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WINNETKA TALK October 8, 1927 Seekers Homes Now Ready! 516 Orchard Lane 232 Woodlawn Avenue . 238 Woodlawn Avenue ~~ 244 Woodlawn Avenue ~~ 405 Woodlawn Avenue -- 409 Woodlawn Avenue 362 South Avenue Prices range from $22,000 to $34,000 Reasonable Terms The E. T. Leonard Co. "Builders of Preferred Homes" 556 CENTER ST. -- WINNETKA-- PH. WINN. 1940 Service to Home \ \\\ | dan road was purchased by A. Wat The first steps in saving a splendid tree. Decaying mat- ter removed; trunk ready for cavity work and bolting. Trees are Priceless-- Preserve them! Trees add much to the value of property. A home surrounded by beautiful trees is more valuable and will bring greater returns. Twelve years of continuous service to the owners of the north shore's finest homes is our best recommenda- tion. Inspection, Advice and Estimates--Gtatis THOMAS J. LYNCH Tree Specialist 12 years on the North Shore 564 Lincoln Avenue 1131 Green Bay Road WINNETKA GLENCOE Telephone 1294 Telephone 514 | McGuire & Orr's September Sales From Winnetka Office McGuire & Orr's September sales from the Winnetka office are as fol- | lows : The lot 100x200 feet, east of Sheri- son, Jr. This was the property of Wil- liam Bross Lloyd et al, and adjoins the home which Mr. Watson built last year. The price was $17,500.00. Morris C. Allen has purchased the home of Frank S. Boyden at No. 1011 Spruce street, Winnetka, for $12,500.00. P. R. Cunningham has sold for $42 - 000.00 the house he recently built at the northwest corner of Ridge avenue and Ash street, Winnetka. It is a brick house with stone trim. There are nine rooms, three baths and at tached garage. The purchaser, Albert S. Gardner has taken possession. Mrs. Hildegarde L. Marsh, teacher of music in Winnetka, has purchased the home of Eugene Feuchtinger at 947 Oak street, Winnetka. This is a stucco house of seven rooms, hot water heat, and garage. The price was $17,500.00. McGuire & Orr report stronger in- quiry than prevailed during the sum- mer. REALTY FIRM DISSOLVED B. C. Gelder and B. Haven Sneary have dissolved the firm of Gelder & Sneary. The subdivision business will be conducted by Mr. Sneary. James V. Sill Buys Seven Room Home on Maple Avenue Baird and Warner, Inc., Evanston, report several realty sales, including the following: William O, Gaines has sold to James V. Sill the 7 room stucco and brick house located at 140 Maple avenue, Wilmette. The lot is 50x180. S. B. Matthews represented both parties in the sale. Charles W. Johnson has sold to Wynn B. Ellis the brick 7 room house Icoated at 2711 Asbury avenue, Evans- ton. The lot is 38x130. Mr. Frost rep- resented both parties in the sale. Walter A. Stults has sold to Frank W. Cauley the 9 room frame house lo- cated at 1519 Hinman avenue, Evans- ton. The lot is 499x190. Mr. J. H. Born represented both parties in this trans- action, Heino F. Busch has sold to Marion A. Klink the solid brick 12 room house located at 2880 Sheridan place, Evans- ton. The lot is 88x214. Mr. A. C. Frost represented the buyer and Stanley & Co. the seller. USE BEST PLASTER MATERIAL As eighty percent of the visible in- terior of the average home is plastered it is essential, in the interest of beauty, economy and durability, that the best materials and workmanship be em- nloyed. BETTER HIGHLAND AMERICAN 3.0000 | EXPOSITION WOMAN'S CLUB OCT. 12:13:14 From noon to 10 p. m. PARK Admission 25 Cents Everything for the Home Displayed «nd Demonstrated