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WINNETKA - TALK September 29, 1928 (Partial reprint from Chicago Tribune, September 24, 1928) Silent Automatic leads in Silence--~Economy Dependability--Sales You cannot keep a good product from assert- ing its leadership. The Silent Automatic Oil Burner is an example of the demand for nothing but the best in heating systems. strongest proof of "Silent The efficiency, depend- 3" S ability, economy and comfort is found in "Silent's" phenomenal sales---everywhere! It is not difficult to state the reasons for "Silent's" popularity -- for "Silent's" record of success. amazing Read and consider the superior advantages this excellent oil burner offers. Realize that "Silent" has introduced into the modern home a radically new concep- tion of comfort, cleanliness and satisfaction. The following August and to September 20th purchases represent in a small degree the enormous sales of SILENT AUTOMATIC. DeCamp, D. R., 615 Abhottsford Rd., Kenilworth Browne, W. A., 1000 Ridge Ave., Evanston Fisher, Wm. L, 1687 Spencer Ave., Wilmette Gates, N. W., 484 Willow Rd., Winnetka Olewein, C. E., 1448 Edgewood Ave., Winnetka Henderson, R. H., 1159 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette Lynn, larry, 419 Richmond Rd., Kenilworth Knapp, E. J., 2819 Harrison St., Evanston Allardyce, A. A., 224 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette Abel, U. C., 716 Elm St., Winnetka Plerce, Ralph, 1325 Wesley Ave.,, Evanston Hurd, N. L., 518 Sunset Rd., Winnetka Galloway, W. M., 810 Ingleside Pl, Evanston Nilles, E. E., 2102 Livingston, Evanston Pearl, Ward C., 666 Elder Lane, Winnetka Henderson, R. F., 1316 Seward St., Evanston Hollington, R. D., 1805 Lineoln St., Evanston Sellery, R. A., 908 Ashland Ave.,, Wilmette Gallagher, T. F., 851 Linden Ave., Winnetka Kaehler, Edw., 2118 Asbury Ave., Evanston Holmes, D. H., 307 Woodstock Ave. Kenilworth Maselter, J. A., 2149 Leland Ave., Chicago Fike, F. E., 1241 Forest Ave.,, Wilmette Smith, E, F., 1316 Chestnut St., Wilmette Gregory, J. C., 2945 Grant St.,, Evanston Orehard, John, 2806 Lincoln St., Evanston Kelly, Myles, 810 Forest Ave.,, Evanston Johnson, T. M., 1322 Greenwood Blvd., Evanston Winters, E. J., 1318 Greenwood BI 'd., Evanston Full, Geo. D., 529 Hawthorne Lane, Winnetka Merrill, F. E.,, 1106 Greenwood Ave., Wilmette Copeland, F. L., 2910 Grant St., Evanston Whittemore, A. E., 623 Milburn St., Evanston Grell, W. H., 1830 Wesley Ave., Evanston Proctor, T. R., 2706 Asbury Ave., Evanston Rawley, J. L., 826 Elmwood Ave., Wilmette Dauchey, Geo. V., 139 Bertling Lane, Winnetka Paddock, G. A., 724 Clinton Pl, Evanston Rugen, H., Highland Pl. & Logan Tr., Golf Lutter, A, C., Lake Ave., Glenview Lutter, A. W., 1329 Ashland Ave., Wilmette Goldstein, Harry, 803 Fairview Ave.,, Winnetka Pribble, R. S., 2428 Ewing Ave., Evanston 'Walton, L. B., 848 Ash St.,, Winnetka Schroeder, R., 1734 School St., Evanston Whitcomb, F. L., 1432 Forest Ave.,, Evanston Lewis, A. A., Model Home, Niles Center Starr, J. R., 320 Raleigh Rd., Kenilworth Broddie, J. B., 1356 Greenwood Ave., Wilmette Sanders, A. D., 1817 Asbury Ave., Evanston Cadmus, Dr. J., 1163 Tower Rd., Winnetka Mason, F. H., 1834 Chicago Ave., Evanston Schmeisser, C., 2315 Lawndale Ave., Evanston Hall, Wendell, 215 Woodcourt, Wilmette Metzger, Vietor, 419 Maple Ave., Wilmette Pugh, Belle, 2529 Marcy Ave., Evanston Davidson, A. A., 2716 Asbury Ave., Evanston Peterson, Edw., 701 Linden Ave., Wilmette Thompson, J. V., 1903 Orrington Ave. Evanston Crowell, L. A., 1330 Greenwood Blvd., Evanston Robinson, S. V., 2115 Payne St., Evanston Woodcock, A. J., 503 Central Ave.,, Wilmette Austin, M. B., 350 Elder Lane, Winnetka Grover, M., 1315 Wesley Ave., Evanston Waldner, T. A., 1048 Lake Ave.,, Wilmette Fink, Newton W., 1114 Grant St., Evanston Fisher, C. G., 736 Judson Ave., Evanston Kardiek, J. L., 