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2 OU'DJNE HOME Ikeei>-4tl(), BUDGET PLAN 6 E timated insurancl', taxes and up· i $160, $200, $?-!(}, $280, $320 ' Better Homes in America Movement Aid~ Families Better Homes in America, the educational movement now in its third year of c:ndea voring to assist Am~rican families in securing for themselves ihe best possible homes according to their means, has for one of its aims "thrift fM home ownership." The budgeting . of household outlay, ~cientific tnanagcment of the home, h~ks, mus ic, the 'ger1eral J)cautification of the ho111c in the most economical and bc,t way arc other objech of the mo\'t:mcnt . ' Invite Lake Towns to Dem o nstration~ 11i model homes were Discuss Sewage Problem held in st me 500 ci ties in the first year of the lllOVl'IT.er Jl. which highly . enAt a recent meeting of the Lake Coundorsed hy Pn·,idtllt Coolidge, rec~rved ty, lnd:ana Medical t-~i~ty, he!~ at t~e the stro11g- ,upport of the late Pres rdent Community House, Wh1tmg, lndr~na, the Hard111~ tht· whole idea develope~ from following resolution was unammously a SPl'cch made hy him in Akron 111 1921 adopted: - and i~ lwadtd hy Herbert Hoover, se~ · .. RESOLVED :-That th·' Lake Counretary of conJmtrcc. In 1922 aJ)prt.xl - ty Medical society rcco~m~nds the _o rmately a thothand "model home" demon ganization of a Lake M1c~r.gan Saltltastrations wen; held all over the country. tion Congress by all the ctt1es ?n ~ke This year the organization is hard at Michigan for the purpo_se of drscuss!ng · work to reach millions more of the 24,- the feasibility of diverting ~!I pollut1on 000,()()() Anll:ricarr f amiTies. from the lake water supply. Homea For Small lnc:omea Particular attention will he paid to model homts for families of modera~e or small incomes by Better Homes . 111 America this year. Dr. John M. Grtes, chief of the Division of Building and Housing of the Department of Con:tmerce and treasurer of Better Homes rn America, and hi s a sistant, James S. Taylor, have compiled for t~e department financ ing tables for buymg. homes for families whose annual mcomes range from $1,200 tn $6,000. In considering the tables it is rec<?gnizcd that families having the ~arne mcome may not be able to devote the same amounts toward the purchase of a house. For instance, a family of two without dep~n dents, situated in a village where hving costs arc low, can afford to pay out more each year for buying a home than a family enjoying the same income, but having children and living in a large Night-time is so enchanting when it city where living costs. are ~igher. For brings parries, dinners and dances. that reason, ovcrlappmg mcomes are But night-time often finds you with used in the tables prepared by Dr. Gries your EYES dull and heavy, and you and Mr. Taylor, an(l 110 attempt was feel that the evening is ruined. t made to set up arbitrary standards. However, it is pointed out that th<! tables are A few drops of Murine before go"fairly typical." and ~!iould be usd ul ing out in the evening will instantly to many pro !.lttl;vc home owners. enliven· those drowsy EYES and makethemdancewith light. It takes ~iru Payment 20 Per Cent away not only the tired look but In ti1e first table, it is assumed that the tired feeling. · -first cash payment made on the _ _ _ _ _h._.o,eme is 20 per cent of the purchase Use MuTine night-and mornin~and keep your EYES always clear and price. The table, as published by the sparkling. It's easy to apply, and Departmt·nt of Commerce, fo llows: contains no bellador.na or other 1. Value of house and lot-$3,000, harmful ingredient$. $4,000, $5,000, $6,000, $7,000, $8,000, $10,000. Owrattractiw:ly iii~Utratedbool., "Be~ury Liea Within the Eye,," tel!. how to Prop. 2. Annual Incomc--41,200 to $1,800, ~ly care for yawr Eyea, Browa and I..l·hca, $1,600 to $2,400, $2,000 to $3,000, $2.400 and thua enhance their l>ca·cy. Sft!d lor a copy of thia helt;>fu I boolt. h'a FRE:B. to $3,600, $2.800 to $4,200, $3,200 to $4,800, $3,600 to $5,400, $4,000 to $6,000. The Murine Company 3. First ca~h payment-$(,()(), $800, Dept. Z7, Cbic:aao $1,000. $1,200, $1,-lOO, $1,(JOO, $1,800, $2,000. 4. Ammount of loan-$2,400. $.3,200, $4,000, $4,800, $5,600, $6,-lOO, $7,200, $8,000. 5. Interest and amortization 12~% of loan-$.300, $400, $500, $600, $700, $800, $900, $1,000. Total annual expel.- . '-$ 4 ' J · $840, $980, $1,120, ~' 1.2~1(). $l,400. . ' s.' Savings Included 111 flg~ c a$b vt 0· (fir t year)-$150, $200, $2:~ · $ ' 50 $400, $450, $500. . 9 ' Expenses comparable wtth r~l~t ( fi r.st year) $270, $360, $450, $5-lO. $ 6" · $1 20, $810. $900. h . 0 ht:r tablt!S prepared by t e .sate gov~rnment experts show the same ·gurt:s ior families with the same . range ,,t income where a greatcrproportJCdl '?f he purcha>C price of a hoUSC IS ma C 111 ca ,h-.:0 per cent in one table, 40 .P ~r ct:nt .n the other. The gr~ater the '!11tial pavmt!nt, the samUcr m pro port·lon the an,-mal charges will be. The t~b clj pn>VJdc the clearing the . home ot a. indt:btcdnc~s in about twelve years tf the payments prescribed in the tahles arc contmucd regularly. ~.$400. 7 20 $~60 ~700 0 30 I Investments Pave the Way · to Prosperity! · 'I well-secure·1, GOOD, itable inve prof- !s your n1oney you, day and ntght .. Sonletinles folks don't realtze that a good First l\1 ortgage on inlproved \Vilrnette Real Estate ,vill pay then1 ~WICE what their tnoney wtll earn in a savings account. tnu~nts keep . har~ at W?rk f<?r Wi Th· on ea tra< l\J ake your n1oney ·w ork harder for you by inv.esting it wiselv. Your banker is the n1an to~advise you. s bl For Hi For Tb~ Nai En Th· Mi1 Tlu The No1 Tb s Do Your E)'cs Dance, 'Too? ··vou1· Home Ill I Banfl·· Ill I I \farch 5er's Will a1 March Yiolability March I phas, Is C March 26 Behold the April 2Great Cros , April 9Saddest of "Maundy Lord's Su~ Good"'Fri Price t at-' When ·Children Fret Your Home-Town Bread! E'D never ask you to use V\' i 1 son ' , Bread just because it is your home-town bread, made in Wilmette hv V\7 ilmefte folk. and employing Wilmette capital. If we couldn't give you a RETTER bread, we'd quit. Buv \Vilson' Bread because it's the b-est '>Ott can get. Try it and you'll . e; what we mean! sour stomand similar Milk of Magnesia It mere by w W great our fe of hun Milk of Magnesia is of the highest purity. and is put up in generous sized bottles. Full Pints .. ..... SOc Half Pint ...... 30c Effecu~ and "rlcasant to 'hlke" creuin possibl: ful and ation. Renneckar Drug Co. T elephonea 28-29 T"Ae~~Stoh 1177 1 WILMETTE,.ILL.