WILMETTE ~ LlPE ·Octobe! s, 1928 Calls This His "Doll House" I ·A Coach At Your Door Every 14Minutes- The day is past when the rattle of street cars and . the roar of the "L" need be endured in order to be close to transportation. In Jnlaian -ill £statts a private motor coach calls at your door every 1 4 minutes and Public Service coaches are available on the half-hour. And you ride in five minutes to your choice of Winnetka, Indian Hill, Kennilworth or Wilmette stations. LAWNS ARE LARGER AND PRICES ARE LOWER IN Quaint, Swedish farm house now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. type of buildings which he has Greenwood avenue, Winnetka. fourth one. completed recently by' Paulson as their home, erected in the vicinity He also broke ground A. W. Paulson is the third of of Tower road this week for and this and the Hartman Brother· Buy Highland Park Buys Site Girard-Isabella Comer for School in Braeside Highland Park Buys Site- S The Highland Park School District No. 108, of which Malcolm D. Vail is pre3ident, has purchased through Robert L. Johnson of Gilbert D. Johnson & Brother, Lots 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 in Block 2 in Northwood M.. nor Subdivision, Highland Park. This site is located in the Braeside section about two blocks north of County Line road, and the school to be erected there will serve the southeastern .portion of the . City of Highland Park. Edward Schweitzer of Hill & Stone represented the sellers in this transaction. Carl and Frederick Hartman, builders, have purchas·ed the corner at Girard avenue and Isabella street and have broken ground for a new .resi dence. The seller was Peter S. Lam .bros. The price was undisclosed. The lot fronts 45 feet on Girard and runs to a depth of 150 feet. The Hartmans are to build an English type Colonial of stone and brick for the market. The house will contain six rooms and two baths. There will be a two car garage. Smith and Brown, Inc., of Linden avenue, Wilmette, were the brokers for both parties. iS· lltWinu Jlill £statts ·I* THAN IN ANY OTHER FINE COMMUNITY ON THE NORTH SHORE. 1 FARM MANAGEMENT NEEDED? Organized farm management, working on the same principle as the managing of public utility companies bv engineering firms, may be the ray of hope that will penetrate the gloom hovering over the farm land market according to an authority on agriculture. BIG MEETING IN CHICAGO Ten\ative plans for closer co-operation between real estate boards and property owners is expected to be an important topic to come before the quarterly meeting of the board of directors of the National Association of Real Estate Boards to be held at the Drake hotel, Chicago, November 9 and 10. West from Sheridan Road on Winnetka Avenue to its junction with Ridge one-half block to Hill Road; West Road; North . to Locust Road and South along West boundary of Indian Hill Club to Indian Hill Estates. DIRECT~ONS: Po· Rent--Sto·e and Apa.tanents Only three left out of eight 3 and 4-room fireproof kitchenette apartments. electric refrigeration, cabinets, stoves, tile bath and shower, ironing boards, breakfast nook, extra roll-out beds, plenty of closets. Also an attractive good-size store on the east side of building. Woiii·G·lllls ~a·dwa·e Bldg. PHONES WILMETTE 183 AND 184 lnbinu iitll £statts Jlcnagftl bv BILLS REALTY, Inc. Loop Oflicn. 208 Soatb La Sallt Strttt----Statt 0266 Indian Hill Eatatn Olicts, Locust and AsblandWil. 2692-2792 Sbtricbn Road O~cn, Del Laao District-Wit. 3740 2nd MORTGAGES LOW RATES- 1 DAY SERVICE- NO RED TAPE H. Manasse Sons Investment Co. ltft LAWRENCE AVE., CHICAGO KEYsbae ltH