907 Linden Ave., Winnetka Singer, Ralph, 4851 Wright Tr., Niles Center Davis, Courtenay, 243 Lelcester Rd., Kenilworth Strube, F. W., 216 Golf Tr., Wilmette Nelson, J. Walter, 815 Elmwood Ave., Wilmette Hasse, Edw., 1120 Dobson St., Evanston Shellman, W. H., 727 Elmwood Ave. Wilmette Chestnutt, Robt., 2904 Hartzell St.,, Evanston Thompson, W. H., 125 Laurel Ave., Wilmette Throckmorton, J. M., 1321 Elmwood Ave., Wilmette Hasterlik, Sam, 1638 Spencer Ave., Wilmette Davis, D, J., 721 Elmwood Ave., Wilmette Pease, C, H., 1028 Brummel St., Evanston After all--it"s what the SILENT AUTOMATIC will do that counts! You avoid disappointment by proving your way step by step, by investigating what the SILENT AUTOMATIC is doing for your neighbors. Bills Realty Inc. Announces Sales In Estates Area Three sales during the past week in Indian Hill Estates are reported by Bills Realty Inc., as follows: An acre and a half of wooded property has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. William C. Black of 2300 Lincolnwood drive, Evanston. M. L. Olson was the broker. Plans for an English home are being prepared and Bills Bros. Inc., are to build. Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Best of 1121 Lake avenue, Wilmette, have purchased a three-quarter acre estate on Romona road. Plans are being completed for a nine-room Colonial, a feature of which will be a large studio room. Mr. Best is a well known commercial artist. Jirah Cole was the broker. Construction al- ready has been begun by Bills Bros. Inc. A large lawn (100x210 feet) on Sen- eca road has been acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dierker of 1178 Cherry street, Winnetka. George Fred Keck of Chicago has designed an unusual eight- room house of "farm-house" motif, of skintled brick construction with full range of color in the thatched slate roof. R. R. Rippberger was the broker. Bills Bros. Inc., are to begin construction with- in the next thirty days. Build Bleachers at New Trier; Season Opens on Saturday "Duke" Childs, director of athletics at New Trier High school, announced this week that the new bleachers to be con- structed on the athletic field back of the main building will he adequate to handle the large crowds which are expected to to attend the New Trier games this year. Fifteen hundred additional seats will be available, Mr. Childs stated. New Trier opens its football season next Saturday, October 6, on the home field against Lakeview. Two hundred boys are out for football regularly, and 125 more are clamoring for suits, accord- ing to the coaches. Arrangements have been made to purchase some additional suits. The chief problem at present, accord- ing to Coach Ashenbach, is the develop- ing of new material, since the hard sched- ule is expected to cause numerous in- juries to the regular squad. Paul Youngberg, guard, pulled his shoulder out of socket in a recent practice. George Dewar, fullback, is also on the injured list. Two second string halfbacks, "Bibby" Connor and "Bud" Clabaugh, are going good, Coach Ashenbach stated this week. Women of Rotary Hold Meeting on North Shore A special business meeting of the North Shore group of Women of the Rotary club of Chicago, was held at the home of Mrs. Frank D. Fulton, 884 Hill road, Winnetka, on Wednesday of this past week. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. This organization meets to do sewing 'or charity, and now is planning its work for the coming season. Mrs. Frank Burpee of Wilmette and Mrs. Sherman S. Chapell of Evanston are co-chairmen of the group this year. Mrs. Walter W. Steiner of Evanston is secre- tary and treasurer. The regular meet- ings are held twice a month. ANNOUNCE SERMON TOPIC The Rev. E. Ashley Gerhard, rector of Christ church, will have as his ser- mon topic this Sunday 1norning, "Christ, the Way to Life." The serv- ice begins at 11 o'clock.