephone Wilmette 2354 | EMSTITCHING, BUTTON-COVERING, PLEATING, TUCKING. :: SINGER SEWING MACHINES AND ACCESSORIES. Only Hemnstitching machine on the North Shore, north of Evanston. TWO-HOUR SERVICE WHERE REQUIRED -- ANS 5 MOR A di For Luncheons, parties, for warm 'evenings and for your guests at all ROOT BEER or any flavor All Pure and Wholesome or call Evanston 5464 HY Lh HAHA IE TL Ys IO WY HSI AL IISA Lr 1 1H fc emerged victorious. P. J. Mussel- man, Glen Oak, won in the first flight, with W. Payne, Glen Oak, runner-up; P. T. Hyman, Glen Oak, beat H. E. Evans, Westward Ho, in the final of the second. J. L. Esser, Aurora. triumphed over J. A. Shee- han, Glen Oak, in the third, and in the fourth J. G. Coles, Glen Oak, de- feated J. Barrett, Glen Oak. a GET VICTORY BUTTONS \ ¢ IN CHICAGO ANY TIME There has been considerable inquiry as 'o the possibility of discharged soldiers and sailors getting their vic- tory buttons. These buttons are now Telephene Wilmette 526. PATTERSON BROS. SPECIAL SALE! 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