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Winnetka Weekly Talk, 27 Sep 1924, p. 4

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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924 ASK CITIZENRY 0 CUR FIRES Fire Prevention Week, Oc- tober 5-11, Educates to Prevent Fire Losses OBSERVED IN VILLAGE Chief Houren Requests the Schools to Co-operate Circular letters, posters and talks to children in the schools will be the means of arresting the attention of Winnetka residents upon Fire Prevention Week, October 5-11, according to Chief G. M. Houren of the village fire department. The letters will bg sent to every home in the village so that every one will know of the fire prevention cam- paign. Posters showing the danger of fires in communities will be placed in prominent places in the village and will be shown to the children in the schools. Talks to Children Chief Houren has requested that the teachers in the various schools devote a brief period during the fire preven- tion week to make suggestions on avoid- ing and preventing fires. In connection with Fire Prevention Week, Chief Houren has issued a set of rules for the storage of fuel oil. These are in conformity with the regu- lations established by the National Un- derwriters association. Where the oil tanks are in the basement of a house, the insurance rates are much higher than where the tanks are located out- side. The rules for the storage of fuel oil as given out by Chief Houren for Win- netka are: Rules for Oil Storage ) Open storage tanks in basements shall I not exceed 275 gallons capacity, with not more than 60 gallons under gravity feed. Inside tanks up to 1,500 gallons ca- pacity are allowed in basements provid- equivalent to twelve inches of rein- ing they are enclosed with an insulation Kathleen Air Specialist in Child Training for Piano Study Principal of Winnetka Branch of the Columbia School of Music Phone Winnetka 974 forced concrete with at least a six- inch space on sides between tank and concrete, filled with sand or well tamped earth, with twelve inches of sand on top of tank either between tank and concrete or above concrete slab. Tanks up to 2,500 gallons capacity are allowed underground in basements. Tanks above ground outside of build- ings may have a capacity of 1,000 gal- lons or less if located ten feet from the nearest building, and up to 3,000 gal- lons if located twenty feet from the nearest building. Underground tanks outside of build- ings, if located ten feet from the near- est building, may have a capacity up to 25,000 gallons. In all cases provision must be made to prevent siphoning inside basements. Colorful posters, depicting the tragic results of fire damage have been dis- tributed by the Department of Trade and Commerce, Division of Fire Pre- vention, under supervision of John G. Gamber, Illinois fire marshal. Among other precautionary material, these post- ers contain the following pertinent queries for the householder : Is your heating equipment safe? Is your chimney defective? Is your electric wiring dangerous? Do you keep rubbish cleaned up? Are you careful with gasoline? Are you careful with matches and smoking materials? "Make Sure! Play Safe! A careful person seldom has a fire. Be careful!" is the concluding note of warning. Manager Woolhiser at City Managers' Parley Village Manager H. L. Woolhiser has been in Montreal, Canada, this week attending the convention of the city and village managers of America. Municipal managers from all parts of Canada and the United States at- VALONA BREWER Announces the opening of the Violin Department Columbia School of Music Private Lessons Ensemble Classes Phone Winnetka 974 Elsie Zeit announces the opening of classes for women and chil- dren in Greek, Oriental, Character and Toe dancing, at the Winnetka Woman's Club on October 2. Classes on Monday and Thursday. Special classes and private lessons by appointment. For further information call Winnetka 1855. North Shore Montessori School for children from 3 to 8 years of age will begin its ninth year, on WEDNESDAY, THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1924, in the Winnetka Woman's Club, Maple Avenue, Winnetka. Mrs. Anne George Millar will supervise the advanced work. Telephone Kenil. 163 Address Miss Dorothy Sears, 417 Warwick Rd., Kenilworth tend this convention to discuss the development of the city managership plan of municipal government. Harry Makris Homeward Bound for Long Visit Harry G. Makris, co-proprietor of the Sweet Shop at Lincoln avenue and Elm street is aboard ship today bound for his native haunts in Sparta, Greece. Harry, who has been a Winnetka business man for several years, left his home in July, 1898, and is now on his first visit to the scenes of his boyhood. He will be gone three months. SSA Hanted one pair of com fortable,well+fit- ting, very good- looking shoes for the most impor- tant pair of feet in the world !! vow yours! Sounds like Cantilevers right off, doesn't it? A Clantilever J Shoe. umn. Our Cantilever Shoes find their way to the feet <4 of men and women who like conservative style and the top-notch of comfort; that Cantilevers are so reasonably priced is second- ary. .but still interesting .. with purchasers of this typel NORTH SHORE BOOTERY Two Stores in Evanston 529 Davis St., at Chicago Ave. in the North Shore Hotel and at 919 Chicago Ave., near Main he te es» TS YAR 7 3? \! SRR 4 S23 % R07 UN X« +O 58 . SINE, A o% avi rly MAKE ARRANGEMENTS Now for "The Home of the Well-Groomed Car" STORAGE before the space you can get it at a reasonable price. We can take care of a few more cars. PAINTING Let us paint your car. job that will make you proud of the old bus, and our painters sure know their business. Richardson's Garage WINNETKA 724 Elm St. Your Winter 1s all taken and while We are equipped to do a Phone 841 and 25 RH do, and our price and service. This is part of the Bolinger service to North Shore property owners. | ROBERT G. BOLINGER Tree Expert and Gardener | Phone Wilmette 3163 1230 Wilmette Avenue ------ Now Is the Proper Time to Lime Your Lawns The rainy season has done great damage to many beautiful lawns. They should be taken care of. Let me give your lawn an application of Pulverized Lime Rock, which will sweeten the soil, kill the weeds and moss that grows in sour ground. This lime is not ordinary white plaster's lime which must be used each year, but pure lime as it comes from the ground. One application will last from three to six years. This lime is not unsightly. When applied, it is raked down into the grass and soil. Let me call, explain what this lime is, what it will 1 aE Come in and see the New Closed Models LAKE SHORE AUTO SALES SALES ROOM and SERVICE STATION 1010-16 Chicago Ave. | Evanston Those Who Shape Our Policies. The officers and directors who shape the policies of this bank are men of the utmost integrity, and because of their own personal affairs, they are better qualified to direct the disposition of funds deposited in this bank. No matter what the nature of your business, brought to this bank it will re- ceive the careful, personal attention of those in charge. oo x Winnetka State Bank Elm Street East of Linceln Phones Winnetka 10 and 11

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