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WINNETKA TALK April 7, 1928 PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION i page a with comfort, small upkeep expense and near all of life's important churches, stores and parks. residential district. 1420 Sheridan i ~ Road activities, LOCATION transportation, schools, PRODUCES value, salability and enhancement such as 7 rooms, 2 baths, modern home in Wilmette's east Price very attractive. TicHE REearLtY Co. Phone Wilmette "2671 we know. oT In one of the finest locations in Evanston--on quiet side-street between Sheridan Rd. and Or- rington Ave., close to. Royce- more and Orrington schools, and within sight of the Lake, an attractive seven-room resi- dence. Has south front, 4 chambers, 3 baths, 2-car ga- rage, sun porch, and oil burn- er. Just radically reduced to $30,000. Fine '8-room, brick residence with 3 baths, big yard, mag- nificent' living room, 24 feet square; garage. North Evanston, near railroad and "L." Just greatly reduced for quick sale to $24,500. Unexcelled value. Any fair terms. Exceptionally well arranged, cheerful, 8-room, 2-bath resi- this office. information upon request. A = EE EE = = ec = Ee : 513 Davis Street == _ == nnn Ei SE Unusual Values in 'North Shore Homes dence near high and grammar schools, and Davis Street trans- portation... Corner lot (70x- 100) has assured future value in case of re-zoning. High- grade residential environment. Price just radically reduced to $21,000. On Lincoln St., four blocks from Central Street Station-- an attractive, 8-room, stucco residence with 2 baths, oil burner, and garage. Just re- duced to $20,000. Charming English cottage, brick, thoroughly modern, 6 rooms, 3 bedrms., tiled porch, oil burner, garage. Nice wooded lot 50x150, in well established, high grade, North Evanston lo- cality. Less than replacement value at $18,500. These five exceptional values are all offered exclusively by We will be glad to give location and further Just call Greenleaf 1617. TENKS ~ INC. a EL GU MNovthe Toe ce Properties -- SET Tr-- "em Greenleaf 1617 Sa ----------------" 5 WILMETTE SPEEDS UP FOR NEW MARCH RECORD Total of Forty-One Building Per- mits Issued for $295,315.-- Fourteen New Residences With a total of 41 permits for build- ings of various kinds, including four- teen for new residences; a like number for private garages; seven for addi- tions and alterations and six for business and commercial buildings, Wilmette witnessed during the month of March the beginning of not only the greatest variety of activity it has seen for several years, but with a grand total of $295,315, breaking all former March records. The cost of the fourteen residences is given as $206,350; the fourteen pri- vate garages, $5915; the seven addi- tions and alterations, $6,250; the six business and commercial buildings, $76,800. During the month of March a year ago, there were only twelve permits issued, all of which were for residences, and the total cost of which was only $144,500, far less than one-half that of March this year. Residence Permits Those to whom permits were issued for new residences and the cost of the same follow: R. J. Kroschell, 2 story brick veneer, 224 Eighteenth street, $10,000. A. S. Hecht, brick, in Kenilworth Gardens, $15, 500. Max "Feiges, stucco on tile, 1025 Sheridan road, $24,000. C. Hartman, brick, 111 Central Park avenue, $8,750. D. J. Hartnett, frame bungalow, 611 Harvard street, $5,600. W. R. Knupfer, cinder block and stucco, 127 Laurel, $21,000. Wm. R. Gaines, frame, 2812 Black- hawk road, $15,000. B. R. Simpson, frame, 2202 Elmwood avenue, $2,500. F. Wiley, brick and stucco, 1174 Michigan avenue, $38,000 Arthur Lee, brick, 3520 Forest ave- N. S. Realty Board . Realtors of the North Shore Real Estate Board at their March meeting held at the Glengables Tea Room 'in Glencoe gave evidence of their ag- gressiveness when they discussed the plans for the World's fair to be held in Chicago in 1933 and reached a deci- sion that the Board will assist in any way possible to make the fair a big success. With this end in view Presi- dent Lewis T. Dodds will write a letter to the committee in charge of the fair offering the support and assistance of the Board: The steady increase in membership of the Board continues and the an- nouncement is made by the secretary that the following were voted upon for membership subject to the approval of the: membership committee: Active-- Arthur Lee (Arthur Lee); Active As- sociate--Charles I. Pennoyer (Hill and Stone); Robert G. Anspach (H. and R. Anspach) ; J. Willis Jackson, (Bills Realty Inc.); Paul Hardman (Paul Hardman); Affiliated-- Paul M. Deitz (Deerfield State Bank). 1041 Seminole avenue, $18,000. Morley Halverson, brick veneer, 1040 Seminole avenue, $15, 000. C. W. Johnson, brick yeneer, Garr son avenue, $10,500. C. W. Johnson, brick veneer, 197 Garrison avenue, $10,500. Those to whom permits were jesued for commercial buildings and the cost of the same, follow: H. C. Schultz, brick, fur storage ald press room, 1209 Washington avenue, $2,000. Harry A. Dornbas, one story brick store building, 409, 411, 413 Linden avenue, $20,000. Phillip State bank, trustee, brick store building, 340, 342 Linden avenue, ,000. 21 Kraus Cleaning Works, third floor, 1215 Washington, $15,000. 1 A. C. Wolff, 2nd and 3rd floor apart- ments, 1111-1121 Central avenue, $32,- 000. : F. O. Nelsen, tile and stucco show nue, $12,000. William M. McKnight, brick veneer, room and office, $18,000. Grape Vines. is $12.50. 1020 Spruce St. North Shore Rep. 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