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ae i : Masini nsssmr. March 10, 1928 WINNETKA TALK CONTINUED FROM PAGE 55 77 FOR SALE--HOUSES FINE 8 RM, 3 BATH, EAST SIDE resid. Beaut. located, south front, com- fortable, homelike, with slp. pch., and attached garage. Good buy at $25,000. Hokanson & Jenks 513 Davis Street EVANSTON Gr. 1617 TTT1-1te 99 ~ ANTIQUES ANTIQUE DRESSER FOR 'Winn. 1. SALE. 99T1-1tc 100 FOR SALE--HSEHLD. GDS. RECEIVER'S SALE OF MANUFACTUR- er"s samples. Complete dining room and bedroom suites and carved cabinets. Ioxceptionally high grade and offered at less than factory cost. 433 East Erie st., Chicago. Mohlhenrich, 4th floor. Tel. Superior 9754. 100LL'TN24-1tc BEAUTIFUL NEW CREAM BRICK veneer 6 room English house, 2 baths, 1 tile, with showers. Extra toilet on 1st floor. 2 fireplaces, 1 engraved stone. Beautifully decorated. Large, insulated attic. . Block to golf grounds. 1235 Cherry st.,, Winn. Price $19,500. J. A. Horak, builder. Tel. Highland Park 2346. 77T1-1te BEAUTIFUL NEW CREAM BRICK veneer 6 room English house, 2 baths, 1 tile, with showers. Extra toilet on 1st floor. 2 fireplaces, 1 engraved stone. Beautifully decorated. Large, insulated attic. Block to golf grounds. 1235 Cherry st. Price $19,500. J. A. Horak, builder. Tel. Highland Park 2346. TTLTN22-3tp FOR SALE--7 ROOM STUCCO HOUSE east of tracks. Bath room and extra toilet and lavatory on 2nd floor, toilet on 1st floor, oil heat. Owner moving to California. $22,000 for quick sale. Phone Winnetka 427. E. M. Weil, 272 Poplar St., Winnetka. TTTN1-1tp FOR SALE--6 ROOM HOUSE, WATER heat, 2 years old, 2-car garage. $14,000. Will consider vacant or will rent for $100 per month. Call Wilmette 940 after TP. M. . TTLTN24-1tc FOR SALE--7 RM. STUCCO HOUSE, sunparlor, very artistic, rough walls, large studio on third fl, gar., near transp. $14,000. Ph. Wilmette 2585. TTLTN24-1tp BARGAIN BRICK, ENGLISH BUNGALOW. SIX rms. l-car gar. Beautifully landscaped. S. W. Glencoe. Occupancy April 1st. Terms. Write Wilmette Life B-610. TTLTN24-tfp 8 FOR SALE--VACANT Vacant for Sale in N. W. Winnetka IF YOU ARE AT ALL INTERESTED in buying one of these remaining high- grade pieces of vacant property suitable in every respect for a home, please get in touch with DUDLEY BRADSTREET REALTOR Phones Winn. 806-875 78T1-1te $19 PER FOOT 450 FOOT FRONTAGE, 170 FEET DEEP, surrounded by new modern homes in 522 Center St. Glenview, opposite N. S. Golf Club. Underground improvements. Will qdi- vide. Terms. WYATT & COONS Glenview 81 T8LTN24-1tc FOR SALE---FINE LOT, 60x160 AT Ravinia Terrace. Winnetka 1334. TSLTN24-1tp 89 WTD. TO RENT--HOUSES Will You Rent Your Home? FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. WE have clients waiting to sign up. Call McDougall. BILL'S REALTY, INC. 1603 Sheridan Rd. Wilmette 3741 89LTN24-1tc WANTED TO RENT FOR 3 YEARS--T room house in Glencoe or north Win- netka. Must have either 2 baths or 1 bath and extra lavatory. 4 sleeping rooms. Have attractive proposition to offer. Winn. 2673. TN1-1te WANT TO RENT A MODERN HOUSE in Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka or Glencoe. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage. Reasonably priced. Winnetka 2375. 89LTN24-1tc RESPONSIBLE PARTY -- HOUSE, 4 bedrms., prefer sl. pch. East Wilmette to Glencoe. Ph. Wilmette 2356. 89LT24-1te WANTED TO RENT--7 OR 8 ROOM house in Winnetka or Glencoe. Write Winnetka Talk B-627. 