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Winnetka Weekly Talk, 4 Oct 1919, p. 7

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-- SL -- TI TI He Tm _--.-- WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1919 7 = i LS EEey rs mr mem on ry ry - x z x ce m= Am sem ame x " of 'every person t6 assume a sense of ope 7 personal responsibility to prevent i Classified Ads : FIRE PREVENTION fires and to be careful at all times and i ; {in all places under conditions likely | Facts and Rules to cause fire. Rates for classified advertising in i THE LAKE SHORE NEWS : ) NAT EY LY TALK | OILING MACHINES GLED OE 0 nH FQ x 2? H-------- rm Si Mg or ig destroy 5 ghout om | Many women oil their own mach- 10c per line first insertion in any paper. : worth or property annually inj. .o frequently and carefully, as they bc per line for each succeed f first ins 1-2 tion. 1bc¢ any two each suc line first insert 13 f . ach 1 Iino per line far each suceceding in charge on one time per line Minimum furn Scott Hubbard avenue, LTG47--tp I IOLD GOODS FOR SALI ELECTRIC WASHING machine almost new. 341 Lincoln avenue, Glencoe. Phone Glencoe 146. TG29-1tc PRICE Phone | T29-2te OAK DESK, table, kindel bed davenport, 2 rock- ers and stool, upholstered in Spanish FOR SALI- gas stove; Win. 129. -REASONABLE good condition. leather; mahogany -library table and rocker; great sacrifice. 39% Palos road, Glencoe, near South avenue. T29-1tc FOR SALE--KITCHEN COAL RANGE; in good condition. Phone Win. 1066. T29-1tc FOR SALE--GAS STOVE AT 1066 North avenue, Hubbard Woods. T29-1tc FURNITURE, table, garden household articles. T29-1tp FOR SALE--PORCH lawn mower, kitehen hose and other Phone Win. 1067. __AUTOS FOR SALE FOR SALE--1917 CHALMERS, FIVE passenger; winter top; $565 worth of -extras. 1917 Willys-Knight, T-passenger. 1917 Overland 90 touring; new top; seat covers and other extras. All newly painted and in excellent con- dition. . 1916 Ford 5-passenger, many extras; fine condition. Winnetka Motor Co., phone Winnetka 165. LTG47-1te ~~ WANTED TO BUY 'WANTED TO RENT OR BUY--PIANO for school use. Phone Win. 850. en LTG47-1te 'WANTED TO BUY--PONY, CART AND harness for small pony. Phone Wil. 2096. , LTG47-1tp 'WANTED TO BUY--A LIGHT CAR.| Reasonable. Address M-4, Lake Shore News, Wilmette. LTG47-1tdh 'WANTED--A GOOD VIOLIN. CALL Glencoe 634. LTG45-3tc ____SITUATION WANTED ANY KIND OF MASON WORK. TEL. Kenilworth 1307; at home after 5 P..M, LTG46-4tc AT HOME 'Will copy briefs, manuscripts, address envelopes, write circular letters or do any type writing desired; ex- perienced. Phone Win. 3. LTG47-4tc | ee a ee -------- FOR RENT FOR RENT--FURN. ROOM; SUITABLE for married couple or two men; 1 block west of Indian Hill station. Phone Win. 182. T29-1tc FOR RENT--LARGE FRONT ROOM; hot water heat; suitable for two Phone Win. 788. 564 Railroad ave. ' T29-1te WANTED TO BUY WANTED--SECOND HAND MAN'S wheel. Phone Win. 977. 1437 Prairie avenue, Hubbard Woods. T29-1te HELP WANTED WANTED--A GOOD SEAMSTRESS; light second work. Phone Winnetka 58. T29-1te WANTED DELI- catessen; Smith, 819 Oak GIRL FOR wages. John Winnetka. LTG47-: tc EXP. CHAUFFEUR; Phone Win. 58.. ie T29-1tc WANTED--EXP. COOK; WAGES $18 SALES good street, 'WANTED--AN excellent position. {jure the United States, but 15,000 people | are burned to death and 50,000 are in- | gi ay Pe Darrel nl isi ia A { drop of oil once a month in each end | G by hire each year. Most of the 1 1d ¢ 7ictims are wo ldren' is an es at most | are pr to the | eless hal n peo- Europe, 1 ul, h y "13 al A, | 1 annual fg C rOSS O1 1e8s aeiective 1urnaces flues, faulty electric wiring, "S, open nights, tho