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Augu~t 9, 1934 WIIMPTTP I IF~ Safety Lane Check on, Car, Urgent, Need Stressing the fact that three out of every four cars operating on -the streets today are defective and are thus dangerous and potential accident causers, F. M. Kreml, director of the Bureau of Accident Prevention of the Evanston police departmnent, is urging ail drivers to put their cars through t b, free Safety Lane tests being condicted from, August 6 to 1l on 0 ington avenue, between University klace and Clark street, Evanston. "A car with insufficient brakes, inadequate lights or some simfilar defect is a great bazard upon the streets," stated Mr. Kreml.' 'Particu- larly witb the great increase in automobile accidents in recent morq.1,s is if important that every driver niake sure that bis or ber car is in safe opera ting condition. National statistics show a large proporticue ,of accidents to be directly attributable f0 defective equipment on cars." According to standards based upon tests by the Society of Automotive Engineers, a car traveling at 30 miles per bour with four wheel brakes should stop in 47 feet. A car with brakes which require 70 feet to stop at this speed is obviously dangerous. Particularly with the prevalent higb speeds and traffic congestion of today is if important that cars be able to stop quickly in an emergency. This and ýother safety factors of the car are ail checked competently by the Safefy Lane inspectors. .41t is only by a realization by every miotorist of the danger of running a defective car. that this important cause of accidents can be eliminated," said Kreml, "and Safety lane offers an excellent opportunity for drivers to llnd out the condition of their cars and show their sincere -interest in promoting traffic safety." Lake .Zurich Players to 1Repeat Show Saturday After having a capacity crowd for last Saturday's revival of "Ten Nights iu a Bar Room," the Lake Zurich Summer tbeater will repeat the samne show on August Il. This group bas taken over an old inn ên Route 22 in Lake Zurich ani is 1'ving and acting under the samne roof. "Ten Nights in a Bar Roomn" is a classic example of l9th century melo- drama and is presented in the old show-boat style with just enough of the old time gestures, to prevent ifs becoming a burlesque, if is explained. The cast includes several famiilar north shore namnes among wbich are, Caye Swibart, Brent Wrenn, Fred Bray, june Reid, AI. Brown, Bob Merriman, Harry Storms and others. The curtain rises at. 8:50 o'clock. Mfr. and Mrs. Cedric Smith and daughter, Patsy, 205 Essex road, Kenilworth, will ret urn today from a week's vacation at Lawsonia, Green Lake, Wis. Mr s. Harry Weese, 141 Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth, entertained at luncheon Friday at her summer home in Barrington. jINDIAN TRAIL TEA ROOM r SUNDAY DINNERS Served from 12:30 to 4 P.M. DRPES and.CURTAINS ..WOME N are sendung fkhem fo NORTH SHORE QUALITY LAUNDRIES A ND why not?1 Curtain laundering is an .exact science at any one of the six big modern launderies whick compose North Shore Quaity Launderies. the Gentie action soap and skilful care restore their original freshness. They are laundered to, exactly the right size . . . are square cornered . .. free from pin-holes.. . . and hang true. Witb fali cleaning in the offing why not escape hard w'ork and get a far more satis- factory job by sending your.curtains and drapes to the member of the North Shore Quality Laundries in your community? The low cost for their wonderful work Ail sur- prise and delight you. A phone cali wil bring a courteous. routeman. NORITH: NDRIES 1210. Central Avenue, Wilmette Phone Wilmette 180 Vvonoh Laundwy 806 Dempster Street, Evanston Phonse University 2776 RelaleLaundwy North shoreLadW 618 N. Green Bey Rond, Highland Park SM6 Chestnut St, Winnetka Ph one Highland Park 177 Phne Winnetka .602 QUalyLanw 1709 Darrow Avenue, Evanston Phne University 4620 Nelon Bvel Lauadwy 1014 Davis Street, Evanston Phne University 0112 NORTH SHORE QUALITY.LAUNDRIES offer a service te meet every pocket- book and requirement. DAMP WASH Everything. washed. Soft water and pure soap used. Shakeii ouf and as- sorteci. R.turned damp aJ ready to ieon. THRIFTY H YDRO Wearing apparel returned damp ready to ion. Fiat work iron.d. Bath towels, wash cloths fluffed. Every- thing a.ssorted. FLUFF DRY Everything washed. Household linons ironed. Wearing apparel fluffed dry. Sm?ý addtional charge for starchng anvand finishing. ALI PRESSED Everything washed and ironed. AIl readv to use or put away. Shirts hand finished at small additional charge in this service. AuguÊt 9, 1934 W ILMETTE LIPE