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46 WILMETTE LIFE July 19. 1929 ·. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Our beautiful display r nd salesrooms· are now open for your inspection of the Williams Oil-0-Matic Heating Corporation's products. THE OIL-0-MATIC THE DIST-0-MATIC TH· E ICE-0-MATIC The World's Best Oil Burners and Refrigerators Until August 20th we will pay you- $25 $15 $15 Cash for your old ash can if ,you come to our office and buy an OIL-0MA TIC Oil Burner. Cash for your old coal shovel. if you come to our office 'and buy a DIST -0MA TIC Oil Burner. Cash for your old Ice Card, if you come to our office and buy an ICE-0MA TIC Refrigerator. Our S~ial Sullllller Campaign Prices and Terms Are Now in Effect-No Payments on Purchase Price Due ·Until October 1st, 1929. Kausal Utilities Corpora.tion · Exdusive North Shore Distributors 1616 Chicago Avenue, Evanston Evanslon Phones: Universily 9500 · a nd 9501 Winnetka Phone: Winnetka 3456 Auton~otive exports from the United States for the January-May period of this vear amounted to $299,551,000, as Illinois, the first state to report comcom)Jarcd with $213.770,339 in' the same plete new car reg-istrations for ] une. period of last year and $190.6lo,42R shO\\·ed a substantial increase m ·er the during the first five months of 1927, corresponding month last year hut a · the Department of Commerce disclosed decline from the ~lay, 1929, total. today. The returns show a total of 25.337 Shipments to foreign lanrls in 1\Jay car registrations in June, compared amounted to $-l5.26-L63-l. which w~s with 19.355 in June. 1928 and. 28,798 more than $21.000,000 below the April in May of this year. The gam 0\·e r total of $6o,686,635, as well as $3.75o.767, a vear· ago amounts to 5,982, equal to or 8.3 percent less than the to't al of 30 . percent, while the decline under $49.021.401 for ~1ay, 1928, the figures Uav "·as 3.461. or 12 percent. show. Iilinois is one of the biggest autonwThe decreased total for Uay of thi~ hile sales state s in the country and its ~· ear, it was explained, vras attributed registration figure usually provides a to the usual tendency of postponing rTOod index to the rest of the states . purcha. es until after the arrival of ~fhi s 30 percent_ increa~e ~ver a year .llC\V models. together with the advent ago compares wtth a gam ot more than Jf the winter season in certain foreign . .tO_ percen~ f?r ~he first four months markets. · I thts rear, tncltcatmg- tha~ the J utH' sa les Passenger car and truck shipments mav not h~ve been qu!te up to tho~e fo.r ?o.· 1 ay were valued at $28,286,253, of the earlier months 111 rate of gam which was $13,654,053 under the total over 1~28. . . . . . . · tl d ~th. 320 2"3 Fords regtstratton tn dlmots 111 June for tl 1e pre\'lous mon 1, an "~"· , J · 7 2 1 · h 3 ?33 1 3· . tJ f M 19?8 amounted to 6, -l , comparef wtt ,,l e :-. lan or ay, - · for Ford. compared \Ytth ?.939 Fords in Ma\· and 4,684 Chevrolets. Complete registrations have hecn re "No License" Drivers Fined ceived from thirtv-four states for May. In Michigan and Indiana the total being 270,865. Thi~ compa r~s Cnaware that the motor vehic1e Ia ws with 210.865 for the same thirtv-four of Indiana and Michigan prohibit ne\\. states in June, 1928. the gain heingcars from being driven without license 60.417, equal to nearl~, 29 1~ercent. late s attached, many Illinois owners o new cars are being arrested in those states on charges of driving without vided thev carrv evidence that they ed for -them. In Indiana and license plates, according to the touring have appliMichigan, however, there is no subbureau of ·the Chicago Motor club. Most of those motnrists, the tour- stitute for license tags. Car owner s ing bureau pointed out. are under the must have them on the car or face ar erroneous impression that those s·tates rest. The fines imposed in the neighboringhave law s similar to t.hat of Illinois, which granb owners of new cars states for lack of license plates usually twenty-four hours in which to apply rm1 from $5 to $10, and costs. Some for a license anrl ten rlavs in Tllinois owners of old cars haYe also which to receive it. [n the meanwhile heen arrested in the adjoining comnwnthe\· t)la \' dri\'e without the tag, pro- vo.;ealths for failure to carry the plates. Exports 'of U. S. Autos Show Bi~ lncrease in 5 Months 25,337 .A utos Sold · in Illinois During June, Figures Show ... ~ -- - -Yards CHICAGO EVANSTON· T very imposing early Atnerican residence located at Lincoln and V ~lley Roads, Glencoe, overlooking the Skokie Country Club, will be open for inspection about October first. HIS BuiLDERs'. MILLWORK & StJPPLY CoMPANY ' General Millwork 2131 DEWEY AVE. EVANSTON Phone Greenleaf 6040 ... 1111111111111111111 WILLIAM B. LUCKE Plumbing and Heating Manufacturer of Lucke Leakproof . Bathtub Hangers-Patented JOHNSON BROS. HEATING ColVIPANY Heating · Ventilating Refrigeration 1419 BELLEPLAINE AVENUE 514 E. RAILROAD A VENUE Phones: Wilmette 2020-2021 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Phones: Wellington 2792-0936 \ 1111111111111111111 1 ( I PAtJL PHILLIPS Plaster Contractor a11d Repair Work 828 OAI\ ST. WINNETKA Phone Winnetka 2181 TRIANGLE MosAic TILING COMPANY S. S~ ,. Beman. Architect Not Inc. Floo,- Tile · Wall Tile - Fireplaces llfosaic John H. DaVies BUILDER 1167 Wilmette Ave. · 1509 OTTO ST. CHICAGO Phone We11ington 8083 ·-, \V1Ll\1ETTE COAL & MATERIAL Co. 1301 LAKE A \'E. JAMES WIGGINTON Contractor /ot· Wilmette BRICK & STONE \VORK ) Phone Wilmette 1664 1115 OAK ST. University 676 EVANSTON Wilmette 4200