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16 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7,1921 Classified Advertisements R ATES—10c nor line for each Insertion. Minimum 3 liny Cowmu«tb« in by Wednesday at 4*0 P. M. Rate* for th r^Ted^ertieeVnent in THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK end GLENCOE NEWS. 20c per line. Black face type charged double price. FOR SA1.B—-BBAL B8TATB dWNER NEEDING MONEY W*J$* 6 r. nr. new stucco home: H. w. neax. heated breakfast porch; sun and Sp* pchs-r welf planned and in most excellent condition. Genuine bar- gain at 114,500. Big reduction foi IdSd1Colonial 7 r. home in very finest loc: h. w. heat; tile bath; deep wood- ed lot; owner must sell; W.WW Ideal 9 r. stucco in splendid eastern section; h. w. heat; Nokol; 2 bathr.. 3 glass pchs.; all larae light rooms; dbl. gar.Ta wonderful buy at 922.000. New Colonial 8 r.. overlooking lake,, a baths; 3 glass pchs.; garage; beauti- ful lot; cut to $22,500. Lot 50 ftr-oT-wider. 190 ft. deep: about 1 block from lake. A wonderful buy at $70 ft. „ . Let ua submit our other "est offerings in North Shore homes. WE HAVE SOME SPLENDID LOT BARGAINS. M. E. BARKER & CO. End of "IT. 407 Linden. Tel^ Wil.g _407 ATTRACTIVE 5 ROOM FRAME AND stucco bungalow in good west side section; large front and rear proches; tile bath; 5fr ft. lot; 97.750^ ^ . A 8 room stucco, northeast, section, lot 50 xl87. Attractive value at $12,500; terms. .,'■„ „ JLroom frame; in splendid condition; ,z baths on second floor; glassed and heated sun porch: glassed sleeping norch; garage built in house: con- • venient east side location; $15,000; make offer. . , _, Modern 7 room stucco in North Evans- ton: hot water heat: also instantan- eous heater: tiled bath; 2 g^sed and heated porches; Io±-fi3_x_ll0l_4.. car garage: $17,T>00. Several good buys in vacant property in various sections of town. R. M. JOHNSTON & CO. "slFLinden Ave. Phone Wllmette 6K ___________L48-ltc 5 RMS. SLP. PORCH. HT. WATER HT., glassed front porch; tile bath; book- cases; Are place; panelled dining room; $11,000. 6 R. Colonial; hot water heat: garage; sun porch: 3 bed rooms: $12,000. New 8 R. brick and stucco;.hot water: B berl rooms; 2 baths: S. S. porches: ncooo. 7 R. Brk and stucco; hot water heat: lot 45 x 150: brkfst nnrch: $17,500. Let us show you our list of vacant; we have some attractive oriees. WTLMETTE REALTY COi A. J. Woodcock, Prop. 818 - 4th St. Phone Wll. 1804 _________LTQ48-ltc FOR RALE. WINNETKA—T"-TT?ST PTO CUt in nrices on 3 well tui'U verv nt- trnctive small homes AH n»»r de- not and sehools: »4 300. S«.7r.« nml 17.500. Inquire S77 Elm. St. Phn^ Win. lfiSO.___________ LTQ4S-1t.e FOR SALE — 1211 ELMWOOD AVE.: -=■-----new 7 r.r sun par.:, sieepliiw nnrclr; • b«» «ra^« heat: 2 showers- 2 tnUets; " fnst. gas heater. Phone Wll. ?»*<», L47-2-tc FOT? SAT^-fl WM. PPAM^ WOTTRE: ■p w po v 148- *fi.r>no. im WMnut Av.. Wllmette. Phone Wll. 041 -M- '„.. EXPERIENCED MAN WOULB^ LIKE position as gardener or will do house- work. Tel. Wii. 7«5-W. LT47-tfc SITUATION WAXTED-Fi:M.%I.K ALL KINDS OF DRESSMAKING; PRI- ces reasonable. Phone Wll. 2106. Mrs. Say lor. 414 Maple Ave.. Wll- mette. _______1.48-1 tc FOB SAM-:—iiorsKiioi.K ooons FOR SALE—100 USED SEWING MA- chines; all makes; every machine guaranteed;, our prices ni'e always as low or lower: we will not sell you a poor machine: easy payments. Pat- terson Bros., 828 Davis St.. Evanston. LTG48-ltc NOTICE — WE ALWAYS HAVE ON sale used washing machines and vac- uum cleaners that we take in trade. All are overhauled and guaranteed. Patterson Bros.. S2S Davis St. Evans- ton. LTG48-ltc FOR RAl.fi — 1 OAK DINING ROOM extension table. $0.00: 4 oak chairs $5: 2 wire back chairs $2;- 1 librnrv table $3.50: 1 cane seated rocker $2: 1 invalid's wheel chair $5. Can be seen Monday. 