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WINNETKA TALK September 8, 1928 Evanston Syndicate Buys Wooded Ground in Glencoe An Evanston syndicate has just pur- chased through the City National Bank and Trust company the heavily wooded property with 284 feet of south frontage on Woodlawn just 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. Eo St. Main 0250 I TIT hall & aia LR het AY FOR RENT IN WINNETKA A number of choice two and three room apartments available in this attractive building and ready for immediate occupancy with rent concessions until October. $62.50 and up. Also a number of desirable office and store locations still available. E.SAWYER CHRISTY SMITHY/BROWN North Shore Realtors INCORPORATED Exclusive Agents WINNETKA PHONES 142-147 736 ELM STREET WINNETKA I hl We do more than merely "list" your home for sale. We follow through with a systematic and business- like program of procedure to find the right buyer with a minimum of delay. J ENKS INC. Greenleaf 1617 Winnetka 1617 [okANSON 513 Davis Street, Evanston 746 Elm Street, Winnetka == == == i= west of Greenwood, Glencoe. The City National Bank and Trust com- pany is trustee for the purchasers. Homer T. Flory and Albert Olson were the sellers. This property has now been divided into four junior es- tates, each with 71 feet of south front- age. The syndicate, one of whose members is an architect, plans to build to order on this property four, seven and eight- room, three-bath homes, ranging in price between $25,000 and $30,000. An order is already closed for one of these houses and negoti- ations are proceeding on two others. Adjoining the property on the west is the beautifully gardened and land- scaped estate of Mrs. Flory. Warren Nicols, of Evanston, was the lawyer for the sellers and Robert T. Sherman of Miller, Gorham, Wales, and Nixon for the purchasers. William J. Pickard was the broker for all parties. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Payne and their daughter, Frances, have re- turned to their home at 367 Sunset road after spending the summer nr England and on the continent. Mrs. C. Colton Daughaday of 180 Chestnut street returned a week ago from the East with her children, Wil- liam, Colton, and Marion, who have been in camps this summer. Public Auction Tuesday, September 11 AT 2 P. M. By order of owners we will sell the land and building at 1210 Sheridan Road, Wilmette, Ill. Lot: 153x 110 ft., 12 room residence. And the vacant ground at 1208 Sheridan Road, Wil- mette, Ill. Size: 75x150 ft. And the land and building at 210 Broadway, Wil- mette, Ill. Lot: 75x179.8 ft. 8 room residence. Sale will be held at the salesrooms of HUGO ASH & COMPANY 29 S. LLASALLE STREET Central 6785 CHICAGO Varsity Theater to Show "Home James" Next Week Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Jobyna Ralston, have the leading roles in "The Toilers," which will be shown at the Varsity theater in Evanston this Sat- urday, September 8. The story's locale is a little mining town. Steve (Mr. Fairbanks) lives with a couple of mid- dle aged miners who adore him, and with them works down in the coal mines underneath the ground. On Christmas eve he rescues an orphaned Mary from what is commonly spoken of as "worse than death" and from then on the three miners have Mary on their hands. At first all of them stren- uously object to her company. Then love hits Steve and he falls. It takes a gruesome mine disaster to bring the other two around. "Home James," with Laura LaPlante and Charles Delaney is the Varsity attraction for next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Miss LaPlante im- personates a young lady who leaves the small town in which she lives to become a great success in New York as a portrait and landscape painter. She fails to realize her dream even as her stepmother and everybody else had prophesied she would, and obtains a position as clerk in a department store, where she labors in the picture depart- ment. But she doesn't let the folks know the truth. She makes them sick with glowing reports that finally bring Stepmamma and a bosom crab to the city to see what they shall see. In the meantime, Laura has been having a romance with one whom she believes to be a chauffeur, but who is really the son of Lacey, who owns the depar:- ment store. The W. C. T. U. of Wilmette and Winnetka is to meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Aspenwall, 1195 Tower road, next Monday, September 10, at 2 o'clock. QUT Hrs THT Funding 8 Construction LOANS RESIDENCES APARTMENTS BUSINESS PROPERTIES DESIRABLE VACANT Satisfactory rates can always be arranged. Baird & Warner INC. 528 Davis St., Evanston Greenleaf 1855 Briargate PERETTI RT Estate Loans improved North Shore property Evanston