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May 12, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 45 Winnetka Residents Purchase Homesites in Westmoor Trail More than one-third of the West- moor Trail subdivision being offered by Glen C. Bull in Winnetka west of Hibbard road at the foot of West- moor, formerly Fig street, has been acquired by Winnetka residents for future homesites. Erwin A. Meyers, Joseph E. Winter- botham and J. P. Stout acquired 125 feet frontage on the south side about two months ago and more recently E. P. Snyder acquired a like frontage on the south side of this tract and James A. Young acquired frontages of 125 feet on the north side. The fact that all of these men are long time residents of Winnetka who have been looking for some time for a beautiful homesite upon which to erect larger and more beautiful homes, is an indication of the high regard which is held for this section overlook- ing the beautiful skokie Valley. Plans for improvements are being rapidly completed and work is expect- ed to be underway within the next two months. Mr. Bull reports that all of these men have purchased with the ex- pressed understanding that these sites have been acquired for the pur- pose of building a home for the use of the respective purchasers and is an assurance of the high quality of de- velopment that is to take place there. Among the unusual features of this development are the restrictions which a plot of ground of a frontage of not prohibit the erection of any house on less than 125 feet and a minimum of 600 feet between houses which will always assure privacy. The improvements are so planned that there are to be no overhead tele- phone or electric wires to mar the view, all electric conduits to be under- ground. CLEAR OUT SKEETER NEST The channel of the stream over which the bridge on Happ road was built a few years ago, was never thoroughly opened, and the flow of water has been more or less retarded. This improvement was made this week by Highway Commissioner J. A. Wil- liams, and will prove of great benefit in affording better drainage of a large area. KATHERINE KING Teacher of Voice STUDIO--859 Elm Street TELEPHONE WINNETKA 1325 Blackfriars to Present "House That Jack Built" "The House That Jack Built," 1928 musical comedy of the men's dramatic organization at the University of Chicago, will be pre- sented in Mandel hall, 57th street and University avenue, May 18, 19, 25, and 26. There will be specially priced matinees - for high school students May 19 and 26. The show is a panorama of the University scene, with Old Man Stagg, the famous football coach, John D. Rockefeller, founder of the school, C. C. Pyle, promotor of the Bunion Derby, and many other well known figures moving through the action. The theme of the production is the attempt of a couple of 1928 undergraduates, who have married enough money to buy the school, to "make it the sort of place they always thought college could be." Blackfriars, SPECIAL COURT FOR SCOUTS A special Court of Honor session was held for Kenilworth Scouts last Thursday in preparation for the Court of Award which is to be held by the North Shore Area Scout council at the Cabin in the Woods this Saturday. Scout Claude Hamilton will be pre- sented by Scoutmaster Robert W. Townley for his Eagle Scout badge and several other Scouts will be up for Star and Life Scout standing. More than 35 Merit Badge candidates will also be 'presented. The Rev. Francis Carr Stifler, until recently pastor of the church, will preach the sermon at the Wilmette Baptist church Sunder May 13, at the 11 o'clock services. . Stifler leaves Wilmette soon to i the pastorate, of the First Baptist church at East Organge, N. J --before you shop ADS read the «A Good Used Car Is a Better Investment Than Many a New Car fp I ges) Qu 4 hol ORIGINAL OWNER has paid the biggest depreciation, and you get the benefit. That is why the good used cars we recommend, represent higher value than new cars at same or higher prices. You get satisfactory performance plus quality from such cars as are described below: Pontiac °27 Coupe 2-pass. Fisher body, the condition of the original green Duco and gray interior reveals careful use. 5 Fisk tires, Sper DE a a oy mounted forward in fender wells. Al mechanical condition, mileage very low. Sport equipment. Only $575, Kissel '27 Coupe 5-pass. convertible, with rumble seat. Black Duco finish offset with orange wheels and striping. Completely re- nickeled. New khaki top, snubbers, winter front, bumpers, etc. An attrac- tive sport car, that is ideal for all- weather driving, at $1050. Pierce-Arrow Custom ' This 5-pass. coach has original green Duco in good condition, with gray broadcloth interior showing little use. ers, etc. A smooth, quiet OK motor. Original cost $3500, for quick removal, $1050. Cadillac 3-14 Sedan 'This 5-pass., 4-door Sedan, refinished in beautiful light blue Duco and renick- eled. The mohair interior is like new. 5 good tires, Lorraine spot, snubbers, bumpers, etc. The 90 degree V type motor is powerful and smooth. Carries our standard newcar warranty. Real Cad- illac comfort and satisfaction for $2050. 2 Buick Coupe 28 Master 6, attractive 5-pass. Fisher Body with original Maroon finish like new. The mohair interior is spot= less. Has 6 disc wheels, almost new Goodyear balloons, two 'mounted for- ward in fender wells, trunk rack, etc. Driven only 4000 miles, so the motor i is just properly broken in. Only $1800. Lincoln Custom Sedan 26 7-pass., Brunn body, with original dark Duco and harmonizing interior in won- derful condition. Has 4 new Silver- town balloons, 2 spares mounted for- ward, trunk, Hoo Dye and other acces- sories. A special value to a Lincoln buyer. Motor is Al. Priced at $2250. The above cars may be purchased from income--The G. M. A. C. Plan CADILLAC MOTOR CAR CO. 1810 Ridge Avenue Evanston Branch Telephone University 8600