1418 Lake Ave.. Wil- mette^ L-RMRe FOR SALE—6 HOLE COOKING STOVE in good condition. $20: or exchange for larger stove. Can be seen after 7 P. M.. or before 8 A. M.. 833 15th St. L48-ltn FOR SALE 1 GOLDEN OAK DINING table; 1 h'antUnower Washing ma- chine. Phone Wil. 2106. 414 Manle Ave.. Wllmette. L48-ltc FOR SALE—% SIZE WHITE WOODEN bed. with springs and mattress. 1537 Central avenue. Phone Wil. 792. — L4S-ltn WHTTE OVEN GAS also librarv table* and 1757. L4S-ltn FOR SALE - stove, ehean: Chair*-* Tel Wil. FOR SALf£ room (table and Wlnnetka 944.— 5 chairs. .V>t> SALE—KTN'P. AVATER ^EATE" and laundry stove. Phone Wll. 701-.T. L48-ltc WOULD LIKE TO SELL MY KASMTt? Oriental rug. 9 x 11. for $95. T«1 Wil 2538. LTG48-1to JAN. 16 OPENING FOR WILSON FOUNDATION Favorable Progress in Organisation Made; James Hamilton Lewis, Chairman for Illinois Chicago.—Organization of the na- tional movement to establish the ^Woodrow Wilson Foundation has progressed so favorably that it has been possible to designate January 16, 1922, as the opening of the period in which popular subscriptions will be received toward an endowment of one million dollars or more according to an announcement today by Hon. James Hamilton Lewis of this city, state chairman for Illinois. "I have been advised by Cleveland H. Dodge, chairman of the national executive committee," he said, "that thirty-seven states are now organized on behalf of the Foundation which is to perpetuate Woodrow Wilson s ideals of democracy, and that reports from the remaining eleven states are indicative of complete national or- ganization in a very few weeks. Permanent Endowment "For that reason, Mr. Dodge has informed me, the national executive committee feels justified in designate ing January 16, 1922, as the time at which subscriptions will be asked to a permanent endowment:™ As prevt- ouslv announced the income from this endowment will be used to grant awards for 'meritorious service to de- mocracy, public welfare, liberal thought or peace through justice. The response to our idea has been splendid and all indications are that the movement to give the United States its own Nobel Prizes will be highly successful." Recent appointments of state chair- men for the foundation include Hon. James W. Gerard of New York. ►r-Ambassador to Germany, for the metropolitan district of New OLDSMOB1LE, AUBURN HOW IN BRIGC3' SALESROOMS Two of the oldest cars on the Amer- ican market are now h™*le* ?*£ H Briggs, the Oldsmobile and the Auburn! These were respectively the second and third cars to be manufac- tured, ~.. t«i The addition of the Oldsmobile to his line has proved very POP™*- The new Oldsmobile is generally consid- ered one of the best automobile values obtainable, and many who are inter- ested in automobiles have cajui the salesroom to inspect the m els. Before he formed his own organisation, Mr, Briggs wL, nected with the Evanston 01<£JS company, and became thorouiS versant with the car. He is^i to give speedy delivery on tff and thoroughly expert service, " A Phone Call and 30c Places a three-line * | We Are Entitled To Our | Sundays- Li THINK, MR. HOMEHOLDER, what it would |= mean to you to be deprived of a day of rest, a day of recreation. There would be no time ft to think your own thoughts, to do the personal, in- Hl dividual things that are so necessary to our living/ H \a7 E ^eal Estate Folks have been forced into Sun-' H _j(*__day slavery by operators who preferred to do business with Sunday shoppers. We are^Joxcing ourselves out, bodily, risking the loss of business for a principle. CO-OPERATE with us — refuse to show your home, or look at homes for sale, on that day. Sunday shoppers are shoppers pure and simple us- ually — buyers transact their business week days. = FOB SAI.K—M1SCK1.1.AKKQ1-S F*OH W TC W—ft OOM H HTOH CT.AfiR ROOM AND T»OATlP for two: private borne: "par trar>«.: hppiimul 8u»-»-ounclir",R: every con- venience. Phone Highland r»nrk 13««? MS-tfc NOTICE — TF YOU WANT A OOOD imed piano at $75 or tin. we nlwavu ^liave them on hand. We buy pianos no low as any Chicago, house. Our overhead is less. Get our prices. Pat- terson Bros.. 828 Davis St.. !R*--«n*ton. IVTG4S-ltc NOTICE — BIG REDUCTIONS TN talking* machines. Get the new pri- e**s. See the new styles.