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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1921 S | | Oo | | © 1 | EI | | 0 | | Q | I 0 Ol OO EJ OO OI OI OO FJ OE O EJ OI O JOJO EI OE OI OI O----"10=10 Scott and Linden TO THE HOME BUILDER For the man who plans to build, repair or remodel, this is certainly a favorable time. The country as a whole is four years behind in its building program, people must build soon and increased building is sure to bring higher prices. The present situation is the result of forced selling by the manufacturers who have been caught by the lull in buy- ing--and they must convert their stock into ready money. When building begins again they will be quick to ask their legitimate profit once more. If you buy now you can take advantage of this situation. If you wait you will buy 'when everyone else is buying and you will find the in- creasing demand forcing prices upward. We have a complete line of building materials such as sand, gravel, cement, plaster, tile, brick, hair and flax in- sulators, asbestos, asphalt and cedar shingles, Bishopric : and Ex-Wo wood lath for stucco, and all kinds of lumber. BUILDING J 9 Clee [dlel@ (4 &C) Hewtdtars taf Hubbard Woods Lumber & Coal Company HUBBARD WOODS Ele O IO FO OE OF OI OJ OE O EI OE Oy 1 OEY O =m) © = O Em O =I O mm O 1 O mY O EI O I O EI O Em O EI O mm Winnetka 452 ° | o | I ©