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IMPORTANT mm PI,aBIl%mlIIhEl1 " In Walls and Under Floor: Are Sections Which Should Be Weil Made ml A very important part of the umhing at a house is hidden in the III: and under the flour and for this “an the mun who expécu to build Ionld deal only with plumbing that Mt given lasting "tistnetion to the The It is in the concealed part of the lam: i1 unbinx system that quality is of mm m . highest importing. Any brat. on the MI in this part of the system nec- For te was] soeeiheatiomt drum up "tUrehiteet cqver the ttart-s danitely, but are quite general _ reference to the pipes, vulva, fittintts-the emu-min! yet con- "l part of the plumbing lylum. in this part of the plumbing sys- that the mums! must depend on plumbing rnntructor. Where (bulky Cantu is in the cuneeulcd part of the 536 Central Avenue RI N 'r'nittrlNi" SFKHEN . t'sATts'r'AC"riON GUARANT'b1R0 Landscape Gardening and General Contracting Phone Glencoe 95t - 372 Hazel Ave., Glencoe HIGHLAND PARK PHARMACY $2.50 per yard 6 yards or more- $1.85 Cash on Delivery Black Soil MATT CARETTA SUNDAY DELIVERIES cssitateu the cutting of wells and subjects the family to n great dell of expense and inconvenience. . Therefore, to the man who is build- ing this spring this suggestion is oeered.. Deal with I responsible con- tractor so that first cost will be last cost-in your plumbing system. The reputable plumbing contractor will use pipes, valves, and ttttings. of Hood quality for his “roughing in" materials. He will not try to live money and thus come out even on a low bid by substituting inferior ml- terialx where they will not be seen. Good Work-en Know Workman employed by good con- trtgctors have been taught the mechan- icul installation of I plumbing sys- tem that will nut be noisy in open- tion. For instance, the soil pipe which runs from the basement up to the roof of the house can be made sound-proof with it one-inch thick- no.” of hair felt. The use of felt has mother advan- tage in that it will nheorb condensa- tion and thus prevent unsightly spots on the inside Walls of the house. For this reason, it is advisable to V, T. McMAHON. R. Ph, G. per yard Our Easterday _ Special Brick Don't Miss this Special THE PRESS Phone Highland Park 2404 It's Good! wrap the downspouts with felt it they are placed in the walls of the build- ing. - _ _ A good contractur knows how to install a system that will be free from the noisy water-hammer. He will so install his pipes that there will be perfect circulation of hot water. Furthermore, a good master plumber will insulate the hot water pipes in the walls and under the floors, thus saving approximately 25 per cent in tuel in a circulating sys- tem. Usually specifications call for insulatidn of pipes in the basement only. Proper Method! The good contractor will see to it that his workmen ream all cuts of pipes-Jo remove burs before these pipes are threaded. Good contrac- tors will also see to it that all pipes are laid to such a grade that the water will drain out cf them when the plugs are opened. This is essen- tial in case the house is to stand un- ueeupied. An adequate number of clvanuuts in waste pipes will always he installed by dependable workmen. Most of these points which are so essential to the efficient and trouble- free operation of a plumbing system are not mentioned in speeifieations but must be left to the judgment of the contractor. _ The historic Higley site court fight moved on' a "tail's pace last week in Waukegan, when the contesting at- torneys finished their arguments on n motion by Corporation Counccl Ar- thur Buikley to throw out a second bill against the'new city hull, and Judge Edward Shurtletr. took the matter under udvisement. The second bill which Bulkley contested, demands that the city he made to return the mom-y already paid to the iligieys for the city building. Fight Over Waukegan City Hall Continues setiooI Elections Are Held Saturday; Result in Each District Given lit, the election in the _Deerflel& Shields TuWnship high school dis- trict last Saturday afternoon the proposition to annex Lake Bluff, and territory north of that village to the distric't was defeated, 1,216 to 409, and two members of the board of edueutiun, Frank W. Read of Lake Forest and Mrs Raymond W. Flinn of ll ighland’ Park were re.eleeted. Mr. Re"ad received 1,3iyl votes and Mrs. Flinn 1,175, according to the unof- tieial returns. They were unopposed. One of the well known figures in the retail automobile business of this city, H. F. Nevitt, Hupmobile dealer here, is in Cleveland today, taking part. in one of the largest driveaways ever conducted by Hupmobile inter- mats in this state. More than 100 of the 1930 Hupmo- bile six-cylinder models will leave the Cleveland plants of the Hupp Mo- tor Cat. corpnrutiun April 17 for the trip westward and Mr, Nevitt will be one of the drivers. It is planned to make the drive from Cleveland in twa days, the overnight stop being in Tuledn. In District 107 Howell wfs elected president of the board; Mrs. Carl Pfapstichl wits re.eleeted lizard mem- ber; Maurice Berkson was elected member for the full term and Henry Getz for one year to till vacancy. ' In District 108 c, M. Vail was re- elected president of the board and Margaret W. Rieser and J. B, Gar. nett were re-elected members. During the visit of the party to Cleveland, where they arrived in their special train on Thursday morning, a complete tour of inspec- tion of thetwa new Hupmobile plants were made. Members of the party wvrt- guests of the company at a luncheon given in the factory cafe- teria. Fullnwing the luncheon, com- pany "fneials from both the head- quarters in Detroit and from the Cleveland plants spoke to the group. Hupmobile Dealer Here in Cleveland for Cars The state fire marshal's, mice last week sent a representative to view the ruins of the fire which recently caused damage estimated at $16,000 to Benson's Yen's Furnishings store, in Waukegan'. Exibe BATTERIES B E C K E R Battery Service DISTRIBUTORS tr, North M. Johns Avenue PHONE HIGHLAND PA RK 31 Thursday, April 17, 1930