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manufacturers states: '«Our business shows a decided improvement during the last few weeks and there must be some reason. TçQday our store was fuit of customers ail day, buying ail types of merchandise,. We.,bave ianded mîany. huge orders larger'thant 1 ever recall in 20 years at tbis time of the year. "Vour prog ram must be doing its work." LOANS W f., M the umarket for oe.stailv. fiat mort- gage l00"Ou so osidaeics0 apartm.nts sud oMc. 1 N. La 3&6 St, Chisag MI Ssoesa Ave, EvamBlos Attracts Wide Attention Residents of the village. are dis- playing keen interest in "Bolo,", the fertilizer now .being prepared and packed by Louis J. Lorenzini to be marketed only on, tbe north shore, this spring, because of the iimited output at the present time. This fer7tilizer, Mr. Lorenzini ex- plains, is made from bonie unlike other bone.-meals. known in this vicinity. "B1o," says. Mr. Lor enzini, '"is clean and ,odirlesS.. It 'is, charred, black and finely-ground to a Sand-, like texture- and is .supericir' in its. nhobsphoriqc content. Theé phosphates from bone. or bone-nieal, are, being used bv. nearly al eroWers in. Amer-. ical and Europe. The reason people do flot use as much bone meal now aç they formerly did is because they think bone-meals must fieceýsarily bave bad odors. Now bone-meai can -e u-ed ini "Boo" in any quantity and aywhere, .for it has no odor,, is clean and will flot burn even the most delicate plant."4 Y ou would maire no mistake if you were to aliow .us to advise with you about your landscape prob- lenms this sprin--a conference places you under no. obigatIon--ýWe can render any service needed--Over A wenty years on the Northi Shore. GAGE & GIDDINGS Laufroe ,Archtects--Contractors &44 Center St.., Wilunetlka, nID. TeIei'hone WInutk. 64 -r- IHearty Afifiroval by 1 U.S. Commerce Body Endorsement of 'the1 program of the Federali Housing Administration was inciUded in resolutions adopted recentiy by the b oof directors of the Chamber of Comùmerce.of ,the Un ited States. The chamber urged the. support. of this means of, stabilizing the home mortgage structure ofthe nation and expressêd thebelief that a fine de- gree of, cooperation between business, labor and governrnent is esnilto achieve complete, success in the Better Housing p rogram. The resolution adopted by the chamber foiiows: "The Federal Housing Administra- tion's program to revive privately on the sound principles of stabiiizing the home mortgage structure, of at- tracting capital back into the field 'of home finance, and of protecting the value of* new bouses by setting up- :sound structurai standards and by encouraging the protection of resi- dential neighborhoods through prop- erly enforced zoning and other re- strictions. It is flot an emergency but a lông-time plan, and shouid be of' building, costs compared. with - rentais, the mortgage môratôria and siiiar iaws, and the possibiiity of' Government competition. The co- operation of business. labor, and government is necessary to remove these retarding factors. Once the way has been cleared for reasonably secure and ý. profitable investment in homes and. rentai properties, includ- ing iow-rentat projects, a substantial volume of activity wiil invigorate the Exhibition in Winnetka Hall Carpen ters and artisans of various crafts were busy'this week trans- forming the interior o f the first ffoor of the Winnetka Masonic temple at 7>08 Elm. street to accomfmodate the Winnetka-Glencoe Better Housîng Exhibitp anned in -conjunction , witb the Federal Housing Administration, which opened yesterday. Thirty spacious béoths were erected in which are *featured building ma- teniaIs of various kinds, and in whicb carpenters, plumbers, electricians and e veryone interested in. the building lines are exhibiting and introducing modern' Materials and, methods -of construction. The exhibit, to which admission is free. was.fonsnaity. pened, to fthe public Wednesday evening, at 8 ô'clock. lt will continue until March 16, but after the opening day it will be open on week days from 1 to 10 ,p'clock, and on Sundays -from i1 to 5 o dock. Mauterre ChainuMan *John F. Manierre is general chair- nman of the Exhibit; W. A. Magie, il, is financial chainman anci Walter H. Kiauke is manager. anl ativ.i.sry cptmmittee, thie members of' which, are *B. G. Eberie, Louis' Dean, and E. A. Benkert, In, a state ment concerning the ex- hibit,, Chairmati Manierre says: "-Yoit are cordiallv invited to at tend Winnetka's. Better T-rus *nz exhibit planned in conjunction with the Federal Houslng administration. TLhe north s-,hore h a y famnilles on relief rolis. It-is 0 a. G, G.LINDWALL' M0 Oak St. Winnetka 14S A superior plant fiOod , for your lawn and garden. xoo ibs.-$Z.95; 50 lbs.-$r.75, 25 b.$.ç Sold by Abel Hardware, Hubbard Woods; Sert Reinsch, Clencoei, Terminil Harýdware, Wiimàettc. i