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10 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19,1921 "L"Road Trie* Oat Two-Guard Train Plan Experiment To Economize on Operat- ing Expentei of "L" Road; Two Guards for Five Cars Northwestern "LM officials last week tried out the plan of having two guards on trains travelling through to the Linden avenue termin- al. The idea is part of a program of economy in operating costs, it is said. Britton I. Budd, head of the elevat- ed system, said a number of ex- periments would have to be made be- fore any final decision could be reached. ' ' . A system in the New \ ork subway that has appeared to give satisfaction and reduced operating expenses, is based on mechanical operation of the train doors and a semaphore signal scheme. Using this plan a ten-car train has been operated with two "guards. "We have only begun to experi- ment in a small way." said Mr. Budd. "What the result may be cannot be foretold. In our test we used only two guards on a five-coach train. These stood between, the first and second and the fourth and fifth coach gates. The two middle-gates were Jacked. This meant that passengers could only enter at the front or rear doors." LONG MOVING VAN TRIP An 800 mile journey was negotiated this week by a Warble Storage Com- pany Packard moving van, when a load of household furniture was con- veyed from the village to Cleveland, Ohio. The.van left Wilmette early last Saturday morning. The distance -^-approximately 400 miles. Sometime ago a Warble van made a 500 mile trip to Monmouth, 111., and return. BEG PARDON Henry Brautigan, Wilmette police- man who worked so efficiently in clearing the way An: a recent double automobile accident at Wilmette av- enue and Fifteenth street, was entire- ly forgotten in the account of the.ac- cident in last week's issue of The Lake Shore News. Beg Pardon, Hen- ry ! ________________ LOSES BROTHER BY DEATH Funeral services were held Wednes- day of this week for Otto L. Braun- hold, 911 Greenwood avenue. Ser- vices were at 3 o'clock at Graceland chapel and burial at Graceland. Mr. Braunhold passed away Sunday, Aug- ust 14. niiniiiiii»iuniiiiiuiiuMiMiiiiiiuiiMnimnii^mi|mMHiiiMiiiiniiiiintniuinmii iiiiimiMiiiuiiMiiiiiiiniiniiiiitiiiHiiiiiiiiMiiimmumiiiiimiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiinmniHw WOMAN IS STRONGER THAN HER NERVES No electric power station is stronger than the amount of electricity stored therein. Your brain and nervous system consists of countless millions of cells. In these cells is stored a mighty mys- terious energy called "nerve force" on which all -thought, force, energy and even life Itself must depend. If you overtax your ngrye_H by worry., overwork, too much excitement, grief "oirconstant nervous strain, aim ihere^ by use up your nerve force or nervo- vital fluid faster than it is made, you are boufid-fn^+me to become a nervous wreck with all its terrible tortures and = I I = i = Hi s I I "sufferings. Ir. such cases, avoid mere stimulating medicines and narcotic drui;s. What you need is sonrething to put more nerve force Into your weak, devitalized ( nerve cells. This is most effectively' accomplished by the free use of Nux- ated Iron, as it not only contains or- .ganic iron to enrich your blood, but it also contains the pincipal chemical constituents of active living nerve force, so that it may be said to the both a blood and a nerve food._ It often Increases the strength, vigor and en- durance of weak, tired, nervous, worn out women in two weeks' time. Satis- factory results are guaranteed to every purchased of the manufacturers will refund your money. Nuxuted Iron for the blood and nerves, is sold by all druggists. NUXATEDIRON Knrlelie* the Bloodâ€"Strengthen* the Nerves. T~ 3 I When you want the most reasonably priced groceries ana meats, consistent with the best Kt of quality, telephone the store of reliable service. Klinge & White Groceryâ€"Market I "The Men Behind One of the best equipped institutions of the North Shore, are air well, known, ex- perienced business men of Wilmette, Evanston, Kenilworth and Grow Point, who give their personal attention to its affairs. Established in 1905 as a State Bank Paid in Capital .......Aug. 15, 1921 $ 100,000.00 Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserves 70.953.00 Cash and Due from Banks ............. " 235,471.14 Deposits............. _M V 1,538,092.32 4\>tal Resources...... l,7T9;2r52.82 Jv S. A. WHEELOCK, President PHILLIP HOFFMANN, Vice President OFFICERS W. D. LEARY, Cashier DIRECTORS FRED A. SMITH, Vice President DAN G. STILES, Vice President F. L. BATEMAN, Pres. Transcontinental Freight Co. W. W. BUCHANAN, Pres. Com'l Stationery & Loose Leaf Co. LYMAN M. DRAKE, Critchell, Miller, Whitney & Barbour PHILLIP HOFFMANN, Hoffmann Bros. BENJAMIN F. LEWIS, Pres. Lewis Publishing Co. FRANK J. SENG. Pres. The Seng Co. C. N. STEVENS, Pres. City National Bank, Evariston JUDSON F. STONE, McCormick Estates ARTHUR J. TAYLOR, Mgr. American Slicing Machine Co. HENRY TAYLOR, JR., Steel Engraving & Printing S. A. WHEELOCK, President ;;." Our rapidly increasing business for the past few years, the monthly addition of new accounts, largely the result of recommendations of our old friends and customers, clearly indicate that we have won the confidence of this community by Service, Conduct and Honorable and Conservative Bfnjria^ Methods. RIDGE AVENUE WILMETTE STATE BANK UNDER STATE CONTROL AND SUPERVISION m GROSS POINT Phone Wilmette 430-431 M 3M& mamimmmnmrnummammmmmm ni',:w\inn.imntuamammmm MBiWiliimnn