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50 WINNETKA TALK September 17, 1927 Austin L. Wyman Buys For Sale--DEERE PARK Skokie Heights Home The residence at 945 Eastwood Tr {Something very choice. road, Skokie Heights, Glencoe, has ¥. ; Large, new, brick home T ig with sun parlor and two been sold by Walter J. McGuire to car gapage, Jot Qveriook. Austin I. Wyman, a prominent Chi- ing lake, . front, Chelly . iad also large parkway. cago attorney. The grounds have a Shrubbery, flowers. Large frontage of approximately 120 feet. and modern street lights The improvements consist of a two at the end of each prop- : proy story and basement brick residence erty. 3 . oye with tile roof containing 10 rooms This home includes: and 3 baths, with 2 car garage attach- new carpets, rich silk i Ti ha 30 ras $50 ) draperies, ~curtains, - ight ed. 1e purchase price was $50,000. fixtures, Frigidaire. All Mr. Wyman has resided on the east complete, a home for the side ylencoe f Severs: rears oe side of Glencoe for several years at ment. No. 27 Crescent Drive, which place . : 3 he has just sold to Ernest E. Rumpf. Many other fine homes already built, others built to suit. The latter residence is a 2 story brick with six rooms, which Mr. Wyman C, | io CHA | WIN disposed of at a consideration of 2 .00. BUILDER $2100.40 460 Winnetka Ave. Tel."Winnetka 1800 These sales were both made by the Glencoe office of McGuire & Orr. Look Ahead a Few Years and imagine the value of a homesite on Lake Michigan--within easy distance of the city and accessible to all the many advantages of the North Shore. Deere Park is the 'last stand" of lake locations of equal desirability. Its beauties are beyond words, its values beyond estimate. Private beach--private park--abund- ant foliage--winding streets--all improvements in and paid for--many of the best people already occupying homes here, or building. A few of the choice lots--some as low as $120 per front foot--are still left. Liberal terms. BAIRD & WARNER Division of Community Development 646 North Michigan Boulevard Telephone Superior 1855 DEERE PARK Sheridan Road (Route 42) to North Boundary of Glencoe -- at the Lake ! | North Shore Towns Show Steady Growth in Building Record Winnetka, Glencoe, DesPlaines, Har- vey, Oak Park, Gary and Hammond are the only Chicago suburbs out of the twenty-one on which official permit records have been obtained that show- ed a building construction gain for Au- gust as against August, 1926. Highest honors went to DesPlaines, which netted a gain of 604 percent in the August to August comparisons, according to the building survey de- partment of S. W. Straus and company, who compiled the figures. DesPlaines captured honors in the comparisons with July this year. Its gain was 1080 percent After a lapse in honor taking our neighbors to the south, Gary and Ham- mond, came through with substantial increases. Gary made an August gain of 54 percent and Hammond showed a 24 percent gain. Glencoe took third honors, with 140 percent gain, while Winnetka placed fourth with an increase of 133 percent. Second place honors went to the south- ern tier of suburbs, with Harvey hold- ing and increase over August of last year of 153 percent. Wilmette's Au- gust total was given as $144,890, with no record for the preceding year. In the traditional race for supremacy between Oak Park and Evanston, Oak Park nosed out an honor place with a 4 percent gain for the month. Evans- ton was forced to stand a building con- struction loss of 53 percent, although as against July this year Evanston had an increase of 24 percent. Eastman Attends Meeting of Financial Advertisers Charles J. Eastman of Winnetka, advertising manager for Taylor, Ewart and company, investment securities, recently attended the 12th annual con- vention of the Financial Advertisers association at West Baden, Ind. Mr. Eastman addressed the convention on "The Use of the Disclaimer Clause in Advertising," and also presented a re- port on financial newspaper rates which aroused considerable comment. Install Call Signal for Kenilworth Police Force Installation of a police call signal on the top of the Kenilworth water tower, located west of the railroad right-of-ways, was authorized upon the recommendation of the Kenilworth police department and the concurrence of the Police committe of the Village board. The signal will be utilized for the puprose of summoning police offi- cers from their patrols in case of an emergency. Phone Wilmette 2418 EDWARD HUCK For Painting and Decorating at Sensible Prices 1405 Central Ave. Wilmette SITTER TT TET TL ED J |