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LU 14U U4Lt ions ,) C Lastly. dont forget that the great. findmO~~ out-of-doors will pay dividends in 1~r~ better health and. prolonged vears.' on.eliving o fars o inr1 'especially if you persuade. yourself, coMmnites. ý.tosped aday or two a-.week at.the coni:iie. tfarm.This is daily becoming more o! t1ilr, possible for teaveragze City man as sieceI 0ad a time when a-ood ffcehors are sbo'rtened and Satur- ý 4C~~~ farmns in the CIIi- 'davsý are free.« cago area cati îe ____________à io~t18 ts a bought at very te iire a tue reasonable 1»riecs. D fnt rset O~lc Most- everlole D fn*e.P op cs remembers the: oof Active S»ring post war boom iS R.M.Jonson farm.'lands wîe.n en y11 E. Reid Iowa armssoldgood 'Illionis and BMtoE.Rd IoaÂam- odat $500; per acre. (yMilton E. Reid dC. elos 0f curse the cold fot b mad XXe are happy to report the dci- to pay a return on sucb 'a pric.ar Naturallv, inuch mnywslsbtînite prospects of an unusually active bv dirt farmers who often mort-srig Thpulcalrebsaan kegd teirý hmeteas t, iàkea urned to, eal estte and shawn, 44ie4 down 't1air ht ontÔtheaj inin andthey, believe ini its future. This re- ad wn Ciaycnt on thdors w no land. turn is the founidation upon which andhy ityspeulaorswhothogbtthis activity is based. that values woul always go up. Inrs. Money To Be. Mae Now Prices. after years of sub-niorînal Right now we are at a point where level. are coming hack so that the there is money to be made ini well ýselling price and actual value are e" selected lands. Just as $500 per acre more on a par. There is a graduai t bP% twicl8 was too high. farmis at froni $75 to and healthy increase in land values. P>" ita P'8<U4forD1 $125 per acre are, in many cases. A rising market is wbat we have been ..VO% 6), buat for too low. A 120-acre. farm priced at 'waiting for. Construction in private re8ieiW1" j.ge, 1b,1 $100 per acre selis at $12.000. Fre- dwellings is going forward by leaps GersWtnatk,' tïuently the buildings alone are worth anid bounds witb a mucb bîgher Isaac sfeet close to that suni. If you take intco standard of building. Oa.f consideration, concrete roads which The relatively high residential oc- have cost the state $30,000@ per mile. cupancy eisting at present and the and up, it clàes flot leave much for good work Dan Cupjd is putting in, the land. In other words, if you had 'aIl promise -to assist in this market. the chance to homestead the land frm h Gveneni-wultbe~ Another point is the flow of mort-« greaer n oportnit tha tobuygage money into real estate with in- one ofteer n faprins t a liteover terest rates favorable to the borrower G ohe c of the buiatldis.Today and the long-term amortized mort-e your good roads would be thrown gage bas grown in favor.84 ini, whcreas your early settier had to New Staff Meinher ,n wallow through ;nud lanes. In cither We are pleased to announce Mrs. case. the land 'is practically a gift and John Woodbead of Wilmette as a v'ou pay for the improvements. new member to our sales staffi Mrs. Noooii.wn is well knowtn th ~Bearinz ng mid that this northern in Wihlettefor a, number of years-. al Ifioi ra 5lui90hao il past matron of the _Éastern Star oflwe tit shed and is within, a si-hour haul Wiltnette, was an active, member of st 1,ý,tj of the great stock yards, you a cn the Wrnuen's club) and served on the ecad 'b reàdily figure wliy land here is worth H~oward school P. T. A. board n . %va l considrbiy~ more tha t-he -satine -iii tirneirous civic activities.(rhe; jef bit IARRLNGTONI ST.CItARLES WYATT & (EIONSttetiteth 1026 WAUKEGAN ROLD e 0119 WAKEA? ~ADGLENVIEW 81 car 61