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777 zr dr dzairrririzeaiziiiziizizziiziziziiizus (ll lili leiaiuuiiiiiiis SS ---- ~ -------- = CLARK T. NORTHROP HEADS REALTY BODY Temporary Chairman of North Shore 3 Real Estate Association Named Organization's First Pres- ident 'WOMAN AMONG OFFICERS Mrs. E. R. Stone Elected Secretary- Treasurer; Valuation Committee Announced Clark T. Northrop, veteran real estate and insurance broker of the north shore, was elected first pres- ident of the newly organized North Shore Real Estate association at a meeting of the organization Tuesday evening at the Winnetka offces of Hill and Wheeler in the Ayres Boal building. 3 Other officers elected by the real estate interests follow: C. E. Wheel- er, vice president; Mrs. E. R. Stone, secretary and treasurer; directors (to serve with the officers as the ~ Board of Directors) M. E. Barker and C. E. Thomas. Jonas H. Madsen, Winnetka real estate operator, was authorized by the association to negotiate the necessary incorporation proceedings. Give Property Values An interesting feature in the busi- ness of the North Shore Real Estate association is the proposition of creating a Valuation committee des- " igned to serve as a bureau of in- formation for realty operators and residents of the north shore in matters pertaining to north shore property values. This committee is soon to be named by president Northrop. Appointment of other committees is expected at the next meeting of the association. The regular meeting time for the organization was set as the second Monday in each month. At present the association is holding sessions in the spacious offices of the Hill and Wheeler company in Winnetka. The been a convenience to every real estate concern in the township. permanent meeting place will be de- | cided upon later, it is said. | central location of these offices has | Shore Real Estate association be- came, officially, one of the strongest civic organizations on the north shore. The members appeared ex- tremely enthusiastic over the pos- sibilities such an organization pre- sents, particularly as it indicates honestyand fair dealing in real estate '| on the north shore and promises clean competition in realty trans- actions in the township. The regular sessions of the Real Estate association are open to the public and it is the avowed purpose of the real estate interests to cons- tantly maintain the business of the association as an "open book" to the residents in the north shore villages. WORK AT VILLAGE HALL With the passage of an ordinance, Tuesday evening, providing for re- storation of the Wilmette village hall and addition of second floor space in the building, together with the offi- cial legal notice from the Board of Local Improvements announcing pre- paration for receipt of bids from contractors, makes it apparent that the work on the building wil soon be completed. Much of the work of restoration particularly, has already been completed but there is much to be done in the contemplated remodel- ing. The cost of the restoration and improvements exceeds $10,000. Henry J. Schlacks is the architect. TORNADO A MEMORY Despite the excessive cost of build- ing materials and scarcity of labor the damage done to Wilmette homes by the tornado of March 28, last, is now practically a memory. Even homes that experienced the brunt of the terrific wind storm have been rehabilitated and the only indications of the catastrophe are seen in an occasional uprooted tree that has not been cleared away, an overturned signboard or portion of wind-torn roofing. A well trained memory is one that forgets to suspend good advertising. "The man who owns his home likes America." GO TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY DO YOU NEED MONEY? We lend money on second mort- gages and purchase building con- tracts. Reasonable rates. Prompt : Moetabers Enthusiastic ill action. 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Ickes Is Seller in Big Michigen Boulevard Real Estate Transaction A Michigan boulevard real estate deal this week was the purchase by the Congress Hotel company from Anna Wilmarth Ickes of Winnetka, of the 26x172 feet of ground under the hotel at No. 512, or 114 feet south of Congress street, for $130,000, or at the rate of $5,000 a front foot. The property was under lease for ninety- nine years to the hotel company from May 1, 1892, at an annual rental of $5,200. The sale is on a 4 per cent basis. The transaction was negotiat- ed by David S. Simon and B. W. Eisendrath. Locks deh pba menbapi abu budestu bobo dechobs, Cale LL iiiiiiidiis rll zriiziiiiririiiiiiiiidiiis 7 HILL & WHEELER WITH TWO OFFICES 401 LINDEN AVENUE WILMETTE PHONES 93 and 364 And a high class sales force that gives satisfaction and gets results. LIST YOUR HOME WITH US Realtors 743 ELM STREET ' WINNETKA PHONES 142 and 422 Harold L. Ickes represented his wife as the seller. It has been in the Wilmarth family since 1857. The Wilmarth residence was about the only one on Michigan avenue that escaped the big fire. SII PIII iiririiiiiidiid Ar aT 7 27 2 dl Zi 777777 277i "American citizenship is your most valuable asset." Dr. Miller, Osteopath. North Shore Hotel, Evanston.' Phone 6424. LTG27-tfe Ads Are A Clearing House If ycu have property for sale anywhere on the North Shore, list it with A. R. EDDINGTON 1157 Wilmette Ave. Tel. Wil. 640 Opposite Village Theatre oOr I0EI0E= SSE : BOND BROS. | & CO. contractors | 624 Davis St. Tel. Ev. 944 i EVANSTON, ILL. i Also agents for the { Judd Washing Machine and { XOEXOK Simplex Ironing ,Machine 0 272277 ririiziiiiiiaiiitiiidddds Special Bargains Attractive 7-room stucco, in choice east location, well decorated, garage . . . . Near new stucco home, 8 large rooms, splendid location, convenient to all transportation, water heat, large living-room, fireplace, glassed sleep and sun porches, deep wooded lot, owner leaving, will Ideal 8-room home in finest eastern section, water heat, living-room 14x26, fireplace, four master bedrooms and maid's room, 2 baths, double gar- age, beautifully wooded lot. Near new 8-room home in ideal location, hot water heat, glassed porches, large rooms, finely decor- ated, half - acre lot. M. E. Barker & Co. 405 LINDEN AVENUE ILE ELLE el Le LLL T7777, . $12,500 . . . . . . . . $15,750 Reduced . $16.000 . . . . Excellent bargain. $17,000 End of "L" Phone Wil. 484 WILMETTE, ILL. [+] OI OE OE O Er (00 SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR LOCAL PAPER hn sm, ~ Phones 1920-1921 © Attractive North Shore Homes TTR ER Ee 1's E Iz = I= === == === -- == == LE g! i Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Talophon William Aitken «BUILDER OF MODERN HOMES" es: Res. 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