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WI~METTE L -IFE ·June. 29, 192" Healthy Fun in This School 'fills 'fells 'f·e &tor~ SILE:.~JQM11l~ ' ./ Is OutseiHq AU Other Oil Buraers. Evanston, June 15, 1928 2000 Sheridan Road I used coke ·at a cost of $200 per yur and with a Silent Automatic. Aug. 27, 192 7· to June 1, 1928, I used 2,ooo Gal. of oil at 7~c or $150 in a steam plant. I am for your burner 1 ooo/o. If you can't sell the burner send your customer to me. I 1 (signed) F. 0. BECK. Evanston, June 9· 1928 The Outdoor Recreation school opened last Monday for i_ts second season on the private beach at 836 Michigan avenue. The school ts not cont~ected with the public schools of Wilmette but is organized for younger chtldren between 4 and 8 years of age. A supervised play hour on the beach follows exercises to develop proper breathing and correct posture and ~o teach th e children swimming strokes before they enter the water. On ramy day.s the chHdret. are occupied with handwork in the house on the. bluff. The children are called for between 8:30 and 9 o'clock in the morning and returned to their homes before noon. The school is conducted by Miss Betsy N. Shapker of 823 Central avenue. She is assisted hy Miss Mary Crush, 710 Laurel avenue. .. 6 5o Michigan Ave. The "Silent Automatic" during the last winter at no ti~ed biled in irs operation and did not .require the expenditure of any money for servicing. (signed) W. L. FURBERSHA W. Evanston, June 12, 1928 2828 Harrison Street Would not exchange our burner for any other burnerunless it was another Silent Automatic. HOST AT DINNER Mrs. ] ohn Hicks of 241 Melrose ave-\ nuc, Kenilworth entertained the KenilGeorge A. Quinlan, 1r. entertained worth sewing club Wednesday after- thirty members of the eighth grade, noon at Skokie Country club. his classmate's at the Stolp school, at -oa dinner dance at Westmoreland CounGeorgia Vosburgh returned to her try club Tuesday evening in honor home at 924 Elmwood avenue Wednes- of his cousin, William Dougherty of day after undergoing a tonsil operation I Fort Leavenworth, Kans., who is hi s at the Englewood hospital. house guest. .· (signed) DR. BENJ. RAPPAPORT. What do you think about the following} ...:{ savings? Read them and change to oil now. ,._ Evanston Name AN ANNOUNCEMENT of REAL IMPORTANCE We have been appointed distributors for Diamond Tires, the product of one of the three largest tire manufac· turers. It bears their trademark, carries their guarantee, as well as ours, and are strictly first class tires with six-ply side walls. Dr. M. R. Broman B. Crawl L. Carrithers Address 28U Park Pl. 904 Colfax 810 Llneoln Pre,·. Used S,800 Gal. 3,888 Gal. Coal t!~O.OO Silent !,848 Gal. 2,892 Gal SU!.U Wilmette Gt>o. T. Stt>en 1408 Gregory s,;;;o Gal. 1.9!7 Gal. LOOK!!! COMPARE!! 29 30 31 X Kenilworth J. L. Wilds Arthur Bonnett H. Y. ~t>slrk 24-1 Oxford 1it7 Robsart n,ooo Gal. 2,800 Gal. S!!29.00 Says less u. ·a n soft coal Coal t425.00 X X X SU Essex Winnetka F. 33 Coal l4a0.00 SS'iu.OO Says coati more than oil Says less than soft coal 4.40 5.25 5.25 6.00 · $ 8.40 13410 13.60 16.40 . ... w. · Henkel John RygeJ' c;, A. l"t>tl'fson 6S' Walden 811 Foxdale 722 Elm Other Sizes Proportionately Priced. Come in-Examine these Diamond Tires-Compare them with any other tire-Check Prices-Buy them and be assured of satisfaction. The Silent Automatic is the only oil burner that makes gas from oil before burning, and this is the direct reason why it is silent, more economical than coal, oil or gas, and ahsol~ttely clel~. EYaaaton Showroom C. and M. Tire and Battery Service 1133 Greenleaf Ave. liZt SHERMAN AVE. GREENLEAF 700 Ph. Wilmette 3157