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14 WINNE TK A TALK October 3, 1925 SAYS HOME BANKING SPELLS PROSPERITY Henry R. Hale Says Savings Ac- counts in Home Bank Are Asset to Community By HENRY R. HALE (President, Winnetka State Bank) When you invest your money in a savings account with a strong bank located in your own community you are benefiting yourself in two ways; | you have profitably because and first, safely your money invested, to the prosperity of your community. The first benefit is, of course, per- fectly obvious to everyone. People never get rich from their own efforts entirely but it is the interest men get from their savings and investments that has much to do with their financial | independence and success. From the standpoint of ordinary business sense it requires little argu- ment to prove that no man can do himself justice in any line of work who is constantly confronted with the pos- | sibility of finding himself facing prac- tical poverty should sickness or some other disaster, which may overtake any one at any time, put even a temporary end to his earning power. As a matter of fact, thrift and eco- nomy have been the foundation of every genuinely successful career since civilization began, and without them no undertaking can properly succeed, vet their importance cannot be emphasized too often or at too great length, espec- ially in the minds of young people who are so prone to forget the future in the keen enjoyment of the present. It is a little difficult perhaps to see the connection between one's money in a local financial institution and the community's prosperity but neverthe- less it is a very important fact. Occasions are constantly arising when the community must look to its banks for financial support and here is should and | second, because you are contributing | | | |all of "29, Zeta Beta Tau; Gus Koepke, | be remembered that the amount of accommodation which a bank is able to extend depends upon the volume of deposits with which it is favored. The more liberally it is favored by the de- posits of the people of the community, the better position it is in to further their best interests. It will thus be seen that from the standpoint of sound judgment as well as local pride, the banks in one's own home community should be those in which to deposit surplus funds and transact other features in banking, especially if local institutions afford every feature of strength and security and advantage in the matter of service that can possibly be afforded by any financial institution anywhere. Both the bank and the community need each other and should do every- thing in their power to co-operate so as to assure the fullest measures of success to all concerned. Will Join Fraternities at Illinois University Earlier than usual this season, the list has come of the north shore boys who have been pledged to fraternities at the University of Illinois. J. H. Heuer of Glencoe, class of 1929, is pleged Kappa Sigma; V. T. Sanderson ARRIVE HOME Mr. and Mrs. George Keyes Ripley arrived at their new home in Troy, N. H., bn Wednesday after a honeymoon of several weeks. Mrs. Ripley, nee Phillis Mary Ogan, was a recent Win- neka bride. Their trip included two | weeks at a camp in Wisconsin, a tour | of the' Shenendoah valley, Washing- | ton, D. C,, the trails through Virginia, | and New York City. Chicago Winnetka CLEANER. Lake Forest Highland Park : 804 : Elm St. Hours 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. H. E. C. H stands for Health E stands for Economy C stands for Comfort These You Have If We Do Your Shoe Repairing WINNETKA SHOE STORE H. Luensman, Prop. Phone Winn. 694 Saturdays 7 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. 4 of Wilmette, '29, Phi Kappa Psi; Robert Moeller, formerly of Wilmette, '29, Phi Kappa Sigma; R. Garretson, Wilmette, "29, Theta Delta Chi; Fred Broughton, Wilmette, '29, Triangle; John Schram, Graham Marks, Wil- | mette, and James Hartman, Winnetka, | Wilmette, '29, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; H. H. Fraser, 28, H. J. Richards and K. H. Dowse, "29, all of Kenilworth, Delta Upsilon; Robert Danly, Kenil- worth, 29, Sigma Chi. The Comfort Shop MISS JENNIE ANDERSON, Prop. Hair Dressing, Marcel Waving, Shampooing, Manicuring, Facial Massage, Scalp Treatment 797 Elm St. Tel. Winnetka 933 HOLLAND BULBS Darwin Cottage, and Early Tulips, Hyacinths, Narcissi, Crocuses, etc., of exceptionally fine quality. Order early while assortment is complete. PEONIES Best varieties in strong clumps. PERENNIALS PHLOX and IRIS in Vigorous, Field-Grown Plants. New and choice sorts. Send to-day for our catalogue. FRANKEN BROTHERS, Deerfield, Ill. VISITORS WELCOME conveniences. ture Hooks, Rod Brackets. tures. Claw mers, Hammers, Pliers, gy best. Mops. Curtain Rods, Shelf Brackets, Drawer Knobs, Castors, Pic- Screw Bathroom Fixtures Quality counts in better ap- pearance and wear in these fix- Soap Dishes, Towel Rods, Cup Holders, Tooth Brush Holders, Shower Sprays, Toilet Paper Holder, Clothes Hooks. Household Tools and Utensils of Better Quality Handy Tools For Home Use It pays to have a good tool Tack Ham- Screw Drivers, Monkey Wrench, Picture Wire. Housecleaning Needs for Less Here are things the housewife will like for they are of the Dust Brush, Dust Pan, Scrub @ Brush, Zinc Pail, Best Brooms, & Handy Things to Help Fix Up About the House Home Hardware Of All Kinds Better Stock up on these handy Hooks, Eckart Hardware Co. 735 Elm Street Winnetka, Illinois Phones 843-844