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32 WINNETKA TALK July 24, 1926 ------ A Series on the Economy of Living at The Georgian For 3m 1] perl, = rel i gia STI Lid) i] if 5 mn J dB -" ry Preferred | Suites October Leases--Now! IVE at The Georgian. Well appointed, completely furnished apartments. Two, three and four room suites, larger if desired. Comfortable family homes for exacting people. The central management of The Georgian takes over all the details of homekeeping, relieves you of all the work, provides true home comfort without rhe worry. Fees usually less than you are now paying. Inspect the model suite, the appointments, the con- veniences, the many extr: features exclusive with The Georgian. Settle your fall living problems now. Fall Leases Now Being Signed Pending Completion October First Visit the Model Suite at 522 Davis Street Telephone Greenleaf 1363 |The (georgian Hotel Corporation New West Kenilworth Home Nearing Completion | Another of the pretty homes which | are rapidly dotting the Community Development section in West Kenil- worth, is well under way, on Earlston road, with plans for its completion by September 15. Architecturally it is of the English type variety, It is being erected for Frank M. Cremmelin, western repre- sentative of "The 'Nation's Business," the official publication of the National Chamber of Commerce. It is to com- prise nine rooms, and will be of brick veneer construction. A number of lots which have 'been sold in this section, in the past, it is said, are to be improved soon, perhaps this season. SELL VACANT E. L. and May C. Middleton sold to Henry C. and Emily C. Anderson' the vacant residence lot, 50x150, on the east side of Rosewood avenue between Fig and Vine streets, Winnetka. Mr. Anderson, who is a builder will erect a six or seven room brick house which he intends to sell. F. M. Orndorff of the Winnetka office of Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., was the broker. The Kenilworth Garden club will meet today with Mrs. Hugh Fores- man, 515 Essex road. The hostess will read a paper on "Lilies." A a tie CR SO to . 1230 Leon Place We Are Builders of Homes! Due to the fact that we are not only builders, but handle building materials in a wholesale way, we are able to offer our patrons the ad- vantages of our large buying capacity--which means a large saving in building costs. brings the total cost within reasonable limits while our financing plan makes it possible for you to pay for your home. like rent. Let us tell you all dbout it, ZR] This | Cairo Building Material Co. Phones Univ. 7614-4255 Real Estate Department Correspondents Metropolitan LifeIlnsurance Company Millions to Loan First Mortgages oi LOW RATES LJ Residences Bungalows REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPARTMENT CHicAGO TRUST (OMPANY LUCIUS TETER JOHN W. O'I EARY President Vice-President SOUTHEAST CORNER MONROE & CLARK Realtor's Survey Shows City Plan Economy Measure City planning as an economic meas- gre is a savings bank for the city's funds, according to a study of cities in their relation to city planning that has just been made for the National Association of Real Estate Boards by Fred E. Reed of Oakland, California, meniber of the city. planning and zon- ing committee 'and first vice president elect of the National association. Cities that have not been planned show vast expenditures for necessary street widening, the study shows, cit- ing New York, Chicago and San Francisco, while cities such as Wash- l ington, D. C., Houston, and Salt Lake City, adequately planned for future expansion, have streets of sufficient width and have been saved enormous expenses. The city of Boston has spent over $50,000,000 already in correcting mis- takes due to inadequate planning, ac- cording to the study, and St. Louis has voted $80,000,000 bond issue to reconstruct city thoroughfares and form a city plan for the future. Chi- cago's program calls for over a billion dollars and has already spent over $150,000,000 on reconstruction that might have been avoided by an ade- quate city plan. Pointing out that the expenditure of funds for city planning is an in- vestment that yields profitable returns, Mr. Reed cites the increase in prop- erty values that followed the widen- ing of Michigan avenue in Chicago. After a $16,000,000 expenditure on im- provements, the increase in property values within the district was $100,- 000,000 in three years. A state meeting to encourage city planning with a view toward the uni- fied and efficient planning of the en- tire- state was-recently-held in Califor- nia under the auspices of the California Real Estate association. Mr. Reed plans to attend the In- ternational Housing and Town Plan- ning conference which will be held lat Vienna in September. 'LOANS WITHOUT : COMMISSION : 1 On Desirable Homes and Apartment 1 Buildings 1] ! John Hancock Mutual Life 'nsur- M ance Company ' a VD. LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent |} 1 112 W. Adams St, Chieago M ne nr i 1 Lake Geneva Wisconsin Summer Homesites On Lake Shore Drive 14 block to lake--S min: drive to Lake Geneva Hotel. : LOTS 60 X 158 as low as $1,400.00--easy terms : Only 36 Bargains to Be Had Get Yours NOW Phone or write for particulars. pay your railroad fare. = We NEARY tisfaction - ELDER & uarantee 652 First National Bank Bldg. Chicago, IIL Phone Central 0374