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20 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1925 CZERWONKY TRIO GIVES FINAL CHAMBER PROGRAM Notice the change of date! The closing recital in the North Shore Chamber Music series will be given, not on March 29, as heretofore an- nounced, but on Sunday afternoon, April 5, at 4 o'clock. The place, as Ella Spravka usual, is the Kenilworth assembly hall. Those who are not subscribers and yet desire to attend may secure tickets of admission at the door. The program will be given by the Czerwonky Trio. which was heard with so much satisfaction last season. The violinist and leader is Richard Czer- wonky, musician of high ability and interpretive power. He has a national reputation not only as a virtuoso but as a great teacher. He is head of the violin department of Bush conserva- tory. The piano will be played by Madame Ella Spravka, an artist of rare charms and exceptional gifts. She has had successful appearances in London, Paris, New York, and Chicago, where her engaging personality and brilliant playing won enthusiastic praise from both critics and public. She will be welcomed in Kenilworth by numerous friends and admirers. The third member of this well-known trio is Hans Wagner, a cellist favor- ably known not only in Chicago and suburbs, but also throughout the United States. His beauty of tone and technical skill on this wonderful in- strument have gained for him an en- viable reputation. A gprogram of real enjoyment is ed for this occasion. Wigston Elting is returning from Hotelrkiss today to spend his 10 day holiday period with his parents, Mr. and rs. Victor Elting of 830 Mt. Home-Builder, Here's Where Your Money Goes Out of each dollar expended for the construction of a home 81%; cents are used for construction, including mate- rials and labor. according to a bro- chure just issued by the Copper and Brass Research association. Carpen- try involves the greatest amount, 27.2 cents, and stucco, plaster and tile work is second with 10.8 cents. Masonry re- quires the expenditure of 9.4 cents from each dollar. Other construction costs are item- ized as follows: Excavating and grad- 'ng, 1.8 cents; roofing, 5.4 cents; flash- ings, gutters and downspouts, .7 cent; plumbing, 9.3 cents; heating, 7 cents; wiring and fixtures, 2.7 cents; hard- ware, 2 cents; painting and glazing, 4.5 cents; screens .9 cents. Of the remaining 197% cents the cents are divided as follows: Land- scaping, 3 cents; builder's profit, 9.4 cents; architect's fee, 4.5 cents, and financing, 1.6 cents. This analysis is based upon actual construction costs of nine houses ranging in price from $9,100 to $23,000 and averaging $15,000. Building Grants Increase With Beginning of Spring Glencoe builders are erecting a number of new homes, permits for which have been taken out recently. 'Thomas IY. Simpson is building two homes, one of stucco construction at 1021 Eastwood avenue, and one frame and shingle at 989 Eastwood avenue, cach to cost $18,000. F. A. Cooper, also, is erecting two houses in the village. A frame and stuc- co residence at 562 Stonegate terrace will cost $12,000 and a frame, stucco and brick house at 850 Valley road is to cost $12,500. The most expensive house for which a permit was taken out this week was a brick veneer residence which H. W. But- SULT LTE The Home of the MOON On the North Shore A body style on a wonderful chassis that will fit every motoring requirement BONDURANT MOTOR SALES Evanston, Ill. 1027 Davis St. Greenleaf 1046 ant court. Phone Winnetka 32 16 Prouty Annex WINNETKA TEAMING & SUPPLY CO. L. J. HAYES, Prop. Residence Phone 426 sENERAL TEAMING AND EXPRESSING, BUILDING MATFRIAL, DRIVEWAYS, GRADING AND BLACK DIRT Winnetka, [llinois for your chickens. 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