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48 WINNETKA TALK December 18, 1926 PHONE WILMETTE 364 831 RIDGE AVE. WILMETTE, ILL. | Chicazoah to Occupy New | Work Progresses on New Residence in Renfjwort: E. B. Knudtson Residence Porter G. Fox of Chicago, who 1s The loupigiion a Othet Jeimin 1 é F ; { Ss completed on 1€ nne , Q SS & 208 S. La airy wor 18 co ¢ i bond busines: at ""lhome which E. B. Knudtson, president Salle street, is building a very attrac-|,¢ ipo First National Bank of Wil- tive English type residence at Essex {mette, is building at the southeast ¥ i rr Mm . - - AG and Warwick roads, Kenilworth, a de- | corner of I'welfth street and Chestnut velpoment, with grounds, representing | avenue, Wilmette, and which he plans an expenditure of about $60,000, it is |to have finished for occupancy in early said. S. S. Beman of Winnetka is the |spring. : a architect and John H. Davies of 1157 This is one of the choicest of the Wilmette avenue, Wilmette, is the con- | few remaining vacant flocs on ( Jest 1 | 5 Ave 3 y a wt 'a » rood - tractor and builder. But the iin of wi & Sigh ) bi og E hai > S 1 'here the st Seas ; The house will be of brick veneer, ed ots ane Fohore foe a ga ) Jigs comprising nine rooms, three baths and a erectic $ any fe 2 I y with winding |PTEILY | S. 3 jeatured he the Jor floor. A stone | E. W. Proctor of 2614 Isabella street, Re by the tower base and a large | Evanston, general contractor, is buiigh 'rrace 2 s E ] 1 : Ags open stone terrace off the dining room [INE for Mr. Knudtson. The plans ca in the completion. - There will be a two-car brick garage. Zero Wave Fails to Stop . . . Building Permit Demand Give a gift that brings A building permit was issued at Wil- 3 so 1 = mette this week to Everett I. Ken- come a First Mort nedy for the erection of a dwelling at 1315 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, cost- gage Gold Real Estate ing $10,500. Permits were also issued Bond secured by North for two garages, one to A. H. Hoff- Z mette avenue costing $325, and one to Shere Land and Im Ine meyer for a frame garage at 1418 Wil- John's Lutheran church for a garage at 406 Prairie avenue, the par- sonage, costing $225. A permit to re- model a porch, costing $500, was is- [Fes to John Etienne. The residence is in Seeger's subdivision. provements. New Coffey Residence Is to be Completed March 1 March 1 is the completion date of the attractive English type colonial residence which E. W. Proctor of 2614 LEE Lx GOLE 1564 Sherman Avenue Evanston Isabella street, Evanston, general con- Greenleaf 2100 Apartment Hotel Comfort at Thrifty Rentals! ANY have discovered at The gate--at surprisingly lower cost-- every cham and comfort of the large apartment hotel. art -activeness has been complimented time | of Chicago, at 309 Driftwood lane, the English colonial type, with large open porch, a most appropriate de- sign and lay out for the fifty-foot lot overlooking the golf greens to the south of Maple avenue. There will be a two-car stucco garage. complete it is said will $18,500. cost about 5%% MONEY Have funds to loan on choice im- proved North Shore Suburban res- idence property at 5% % interest. See us on renewals. E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 ND 07. Commission Mortgages U~ O Interest a a da MADE SAME DAY JOHN M. NAGHTE AND COMPANY Elm MORTGAGE BANKERS 10 North Clark Street PHONE DEARBORN 4406 The unusual degree of ¢ i for an eight-room, English house, of S y 1y features being . , ] jar J few of he 1s ye date set for |red brick veneer, fronting the long |, [oe pus : h way of the lot, on Twelfth street. tractor, is building for H. R. Coffey | } |of the plaster contractor this week. Wilmette. The house is in the hands | ¢ It is a six-room stucco, featuring The place ! Another Hartman Home Is Sold Under Construction Hartman Brothers have sold, sixty days before completion, the second of the three residences which they are building on Dunde. place, Wilmette. Their second building, just sold, is located at No. 214. It is to be occu- pied about March 1, by the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. William Arndt, of Chicago. Mr. Arndt is special rep- resentative of the Underwood Type- writer company. This is a six-room: Dutch colonial constructed of red brick, with the ex- ception of the dormer sides which are done in white stucco. With tile roof, sunroom, breakfast nook, two baths and a two-car brick garage, it has proved a most attractive design and lay-out, particularly at the price of $22,500 The Hartmans have one more vacant lot remaining in this block, just to the north of the residence which they have sold to Mr. and Mrs. Arndt. They an- nounce that in the very early spring they expect to build on this site a very attractive English colonial, which also will be for thg market. John H. Davies Builds Home for Manufacturer | TI. B. Huguenor, manager of the | Pittsburg Plate Glass company in Chi- cago, is building a residence at 1319 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, which he plans to have ready for occupancy about April 1. John H. Davies, of 1157 Wilmette avenue, is the contractor. The property completed will cost about $30,000, it is said. Mr. Huguenor is building an Eng- lish house of six rooms, the frame work of which is now up. The ex- | terior will be brick veneer with asphalt slate roof. There will be a large open (porch, breakfast nook, two baths, lavatory on the first floor and a one- car detached garage, heated from the residence plant through underground | connections. Driftwood Lane Is Scene of New Home Construction The last lot, save one, in Driftwood lane, Wilmette, is being developed by Ithe erection of a seven-room, brick veneer residence, and it is said the other fifty-foot vacant lot directly north of the one on which Mrs. M. C. Scheurmann, of 819 Clinton place, Ev- anston, is now building, is also to be the scene of similar development in the spring. John H. Davies, the well known con- tractor with offices at 1157 Wilmette avenue, is building for Mrs. Scheur- mann. April 1 is set for completion date and the property is one costing' about $28,000. The house will be a colonial of seven rooms. There will also be a two-car {brick garage. | { Miss Eleanor Beard. daughter of [ Mrs. Mary Beard of 796 Center street, will arrive from New York a dav or |two before Christmas, to spend the {holidays here. WITHOUT | LOANS. Yimour On Desirable Homes and Apartment ! Buildings John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance Company Loan Agent 112 W., Adams St., Chicago IAIN STREET AT ELMWOOD AVEN! y/o INTEREST and again by the very best people. In- ¢ A. D. LANGWORTHY, spection daily 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. he 28 Second Mortgage Money ELMCGCATE f LOANED TO HOME OWNERS ON EASY PAYMENTS H Suite 1408 -- 77 West Washington Street Louis G. Eg ET Phone State 6039 CHICAGO