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WINNETKA TALK May 14, 1927 YOU came to the North Shore because it is a place of good homes Do you own mm 513 Davis St. EVANSTON your home? Greenleaf { 1617 \ i ff v4 [{OKANSON JENKS A + SE i A Nor th Shove Peopeciies F G10 100i b4E SLR Oo1ZL ¢ { : Spend an Ideal | LE dh Sh RARE oh VEIEIITIYSE at The Elmgate is ideally located for those who attend summer school. Just 10 minutes from the campus. fronts on a secluded Italian patio giving quiet and charm. summer home for the student's family or the summer resident. Optional maid service makes economy possible. rooms, kitchens or kitchenettes. INQUIRE NOW Phone Greenleaf 2100 -- or write he ELMGATE ddd Summer The ELMGATE Evanston HOSE desiring suburban advantages coming summer months can still obtain 1, 2 and 3 room, newly furnished homes at The Elmgate at ex- ceptionally moderate rental. Complete dining a lithe dda he A during the apartment Northwestern The Elmgate A perfect atheists atiidbdb sbi rrnTY Tey Pro rovoToToY Gilbert D. Johnson Concern Negotiates Large Acreage Sale Dr. and Mrs. Robert Clements of Austin have purchased two tracts com- prising 16% acres two miles north of the Barrington Hills Country club from a syndicate headed by Frederick A. Cooper and Louis Manierre. On one of these tracts the new owncrs will erect an English cottage type of residence for their own use. The other parcel is purchased for investment. Gil- bert D. Johnson & Brother, who ne- gotiated these transactions, report the following recent sales: Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Ewer of Wilmette have purchased five acres three miles northwest of Barrington station from Gilbert D. Johnson, tep- resenting a syndicate. The farm house on the property will be remodeled and that portion of the property in the vicinity of the house will be landscaped. S. Chester Danforth of Deerfield has purchased Lot 18, 100x400 ft., in "Brier- hill" overlooking Briergate Golf club, Deerfield, from George Emrich, Gilbert D. Johnson & Brother report increased real estate activity in Glen- coe, Deerfield and Barrington. Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Timmins, 71 Warwick avenue, Kenilworth and their daughter, Virna May, are sailing from New York today for three months abroad. Mr. Timmins will study art in France, Italy and Spain. Their two sons, Junior and William, will be in a camp in New York until their return. 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 now. YOU CAN BUY ON VERY EASY TERMS PROPERTY THAT ERE MONEY- ANDI MAKERS LIKE TO PHONE WILMETTE 364 . 831 RIDGE AVE. WILMETTE, ILL. F.B. Thomas Co., Announces Many Recent Transfers Frederick B. Thomas and company, Chicago and Winnetka offices an- nounce recent sales of residences and vacant property on the north shore, aggregating $250,000, as follows: 794 Locust street, Winnetka, new 7- room stucco for C. H. Dunlap to H. W. Beyers, freight traffic manager, Chi- cago and North Western railroad. 1356 Scott avenue, Winnetka, 7 rooms, for James I. Williston to H. W. Burnham. 1437 Edgewood lane, Winnetka, for Mable Thayer to H. E. Pollard. 1005 Ash street, Winnetka, for Fred Cooper to B. C. Buchanan. 271 Poplar street, Winnetka, for Anna Dreibus to J. W. Lasier. 1175 Pelham road, Winnetka, 8-room English brick and stucco with grounds 120x252 for I. Schuman to IL. F. Dwyer of Winnetka, R. M. Johnston of Wil- mette representing Mr. Dwyer. 815 Greenleaf room frame for Harry Dorothy A. Fargo. ° 505 Drexel avenue, Glencoe, 7 rooms with 220 feet frontage for Calvin Lit- tlefield to W. L. Stocklin. Also a lot in Mid-Park subdivision, Winnetka, to John W. Brown, and building sites to C. R. Sutherland on Poplar street ; one to Florence S. Chap- man on Pine, west of Lincoln; also two and three year leases of 604 Cherry street, Winnetka, to A. J. Boynton and 608 Elm street to John H. Mulliken of Pettibone Mulliken company. Find West Wilmette Area Popular for Homesites The extension of underground im- provements to the west section of Wilmette is attracting buyers of va- cant in that section in numbers, accord- ing to recent sales reported by F H. Gathercoal, of 1213 Wilmette avenue, Wilmette, who has lately sold three lots on Washington avenue, just west of Greeley avenue, which are to be improved with residences by the own- ers. One of the purchasers, Herman Ber- gold, already has the frame work up for a five-room stucco bungalow which he is building, and Edward Olson, another of the purchasers, expects to begin building soon. The other lot was sold to Erick Naslund, who also expects to build, it is said, but not until later. avenue, Glencoe, 10- Meyering to BUILD NEW HOME Lawrence Wilson has purchased through F. H. Gathercoal, of 1213 Wil- mette avenue, Wilmette, a fifty-foot lot on North avenue, between Greeley and Melvin avenues, Wilmette, on which he expects to build a residence in the near future. North avenue is Elmwood ave- nue extended west of Ridge avenue. LEASES WILMETTE HOME Norman Firth of Chicago has rented through Hill and Stone Mrs. Signe Johnson's residence at 1528 Forest avenue, Wilmette. BUYS WILMETTE HOME Hill and Stone announce the sale of the Henry Sutherland house at 816 Oakwood avenue to Arthur Woerner of Evanston. Lewis N. Place was the salesman in the transaction. WITHOUT LOANS commission On Desirable Homes and Apartment Buildings John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- NGW © A. D. LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent 112 W, Adams St., Chicago a ------------