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ij^wjil^ !lt»"i«WJPilM|l«|l||mBJI|Hil«i!^ mimj.n, iw.mwp 10 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS Established 1912 with which la combined THE WILMETTE LOCAL established 1898 ISSUED FRIDAY OP BACH by LAKE SHORE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1992 Central Ave.. Wllmette. III. Telephone . Wllmette 11 SUBSCRIPTION. All communications must be ac- companied by the name and address of the writer. Articles for publication snould reach this office by Wednesday afternoon to Insure appearance lfc .-rrent Issue. resolutions of condolence, cards o..tanks, obituary poetry, notices ox oiitertainments or other affairs when -n admittance charge will be made oi collection taken, will be charged fat At regular advertising rates. Entered at the postofflce at Wllmette. Illinois, as mail matter of the second class, under the act of March 2, 1879. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921 In Case Of A Railroad Strike If there should be any general stoppage of freight service as the re- sult of a railroad strike, motor truck ransp6rtation_win^Jiaye to be used to a large extent. Unless the same is carefully planned for in advance, many communities are likely to suffer. With the enormous fleets of motor trucks ready for service, it should be possible in case oLemergency to pro- cure an ample distribution of all foods, also of fuel. These basic essentials must be provided and they can be with proper foresight. It is particularly essential to secure the usual supplies of milk. As this comes in most places from sections not far away from the place of consumption, most of this food could be brought into cities and towns by motor truck. In case of such ' an emergency, passenger service may have to be given up for a snort time to make sure that essential freight is moved. _Travelers could use automobiles on all except long journeys. The rights of the public in this matter should not be yielded merely as the result of fear of what would happen in case of strike. up. Formerly it was an honor for a man to labor, and the harder a man toiled, the more his neighbors respect- ed him. Now it appears, in order to gain respect in many trades, you have to be careful not to work too hard, or do more than the next man. The world has just suffered a prop- erty loss through the war of $169,000,- 000,000, plus an expenditure of $186,- 000,000,000 for the conduct of the war. It will be many years before these losses are made up. The only way to offset them is for everyone to take hold and work hard. If people try to work as little as possible or do less than a full week's work, they consti- tute a drag on the whole community. The practical effect of a five day working week, is to make the work of such a trade cost just one sixth more. The less people work the more jobless people there will be. One reason for the large amount of unem- ployment the past year, is that work has cost so high that people could not afford to have it done. Some people THIS CHRISTMAS Trade at THE HOUSE OF KIRCHBERsT1 DIAMONDS VI i FOUNDED 1867 Watches, Jewelry, Silverware 104 N. State Street, Chicago 1 Door North of Washington St., Opposite Field's 14 raara' heneat merchandising is jreur guarantee Purchase* Can be Made by Mail Catalog on Request . Dressed Weeaea » Sport and Week End Skirts MADE AT THE WILSON SKIRT SHOP "madt milk year *m mmurul" Suit* 1418 Stevens Building Randolph 3219 Neetb StateCHlCAGO It N.r.b W.b.ah must get a lot. of false notions out of their heads, before the country can get full prosperity. Subscribe For Your Local Paper Sea's Depths Alwayg Coi- It Is always cold at the h^L the sea, even under the eqiit^M great depths the tempeature u *' the freezing point. " °* Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat EXPERT SS Teats on State St. Cross Eyes Straight- ened by my own spe- cial method. Tonsils removed by Twilight Sleep. Gli $5 up. let of fcttimoniafa of many Franklin O. Carter, M. D. 120 S. State St., Chicago gUffPAY-10 to IS HOURS-9 to S The Disgrace Of Labor A liouse painter/ who was working in a city where the five day week had been established for* his craft, re- marked the other day that he would like to work Saturdays, but it would not "look well" as he- expressed it. This seemed surprising. One would think that honest industry is always commendable, and that a man who was diligently at work painting a building on Saturday morning, would attract much more favorable comment than if he was loafing around his place or tearing around the country in an automobile. The man's feeling, it appeared, was that if he was, seen working on Satur- day, that he would appear to be dis- loyal to the rules of his craft, r ~.â€"Thisâ€"notion^â€"seemedâ€"contraryâ€"to. the splendid old ideas of industry j through which this country was built ^^ Undertaker I am now in business for my- self, conducting the ONLY undertaking establishment in Wilmette. Conscientious service is my motto. _______ 1124 Central Avenue WILMETTE No longer with the Western Phone Wilmette 654 COE301 I KNOWLEDGE of what constitutes qualityâ€" in material, treatment and formâ€" plus the ability of our master craftsmen to operate that knowledge, as it applies to rebuilding, reup- holstering. and repainting motor cars, has en- abled us to thoroughly satisfy the motor own- er who will acceplt nothing short of pertecliorT in distinctive automobile equipage. We invite" every car owner who desires to re- build, reupholster or repaint his car to visit our plant at 1223 S. Michigan Avenue. Every car should have a Winter enclosure (California Top). We make them in several different models or form your own individual design^ CHICAGO COACH & CARRIAGE COMPANY, _____ 1223 S. Michigan Avenue, CHICAGO. ddieNoofc The Store For Children 1160 Wilmette Avenue Telephone Wllmette 911 Wilmette "Old October's purt* nigh gone. And the frost is comin* on Little heavier each dayâ€"" The warmest and best SWEATERS ever made are on sale at The Store For Children, together with all kinds of high grade KNIT- WEAR, at specially reasonable prices. By the way, you must all come in and see the wond- erful new MOCCASINS, lined with soft, flufty Lamb's Wool, now in stock for all ages. Who would mind walking the floor nights with such warm, comfy slippers? Made of Toron fabric and by the Internal Hydraulic Expansion Process, methods of construction that place them entirely out of the class of ordinary tires. Come in and get acquainted with them. You will be interested in examining these newer and different tires. GUARANTEED FOR 10,000 MILES afsiast Stone-Bruise, Rim-Cut sad Blow-Ont Hydro-Toron tires are as big as cords, better than any cord tire made, and yet sell at standard fabric prices. Driving on them is a new experience. They wear only on the outside and simply won't go down until they have delivered their K!l quota of mileage. Size IOE * Have You Heard the NEW BRUNSWICK Wonderful Tone $50.39 to $1500.20 We carry the largest stock of talking mack- ines to select from ,;-._ â€" Easy Payments 828 Davis Street, Evanston 30x3 30x3^ 32x3i4 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x4^; 33x4*/> 34x4>_> 35x454 33s.5 35x5 Hydro Price $14.50 17.50 21.30 24.50 2825 29.75 â€"30.40 37.85 39.10- 40.30 42.15- 45.85 48.60 Any Standard Cord Price Saving $24.50 36.40 46.30 47.70 48.95 52.35 53.55 54.90 56.^0 65:20 68.45 $7.00 15.10 18.05 17.95 18.55 14.50 14.45 14.60 14.35 19.35 19.85 NO WAR TAX ^MTT: WEHRSTEDT. Prop. 562 Lincoln Ave Brothers [Ol