l appliances, match S and other y CAre- 1soline use of ker osene, causes. easily avoidable Therefore, the following tions are made: Make sure your heating plant and appurtenances are in safe condition before starting fires for winter. Paper flue-stops court disaster. Place ashes in metal cans, never in wooden re- ceptacles. sugges- fxamine electric wiring for worn insulation and defects in installation. Protect open lights with globes. Clean up rubbish, especially in basements, attics and back yards, and keep clean. Use gasoline, if you must use it, only with greatest care and mever near a fire. The vapor from gallon of gasoline has an explosive force equal to 83 pounds of dynamite. Never fill kerosene lamps while lighted. Never use kerosene to start fires. Keep matches in metal boxes and away from children. Never discard a match until the last spark is out. Place used matches in metal recept- acles. Never throw them on the floor or in waste baskets. : Oil mops and oily rags mnite from spontaneous combustion. Keep them 'n closed metal receptacles. Never leave an electric iron, or other electric heating device, even for a minute, without disconnecting at the socket. Careless smokers cause thousands of fires, costing many lives. Cigaret buts and cigar stubs should be esting- uished before being discarded and care should be used in pipe ashes. Observance of these and other simple precautions will do much to reduce our fire waste. It is the duty . e CENTRAL 6402 o 4} ilcox Studio of Millinery 1010 Marshall Field Annex ORIGINATOR DESIGNER <o oe + and | one depositing per week. Phone Win. 58. T29-1te SITUATION WANTED" 5 SITUATION = WANTED--ELDERLY American woman, good: cook and housekeeper, in small adult family; city references. Address by mail on- ly. 1002 Vine street, Hubbard Woods. T29-1tp WANTED--PLAIN SEWING AND RE- pairing . hone Evanston 5883. . . T29-1te WANTED--GARDENING, FURNACE work and housework. Call Winnetka 724. T29-1tp LOST AND FOUND LOST--OPEN FACED GOLD WATCH | in Winnetka on Sunday, September 29; inscription on inner cover of «case. 'O, T. Woolhiser, M. D., 1892." Black silk fob attached; liberal re- ward for return. H. L. Woolhiser, 330 Walnut street, Winnetka. Phone | Winnetka 54. T29-1tp MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE--WE TAKE LIBERTY BONDS at full valwe in payment on pianos. talking machines, washing machines, vacuum eleaners, sewing machines. Patterson Bros, 828 Davis street, Kv- anston. LTG41-tfe WE BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK, OLD clothes and shoes. J. Golinsky, 1705 Forest avenue. Telephone Wilmette 1150. **He has his name on his wagon." LT44-tfe IF VERMONT WAS FLAT ¢ met a Vermont Yankee lately, aNd the main thing he bragged about was the amount of maple . sugar! shipped from his town every spring. But he did not say that Vermont rolled out flat would be as big as Ohio.--E. W. Howe's Monthly. There is a great number of people who cherish the belief that the way to become more prosperous is to do - less "work. Thor Electric THE THREE BEST MAKES Thor . . .. $125.00 Eden .'. . . 125.00 Almetal . . . 