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PEE WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1922 WATCH YOUR LIGHTS' PETERSON'S WARNING Eleven speeders were given slips by the police last week requesting them to appear in court. Five drivers were arrested for parking and driving cars without lights. Several of the cases have not yet been tried. "Cars driven without lights or left on the side of the streets unlighted are a menace to traffic," stated Chief Peterson this week. "In case of acci- dent, the owner of an unlighted car is at a great disadvantage in a law suit, for the blame usually falls upon the car without lights. A little care taken to attend to the lights is worth while in every case." Those fined for speeding were: William Harvey, Lake Forest, $10 and costs; Victor Fellskeg, Chicago, $6 and costs; Oscar Runin, Milwaukee, $8 and costs; Walter Wehrein, Chicago, $10 and costs; Oscar Schild, Wauke- gan, $12 and costs; Charles Merrill, Hubbards Woods, $15 and costs. Fines for "lights" violations are now $56 in Judge Nelson's court. M. R. Leonard, Chicago, Laurence Flaherty, Glencoe and E. IL. Byfield, Hubbards Woods, were fined $5 each, on this charge. Miss Julia Ulbricht of Elm street, left last Saturday to spend two weeks in camp at Lake Geneva. ---- Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Moses and son, Jack, 840 Linden avenue, left Saturday last for an extended trip in California. We Insist, This is Not a Ford Car Advertisement H. E. "Mac" McNeal, 925 Elm street, performed some movie gymnastics early Monday mecrning when he was summoned betimes from slumber by a persistent prodding of the front door bell. Bruce C. Douglas of Buffalo, N. Y., was the innocent cause of McNeal's temporary demise. Bruce came to the village to spend a few weeks at the McNeal residence. Mrs. McNeal, his sister, had asked him some time ago to spend a few weeks in Winnetka and Bruce averred as how he would if he had to walk all the 580 miles. This he elected to do, leaving Buffalo last Saturday morning at sun-up. Togged in the latest hiking regalia, he was given a lift in his father's huge limousine to the outskirts of the east- ern city. Scarcely had James, the chauffeur, turned back to the cityward, when Bruce was invited to join a party of Fordsters westward bound. This brought him to Cleveland. There he came upon another tourist party go- ing a bit further west. In fact, Bruce secured a lift wherever he chose to alight, with the result that he walked only two miles over the entire dis- tance between Buifalo and Winnetka, and he was safely lodged in the Mec- Neal home early Monday morning, mm-- art m-- Es D. i Braun Bros. I . . | Winnetka Tire Shop 723 Oak St. Phone 1565 Victor Cords I Standard B Guarantee OUR I LIST PRICE PRICE 30x3 1-2 $19.00 $15.25 32x3 1-2 26.85 21.09 | 3x4 30.95 25.15 32x4 34.10 27.22 33x 35.15 28.65 | 34x4 36.05 . 29.22 32x4 1-2 41.90 33.63 33x4 1-2 42.85 34.35 34x4 1-2 43.90 35.20 35x4 1-2 45.20 36.61 36x4 1-2 46.15 37.40 33x5 52.15 41.84 35x5 54.75 43.89 37x5 56.25 46.37 Gl adherence to our policy of offering the public the highest standard of service, we are now installing in our store at 603 Davis Street, the most modern equipment possible to obtain. Our new record-hearing rooms will be constructed so as to deaden all outside noises, which will lover to hear all records at their best. More record filing space will be added to take care of our increasing stock of VICTOR RECORDS. Our Victrolas will be shown in a room specially built for the convenience of the buyer. Pending the announcement of the completion of enable the music ee -- this work we will be open for business on a limited scale and will serve our customers as well as conditions will permit, NORTH Phone 4523 SHORE Talking Machine Company puss: EVANSTON eight days in advance of schedule. Therefore, Mr. McNeal's fainting spell. "He came in with his shoes all polished and not a visible speck of dust on his hiking habit," McNeal gasped in explanation. 'And, every mile of riding from the outskirts of Buffalo was done in Fords. No, I'm not a Ford agent, not even of the 'press' variety." Mystery! Who Belongs To This Array of Bicycles? While the police of Evanston and Wilmette are detailing men to recover stolen bicycles and are keeping a spe- cial watch for these thefts, Chief Peterson, of Winnetka, is having a different sort of trouble with bicycles. Storerooms and other available space about the Village hall are crowded with bicycles which the patrolmen have found on the streets and brought to the station. Only one p-- -- theft has been reported here in the last two weeks while fourteen aban- doned wheels have been brought in. Most of these were identified by the owners who declared they had "simply forgotten" them. What is more, the wheels which are reposing about the premises do not "check" in description with those stolen in other towns. The chief is unable to figure why the supply ex- ceeds the demand in Winnetka. Burglars Secure $1,000 Haul in Blossom Home Burglars entered the home of George W. Blossom, 955 Green Bay road, early Monday morning and es- caped with valuables worth approxi- mately $1,000, according to the police. Entrance was gained through a base- ment window. A gardener, working in the yard, noticed the men, but presumed they Royal Arcanum News Royal Arcanum, Winnetka Council 1131, expects a large turnout of mem- bers to welcome Brother Butow of Covenant Council as D. D. Grand Re- gent next Monday, July 17. New offi- cers are to be elected and installed and other important business will be dispensed with at this time. Different plans will be discussed and the meet- ing will consist of more than reading the minutes of the last meeting. We may have "great expectations" but we hope to see every Arcanian in Win- netka at the council meeting next Monday, July 17. were workmen and did not stop them. The police are investigating the rob- bery. Try the Want Ad Medium Telephone Winnetka 844 | "AT ECKART'S" brings down prices. It greatly exists at present in Competition among Manufacturers and Dealers, | Aluminum ware. Whoever sells the BEST at the LOWEST PRICE, will get the business. The two---LIFE TIME ALUMINUM sets, we are offering, beats anything on sale so far. these aluminum sets. Come in and take advantage of this Great Bargain. J. F. Eckart Co. | Hardware, Paints, Tools, Cutlery, Glass | Phone 844 736 Elm St. Winnetka, IIL We managed to get another lot of » you We Lewis A. Vollmann 796 Elm Street, Winnetka Phones 1 and 333 better service. We carry accounts and grove credit to reliable parties. We carry the BEST MEATS money can buy. What Could Be Better? A trial order will convince you. operate our own de- ltvery trucks--it gives