89TN1-1te 91 WTD. TO RENT--GARAGES WANTED TO RENT--PRIVATE GA- rage near Merrill Street. Telephone University 2245 after 6:30 P. M. 91 9-PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM set and tea cart. Stove. Davenport. Victrola. All practically new. Very good buys. Winn. 2391, or 425 Birch St. 100TN1-1te FOR SALE--BARGAIN. SOLID MA- hogany living room table, 2 drawers. Perfect condition, $10. Phone Winnetka 1693. 100T1-1te BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE DOUBLE BED, spring, new mattress, dresser, rocker and chair, $50. Ph. Winnetka 359. 100LTN24-1tc FOR SALE--DARK FUMED OAK DIN- ing set, 54 in. table, 6 chairs blue leather seats, serving table, $25. T05 Oak St. Ph. Winnetka 1314. 100L'TN24-1tp "RELIABLE" GAS RANGE, ALL white enamel. Left-hand oven. Winn. 1446. 100LLTN24-1tc FOR SALE---48-IN. OAK BUFFET, "looks like new. Ph. Wilmette 3798. 100LT24-1tc FOR SALE--BECKWITH CONCERT Grand upright piano. Ph. Wilmette 389. 100LT24-1tc 8-PIECE OAK DINING ROOM SET. Just like new. Winn. 842. 100TN1-1te 101 WTD. TO BUY--HSEHLD. GDS. WANTED TO BUY -- SECOND-HAND furniture - and - other household goods. Highest prices for same. Crost Furni- ture store, 1004-6 Emerson St. Evans- ton, III. Ph. Univ. 189. 101LTN5-tfe 102 "FOR SALE--MISC. HOOKED RUGS UNUSUAL ASSORTMENT, WONDER- ful colorings. Reas. priced. Ph. Glen- view 203. Warren, Glenview borders, Glenview. 102LTN24-2te AQUARIUM PLANTS, TROPICAL fish, tiny Fantail Goldfish, 20c each. Also snails, gravel, fish food and tiny mudturtles. 1 small and 1 medium-sized aquarium. 1021 Central Ave., Phone Wilmette 2791. 102LTN24-1tc BRAND NEW REFRIGERATOR FOR Frigidaire or other unit, or for ice. White enamel, nickel trim. Below cost. Winn. 1459. 102LTN24-1tc GENTLEMAN'S OXFORD SPRING overcoats, sizes 36 and 42, $5. Ladies' dresses, size 38, $5. Winn. 1459. 102LTN24-1te FOR SALE--BOHN SYPHON ALL- porcelain refrigerator, 125 lbs. in good condition, price $75. Ph. Glencoe 375. 102TN1-1te FOR -SALE--BIG BARGAIN--2 TUX- edos; boat engine; gas hot water heat- er; typewriter; ice box. Tel. Winn. 2122. 102TN1-1te FOR SALE--BOY'S BICYCLE. ALMOST new. Used very little. Good tires. Call Winn. 1529. 102T1-1tp WINTER DRESSES AND COATS--$3-$5, sizes 36-38. Call Monday, 9-4, Glencoe 1297. 102L TN 24-1te FOR SALE -- UPRIGHT STEINWAY piano $300. 703 Park Ave. Ph. Wil- mette 2520. ° 102LTN24-1tp 103 WANTED TO BUY--MISC. WANTED--CLEAN WHITE RAGS, 10c per lb. 1232 Central Ave. - Wilmette. 103LTN14-tfp VILLAGE OF WINNETKA Notice of Award of Contract 'Winnetka, Illinois, March 10, 1928. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the contract for the construction of the im- provement of WESTMOOR ROAD (for- merly known as Fig Street) from and connecting with the existing pavement at the west line extended of Rosewood Ave- nue, west to and connecting with the existing macadam pavement in Hibbard Road, at a line thirteen (13) feet west of and parallel with the east line ex- tended of said Hibbard Road, including street returns at Laurel Avenue and Burr Avenue as far north as the north line extended of said Westmoor Road (former- ly known as Fig Street) by grading, clearing, preparing the subgrade, drain- ing, handraking the parkways, construct- ing brick masonry manhole-catchbasins with cast iron covers, constructing cul- verts, and paving with boiler cinders a sixteen (16) foot roadway in said West- moor Road (formerly known as Fig Street), except at the street intersections of said Westmoor Road with Laurel Avenue, Burr Avenue and Hibbard Road, where the said pavement shall be widened along curved lines having radii of twenty- five (25) feet, all within the Village of Winnetka, County of Cook and State of Illinois, said improvement and