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WILMETTE OUR KNOWLEDGE OF LANDSCAPE WORK IS YOUR PROTECTION Ul Ul tell fiOU .U tJbout it. RttUI'n thi· IMl tod4rrl. LIFE Uctobe_r 12, 1928 Boltwoocl Gridden Take Game from 'VI S U A L' EDUCATION to JoiD f t h J~..,h Sears Pupils iD Visit to Sprincfield and State Capitol EaYiroaa GAGE ~ JORDAN, Contr«ting Department . 20 16 Ctntral St., Evanston, Ill. . ~>far . Sir: You may call at___________.___ _ _ _ __ ..,...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _in reference to the following: 0 0 0 0 New Trees New· Shrubs Lawn Work Garden Work 0 Transplanting 0 Black Soil 0 Trimming . D Pergolas D Hardy Plants D Stepping Stones Very truly yours, Phone ~-----------------------~---------------------------~VUUUVUOVUOUUVVUOVDUUUUUUUOUUUUV· Show Garden and Nursery South of Deerfteld on Waukegan Bd. The Joseph Sears foptba~l teams met the B?ltwood Intermediate school teams 1~ Boltwood park, Evanston, last Thursday in the second week's clasHes of the North Shore Grammar School Football league. · In the 85 pound class Kenilworth held Boltwood to a scoreless tie. The · Boltwood heavyweights, 100 pound class, defeated Kenilworth 19 to 0. This was the second reversal of the season for the ] oseph Sears heavyweights. The first game was lost to Haven Intermediate the week previ-· ous 19 to 7. In the lightweight class Joseph Sears defeated Haven 6 to 0 on the same day. The same Imeups were used by Kenilworth in both· the Holtwood and Haven games. sean Heavier 'PareDb = ! Fall Planting Days = : Are Limited , , , = = ; :» ; ; 0 0 0 = = c ~ ·! c ~ e e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Mrs. B. G. Calloway, 920 Linden avenue, ·spent last week-end at Wabash college, Crawfordsville, Ind., where her son has entered his freshman year. The occasion was. the Phi Gamma Delta pledge dance, to which Cyrus Calloway is pledged. Mrs. Calloway took Miss Virginia Cross of Rivel"'side with her. -o. Mr .and Mrs. Russell McConnell and their family, formerly of Winnetka, are now established in their home at 1316 Chestnut avenue. Wilmette. A two-day trip to Springfield and vicinity for the purpose of visiting places of historical interest was planned for this Friday and Saturday · for parents and students of the upper grades at the Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth. The chief reason for taking the trip, according to a bulletin sent to the parents, is to "stimulate the interest of the children in the history and civics of Illinois." A similar trip conducted by the school last year was highly successful. Supt. E. L. Nygaard, of the Joseph Sears school, · is in charge of arrangements for the trip. Several parents have volunteered their cars. Those making the trip planned to leave early this Friday morning, arriving at Springfield in time for luncheon. Tentative plans for ·Friday after-· noon called for visits to Lincoln's old .h ome, Lincoln's tomb, and the state capitol and other state buildings. Early Saturday morning the excursion was to proceed to Petersburg and the state park to the original site of New Salem. Those in charge of tRe excursion feel that a visit to the historic shrines of Illinois will be of great benefit to the children making the trip. = Plant Now No matter how fine or mild the weather is, the fall planting days are limited. There is still time for you to plan fall planting, an early call will assure completion of your work while the time is right. In our "Nurseries, consisting of over 300 acres, we have thousands of fine Evergreens, Trees and Shrubs. Why not drive out to our Nursery before placing your order. Nowhere else can be found more perfect specimens. Baird and Warner Announce Numerous Real Estate Deals Baird & Warner, Inc., report the following recent sales on the north shore: ·.:Ernst Knoedel sold the fifteen flat building located at the southwest corner of Washington street and Elmwood avenue, Evanston, to Paul Weldin, and as part of the compensation . received from Mr. Weldin the six flat building at 744-46 Hinman avenue, Evanston. Mr. Frost and Mr. Miner of Baird & Warner, Inc. were the brokers. It is reported that this deal amounted to $200,000. Lewis G. Blessing, formerly of Evanston, has sold his residence in Deere Park to Julius H. Marling of the Wieland Dairy company. This sale approximated $250,000. A. K. Smith of Baird & Warner, acted as broker. Everett R. McFadden purchased the two-apartment building located at 114 Kedzie street, Evanston, from Henry R. Nichols of Florida. Mr. Mulford of Baird & Warner was the broker. E. D. Edgerton has purchased the attractive home of Sam Lederer at 436 Sunset road, Winnetka. · Mr. McDaniel acted as broker. Frank Doetherage has sold to Thomas H. Pringle, the very attractive home at 839 Lincoln street, Evanston. Mr. Mulford was the broker. Lot 25 in Deere Park was recently ' bought by Julius R. Ossenhauer. This is a riparian lot with a frontage of 114 feet on the lake by an average depth of 400 feet. C. C. Brackett of Baird & Warner was the broker. Lot "C" in Baird & Warner's Deere Park subdivision, owned by Ralph Martin and Ralph Hunt was sold to Henry C. Keel, president of the Edgewater Trust & Savings bank. Lot size is 117 feet frontage by 254 feet. Mr. Petree acted as broker. Miles Geringer recently sold to William Deason the house at 91 Keeney street, Evanston. Mr. Somer of Baird & Warner was the broker. Henry C. Keel, president of the Edgewater Trust & Savings bank recently purchased of Frank Wawak, Jr., lot 30 in Baird & Warner's Deere Park subdivision. This lot is 100 x 295. Mr. Petree of Baird & Warner was broker. Mrs. T. C. Mou~ding of 1004 Gregory avenue entertained her Reading circle Monday afternoon in her home. ~ =» o 0 0 ~ e ~ ~ = = = = g F. D. CLAV. EY i RAVINIA NURSERIES, Inc. 5 The Lake SMre t. Largest Nurs£ries = = Office and Nursery: Telephones: ~ ~ c e ~ ~ Cultivating Arbor Vitae Evergreens ~ ; C For The Lowest Possible Prices on EVERGREENS SHRUBS . ~ PERENNIALS Call ; DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS DEERFIELD 36 AND HIGHLAND PARK 36 C C ; JOHN OSTROWSKY Highland Park 2098-Y-1 West Park Avenue ; = Office and Nur&erie& one mile west of W aulugan Road ~ft6ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft6666&. c Highland Park WHY THE NORTH SHORE IS FAMOUS Beautiful landscapes. no less than beautiful bome,s. .make the Nonb Shore famous. The landscape elects -harmonize with and accentuate the beauty of the buildings. As landscape gardenen. we take pride in the .buuty of Chicago's suburbs. in all of which we have designed and planted rtsidence grounds. Phone for our landscape gardener to call on you to oftr suggestions as to the best treatment of your propeny. SWAIN NELSON &: SONS CO. Glenview, Ill. Groaacls of Mr. Wauea Wrialn; Golf. Dliaois. Phones: Glenview 87 8 88, Rogers Pk. 6620