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June 5, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 17 ADVISE VETERANS TO CONVERT INSURANCE "World's Safest Insurance" is In- surance Man's Claim for Gov- ernment Policy Editor's Note: The accompany letter is directed to ex-service men, more par- ticularly to Legion Posts by J. E. Swift Teal, north shore representative of the New York Life Insurance company and is published as a reminder to ex-service people that the final date for re-instate- ment and conversion of their government insurance is July 2, next. VETERANS: TAKE NOTICE! "Are there any ex-service men in your membership who have let their government insurance lapse? If so, they have only a few weeks more in which to repair their neglect, which means a loss of real money to the wives, children, mothers, or other beneficiaries to say nothing of a fund for old age for the men themselves. "This insurance is a reward won by service during the war. There are some four million men who have failed to take advantage of it. "Not many of these men are selfish. Many of them are careless. But most of them simply don't know that their chance is slipping away. That chance, plainly stated is this: "Ex-service men (and women) in good health, may reinstate and convert their government insurance by paying two months' premiums at the Wartime rate, and future premiums on the form of insurance selected, on the monthly, quarterly, semi- annual or annual basis. There are neither occupational restrictions, nor age limit in the rein- stating and conversion of the govern- ment Term policies. The permanent policies are participating, and provide liberal cash, loan and paid-up values. The low net cost of this protection and the great security behind it make this Government insurance in every way most desirable. "It is the world's safest insurance. No private company could offer the same policy at such rates. Those who are entitled to it should have it. The New York Life strongly advocates the rein- statement and conversion of all War Risk Insurance on the Term Insurance plan to the permanent forms of United States Governnment Life Insurance. "Application blanks for reinstatement and conversion may be obtained from the Illinois Regional Office of the U. S. Veterans' Bureau, 111 North Canal street, Chicago--near the Chicago & North Western Terminal, or from the Veterans' Bureau, Insurance Division, Washington, D. C. "Spread the word that July 2 is the last date. after which it will be forever impossible to reaew and convert gov- ernment insurance. : Yours sincerely, J. E. Swift Teal." WELLESLEY CLUB OFFICERS When members of the North Shore Wellesley circle gathered at the home of Mrs. Ralph C. Brown of Evanston Tuesday afternoon, they elected the following officers for the coming year: Mrs. W. Hamilton Walter, £5 -elected, as president; Mrs. George E. Bliss of Highland Park, vice-president and program chairman: Miss Mary Louise Scheidenhelm of Wilmette, recording secretary; Miss Marie Remien of Chi- cago corresponding secretary and treasurer. CIRCLE GIVES PICNIC The Walden Road circle was host- ess at a picnic on Thursday at the Park Beach for twenty-five mothers and twenty young children from the mother's club at Onward Mission, Grand avenue and Leavitt street in Chicago. Games, Folk dancing, and a "sing" provided some of the day's pleasure. Mrs. more road, chapter, Revolution, Melville Chatten of 1025 Dins- of the Kaskaskia entertained the members of the board at luncheon at her home Wednesday of this week. ---- H. A. Lindwall and his son, 808 Oak street, have left on an extended tour, stopping at Buffalo, delphia and Washington, D. C. They expect to return in three weeks. of the American 633 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, Tel. Sup. 3058 New York, Phila- 000000000 OONNTENNNSNOINSTS a 0308008830000 esosenecs STATE and JACKSON--Chicago ---- a ..,... A I] Si a ---------------------- LLL 0 poo aOOOOOOO OOO XE CEO OCS OOOO EE A i A AN -------------- -- ------ -- ------_ ------ A ---------------------- a a ie -- THEE@ UB Henry C. Lytton & Sons ORRINGTON and CHURCH--Evanston m Our New Evanston Shop-- Krinknot Cool Summer Suits of a Wiry, Porous Worsted That Will Not Wrinkle--2-Piece--Silk Lined Tailored according to the strictest custom standards, Krinknot Suits offer everything that can be had in the finest Suits of heavier woolens--plus real summer comfort. The wonder is that a weave so light doesn't pull cr stretch. It is the only perfect fabric for smart Summer Clothes. Krinknot Suits are exclusive with us. "65 Blue Flannel Coats and Gray Flannel Trousers . . $27 Tropical Worsted and Linen Suits . . . $22.50 to $50 Mohair Suits in blue, black and colors . $22.50 to $45 Palm Beach Suits with 2 trousers . . . . . $22.50 Tan, Gray and White Flannel Trousers . $8.50 to $15 THE SPORTS SHOP of Lake Forest SMART SPORT CLOTHES DINNER and DANCE FROCKS IMPORTATIONS-ACCESSORIES-GIFTS 8 Market Square Lake Forest LSE ---------------------- [lies sscrssscasssvscsvssvssssvssssisssssssssssssassssscll J