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October 18, 1934 WILMETTE LIPE4 j i CON VERT SMALL LINEN CLOSET INTO MODERN BA THROOMI In discussing witb home owners the addition of an extra batbroom or other remodeling or modernizing w o r k, plumbing and heating contractors often bave been met witb the argument:- "I a can get along with wbat I now have. Wby should I go to aIl the expense and trouble of installing a second bath- rooni ," The wid'e-awake contractor, of course,* knows tbe answer-that putting in a second batbroom will greatly en- hance the potential market value of thic residence. besides benefiting the present 1 occupants hv added convenience. i HEALTH CEN TER The Wilmette Health Center Den- tal clinic opened Tuesday, October 16. The clinic is held for the benefit of al Wilmette school children-public and parochial-wbo are unable to go to a private dentist. It is held every Tues- day from 9 to 12 o'clock. The next Infant Welfare clinic will be beld Wednesday, October 24, f roin 2 to 4 o'clock. Dr. R. LeMaster, Wilmette phys ician and pediatrician, has been appointed consulting pedia- trician and is now in charge of the clinic.. The next cbest clinic will be held Monday, November .19, fromn 1 to 4 o'clock. Dr. J. Novak, mnedical direc- tor.of ýthe Chicago Tuberculosis insti- tute, is in charge of this clinic. The monthly report of Mrs. Inez Bliss, community health nurse, foi- lôws: 152 cails made by the nurse. 200 telephone calis. 198 Health center conferenceS. 2 Infant Welfare clinles, ene .chest clinie. 86 patients referred to private dentist. 357 patients referred to private physi- clans. Il patients referred to clinlcs and hos- p itals. 12 visits made to sehools That this is a fact is proved by such experiences as that of Walter Robu, 1036 Asb street, Winnetka, sanitary en- gineer and expert plumber of the younger generation who bas given mucb time and >tbought to the problem of a "second hathroomn" and who, working ini conjuniction with William B. Dale, former owner of the residence at 519 Ash street, Xinnetka, converted a linen closet into a bathroom, a feature that was highly instrumental in the sale of the. bouse. iThc extra bathroom in the Dale resi- GUEST 0F MICHENERS The Comly Micheners, 1530 Cen- tral avenue, had as their guest over the week-end James B. Hass, a vet- eraëi Reading railroad engineer, wiio is retired after fifty-two years of service. Mr. Hass was on his way to.Lompoc, Cal., where lie spend *s his winter witb bis daugbter and family. Mrs. Robert 0. Law, 321 Kenil- Worth avenue and Mrs. Sanger Brown, of Kenilworth motored to Brown County, ind., to spend the weekend. 0o Mrs. Jçhn Carpenter of Evanston, formerly of Kenilworth, entertained a group of women friends ,fromn Kenil- worth for dinner.last Thursday. HOME. dence wvas needed on the second floor, but the problem wvas where to instal it. This floor contained two exception- ally large master bedrooms, a large hallwvay, a linen closet and one large up-to-date bathroomn connected with one bedroom..Tbere bardly seemed space for a new bathroom. Mr. Dale and Mr. Rohn finally de- cided to utilize the linen closet. Tbis closet wvasonly 4x8 feet; consequentlY space economy hecame the main consid- eration. Fortunately tbe closet bad a good-sized window to I)rovide ventila- tion. .A special combination lavatory a nd closet tank fixture was decided upon, and a special huilt-in, recessed tub and shower were provided acro 'ss the 48-incb rear of the room, .with a specially built curtain rod reacbing balfway over the wNindow. All sbelf space was built into- tbe walls, totalling 10 such built-in fea- tures, including tbe radiator sbown in the accornpanying illustration, wvbich is independent of the heating system in tbe LIDERTY LOAN. Auto CORPORAION Personal Tel. 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