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58 WINNETKA TALK February 4, 1928 dofehehdobohdobokododob ddd ob ohoboldohoRoRoh oR hod odoh dod fobod Fob ofododo de od feodoode feof fe ole odo ob Property Managed Insurance--Loans Sales--Rentals 513 Fourth St. Phone 192-193 ode ode of oo of odo ode oe oe of of cdo oo ode ode oo oo cdo odo oo obs of oe oo oo oF oo ode of ob oo oe oF oo oe oe oe oo oo oe of of oe oo ofr oo of Bo Boob oR oe oo fo obo of oe of fo obo ods oe oo oF oo oe oe oe fe obs oe oe of of of oF oe of of ob oe Bek Bode oko ogo of of of of of ofe fe fe ole oe oe oe oe oe of of of fe ode of of oe ofe oe os of of of of clef he ole Insulation! -- Keeps your home Warmer in Winter -- Cooler in Summer Saves Fuel -- Is Fireproof Is Verminproof -- Is Dry Is Easily and Quickly Applied Is Inexpensive, and can be put in old or new houses. Glad to give estimates. R. E. Crosby 566 Center St. WINNETKA Ph. Winn. 2032 Live on the Lake Riparian Rights Bargain 100x430 feet $26,250.00 (Half Cash) For Immediate Sale Beautifully wooded, high bluff. Fine Beach, Breakwater in. Conveniently located to School and transportation in Ravinia. Can be used for two homes. E.SAWYER lc) CHRISTY 3 7:1 8100) 18) MEMBER NORTH SHORE North Sho Realtors INCORPORATED Exclusive Agents 736 Elm Street Winnetka 142-147 H. E. Torstenson Buys Two Home Sites In Winnetka Henry A. Torstenson, vice president of the J. A. Torstenson company, in- terior decorators, has bought two residential sites in Winnetka adjoining Elder Lane park on the north and fronting 239 feet on Sheridan road, from the Chicago Title and Trust company, trustee. They are scrved by a private road and have a private beach and pier. While the price was not disclosed it is reported tnat this property has been held for $65,000. It is stated Mr. Torstenson contem- plates erecting a beautiful home on one of the sites this spring. Claude W. Morris, subdivider and builder, is erecting a residence on an adjoining parcel. E. Edsall Olson, president of the real estate corporation, was broker. H. C. Crowell Purchases Indian Hill Home Site Henry Coleman Crowell of Win- netka has purchased one and three- quarters acres on Indian Hill road, facing on the third fairway of the In- dian Hill golf course at Winnetka from H. J. Freyn for an undisclosed consideration. It is stated Mr. Crowell expects to build a residence on the property in the spring. McGuire & Orr were the brokers. Hand Tooled Leather Wall Paper Gives Color to Home Imported wall papers in reproduction of hand tooled leather of the Spanish and Italian schools offer charming opportunities to the owner of the Spanish or Italian style of house. Naturally most Spanish houses have colorful interiors and these imported wall papers blend delightfully with almost any color scheme. LOANS Jour COMMISSION On Desirable Homes and Apartment Buildings John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance Company A. D. LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent 112 W. Adams St. Chicago GLENCOE SETS PACE IN PAVING PROJECT (Continued from page 46) nue to the proposed through highway. (Note: The brick pavement upon this street between Vernon avenue and Glen- coe road is in good condition, but should be widened in order to give a free out- let from Skokie road to the proposed highway.) Lincoln avenue: Tentative recommenda- tion is to lower this street from Vernon avenue to Crescent drive, so as to pass below the proposed through highway and below the Chicago & Northwestern and the North Shore railroads' tracks, and connect with Crescent drive from the east. Beach road from Green Bay road to the lake. Park avenue from Green Bay road to the lake. Hazel avenue from Grove street to Greenwood avenue and from Green Bay road to the lake; (Note: The tentative recommendation here is to lower Hazel avenue between Vernon avenue and the proposed through highway so as to pass below the said highway and below the railroad and the North Shore tracks as it now does.) Hawthorne avenue from road to Longwood avenue. South avenue from Grove street to Vernon avenue, and from Green Bay road to Sheridan road, and from Sheridan road to the lake. Washington avenue from Grove street to the proposed new highway. Adams avenue from Grove street to the proposed new highway. : Jefferson avenue from Grove street to Vernon avenue. # Ida place from Green Bay road to South avenue. Fairview road from Green Bay road to Palos road. Harbor street from the railroad tracks to Sheridan road; (Note: It is a tentative angenctinn that Madison avenue be straightened through the vacant property in Block 1, Stolba's Addition, and low- .rad wn as to pass below the proposed new highway and below the tracks of the Northwestern railway and the Chi- cago, North Shore & Milwaukee railroad to connect with Harbor street at this point. : Woodlawn avenue from the railroad tracks to Sheridan road. Scott avenue from the railroad tracks to Sheridan road. In addition, those parts of South ave- nue and Vernon avenue which now have a 24-foot concrete pavement in good con- dition should be widened to 32 feet to conform to the balance of the recom- mendation. Green Bay One of the heavily constructed wire mesh baskets for burning rubbish is an extremely useful adjunct to the back vard. PRUNING SPRAYING PLANTING TREE SURGERY THOMAS J. LYNCH 564 LINCOLN AVE. Ze2. WINNETKA 1294 1131 GREEN BAY ROAD Jel. 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