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ey September 29, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 61 Brilliant Lights Flood McCormick Road Be 5 Photo by Toloff A flood of light poured over McCormick road Friday evening when Pres. T. J. Crowe of the Sanitary district of Chicago pressed the button releasing current into the lamps lining the four and one-half mile boulevard which flanks Evanston on the west. Six hundred lamps of 1,000 candle power each are now in brilliance each evening giving the road the lightness of day. The new lights are mounted on fifteen-foot standards at intervals of 100 feet and equip McCormick with a system comparable to that of the loop This lighting project marks the concluding phase of improvement of the highway. We have a Picture of Your New Home Photographic views of every desirable home for sale on the North Shore--are available for inspection in our Del Lago offices. Price range of $10,000 to $150,000 on properties from Evanston to Lake Forest. Our staff has worked months in photo- graphing desirable North Shore listings which have been accumulated over years of operation. In a few minutes you can find the precise property for which otherwise you might search for weeks. BILLS REALTY, Inc. Sheridan Road Offices, Del Lago District--Wil. 3740 Loop Offices, 208 South La Salle street--State 0266 LEAVE FOR COLLEGE James Burnham, 536 Roslyn road, Kenilworth, left Tuesday, September 25, for New York and expects to sail for England on Saturday. He is en- tering his second year at Oxford uni- versity. Philip Burnham left last Mon- day for Princeton where he is enter- ing his_-sophomore year. David Burn- ham will leave for Princeton in about three weeks. He plans to finish school at Princeton this year. MOVING FROM KENILWORTH Mr. and Mrs. Trumbull Backus of 425 Cumnor road, Kenilworth, are moving October 6, to Hamilton, Ohio. Miss Theresa Backus, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hamilton Howe, at Bremerton, Wash. is ex- pected to return to Kenilworth before her family leaves. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cornell and their two sons, who have purchased the Backus home, will move in early in October. oe [ts easy BORDEN'S § 3 Youp be surprised to know how many think an auto- matic oil burner ought to cut heating bills in half, go along for year after year without any attention, mow the lawn, mind the baby, etc., etc, etc. Expecting impossibilities, they deprive themselves of the good honest comfort real oil heat can give. Thousands and thousands of homes have had this modern comfort for five, eight, ten years. A good automatic oil burner-- KLEEN-HEET or any other good one--requires a little attention OIL HEAT needs no hokum now and then. It will not cut heating bills in half; neither will it increase them. But it will give more comfort per dollar spent. That's the whole story: more comfort per dollar; the modern thing for modern people to have. You won't go wrong with any good oil burner--and there are some others besides KLEEN- HEET. Lots of home-owners think KLEEN-HEET is best of them all. You may, too. The important thing is to find out what good oil heat can mean to your family. A MODERN DEVELOPMENT HAS REMOVED THE PRICE OBSTACLE FOR HOME OWNERS wo tABoR - NO COAL others combined! Ralph W. Lapham, Mgr. --chosen by more home owners than all ~ NO ASHES Tanks Extra Excellent for warm air furnaces as well as steam and hot water plants. LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE WINSLOW BOILER & ENGINEERING CO. 844 Rush Street. North Shore, 705 Washington St., Evanston Superior 4650 Greenleaf 5120 OPEN EVENINGS