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J-uly 8, 1927 f W ·I LMETT.E i·LIFE .- - 15 I In Barrington the Town--and--Country Family Finds Contenttnent For city people seeking a country home far removed from the press of swarming crowds. yet near in terms of transit, Barrington bas a strong appeal. ....... I ,~ ( p. ~'/. ·,..,..,_;. 11 .,~·· Here, from the highest point in the Chicago area, 900 feet above sea level. views of the fertile countryside are insptnng. It is a landscape made up of wellcultivated estates, rolling hills~ luxuriant turf, woodlands and gardens. Though within 44 minutes of Chicago by fast trains, Barnngton enjoys a seclusion unequalled in the metropolitan area. Wild fowls are plentiful for casual shooting, and dirt lanes connect the estates in an unbroken chain of charming bridle paths. Golf, on links overspread . with wild flowers and flourishing shrubs, is the sportsman's delight. Barrington is now being. discovered anew, and improvements are being vigorously pushed. Through Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., . who have had extensive experience in this section, you can get all the information you n~ed on. opportunities here. You can secure tracts of from 4 to 300 acres at prices surpris-· ingly conservative. Come to Quinlan and Tyson for the facts. Call, phone or write. r. ·"'""" ~ . ~~: · ~~ ~ , ~" ~D CHICAGO OFFICE 40 N. Dearborn St. Central 0227 For 4J fiHtl 1ptciGiilt· in North Shott t11id1nt~ tUJ~ bruimu INC. ESTABLISHED 1884 WINNETKA OFFICE 746 Elm St. Winnetka 2199 EVANSTON OFFICE Fountain Square University 2600 ..z., ·nd tlntal·. Fir~t mortg·g· ICHUJa 8IHI in1111tmtnta-imurance· of all lfll*·