- We are l-wnriauarters for Brunswick. Sonora. Edison. Grafonola. Try oiir easv nayment plan. Patterson Bros.. "828 Davis St.. Evanston. LTG48-ltc F«*B SALE — ONE EDEN WASHING Machine, swinging: wringer. $75: and one Eden with stationary wringer, $45700. Both machines in perfect condition. Phone Wlnnetka 44. ^ T.TG<8-ltc FOR SALE — OSE $135.00 A. B. C. Washing Machine:: never" used: will sacrifice, for quick sale. $95. Phone Wlnnetka 44. I/TG48-ltc FOR SALE — RADIANT FIRE TTAS grate, practically new: original pr»o« $j:*.0o Including 14 ft. of pipe. Will sell for $22.00. Phone Whinef-v 622. T/TG48-ltc FOR RFA'T — S. W. COR. CENTRAL >vp_. nrxi-tlth. 2 iiTtfurnished rn<»m"i for Vtildlo or sle»»nine ••^mp1 "lso garages in rear. Phone Wil. ♦>*<»!». L,47-2tc POP PffiVT-a VTTTtXTSTTFD suitnhle fpr light housekeeping: con vonlent to transportation. Phone TV11. 234^.________ LTG48-ltc FOR RENT — FFRNIRTTFO ROOMS: hot a"" '•old wftfp»-. 629 W. Rnilroad ave.. Wllmette. Phone Wil. I0«o. LT47-tfn FOR RENT— FRONT CORNER ROOM mortem, hitrh elp»"« horn*1: near cafe- teria and trans. Phone Wil. 8'4-J. .■ ____________L4X-1tc FOR RENT—COMFORTABT,E RTNGLE room for gentleman; breakfast. Tel. W«l. 721-M. • /'__________ L48-ltc iv*\TRn to giry—Mi«crei,f.*^reoirq nVANTED* TO BUY — SECOND HAND f'l-niture apd other household rood«» Highest prices- paid for same. Crost Furniture Store. 1004-6 Emerson St.. ■ ISO. L,TGl»-tfe FOR BK\T—MISCFJI'l'AHfROUS FOR RENT—HAUT^ FOR ENTERTATN- ments. with kitchen, organ and nia- no: rooms for business: large base- ment for 5 and 10c Store. Phone Wll. 2399. -::• L47-2tc VOIt RR\T. ; \\X \*:V FOR "KNT—GAT> AGE. Phone Wil. 1785. 1404 HTTJ. ST L4«-1tc HELP WACTED—FEMALE WANTED GIRL FOR housework'- permanent GENERAL place for competent"girl": no laundry work: $18. Mrs. Walcott 302, Forestf avenue. Wlnnetka. Phone WTin. 68£TG48_lt<; WAI^TEO—TOUNG GTRt, OR~VirOMAN to assist In home a few; ho«rs dailv (colored or white). Phone Win. 466. 491 Hill Rd. LTG48-ltc WANTED — MAID FOR T3ENEKAL housework: $15: electric washing & 4ronln*' machines; 4 fn familyJ™*™* Wll. 17€t L48-ltc •UTAVTED— OIRL FOR CAFETERIA work. Welch's Cafeteria Fbone Wil 2402. 11M Central avenue. Wil- mette. _______L48-ltc WANTED — COMPETENT LAUND- ress. Phone Win. 649-M ^^^ TOSEIARI^nXANDSSCAPE GARDEN ER. 25 vears experience grading, pruning, trimming: also^ furnish trees, shrubs, nerennials: houseman; by da>- or hour- best references Michael Sul- Jivan. >« Plre St.. Winnetka. Phone Win. 1549. ZZZZ LTW-tfc F< )R SALE—TYPEWRITER. Wilmette 2332. PHONE L4S-Jtp 1 RDV HOUSE~HOLD GOODS AND Clothing of all descrintions. Phone Evanston 103 and I will call. N. Fell. 1644. Maple avenue LTG17-tfe .ork: John Farwell Moors of Boston, IB former president of the Public School j j Association, for Massachusetts: Hon.iBEE James Jk. Moyle of Salt Lake City, former assistant secretary of the Treasury, for Utah: George H. Part- ridge, of Minneapolis, for Minnesota; Hon. William Woodbuirn of Reno, U. S. District Attorney, for Nevada; A. G. Burr of Rueby. for North Dakota; and Hon. William E. Chilton Pt Charleston. W. Va., former U. S. Sen- ator, for West Virginia. National headquarters for the Foun- dation arc at 150 Nassau street, New York Citv. Hamilton Holt, editor of the Indcpendeiitr"is executive direc- tor. MNO ACCIDENT—NO FIRE" WEEK OBSERVED OCT. 8-H WI8C-El7L,.%XKblS AVANTED—MARRIED COUPLES RE- tWeen the ages of 3."» and 40 >*ea»*s who are interesti>d in *oln*rt'gs «'•- lect social and dancing club of 50 <-oui>les. and who ran furn'lsh r»fe'-- •">e»*s.. Coblriiunicate with D-6* Lake Shore News., L4S-itc hi ll.m:its CAKPKNTER CONTRACTING Jobbing and Roofing Specialties Estimates at Pre-War Prices BARTLETT COMPANY Phone: Evanston 2929 • L45-tfc FOR SgI.B~-41'TOMOBHK!