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© ERR ry gn A i 4 ¥ hampering of the emi-url 18 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1924 NEWS OF INTEREST IN REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING FIELDS Unusual Duplex of Frame Construction Mrs. Arthur H. Kudner, 16 Warwick road, gave bridge party at her home Friday after- noon. MAKE STUDY OF SUBDIVISIONS Realty Convention Considers New Problem American cities, with their present rapid growth and the increasing demand for homes away from the crowded sec- tion, are constantly breaking over their MH hiry 'by legal: restrictions as t wnshif pe penditure framed "a meet the ot: 5 'a purely rural township, these are some of the growing-pains of suburban terri- tories. Create Metropolitan Areas The creation of metropolitan areas, or districts, is the device which modern cit- ies have evolved to aid in the adjust- ment of these difficulties. The National Association of Real Estate Boards will undertake a study of how far American cities have devised successful plans for the development of suburban territories through metropolitan areas, and will hold a national round table discussion of sub- dividers looking to the encouragement of workable plans, and toward the spread of such methods of subdivision develop- ment as will make for sound and healthy city growth. The study has been undertaken by the Home Builders and Subdividers division of the association by action of its exe- cutive committee. Irenaeus Shuler, of Omaha, has been chosen to make the investigation of present policies of city planning commissions and regional plan- ning commissions in regard to outlying territories. The problem of the develop- ment of subdivisions in outlying sections will be the central theme at the all-day meeting of the division to be held in conection with the annual meeting of the National Association of Real Estate boards at Dallas, January 13-16, in- clusive. Study Transportation The carrying of transportation and of public utilities into the suburban area will be another subject to be considered by the Division at this session. Frank B. Upshaw, of Portland, will lead the dis- cussion. H. A. Brown, of Brockton, Mass., will lead the round-table confer- erence on the extent to which commun- ity-owned playgrounds and recreation centers can be made possible by the sub- divider even for a moderately priced sub- division. Bert I. Clogston, Los Angeles, who will take the chairmanship of the di- vision at the January meeting, will lead the discussion on financing methods which make subdivision development pos- sible. Guy Ellis, of Detroit, will lead the discussion on selling methods. The meeting, to be held simudtaneously with those of the six other great divi- sions of the association on the opening day of the convention, will be an infor- mal exchange of business experience on a national scale. All members of the division are invited to take part in the discussions. High Schools to Study Courses in Real Estate Real estate educational courses are being inaugurated in public vocational KTH 19 x10" F911" | ~ DANING RAETE VINING- RM 193% 13-0" 15°3% 13-0" boundary lines and overflowing into new ----m 22 prs 3 -- territory. But the march of an urban i population into the region still under the township authority brings some large LiviNG LivINGRA problems. Haphazard development of 15°3°% 1370" 135310 the outlying territories, plats laid out 2 without reference to the way in which Bia they conform to the city's plan of ar- ForcH FoR "terial streets, residence lots parceled out wu ~far fron: wate Eis abd a et ------ TLooR PLN high schools of Oklahoma in accordance with the request of the Oklahoma Real Estate commission, which administers the state real estate license law. The edu- cational program outlined by the Na- tional Association of Real Estate boards night schools of Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Enid. Oklahoma City university and the Oklahoma State Business academy main- tain courses in real estate. Other state institutions expect to inaugurate the course in connection with their Depart- ments of Commerce. Plant Now Trees--Shrubs--Perennials .. Dy This is the right time to plant and buy trees, shrubs and perennials. Prices are lower now than in the spring. John Ostrowsky 1487 Asbury Avenue Hubbard Woods Phone Winnetka 546-J Buy an Acre Real Wooded Acre Lots, high ground, fine view, ad- joining large estate an in a rapidly developing section. $750 Each HILL & WHEELER, Inc. 736 Elm St. 334 Linden Ave. Winnetka 142 Wilmette 93 has been introduced in the vocationall (Any reader Interested In this plan can obtain an exact estimate of its cost at the present time from any responsible architect, contractor or lumber dealer, who can obtain specifications at a reasonable cost by communicating with this paper.) Prospective home builders may secure an up-to-date book of home- building designs, containing 160 good perspective views and Dblue- printed floor plans for only $1 by a LY | addressing the home-building editor of this paper. 15% REAL ESTATE GOLD BONDS e offer bonds secured by Commercial Building in Evanston in amounts of $100.00 -- $500.00 -- $1000.00 Ask for circulars Shae: oL 1580 SHERMAN AVE. University 285--Rogers Park 0272 Downers Grove George H. Taylor Real Estate Mortgage Company Loans on Chicago and Suburban Property $2,000 to $1,000,000 oF More--512% to 6% Installment loans on residences and two-flats limited to $8,000 Liberal prepayment privileges with ail loans 312 SOUTH CLARK ST., CHICAGO TELEPHONE WABASH 1246 REAL ESTATE LOAN CORRESPONDENT, THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA We Consider Applications Through Our Representatives for Loans on Approved Properties in the Following Cities: Aurora East Moline Belleville East St. Louis Berwyn Elgin Blue Island Elmhurst Champaign Evanston Decatur Forest Park Desplaines Freeport Galesburg Glen Ellyn Highland Park Jacksonville Kenilworth LaSalle Riverside Maywood Moline Rock Island Mt. Vernon Urbana North Chicago Oak Park Park Ridge River Forest Rockford Waukegan Wheaton Wilmette Winnetka Western Springs ARGAINS Cash and Carry Buy Now -- Trees, Shrubs, Fruits, Vines ay land of the Peterson Nursery has been sold and we have a ae time to sell off the stock--This is your opportunity. CASH AND CARRY Big reduction to those who come to our Nursery and get the stock. Freshly dug roots not dried out. Nursery just west of Lin- coln avenue on Peterson road, Chicago. Peterson road is the north line of Rosehill Cemetery. GOOD ROADS Telephone Evanston 1434 PETERSON NURSERY WE DO PLANTING For those who do not care to do their own planting. We will deliver, plant and guarante«s. Estimates given. Phone or write our city office. Do it now. 30 N. La Salle Street, Chicago, Ill. Telephone Main 3613 F