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h WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1921 EE Municipal Column Edited by the Village Manager CARE OF WATER METERS It has been the experience of the Water Department of the Village that considerable unnecessary expense to residents is caused every year dur- ing cold weather by their failure to properly protect the water meter in- uation has been. devised, although there are a number of combinations of check valves and relief valves on the market which are fairly reliable, but rather expensive to install. Careful operation of the heating plant, during extremely cold weather, will obviate the necessity of the con- sumer paying for repairs to meters damaged by hot water. The trouble always occurs when the furnace is be- ing forced to adequately heat the house on days when the temperature is very low. When the water in the from the hot water faucet so that cold water may be admitted to reduce the temperature. A little attention to this matter on very cold days may re- sult in a considerable saving to the Building permits totaling $61,000 These matters are called to the at- [the need of economizing in every way - tention of our residents at this time |is of paramount importance. in order that they may not be held li- able for unnecessary expense under Rule 26, particularly at this time when Advertise In Your Home Paper Knickers! A full line is coming in--and we will make them to order. First Church of Christy Scientist OF GLENCOE stalled in the basement. Rule No. 26 of the Water and Light Department carries the following provision: "No person taking water from the waterworks of the Village shall per- mit his service pipe or fixtures con- nected therewith to be out of good re- pair or unprotected from frost. He also must provide ample protection against damage to the meter from any cause whatever and maintain its location convenient and accessible for inspection and removal." Water meters are damaged from two causes: namely, frost and hot water. There is little danger from damage by frost in the case of meters instal- led in basements, as ordinarily the basement temperature seldom falls below freezing. The principal dan- ger lies in the possibility of a base- ment window being blown open dur- ing a heavy storm and allowing the meter to freeze before it is discover- ed. Householders should therefore see that all basement windows are properly secured before the advent of extremely cold weather. Damage from hot weather is caused by boiling water being forced back through the meter against the pres- sure in the mains, as a result of ov- er-heated water heaters, connected to to heating plant of the building. Hot sweater dyed. water damage the rubber composi- tion disc of the meter and also the oF / celluloid dials, and necessitates ex- CLEANERS AND DYERS! | tank is raised to boiling temperature, the movement of the steam and hot water back through the water service pipe causes a very audible pounding noise which is easily noticed. As soon as this occurs, water should be drawn Holds 'regular services Sunday mornings at 11 O'clock a Sunday school convenes at 10:00 A. M. r Wednesday eveni t 8 O'clock Cloth, Fur trimmed, Suede--all y Peer Te the finest models. The services are held in Masonic Hall, corner Vernon and Hazel Avenues UNIQUE STYLE SHOP B. Coplan, Proprietor 1126 Central Avenue ilmette Phone Wil. 2403 THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO BE PRESENT i COATS ICL LL TET EE TREE EE PHONE 844 "AT ECKART'S" Fall is the time when large and small feet begin to bring mud and dirt into the house. Prepare with one of our door mats. They come'in all sizes in steel webbing--cocoa mats, and rubber, and many times the cost is saved yearly in rugs, floors and time. a ER PEAY The blossoms of the early spring Bring thoughts of clothes and everything. = Mouse Traps--Rat Traps-- The powerful Cruso kind, with a steel spring that nips 'em the minute they touch the bait. Get rid of rodents now before winter. OU can think of fresh stylish clothes and sav- ing money at the same time if you take ad- vantage of our dry cleaning capabilities. Look over your sum- mer sport clothes and select what you'll need. Maybe you'll have that pensive repairs. TZ Pa Se. hi [ad 2d] 792 ELM STREET Ld No entirely satisfactory method of PHONE 204 protecting the meter against this sit- | . ; is | You have all heard of Mrs. Mary J E E k C Kelly's Home Made Pies | ° ® C art 0. Now you will have a chance to enjoy them as she has decided H ardware - Paints = Cutlery to make a few each day and will deliver them to your door 736 Elm Street at the same price you will pay for bakery pie. Phone 844 Just Phone Your Order to Winnetka 182 Winnetka Don't forget the number. ili SE Fall Sale Of Canned Goods i 0 Richelieu Chili Sauce, 10 oz. bottle .............. 32¢ Richelieu Prunes, 30-40size . ................... 25¢1b. EE Richelieu Mayonaise, 8 oz. bottle 32¢; 16 oz. bottle . .60c Shelled Walnuts, new stock .................. 39clb. = « Richelieu Cane and Maple Syrup, full pints ...... 48¢ Shelled Pecans o.oo... ven suai: ovis $1151. = Monsoon Cane and Maple Syrup, full quarts . ..... 65¢ California Bartlett Pears, No.l tin ...... 23c;doz. 2.40 = = Monsoon C. & M. Syrup, full pints......... 35c California White Cherries, No. 1 tin. ...25¢; doz. 2.75 = Reina Queen Olives, 1375 0z. jar ................. 35¢ California Muscat Grapes, No. 1 tin... .23c; doz. 2.40 = Quaker Oats, regular size 13¢c, 2 for 25¢; large size 29¢ California Apricots, No. 1 tin .......... 23c; doz. 240 = ££ SwansdownCakeFlowr ........................ 39¢ California Peaches, No. 1 tin . ......... 23c; doz. 2.40 = EE Creamof Wheat 1. .o...........0.00...0 un 3c New Pack White Asparagus, No. 1 ....48¢c; doz. 5.30 = BE Wheatena.......... i. ood aaa 21c New Pack California Melba Peaches, = BE OQOuokerFaring ................civsis 13¢c; 2 for 25¢ No. Jcami:...... 00a. i Savin 45¢; doz. $5.25 EE . BE Quaker Puffed Wheat ................, 13¢c; 2 for 25¢ Orange Pekoe, Ceylon, India, Japan and Green Tea = Quaker Puffed Rice ........0.0..00.. cov cava vs 14c Can, perpound . ...c inn i iudiinii cis 55¢ EE E Shredded Wheat .......... 0.000.000 00 00a, 14c New Pack Strawberry Jam, No. 1 glass, each ...... 43c E E Rellogg'sCornFlakes ...c.....iecc. cnn duns 10c New Pack Raspberry Jam, No. 1 glass, each ...... 43c = E Post Hoasties «oasis oniiin 10c 5 1b. Stone Jars of above,each .................. $205 © E GrapeNuts ....................ciiiinininl. 18¢ Richelieu Bitter Orange Marmalade, No. 1 jars... .38c = = bux, M0packages ....2......... .... 000000 $1.05 Fancy Russet Cider, 15 gallon bottle, each ........ 60c = 5 HUBBARD WOODS CASH GROCERY : 890 Linden Avenue HUBBARD WOODS Phone Winnetka 1435 For this week only we will sell the finest Potatoes, fine for keeping all winter for 45c a peck or $1:65 per bushel. | A (He uy L ssi