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20 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1921 Junior Rep cross alps ciTi-| Motorists Admire ZENSHIP IN ILLINOIS. That the boys and girls of today who are to be the men and women of tomorrow are learning the value of good citizenship not only in their own communities but throughout the world, is shown by the $210,123 mem- bers enrolled in the 850 Junior Auxil- jiaries of the American Red Cross here in this state. More than five million pu- pils in the public, parochial and pri- vate schools of the United States are enrolled in this great organization. Here in Illinois a number of other Junior activities have been carried on with the help of the teachers. More than 880 toys were made by Juniors in Champaign, and sent over- seas to children's schools in the devastated regions. Dixon made a feature of the work in civics. Hot lunches were provided from Junior funds in Granite City and Pinckneyville. This work is consid- ered a great help to nutrition serv- ice, which is another Red Cross ac- tivity often carried on in the schools. Milk was distributed in schools in Pe- tersburg and financed by the Juniors. In many of the Chicago schools the sick and unfortunate wu nong the serv- ice men as well as inmates of chil- dren's hospitals and various institu- tions have become the especial inter- est of the different schools. Pro- grams have been provided for the na- tients by the Juniors, concerts and story hours arranged for their amuse- ment. A number of garments were made by the children for hospital use of convalescent ex-service men. Activities for this year iui Illinois are well under way. Schools are en- rolling as auxiliaries to carry on the various objects. To carry on this work and increase its scope as well as the many other vital community gervices which the Red Cross chapters are rendering in their communities is one of the objectives of the Annual Roll which opens on November 11, Armistice day, and continues uatil 'Thanksgiving. New Dodge Sedan Dodge Brothers Add Notable Refine- ments to Already Popular weather, anti-rattles on the windows and a body heater connected with the exhaust. Jaw Pressure 934 Pounds. Those who study these matters say that the average human jaw can exert All Tnings Resuits of Growth. put The soul Life is not a product, but a growth. and graces are fruits and not the out- of a" factory. made perfect at a bound.--Exchange, | head waiter as a bookmaker, is not Celebrating Derby Night. On Derby night the waiters in ona of the fashionable restaurants in Lon- don are dressed as jockeys and tha Closed Car 4 pounds, | a force of 534 pounds 1OE30X rormors IOEIOF Disc wheels, cord tires, the latest 1 ° custom windows and straight sweeping From the o Bi ll Jones-- body lines are some of the features of Cradle to the . : Dodge Brothers improved sedan, Grave the ILI r rg a anh who Vis ati which is now attracting much atten- H T ! he realized the comfort and ns rd en- tion at the salesrooms of the Win- ome lown || closed body. After but little investigation, he netka Motor Co. Dodge Brothers Paper | By dealer. Touches | made but one Stipulation, which iio St In this unusually attractive car Your Life. must have a simple, compact, dignified job of Dodge Brothers seem to have consid- ered the motorist's every desire in de- sign and in comfort features. Cleanly chiseled body lines, which flow square- ly backward from the cowl, strike the observer with their simple beauty. The windows are square-cut in de- sign and further enhance the straight, graceful silhouette of the body. Con- siderably lower, the whole ensemble in its outward appearance imme- diately impresses one with its dignity and harmony of design. The disc wheels are done in black enamel with cream stripe and hide from view the springs and 'other un- derneath parts. The disc wheels may be removed with facility, and are easily cleaned. In the interior appointments, the sedan leaves little to be desired. Deli- cately striped mohair velvet is used in upholstering the wide, commodious rear seat. In front is a deep, wide, solid seat with rounded sides, also trimmed in the striped material. The four doors, which permit easy en- trance and exit from any part of the sedan, are upholstered with plain gray mohair velvet in a soft fawn-gray. The windows in the doors and body are garnished with natural black wal- nut and are of polished plate glass. The body of the car is equipped with Yale locks, affording additional pro- tection against theft and insuring the safe-keeping of bundles and other| xu articles when shopping. Other notable refinements are weather strips inside the doors, as an extra protection in unpleasant T= 8 a HO== = i Pt LD A "Mysterious" Force lamps, provides your car with other conveniences that add to the pleasure of motor- | De ENERGY, that mysterious force which starts your motor, lights your ing, is sup) lied through the power house of your automobile--the Storage Battery. Whether the power. sipplis] is sufficient to meet the requirements of your electrical system, giving efficient lighting service and instant starting power, will depend to @ great extent upon the construction of the battery. A Battery of Unusual Construction The COOPER Battery is built to give the maximum service. Its heavily fasted plate of a special composition enables it to stand a heavy discharge without break- ng or buckling, and further assures you in the terms of a guarantee that it will render satis. factory starting and lighting service for a longer period than the ordinary battery. For the sake of safety, if for no other reason, you should have your battery inspected every 15 days. that may befall you at the most Stalled on a railroad crossing, or withoug Lights on a dark road, etc. are misfortunes i) ead ge of the service we offer. Buy a COOPER Battery and buy guaranteed results. Sales and Service Station Hubbard Woods Garage 1010 North Ave. HUBBARD WOODS PHONE WINNETKA 617 SUBSCRIBE FORYOUR HOME TOWN PAPER WEEK. NOVEMBER 7 - 12 =IOIOK car. The car everyone would like to own Gage Motor Sales Co. Phone 5700 FRANKLIN Sales and Service =I OIIOL 1629 Orrington Ave., Evanston CHICAGO: good lines and best workmanship. that must be as good, in every way, as his We delivered the car last week, but made a photograph of the finished job. interested in seeing the photograph or a num- ber of other cars that are in work right now -- come in -- we'll be glad to show them to vou any day, and take your order for putting a winter enclosure on your car. CHICAGO COACH & CARRIAGE COMPANY, 1223 S. Michigan Avenue, "A job' You may be TOI OI 0 Oxo =1010 --10=I0 NA Fg bl = = nt Beautiful Magic Pictures An 8-page book, printed in invisible ink, not water colors, with drawings and cut- outs to which you merely apply a wet brush and prestol--the silhouettes are transformed into paintings with the bril- liancy and yet the velvety softness of a % masterpiece. FREE in Next Sunday's Chicago Herald and Examiner In the book are:--Magic Paint Box with all the colors of the rainbow. One Hun- Double page of dred Timber Tot Dolls. False Faces, colored, to be used outs. Mystic pictures of Birds and Butter- Full Page of Doll Cut-Outs. key Game for young and old. Wonderful Oriental Painting, brought to life with a flies. dab of water. mm GIRLS! Famous Tubular BOYS! A Pair of Je ICE SKATES AND SHOES RACING OR HOCKEY will be given away to every boy and girl for a few hours of pleasant spare-time after school. Full details can be had from our local dealer. H. T. Bailey ORDER NEXT -- as cut- Ii Don- Sunday's Herald and Examiner NOW!