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WINNETKA TALK April 24, 1926 To Very Little Miss North Shore: When you're out walking or rid- ing with mother, bring her in to show her the cunning things we 7 have for you and brother. . There are adorable frocks from Porto Rico, hand made, every stitch: colorful prints; chambrays: (brother and sister suits) ; printed silks and crepes. These come in sizes to 10. Rompers and creepers for small brother and sister come in sizes 1 and 2. id Mother will delight in { p, the beauty of our inex- pensive, machine - made sweaters as well as the ex- quisite hand-made ones for tots from 1 to 5. And Miss Thal has grown-ups' clothes, too. : Eorie That 565 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka = HOLD HEALTH WEEK Winnetka to Join With Other Com- munities of State in Program Next Week Winnetka is expected to join with other communities in Illinois in the active observance of Health Week, scheduled for April 25-May 1. The program observed generally throughout the state is essentially as follows : 1. Sunday, April 25: Health Sunday-- Health sermons and talks should be given before congregations and other gatherings. The promotion of clean healthful living manifestly conforms discipline. intimately with religious [3] Monday, April 26: Physical Exam- ination Day.--Public health authori- ties and eminent physicians are coming rapidly to regard periodic examinations of individuals as the most important means, under pres- ent day conditions, for improoving personal and community health. Adults should be encouraged on this day to arrange for a complete ex- amination by the physician. Civic clubs offer a splendid means of con- tact to this end. 3. Tuesday, April 27: Diphtheria Pre- vention Day.~--Decline in diphtheria prevalence has been phenomenal during the last two years. Cases have dropped from 10,000 to 5,000 annually and deaths from 1,000 to 500. This encouragement should stimulate especial effort toward a wider use of toxin-antitoxin for im- munizing susceptible children. 4. Wednesday, Vaccination Day. -- smallpox are expensive to health and to the pocket book. Surveys should be made in the schools on this day to discover who has not been vaccinated and to distribute literature to them. April 28: Smallpox Epidemics of 5. Thursday, April 29: Safe Milk and Safe Water Day.--Occasion should be taken to inquire into the char- acter of municipal milk and water supplies and the measures taken to prevent contamination. Private water supplies should be investi- gated. Last year typhoid fever was 459% more prevalent than in 1924, largely due to polluted water sup- plies. Friday, April 30: School Health Day.--Programs for instructing school children and their parents in the importance of a balanced diet should be arranged. Health playlets and songs and talks by doctors, nurses or dieticians make such pro- grams both . instructive and inter- taining. 7. Saturday, May, 1: Child Health Day.--May First will be observed as Child Health Day throughout the U. 8. The President and Secretary Hoover have endorsed it as such. This splendid opportunity for focus- ing community attention on child health should not be lost. BIGGER CLINIC FOR CHICAGO When the medical and dental clinics of Northwestern university are located in the Ward Medical-Dental center on the McKinlock Memorial campus in Chicago, the clinical service for Chi- cago will be considerably augmented. The new center will have space and equipment which is now lacking and which will mean the easy and success- ful treatment of thousands of cases, which cannot be handled in the most satisfactory fashion in present quar- ters. Probably no public clinic in the world will be better able to take care of needy cases than Northwestern un- der the new auspices. All of this was made possible by the munificence of Mrs. Montgomery Ward of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. are giving up their apartment in Chi- cago and are moving to Winnetka the first of May where they have taken a house for a year. ---- Mrs. Cuthbert Adams of Winnet- ka with her daughter, Katherine, who is a student at Bryn Mawr, will sail June 5, to pass the summer abroad. NJ AT THE LOWEST PRICES LIME FOR THE LAWN At a greatly reduced price we will furnish lime for COAL AND COKE Order now! Your coal bin is no doubt practical- ly empty. You have been waiting for the lower prices on coal and coke before "loading up." The prices are now the lowest, and its time for you to order. Buy at these prices. HARD COAL Single ton 4 ton or more Large BggCoal. vc. ine nn $17.25 $17.00 Small Ege: Coal ,oid buick cvbivt vues 17.25 17.00 Rages Coal iui. Vivien vi 17.70 17.45 Chestnut' Coal :. iv vuivivi ibn ELT 17.45 17.20 Pea Coal AR a AEE Pe 14.40" 14.15 Buckwheat Coal damien vn ase ien 12.40 12.15 \ j COKE 4 3 Single ton 3 ton or more Egg and Nut Coke: aril vival Soe $12.25 $11.50 Pea. Coke wii. nai. PRIN ma 11.75 11.00 POCAHONTAS COAL : Single ton Load Lots Mine RUn. ........cuoovce dade $ 8.00 $ 7.50 Lump-and Bgg. ....von.. 0 sv er 1000 9.50 - NOE dE cas sit cvs cine cai 9.50 9.00 SOFT COAL 3% Single ton Load Lots Lump and Egg... i uareens rs $ 7.85 $ 7.35 CannelaCoal ....... ' ceeveiies 14.00 vour lawn. your lawn the most good. is low. You will save con BLACK The time is here when lime will do Order now, the price siderable money. DIRT What is it around the house that needs good black dirt. Is it the garden, or is it the lawn? Prompt delivery assured. » ~ "FERTILIZER ~~ There is no need to worry about your lawn's fresh- ness. feed your lawn. Phone Us for BRANDL BROS. COAL WOOD HUBBARD WOODS FEED Fertilizer is what it needs. Let us help you Particulars BUILDING MATERIAL PHONE WINNETKA 128 Charles W. Lobdell