assessment being otherwise known as Winnetka Special Assessment No. 463,985, was awarded on March 6th, 1928, to Paul Reschke, 1149 Cherry Street, Winnetka, Illinois, for the sum of Seven Thousand, one hundred fifty-nine and no-100 Dollars ($7,159.00). HENRY F. TENNEY, President of the Board of Local Improvements of the Village of Winnetka. FREDERICK DICKINSON, Village Attorney. T1-1te VILLAGE OF WINNETKA NOTICE FOR BIDS Sealed proposals endorsed 'Proposals for Purchase and wrecking of certain buildings and structures on the south thirty-three (33) feet of lot five (5) in block ten (10) in County Clerk's Division of the southwest quarter of Section seven- teen (17), Township 42 North, Range 13 East of the third P. M. in Cook County, Illinois," will be received by the Superin- tendent of Public Works of the Village of Winnetka, Cook County, Illinois, until 12:00 o'clock noon on the twentieth day of March, 1928, and will be publicly opened and tabulated before the Council of the Village of Winnetka at its meet- ing to be held at eight o'clock P. M. on the twentieth day of March, 1928. Proposals are invited for the purchase, removal or wrecking of all buildings and structures described below : Two story frame dwelling located at No. 758 Rosewood Avenue. One story frame shed. A more detailed description of the specific buildings and structures is on file with the Superintendent of Public Works of the Village of Winnetka at his office in the Village Hall, Winnetka, Illinois. Each bidder shall, before making his proposal, examine the said detailed description of said buildings and strue- tures, and shall carefully examine the buildings and structures proposed to be purchased as well as the entire site and location of the same. The proposal shall be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of ten (10) per cent of the amount of such bid payable to the order of the Village of Winnetka. The bidder to whom the contract of purchase and wrecking is awarded shall within five days after receipt of notice of said award execute a contract with the Village of Winnetka for the payment of amount of the bid accepted by said Vil- lage and for the full and complete per- formance of all work specified to be done in said proposal and in said contract, and shall also execute. a bond in favor of the Village of Winnetka for the faithful per- formance of such contract, in a sum equal to the amount bid for such build- ings and structures, with a Surety Com- pany satisfactory to the Village of Win- netka as surety. In the event that said bidder fails or refuses to execute said contract and to furnish said bond within said period of five days after receipt of notice of such award, then the sum deposited by said bidder as required in the notice for bids, shall be retained by the Village of Win- netka as liquidated damages and not as a forfeiture, it being now agreed that said sum is a fair estimate of the amount of damages that the Village of Winnetka will sustain in case said bidder fails to enter into a contract and furnish a bond as herein provided. Upon execution of said contract by the bidder, in accordance with the terms and conditions herein- above mentioned, and upon the approval of the bond herein provided for by the Village of Winnetka, the said sum de- posited with said bid will be returned to the said bidder. said contract shall provide that all rub- The successful bidder shall in all re- spects conform to all ordinances and reg- ulations of the Village of Winnetka. The bish and derbis shall be removed from the said premises and that said premises