152.00 DON'T BUY CHEAP MACHINES EASY PAYMENTS PATTERSON BROS. PIANO HOUSE 828 Davis St. Tel. Evanston 654 Open Tuesday, Thursday and Sa turday Fvenings f the treadle. The machine runs| { with one-third the expenditure of rt if this is regularly done. n i rsons were me for V ¢ Point sev- ral t furiz he summer and many north shore babies were ex- should, but they forget to put a big RET | clinic. kepeatred n of Clinician h excellent work, is 1 clinic to take up other dt 2 institute is very announce, however, that it is most fortunate in being able to obtain the servic Clinic Director of Dr. Wilson Ru Abbott. Dr. Abbott in addition to the traveling clinic work will render other important services in the mew undertaking that the institute is planning and which will be announc- ed later. ? glad to WANT ONE WOMAN TO SIT AT CONFERENCE Prominent New York suffragists and welfare workers are decidedly "peeved" because President Wilson did not appoint one woman to the committee he has called to Washing- ton to represent the interests of the people at the labor conference. in the capital next month. ECONOMIZE by buying your Shoes and Rubber Goods for the very lowest prices at the Winnetka Shoe Store. In my 18 vears in Winnetka as a shoemaker my motto has been "A Sauare Deal for All" That has been my best advertisement. Thanks for your past and future pat- ronage. H. Luensman, proprietor Win- netka Shoe Store, 804 Elm street. --Adv. SERVICE STATION TRADE MARK REGSTEAND Decide on Your Next Battery NOW Your next battery should b= a Willard with Threaded Rubber Issul=tion b-cause it is the one kind of batt-ry that gives you adequate protection against the ex- pensive rernsulation that is sure to come to an ordinary battery. Four years' experience on many thousand oars have proven the remark- ablz durability of this latest Willard invention. It e¥m'nr*~s th> on: biggest caus: of bakery troubles. Cland I2t ws t-11 you about it. We'llhel> yea gt every last c~y's use out of your prasent battery at the leest possible ex- prs: brtye waat you to have a b.teer battesy. Evansion Bailery Station 1643-1639 ilanle Avenue Corner Church Street Paonz Evanston 4445 SCHULZE'S Butter-Nut BREAD WHEN A BETTER BREAD CAN BE MADE LE EL a 7 a Lo Pe re ls El LE LR rr NORTH SHORE RUBBER CO. NOT INCORPORATED Auto Tires and Tubes Repaired PHONE EVANSTON 2037 EVANSTON, ILL. prietor ff T° Iain) PT 4 ) h © N Orrin x LA A ; i 4H RANI UL © Studi A {| OX & AR Ww LU 10 od Photography ARTISTIC PORTRAITS MODERN FQUIPMINT AND METHODS NEWEST STYLES IN MOUNTINGS :: HOME AND STUDIO WORK CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS V.SITORS ARE WELCOME W. J. ROOT, Photographer Far twenty-five years owner of one of leading studies in the Chicago Loop Home of G 222 hk Hoyburn Theater Building $5.00 brings a Thor Washer or Ironer to your home for 30 days. Balance in small monthly pay- ments. VACUUM CLEANERS Telephone Evanston Thor Sales Company NORTH SHORE BRANCH 1728 Sherman Ave. TELEPHONE EVANSTON Evanston 877 [2 MEEE EEE ESE SESE EE EE EE EEE EEE Yes, You Ought To Be In a recent advertisement a prominent manufacturer of storage batteries said: iE EH EEE AEE EEE EERE ERNER "You ought to be posted on Batteries and Battery Insulation, so that when you need a new Battery you'll be sure of the best your money can buy." In the Public Service plants of Chicago, Detroit, Boston and New York there are "Exide" Batteries to the value of $6,000,000.00. 'EEN NSN EEESEEEEEERAEEED In the Bell Telephone Exchanges throughout the United States are"Exide" Batteries costing many millions. | These companies maintain their own laboratories for HM testing and determining the best their money can buy-- ® being posted as it were. m 2 . =] 3 Don't You Think It Would Be a = Profiitable To Follew What » These Recognized Experts Speci- a fy For Their Companies? Ll mo om LJ | » EVANSTON "EXIDE" BATTERY SERVICE LC] Ll n INC. ® = - x ju u '® 1007 Davis Street ES Dw 3 Prouty Court ® EVANSTON "Exi0 WINNETKA -- ® he A=" SERVICE = i [1] =» = An 'Exide' Battery in your car will a | make a good car perform better. LJ a m = PIE EEEEEEEEEE ANNE NEZIEEER

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