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a June 30, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 45 Wilmette Golf Club Has Fourth of July Program The semi-final round in the grounds committee trophy tournament at the Wilmette Golf club will be held this morning. It will be eighteen holes play, handicap by holesup system. There will also be a low net foursome Sunday morning, eighteen holes, medal play, handicap. In the afternoon a two- ball mixed foursome, eighteen holes, medal play, handicap will be run off. The play for July 4 will include a driving contest, class handicap, and flag contest. In the driving contest each class will drive from the first tee in regular play either in the morning or the afternoon. The class handicap to be played in the morning is an eighteen holes, medal play, handicap event. There will be a prize for low gross and one each for low net in classes A, B, C, and D. The flag con- test to be held in the afternoon will be a four-ball forced mix 'em, eighteen holes, medal play, with a handicap al- lowance of one-half of the combined handicaps. Husbands and wives may not play as partners. Mrs. A. J. Brock, and her daughter, Marjorie, of Kenilworth, have return- ed from California where they have been on an extended visit. --0-- Harry Dubsky of Kenilworth has returned from Williams college where he has just finished his sophomore year. ee Om Mrs. Fred D. Breit of Kenilworth gave a dinner party for eighteen guests Saturday night, June 23. en (Dr Mrs. Burt Crowe of Kenilworth en- tertained her bridge club Friday, June 22, for luncheon. Do you know a argailn when you see one? Then here's a GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER TREAD BALLOON for only 29x4.40 formerly Balloon ne 75 $11.45 Goodyear 29x4.40 Goodyear Pathfinder Balloon Speedway $7.95 formerly $9.45 $5.70 formerly $7.25 HANSON MOTOR CO. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Graham-Paige Sales & Service 555-57 CHESTNUT ST. Pu. Winn. 330 This Tells The Story UTOMATIC THE NOISELESS OIL BURNER Is Outselling All Other Oil Burners Evanston, June 15, 1928 2000 Sheridan Road I used coke at a cost of $200 per year and with a Silent Automatic, Aug. 27, 1927, to June I, 1928, I used 2,000 Gal. of oil at 7%c or $150 in a steam plant. I am for your burner 100%. If you can't sell the burner send your customer to me. (signed) F. O. BECK. Evanston, June 9, 1928 650 Michigan Ave. The "Silent Automatic' during the last winter at no timed failed in its operation and did not require the expenditure of any money for servicing. (signed) W. L. FURBERSHAW. Evanston, June 12, 1928 2828 Harrison Street Would not exchange our burner for any other burner-- unless it was another Silent Automatic. (signed) DR. BENJ. RAPPAPORT. What do you think about the following savings? Read them and change to oil now. Evanston Name Address Prev. Used Silent Dr. M. R. Broman 2614 Park PL 3,800 Gal. 2,846 Gal. B. Crawl 904 Colfax 3,886 Gal. 2,692 Gal L. Carrithers 810 Lincoln Coal $250.00 $242.15 Wilmette Geo. T. Steen 1406 Gregory 3,750 Gal. 1947 Gal. Kenilworth J. L. Wilds 244 Oxford 3,000 Gal. 2,600 Gal. Arthur Bonnett 157 Robsart Says less than soft coal H. V. Mesick 331 Essex Coal $425.00 $225.00 Winnetka F. W. Henkel 635 Walden Coal $450.00 $375.00 John Rygel G. A. Peterson 811 Foxdale 722 Elm Says coal more than oil Says less than soft coal The Silent Automatic is the only oil burner that makes gas from oil before burning, and this is the direct reason why it is silent, more economical than coal, oil or gas, and absolutely clean. Evanston Showroom 1620 SHERMAN AVE. GREENLEAF 700