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WINNETKA TALK October 8, 1927 ------------------------------ a) Pay 0 Fd) Ot) dO OIL T) Protect the Beauty of Your Home REVENT smudged walls and soiled draperies with beautiful custom-built radiator cabinets. Hide unsight- ly radi s under cab finished in harmony with your own decorative scheme. Preserve your health by vitalizing the dried-out air in your house with moisture from the humidifying pan con- cealed in our cabinets. Burn less fuel--humidified rooms need less heat. A phone call will bring an estimator with samples-- no obligation. FRED A. ELLIS & CO. Heating Contractors Winnetka, Ill WINNETKA 265 Satisfaction 840 CENTER ST. iy " 1] " H " H " HH 1] HH un" i" IT HH [1] H 1 1) H [1] HH un " i" HH n HH un" H4 un HH un" HH mn H [1] H 11] Hl " : ' i HH H " In an ' " Ho " I 1] I u I i" n u Hl i No. " Hi Every i" 11] aM: H orner " 1] iu of the n 1 . " ™ niverse L iy iy " Ll in Wood -- Marble HH n MANTELS Cement -- Stone H " Period Reproductions in Artificial Stone LH H FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT h " Grates Hearth Brushes Coal Hods u 'H Fenders Fireside Seats Warming Pans i" I" Sereens Trivets Electric Logs in " Firesets Bellows Electric Grates n n Wood Boxes Andirons Toasting Forks MN iy in fit gee erennes a i itine R EES mreeracesi I ---------- ---" n ny Tamm iy REES BUILDING n 4416 North Clark St. Longbeach 8223-4 Mi A - a Sales, Rentals Reported by F. A. Reid, Hubbard Woods The following recent sales and rentals are reported by F. A. Reid, of 954 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods: 1015 Oak street, Winnetka, Oscar A. Anderson to Albert F. Bridges; busi- ness lot 50x150 feet, east front on Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods; 50 feet south of the corner of Scott ave- nue, H. Von Segerlund to Oscar An- derson, of Winnetka ; northwest corner of Scott avenue and Linden avenue. Hubbard Woods, business lot, 50x150, Carroll D. Murphy to Pensylvania Oil Co. Mr. Murphy was represented by Murray & Terry in this sale; 180 Lake street, Glencoe, sold 'for Mrs. Hilda Retzinger; 1124 Merrill street, Hub- bard Woods, John J. Klauke to E. P. Farwell; 1390 Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods, Roy S. Edwards to Mrs. Idea L. Hammond; new house on Drexel avenue, Glencoe, west of Greenwood avenue, Albert Busscher to Kenneth Romig. Southeast Corner of Gage street and Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods, 52x51 feet, business building, stores and apartments, A. J. Pullom to Mrs. Cesira Ragghianti and Rinaldo Rob- erti; northeast corner of Scott ave- nue and Randolph street, for the estate of Carrie B. Richardson, 94x159 feet; lot in Branigar Bros. Sunset Terrace, Highland Park, Edward R. Cole to Andrew Westgard; 762 Green- wood avenue, Glencoe, Mrs. Cesira Ragghianti to Edward M. Tuttle. Rentals: 589 Lincoln avenue, Win- netka, A. Hostnick to J. H. Lawrence: 555 Provident avenue, Winnetka, Mrs. H. Lundstrom to Mr. Moorhouse; 100 Green Bay road, Glencoe, Mr. C. E. Butler to Dr. L. A. Schipfer; Jackson avenue, Glencoe, E. R. Cole to D. E. Getchell; 180 Lake street, Glencoe, to F. G. Sutherland. TWO LICENSES REVOKED Information has come from the De- partment of Registration and Educa- tion that the real estate brokers' li- censes of W. E. Trenchard and Harry Kay have been revoked. LOANS Sumo COMMISSION On Desirable flomes and Apartment Buildings John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance Company A. D. LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent 112 W. Adams St, Chicago LOCATION OF GARAGE CAUSE OF DISCUSSION Extra Expense Keeps Many Builders from Attaching Auto- mobile Space to House By Charles R. Norman (Of Kroll and Smith) Should the garage properly be a purt of the house? Perhaps no question which concerns the prseent era of home building has brought about more discussion than this problem of where the family au- tomobile should be housed. There is no doubt of the convenience of a house-garage, but that does not answer the question. In building the garage to the home it must be remembered that this is a one-gcar proposition. It does not con- ern the man who owns more than one car. The man who owns two or more cars does not build his garage to his house because his affluence permits him to own a big lot and to build in the rear section of it a garage large enough to house all the cars he may care to own. Occasionally two car garages are attached to houses but this is not often done. Cost Is Important The matter of cost is of importance to the person building a moderate home. It has been my experience that the ad- ditional expense incidental to build- ing the garage into the general house scheme has resulted in the plan being given up and this of course has re- sulted in the garage being built in the rear of the yard. While perhaps seventy-five percent of the garages built today are not at- tached to the houses, it is interesting to note that the actual demand for garages attached to houses is far greater. Unquestionably the great ma- jority of garages would be built into the, houses were it not for the addi- tional cost. What Must Be Done Perhaps one may wonder why it costs more to attach the garage to the house. This question is not hard to answer, There are four walls to be built of housing material which must be of the best. There must be heat and that means a radiator or two and additional piping. There must be water. The doors must be metal lined. Then too, there is an increase of fire insurance. All of this runs into money. LOANS North Shore FrRANK A. REID REALTORS MEMBER NORTH 3 HORE ReAL ESTATE is HUBBARD WOODS, INSURANCE Real Estate 954 LINDEN AVENUE LL. TE