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a May 15, 1926 WINNETKA "TALK G-BOY LATEST TRUCK Graham Brothers G-Boy One-Ton Truck Something New in Design and Construction Announcement is being made today | of a new Graham Brothers one-ton truck. known as the G-Boy. The G-Boy is said to embody en- tirely new ideas in design and con- struction. Improved factory facilities and increased production enable Gra- ham Brothers to offer it at the un- usually low price of $885 f. 0. b. De- troit. Among the other advantages at- tributed to it are: rapid acceleration, an excess of pulling power, new heavy type transmission, sturdy frame and axles, comfortable riding qualities, light weight and attractive appearance. Dodge Brothers engine supplies the power. Severe tests made under unusual conditions have demonstrated that it is a truck of exceptional sturdiness, ac- cording to W. T. Wersted, local Dodge Brothers dealer. "The G-Boy truck was designed with a view to greater ease in handl- ing and for loading and unloading, especially where loading docks are not available," he said. "This has been accomplished at no sacrifice of the generous body capacity. The truck is gracefully low with steel spoke wheels, cream finished, with demountable rims and equipped with 30 x 5 cord tires. "Standard production of G-Boy trucks will include panel, canopy, screen canopy, carry-all, express and stake bodies. "The designers of the G-Boy were alive to the need for such a truck in light delivery operations as well as for capacity duty. It is well adapetd for all forms of delivery work, having a turning radius of 25 feet. This en- ables the operator to handle his truck with ease in the business as well as in the residential thoroughfares." Equipment includes all steel flat back shroud with standard instrument board, crowned steel fenders, front and rear; full length running boards with splash shields; front bumper; tire carrier under rear of frame; spare rim, electrical horn, two headlights with dimmer; tail light, instrument board light, license brackets, jack, grease gun, hand tire pump and full set of tools. Dodge Brothers reliable elec- trical starting system rounds out a fully euipped chassis. In the G-Boy express type body ety and Beauty 3 ined in your it PERMANENT WAVE The new Frederics Vita-Tonic perman- ent wave offers the highest development of this art. Revital- izes dull, lifeless hair. Gives it a glorious lasting sheen. Arrange For An Rotarians Told Value of Music | | . ' . | in Boy's Life Mrs. Homer E. Cotton, supervisor | of music at New Trier high school, | spoke before the Wilmette Rotary club this week regarding the func- | tioning and purposes of her depart- | ment at the secondary school. She cautioned the fathers of school boys | to by no means discourage their sons when the latter displayed apptiude in | the playing of musical instruments. The liking for music and the other arts dces not in any sense imply that the boy is efteminate, Mrs. Cotton asserted. It simply means that he possesses an appreciation of the finer things in life. It takes the finer things to make fine people. The common things make common people. En- courage your boy if he wants to go in for music. Mrs. Cotton's talk was supplement- ed with a group of numbers played by the New Trier Trio, George Swig- art, Jr., violin; Estelle Swigart, cello, and Frances Anderson, piano. These musicans were given an ova- tion by the Rotarians. They are soon to embark on a Chautauqua tour and have already gained an enviable rep- utation for their playing in the Chi- cago area. the side, tailgate and flareboards are | built up of wood and covered on the outside with sheet steel. The tailgate is equipped with chains to hold it in Congregational Church position flush with the floor when de- | sired. Mounted on the low chassis frame the bed of the body is at mini- | mum height from the ground, and by use of the full length running boards, | any part of the body is accessible for loading and unloading. Sunday, May 16th Morning-- 9:30 and 10:20 Church School Worship. 10:00 Young Men's Class. 11:00 Morning Worship. Sermon by Rev. Thos. A. Goodwin. Subject, ""Au- thority in Religion." Evening-- 6:30 Winnetka Sunday Evening Club. 6:45 Young People's Club. 8:00 Evening Worship. Sermon by. Rev. Thos. A. Goodwin. Subject, "The Joy of the Impossible." A place for your valuables. Protected from theft, from fire and possibility of careless loss or destruction. Easily installed in any building, old or new---on the wall, in the wall or in the floor. Do it yourself. Two handsomely finished, satin lined jewel boxes are removable and fitted with individual locks and keys. The Non-duplicating safe combinations-- cannot be picked Come in or phone for free demonstration. VIC. J. KILLIAN Plumbing Contractor 874 Center St. Winn, 1260 Marufaclived. by the Morphy. oct Bed Gmpany, Appointment Now INDU Beauty Shop Ethel M. Taylor 818 Elm St. Winnetka 2176 A A TT CR