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v5 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923 HELP WANTED T0 EXPEDITE MAILS . Postmaster Adams Cites Few "Post Office Helps" for Winnetka Residents SHOWS TIME LEAKS Urges Care in Addressing All Mails Postmaster Elmer E. Adams, in his effort to expedite the mail service in Winnetka this week dispatched to the Talk editorial rooms some "Post Of- fice Helps" for patrons of the local post office. Winnetkans should be keenly inter- ested in the accompanying direct "shots :" "Post Office Helps" "Have your mail addresesed to Street and Number or Post Ofhce Box. "Have your return address on all mail sent. "Have your Parcels well packed, well tied with stout string and tied in such a way that the string cannot be slipped off. "Don't think you are the only one receiving mail at this office. "Don't think you are the only Ad- ams, Brown, Smith or Jones in town; there are others and they may think they are as well known and as im- portant as you. Use Street and Number "Don't have your mail addressed to some pet name you call your house instead of Street and number, (such as Chimney Nook, Seven Gables) ; no- body but the old carrier on your route knows how many Chimney nooks or Gables you have on your house. "Remember that mail property ad- dressed receives first consideration, and that the matter without Street ad- dress has to wait for directory ser- vice. This takes time and is an ab- solute waste. "We have a serious condition to OPTOMETRY A BLESSING TO SIGHT The wonderful advancement in the restoration of faulty vision--due to the profession ot Optometry--has saved the sight of millions of people. If vour eyes need assistance, have them examined at once-- as delays are dangerous! Avail Yourself of Our Excellent Service. Dr.O.H.BERSCH Optometrist Formerly Mgr. Opt. Dept. C. cock, Imec. 1177 Wilmette Ave. For Appointment Phone Wil. 2766 or Residence Wilmette 1707 D. Pea- overcome at this time owing to the large deficiency in the Post Office ap- propriation, which cannot be relieved before July 1. The employes of this office are doing all in their power to give you the best of service possible un- der these conditions and earnestly re- quest the patrons to help in every way possible to make this task as easy as they can by using more care in hav- ing their mail property addressed. ELMER E. ADAMS, Postmaster." TAKES NEW OFFICES Dr. Gilbert M. Loewe is moving his offices from their present location over the Adams pharmacy to quarters in the Winnetka Trust and Savings bank building. He will occupy two large rooms, sharing a reception room with Dr. J. Everett Fonda. The change will take place on May 1. Read the Want Ads Negro Singers Appear In Concert Here on April 30 A musical opportunity of unusual value is promised Winnetka residents for Monday evening, April 30, when the quartet of Lincoln Institute of Kentucky appears in a free concert at the Congregational church. There is to be no admission fee and no collection. This group of singers is known throughout the United States, the singers being generally considered the best interpreters of Negro spirit- uals. The quartet sang recently at the home of R. A. Wolcott, noted arch- itect, where a group of citizens ac- corded the singers an enthusiastic reception. Lincoln Institute, an industrial school for colored boys and girls, is located 'in 'the blue grass country about forty miles east of Louisville. The Home of the Well-groomed car Richardson's Garage 724-730 Elm Street WINNETKA Storage space for those who wish a clean, light and airy place in which to keep their cars. Phone Winnetka 25 and 841 No. 1 Cut No. 1 Cut No. 2 Dressy Oliver Twist Suits for Boys No. 2 Waist of white dimity, smocked and embroidered to harmonize with collar, cuffs and trousers, in yellow, pink or light blue mercerized poplin, very at- tractive and dainty, and most rcason- ably priced. Ages 2 to 5 years. $4.75 Blouse of imported dotted Swiss, in brown, light or dark blue and tan, white collar and cuffs, trousers of very fine soisette. Mercerized half hose in large as- sortment of the newest colorings, 35¢ up. Ages 3 to 7 years, $5.50 Small Boys' Overcoats Ages 1 to 8 years Made of very fine quality covert cloth, exceptional value, $12.50 Hats to match, $3.50. Silk or chamoisette gloves, 85c Pa. wa p-- For cool days--Small Boys' Sweaters in coat or slip-over styles--most any shade or combination of colors de- sired. $3.00 to $12.00 TARR BEST PO CC CL CO CL vi TO CO won Randolph and Wabash CHICAGO LO TOT, HY Io) "JEWETT A STURDY SIX" Jewett Sedan delivered Jewett Touring Paige Sedan Paige Touring SALES min ale, $1620.00 al Loe ELL a 1170.00 ££ | Gilde Sole 3425.00 AT I 2595.00 SERVICE TRACY HOLMES MOTOR CO. 1027 Davis St. Tel. Evanston 4903 At all First class Grocers Lady Fingers that is easy to get. ers with your order. ~~ 910 PHONE CHICAGO EVANSTON AVENUE Evanston, Iil. 1200 FAMOUS FOR MACAROONS & LADY FINGERS Home-made Jam Lady fingers like Seidel's, eaten with some of your good jams or jellies makes a dandy dessert for the evening meal and one Try the combination on the folks to- night; your grocer will send the lady fing- Dg, and The Home of Good Baking Builder tion of building. 1500 feet on Sheridan Road 1000 feet on Lincoln, between Cedar and Beech Phone Winnetka 1782 Come to Highland Park--the land of the free Edwin Ray Cole Realtor Will build and finance complete, your plan or mine, on the "Woodley" Subdivision, Highland Park. Terms: $1000 down, $3000 on comple- Balance mortgage.