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WINNETKA TALK August 14, 1626 Quick ACTION > .. Place the selling of your property in our hands. Our salesmen will con- centrate on selling it quickly and satisfactorily. L.C.GREGORY«C Greg .ryKnowsWhereDalueGrows" ~ 2030 CENTRAL ST. PHONE GREENLEAF 1020 | EVANSTON, ILL. Paul Schroeder Co. Announces Realty Deals of Past Week Real estate transactions announced at the offices of Paul Schroeder and company covering the period of the past week are as follows: Traded for Miss Nell Avery brick | yard with thirty acres, clay deposit, at Hawkinsville, for $10,000, to E. C. Mc- Cord, for 17 lots in Orlando Terrace | for $10,000. Sold the E. C. McCord brick yard, Hawkinsville, Ga., to Paulina Walters | for $10,000. Traded 125 acre farm, Pike County, Ohio, for Pauline Walters at $8,000, | to John Morris, $5,000 stock of shoes [in Miami. Traded fifty acres, Merritt's Island, Fla., for Judge Roes, at $20,000, to Hayman Aaronson for $15,000 farm | near Fort Worth, Texas. Traded thirty-three lots, Springfield Sub-Division at Lake City, Florida, for | Pauline Waltgss $16,000, to Eva B. | Tice, garage property, Boone, Ky., at | $16,000. Traded eighty acres on Merritt's Is- [land for George Bowers, $400 per acre, |or $32,000, to David Johnson, Spring- | field, T1L., $30,000 home. | Sold, Charleston 60-foot lot North | Evanston to Robert Simpson, $6,500. | Sold, George Newton $27,000 home | on Lincoln street, Evanston, to L. M. | Dewey, of Chicago. Mr. Dewey, a | well known Chicago jeweler, will take | possession October 1. | Sold, James Potwell home on As- | bury avenue, Evanston, for $16,000 to {J. B. Owen. Mr. Owen is with Swift | and company. Rented, Mrs. Montgomery's home, {463 Drexel avenue, Hubbard Woods, |to A. H. Bishop, of the Pure Oil com- pany, Cleveland, Ohio. I Rented, Gifford apartment, North of Paul Schroeder Co. Paul Schroeder of the real estate | firm of Paul Schroeder and company, with offices in Wilmette, Evanston and at Miami, Fla., and who is in Wilmette for the summer, has added three men to his staff of salesmen at his main of- fice, at 407 Linden aveaue. Henry Channock, of Chicago; Reed Gale, of Evanston and A. F. Parkinson, of Rogers Park are the new members of the staff, and Mrs. M. VanSteendren, of Wilmette, is now office stenograph- er. Increase Sales Staff BUYS INDIAN HILL HOME Carl D. Kelly, president of the La Salle Steel company, has purchased the residence of Mrs. Thomas W. Ritchie on the Indian Hill club grounds, with more than two acres of ground. The price was not disclosed. J. L. Floyd was the broker. BUYS WINNETKA PROPERTY S. M. Roberts, who is moving to Winnetka from Detroit, Mich., has | purchased throneh Tndlev Bradstreet. one of the splendid building sites of 100 feet on Chestnut street, between | Mt. Pleasant and Sunset, on which he expects to build. | Evanston, to Mr. Forrest, also of the Pure Oil company. Rented, E. B. Rose, of the Pure Oil company, one of the Arrigo apart- ments, in North Evanston. Rented, J. W. Welder, also of the Pure Oil companv. the second Arrigo apartment, North Evanston. Rented, B. Eickmeyer, of the Pure Oil company, the Bollen residence on Central street, North Evanston. { Rented, the Mike Reese home to | M. E. Foltz, also of the Pure Oil com- | pany. x - oo -- --- - a a - i -- on --- ~ s s ey 2 No lo] a yy pA S --y --) oO e. ng Nn A e ® = S po ua as ue (3 cD od Can Lend You $2,000 to $5,000,000 or More 5%9% to 69 Monthly Instalment, Amortized Loans on Residences, Apartments, Business Property under 3 Different Plans up to $100,000 312 South Clark Street Phone Wabash 1246 a Lo lis a bs