* FOR SALE— DODGE TOURING. 1917: excellent condition; just been over- hauled thoroughly; 5 good tires: J. & M. shock absorbers: winter double glass enclosure: new • top:'owned by private party: will demonstrate. Winnetka Motor Co.. ' i 562 Lincoln Ave. Phone Win. 16:r LTG48-Itc FOR SALE—FLECTRIC AUTOMOBILE '& charging equipment complete. Beautiful Milburn; fine cord tires & battery; everything almost like new; Wiy positively stand close insnection- wonderful bargain. Call evenings. 526 Laurel Ave. Phone Wil.'-811-W. L48-lte To Be Done With Diacret If 1,982 persons, including 497 chil- dren, were killed and 49,550 persons, including 12.425 children, were serious- ly injured in a battle, a disaster or, in fagf, at any one time, the whole world would be horrified. Yet that is the number of persons killed and injured in Cook County last year, ac- cording to a statement just issued by the Chicago Safety Connsil of The Association of Commerce. To materially reduce this number. "No Accident — No Fire" week will be observed from October 8 to 14. Aside from reducing accidents every -effort will be made-to—cut the coun- ty's annual fire losl of $11.800.000. Every organization—political? so- cial, fraternal, industrial and religious —will assist in the campaign. All school children will be active in the Work and the most extensive adver- tising campaign since the. Liberty Lonn ilrives is underway. "The economic, as well as the hu- manitarian welfare of the people of Cook County demands concerted" ac- tion to reduce the fire and accident risks", says Harry T. Bell, secretary of the Safety Council. "The condition* at the present time are appalling and only through the co-operation of ev- ery man, woman and child in the county can they be corrected. Seyen- tv-five percent -of all fires arid acci- dents are preventable and every mem- ber of the community is benefited by the prevention." Tj" SHORE Active Membership Limited to North Shore Reel Estate Brokers ^ll EARL COAL HANDLES THE COLUMBIA SIX MACHINE ion. The Earl Coal Motor company is now the exclusive North Shore dealer for the Columbia Six automobile. Tfibr js_cqnisideredj one of the he«;t Liiil'iL and the easie/st riding cars oh market today. It contain* the best units available and many "entirely' new features. It • •! equipped with Timken axels. Con- tinental motor, Sylphon thermostat- ically controlled radiator shutters. Spicer universal joints, Borg & Beick clutch. Auto-Lite .starting and light- ing system, Atwater-Kent igintion sys- **lf you want to be really popular with men," says Mr, Arthur Fendenys, tern Prest-Q-T.itg battery-and Strom ••become a widow." This, of course, f may be all right, but few husbands can really learn to love a wife who nhis" sort of thing. makes a practiq ; LoDdu'n Pi'iH-u berg carburetor. The easy riding qualities of the car are attributed to its non-synchroniz- ing spring suspension, wnich was de- veloped by the Columbia engineers. This is an exclusive feature. PALACE CASH MARKET _ —.'. Telephone Evanston 2720 1559 Sherman Avenue Evanston, IB* I SPECIAL NO. 1 Strictly Fresh Dress- ed Spring Chickens 351 2c lb. \-/ SPECIAL NO. 2 Hind Quarter Spring Lamb 29V2c lb ilt — Very Best Round Steak I Peacock Bacon, whole or half, ___ ----35c B. Peacock Hams ........... .............. 2&Y«c *. % Peacock Rib Bacon, whole or hall___.......... 28V2c lb. | Very Best Sirloin Steak.................35c and 4«c *• I Fancy Cuts of Pot Roast.................... ----18c av Miller & Hart Bacon, whole or hall ...........s.&fa* Strictly Fresh Dressed Boiling Chicken ...... .26V£C* g Pork Shoulders, whole ....................T.'-ABfc**. Pork Loins, hall or whole..................26?/*:*. SPECIAL NO. 3 Short Leg ol 2§y*c SPECIAL NO. 4 Very Bet Rib Roast 35c lb. I j B in