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November 2. 1928 WILMETT~ LIFE. ··New·Building for · Bills Realty Inc. in Del Lago Section Bills Realty, Inc., announce plans for their own building to house their North Shore brokerage department in the Del Lago district. Construction will begin !n the early Spring. Tempor~ry quarters are being taken around the corner from their former offices ~t 1603 Sheridan road, to 960 Spanish Court, opposite the Teatro del Lago. Recent transfers negotiated by this office follow: The residence at 1127 Monroe street, Evanston, sold by George Holloway to Charles D. Lowry. Miss Christine Baumann was the broker for both parties. The residence at 1502 Edgewood Lane, Winnetka, sold by Oscar Anderson to Walter W. Cruttenden. Miss Christine Baumann was the broker for both parties. 100 feet of riparian right property on Michigan avenue, Wilmette, sold by Northwestern University to Harriet H. Case for an undisclosed consideration. Miss Florence Cook represented both parties. The corner of Hough and Main Here's A nother The North Sho_re Real Estate board's rece.nt ,action in ·a dopting a "Sunday closmg rule seems to be having a far re.aching effect. Real estate men of Park R~ge have followed the example set by their confreres along the north shore by announcing that thev will keep their offices closed on Sunday during the winter months. This involves s9me eight or ten offices. streets, Barrington, sold by Arnold Sass and Roger D. Hay to Forrest R. LowrY.. Howard -~· Sloan was the broker. for bQth parties. C. A. Stetle, formerly of the loop offiecs of Bills Realty, Inc., has been appointed manager of the Del Lago '>ffices. Howard M. Sloan, secretary of the company, has been advanced to manag_er of the Syndicate operations of the company. Mr. Sloan recently has completed syndicate operations jn the Del Lago section totaling $453,000. The Indian Hill Estates offices remain under the management of Mr. M. L. Olson. September Sbowa Buildin1 Materials Market Ia Firm The firm condition of the building · materials market which has existed for several months continued through September and price changes were not sufficient materially to affect the cost index. Local declines in some materials were offset by increases in other localities. Portland cement and common brick remained unchanged. Curtailment in pine and fir production prevented a slump in price, although there was some weakness as compared with the preceding month. The structural steel shapes market, on the other hand, was rather active and the third quarter closed strong with good prospects for the final quarter. WESTMOOR TRAIL .. -in Winnetka Here, you have beauty, privacy, freedom from noise and dirt and traffic. On a private drive just completed, with all improvements underground, to be supplemented with landscaping in keeping with its high character, in a neighborhood unexcelled, close to schoolswith all the advantages of ·country life and yet within the limits of our own Village of Winnetka. Surely Westmoor Trail offers all that is desirable for that home you desire to build. In talking with a Real Estate man conversant with conditions in Winnetka, he made the statement that there were probably less than one hundred desirable lots in Winnetka, suitable for home buil~ing, many of them only fifty, seventy-five feet frontages, very few a hundred feet or more. .One by \>De they are being picked off, and once gone, always gone. With approximately half of Westmoor Trail sold, even before improvemen~ts are completed, all purchased by Winnetka residents for home-building, is evidence that at the prices at which these lots are offered, they are the outstanding big value for those who appreciate and can have home-sites of this character. NEW YORK JOLTS "FREE LOTS" The penal law of the State . of New York "utterly forbids use of the 'free lot' scheme" in selling real estate, according to an opinion given by Albert Ottinger, attorney ·general, in a letter to A. C. MacNulty, deputy secretary of state, in charge of the administration of the New York real estate license law. OANS We Make Loans to Responsible Builders and Home Owners at 571% and 6% with Lowest Commission Rates For appointment, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1148 Central Ave., Wilmette-:- Phone Wilmette 4000 Phone GLEN C. BULL Winnetka I 0 16, or Central 6970