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April 5, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 67 ASKS BOARDS TO RADIO g~ge houses so that 'the real estate man . mtght be able to fit .the paper to their INDIAN LORE , OF SHORE requirements. ' He also touched on the method·s of Oak Park Woman Gives Local Realtors ·Plan for Stirring Interest in This Area Indian lore, with which the north shore territory is replete, will be doled out to the public via a Chicago radio station in furtherance of an intensive own-your-own-home campaign if plans formulated by Mrs. W. H. Wright of Oak Park, president of the Suburban Council of Real Estate Boards, are carried· through. Mrs. Wright, who is president of W. H. Wright and company, Oak Park real estate firm, explained her plan before the members of the Evanston Real Estate board at the bJard's regular monthly meeting Monday. Needs Much Research Mrs. Wright'·s plan calls for considerable research, in cooperation, probably, with the Evanston Historical society and other such bodies, to the end of acquainting residents of this section of the country with the romantic history of Evanston and the north shore. The location of old Indian trails will be described and stories of the Indian occupancy will be recounted in order to stir up enthusiasm among listeners and encourage them to purchase their own homes along the lake. The material collected and worked into popular form, it is expected, will also be made available to the schools to use as they see fit in teaching local historv and generating interest in Evanston and the north shore. appraising both residential and income properties and the experience of the average house in using such methods. REAL ESTATE LOANS at current rates Moaey to loaa for coaatructioa or oa improved property. This Boiler Saves 40 Percent on Coal, Experiments Show STATE BANK and TRUST COMPANY OrriaatoD at Davia Enaatoa, llliaoia Manufacturers of a popular heating boiler on the market today have recently conducted some interesting experiments regarding the savings in work and coal as well as the increased heat furnished through its capabl~ working. This particular boiler, as the test s'10wed, "burned coal twice." That is, it not only burned the coal on the grates but also in the combustion space. This is carrying out the idea embodied in a report made by experts in the United States Bureau of Mines. From a series of exhaustive tests they stated that only 50 per cent of the coal could be burned on the grates and that the other 50 per cent of it was wasted unless it was burned in the combustion space. Laboratory tests recently conducted showed a saving of nearly 40 per cent in coal by this boiler; to be exact, 39.6 per cent saving. Before the test, conducted before an impartial jury of experts was held, it had only been claimed that 33 per cent of coal would be saved. The test also showed a saving of 33 per cent on work and a furnishing Will Meet Today A meeting of the Suburban Council of 33 per cent more heat than that of of Real Estate Boards, of which the the boiler chosen to compete in the Evanston board is a member, is sched- experiment. uled for today in Oak Park and the question of publicizing local Indian lore will be discussed there. Robert R. Erving, president of the Thrift Securities corporation of Oak Park, also spoke before the members of the board. His topic was "Second.ary Financing." Mr. Erving presented the matter buy from the angle of the real estate man rather than from the angle of the mortgage banker. He impressed on his immediate audience the moral responsibility that rests on. the real estate man to protect SERVICE both the buyer and the seller under a confidential contract for warranty deed. Uraea Good Second Mortgages He also stressed the moral responsibility that rests on him to draw second mortgage paper properly so that it h marketable in case the holder desires to turn it into cash. 4753 BROADWAY The speaker explained how it should CHICAGO be drawn in · order to render it marketPHONE LONG BEACH 6317 able and explained the function and · · · _ . _ '__!_ · · · · · · · !' · · · · · · · · · · operation of modern secondary mort- Greealeaf 5101 Briaraate 51G1 Wilmette 3110 THIS UNUSUAL RESIDENCE CENTRALLY LOCATED, TWO BLOCKS TO BEACH AND TRANSPORTATION. GROUNDS ARTISTIC.A LL Y AND COMPLETELY LANDSCAPED. OLD NORMAN CASTLE TYPE. TAPES TRY BRICK, VARIEGATED SLATE ROOF, ATTACHED AND HEATED TWO - CAR GARAGE. INTERIOR BEAUTIFULLY DECORA TED THROUGHOUT ON CANVAS . 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Realtors Mr. MingerJ McMenemy &.9 Marttn, Inc. Wrigley Building, ChicagtJ 337 Park Ave. Glencoe 702