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EE 26 WINNETKA TALK August 28, 1926 NORSHORE THEATRE has one episode which deals with the 1 Edwin Carewe's epic of the open |life of three hoboes, and there are Frank A. Reid Company i Corner Property road, "Pals First," produced by Mr. |many intimate touches Carewe inter- Announces Rea ty es in Great Demand Carewe in memory of his own experi- ence as a tramp twenty years ago, comes to the Balaban and Katz' Nor-' shore Theatre on Sunday. 5%% MONEY Have funds to loan on choice improved North Shore Suburban residence property at 5% 9% In- terest. See us on renewals. E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main The story polated which occurred to him during his own "Weary Willie" days. The three tramps are played by Lloyd Hughes, George Cooper and Alec B. Francis with Dolores Del Rio playing the featured feminine role and Edward Earle playing another of his doctor roles. The second half of the week will bring Marshall Neilan's newest pic- ture, "Diplomacy," an absorbing mys- tery drama in which Blanche Sweet is starre. . 500 Davis Street PERSONAL INTERESTED SERVICE IN THE SELECTION OF HIGHER-GRADE NORTH SHORE PROPERTIES KANSON ENKS Greenleaf 1617 The following recent sales of Win- netka homes have been made by Miss Margaret Diettrich, of the Frank A. Reid real estate office, 954 Linden ave- nue, Hubbard Woods. Seven-room frame house at 467 Lin- den avenue, to J. B. Kress, of High- land Park. Six-room brick house at 1082 Pine street, for Samuel Southern. (Pur- chaser's name not revealed.) 1142 Ash street, Charlie Kristof, to William R. Schuster, of Glencoe. 1066 Cherry street, E. A. Detrick, to Charles I. Bernard, III, of Evanston. 1034 Fig street, Carter H. Harrison, Jr, to M. B. Dawes, of Chicago. BUY WILMETTE HOME Mr. and Mrs. George P. Clarke, of Chicago, have purchased the new Eng- lish house erected by F. H. Gathercoal, at 1750 Washington avenue, Wilmette, and will occupy the same September 1. This is a six-room house, of stucco, with exterior beams and other features of the strictly English type, and in keeping with the many other pretty homes on Washington. Irs coor) He i Hy-tex The Standard of Quality in Brick HERE are four reasons why the Hy-tex organization can serve you to your com- plete satisfaction: Having all colors and textures to offer, the Hy-tex man is interested only in helping you find the brick that will best meet your needs. Hy-tex Brick is a quality product, fairly priced. The facilities of the Hy-tex organization are such that it can fulfill any promise of service that it makes. You deal with the manufacturer, who is directly responsible to you. Visitors are always welcome to the Hy-tex Exhibit Rooms --to discuss their Face Brick problems, or to see the display of Hy-tex Brick in all colors and textures. HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK COMPANY «Member, American Face Brick Association CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING The skillful vse of brick bonds, patterns and mortar joints, and the artistic biend- ing of varied shades of Face Brick pro- duce a charmingly textured wall of sur- passing interest and individuality. This is but one reason for the su, Face Brick for all kinds of buildings. You will find other reasons in our illustrated booklet, 'Hy-tex Brick." Sent free. sriority of + CHICAGO HLEADING CREATORS OF COLORS AND TEXTURES IN FACE BRICR for Home Locations The rapidity with which the few re- maining choice corner lots in Wil- mette, particularly on the east side, are being developed as home sites this sea- son, is brought forcefully to attention of those interested in building activi- ties by a mere perusal of building per- mits which have been issued during the past few weeks. Three blocks of Thirteenth street, as a section, leads in this activity. At the southeast corner of Thirteenth street and Greenwood avenue, North Shore Homes, Inc., is completing for Herbert Bach, of Chicago, a $50,000 home. At the northwest corner of Thir- teenth street and Greenwood avenue, James Crabb is completing a pretty $20,000 brick home for N. A. McNa- mara. At the southwest corner of Thir- teenth street and Ashland avenue, Mr. Crabb also is just finishing a very pretty nine room brick house for George Bennett, of Wilmette. Ground was broken last week for a $35,000 home at the northwest corner of Thirteenth street and Ashland ave- nue, which Halvarson & Alonquist are building for John R. Willott, of Chicago. At the northeast corner of Seventh street and Lake avenue, Louis Miller, builder, is erecting an $18,000 home for H. L. Jenkins. The southwest corner of Eleventh street and Chestnut avenue, is being developed with a $23,000 home, which R. E. Crosby, the Winnetka builder is erecting for Frank P. Kutten, of Evanston. Henry N. Gage Residence Purchased for $47,500 The Henry N Gage residence at the northwest corner of Twelfth street and Greenwood _avenue, has been sold to W. C. Farrar, also of Wilmette. The sale was made by Mr. Gage, direct, who, it is said, received the price at which he has been holding the prop- erty, $47,500 It is one of the finest corners in the village, having a front- age of two hundred feet on Green- wood and a depth of 17614 feet. The property is improved with a large twelve-room stucco house. The Gages, upon giving possession about the mid- dle of September, will take an apart- ment in Chicago, on the north side. NOW IS THE TIME to decide on your Spare Time Investments the EVENING SCHOOL The Moody Bible Institute Cor. N. La Salle and Chicago Ave. Offers YOU Free training in Bible Study and Gospel Music Fall Term Begins Friday, September 10, at 6:30 P. M.. Registration Night --Tuesday, Sep- tember 7, 6 to 9 P. M. Re, ses- sions every Tender 1 Friday night from 6:30 to 9:30. To those who come direct from work a Cafe- teria supper is served from 5:15 to 6:15 for 25c. Enrollment fee only $2.00 a term. More than 1100 Men and Women were enrolled last year. Full infor- mation on request. Address: The Moody Bible Institute 153 Institute Place Chicago, Ill Phone Diverey 1570 % n