shall be put in a neat and workmanlike condition on or before May 1, 1928. H. L. WOOLHISER, Superintendent of Public Works. T1-1tc HOPPER DOOR FOR GARBAGE No reason for slipping out of the kitchen to dispose of all house gar- bage, waste cans, paper, trash, etc. A handy hopper door installed near the kitchen leads to a brick combustion chimney. This, connecting with the regular chimney in the basement, is quickly re-dried, and when lighted burns quickly without operating cost. Do You Know-- 'HAT Elizabeth Kimball Nedved, " wife of Architect Rudolph James Nedved has just become a licensed architect. Henceforth the firm name of Mr. and Mrs. Nedved will be Ru- dolph and Elizabeth Kimball Nedved. That the building program in Chi- cago for the first twenty-four days of this year shows that the city is run- ning ahead of the same period of last year, Building permits issued from Jan. 1 to 24 inclusive this year amounted in valuation to $220,879,400. Last year for a corresponding period the building permits issued totaled $13,998,700. That the $22,000,000 improvement of Wacker Drive in Chicago has re- sulted in a meteoric rise in land values in that section. The improvement completed only fifteen months ago, it is estimated has added a minimum of $65,000,000 to the values of the abut- ting property, increment falling to the good fortune of less than two hun- dred owners. That the razing of a finely-built resi- dence does not mean entire wreck- age. It is learned that all of the floor- ing, heating plant, kitchen equipment, and other parts of the interior of the former Victor Lawson residence on the Lake Shore drive in Chicago are being installed in the enlarged Sunny Brook Farm Health resort. This prop- erty is at Round Lake, recently pur- chased by a syndicate sponsored by Dr. George A. Niswender of Chicago. That a few Chicagoans are enjoy- ing life close to the stars, These live in the roof bungalows atop skyscraper apartment and hotel buildings. Among these are Mr. and Mrs. John Hertz, who have their home on top of the Ambassador East. Mrs. Hertz says their home is about as quiet as a house in the country. Glencoe Boy Scouts Receive Class and Merit Badge Awards The February Court of Awards of the Glencoe Boy Scouts was held at the Glencoe school Tuesday evening, February 28, with Franklin de Beers as chairman. The following awards were made : Class Advancement Edwin Sweeney, Troop 23, Second Class Scout; Richard Johnson, Troop 22, Second Class Scout; Allen Johns- ton, Troop 23, First Class Scout, and Jack Brandl, Troop 24, First Class Scout. Merit Badge Awards : Troop 21--John Fischer, first aid and bird study; David Hicks, scholar- ship and reptile study, and athletics; Charles Pope, swimming; Walter Rob- erts, pioneering, and Leonard Simon, salesmanship and business. ; Troop 22--Cameron Brown, reptile studv and woodwork; Lewis Birdsall, pathfinding; Jack DeBeers, aviation; Burton French, basketry and first aid to animals; Donald Hughes, first aid to animals. and aviation; Marcus Levy, basketry: Spiro Mann, personal 'health, and Walter G. Roberts. athletics. Troop--23--Jack Coolidge, pathfinding and wood carving; John Curtis, per- sonal health; George Hunt, personal health and firemanship; Edgar Haight, pioneering and civics; Kenneth Rein- hold, pathfinding and personal health; Lewis Reed, carpentry; Peter San Filis. personal health; Joe White, oer sonal health and carpentry: Jack Wil fiams, carpentry, and Jack Winter, personal health and firemanship. Troop 24--Fdward M. Franke handicraft and camping and Scout, and Walter Roberts, Li