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September 18, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 11 PLAN THEATER, STORES, FOR "NO MAN'S LAND" Aimee Shop Augments Lincoln Avenue Area Among the latest shops added to the WINNETKA BUILDING NEWS = business section of Lincoln avenue, is Vol. 1 Winnetka, Ill No. 28 Syndicate of North Shore Men the Aimee, at No. 568, opened Wed- X . nesday of this week by Aimee W. y A ave ice "yr, "ok Said to Be Ready to Start Con- Stransky. Mr Stratisny resides a! A large number of Have you noticed You can't know struction Next Week Plans which will give the north shore a motion picture theatre showing a group of nine stores were announced this week by a syndicate of north shore residents. The site of the new development, lies along Sheridan road between Wil- mette and Kenilworth in what is popu- larly known as "No Man's Land" be- cause it is not situated within either village. A new street, 75 feet wide, will be cut from Sheridan road through 883 Elm street, Winnetka, where she has for the past three years carried a line similar to that which she now has in one of the new store rooms in the Wersted block. Gowns, dresses, sport clothes and imported hand bags, flowers and novelties comprising the various lines in the shop. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McPherson and children, 644 Pine street, have re- turned to Winnetka a summer spent in the east. Mrs. McPherson and the children stayed with her parents, Mr. some time on the Cape at Nantucket. people are having their coal bins filled at this time. It is a very wise plan and those who have not ordered, should do so now before snow and cold weather are upon us. There is no ques- tion about its pay- ing big dividends to insulate. Insulation the heat in and the the work being done on the new Glencoe school auditorium by the E. L. Archi- bald Co.? They are using Toch Bros. Marine Cement and R. 1. .W., No. 110, Damp Proofing on that foundation. In other words that basement will be absolutely water- proof. too much, but you can say too much." remarks A.' Peters. Is there a built-in ironing board in your home? You'll never know the con- venience of this fea- ture until you've in- stalled one. Tell husband you the property. The theater wa es Cd and Mrs. Frederick West of Pittsfield, actually cuts down - ind : d ] one corner and the stores the other, | Mass. During the summer they spent » fue Z : want 1t and then itis: stated. g y si the fuel cost. Keeps A> bachélor 35a keep right after him. It is interesting to note how the | Mr. McPherson joined the family and cold out. No home man who only gets ne sisomobile has been a determining returned with them Wednesday, Sep- should be built with- a hundred miles out actor in the planning, sponsors of the | tember 15. o . t' : ALL, MEN LIE project assert. The theater and stores ut jt. Cabot's of a pair of socks. will serve a large geographical terri- Quilt, Balsom Wool, ABOUT: The speed tory. Consequently, the plans have Selgtox and Flax- > of their car. Miles been made with a view to handling BY. We've never met per gallon. Value of Apmobile business Smoothly and ast a man who doesn't property when in- without congestion, 1t 1s said. In addi- 7 . : tion to the proposed wide street, the we khigwha aly like noodles and sured and "taxed. plans call for private parking space "unelsen a Se y: pumpkin pie. Have How hard they for theater patrons, it is explained. > Stead 0 you? work. "unless." om - Clark Is Architect Edwin H. Clark, of 8 East Huron street, and a resident of Winnetka, who has been identified with much that has been done to foster beauty in north shore development work, has de- signed the buildings. Construction will start probably next week, about September 20, it is said, and will be pushed to completion by May 1, 1927. The theater already has been leased and applications are being received for the stores, the backers declare. Mr. Clark chose the Spanish Colonial style of architecture for the new struc- ture. He has been in consultation with other property owners of the district and the plans have been worked out in a spirit of co-operation to assure harmony of design, color and height. Stucco, red tile roofs, and bright tile trimmings will be the materials used. Theater to Seat 1,400 The theater will seat 1,400 persons. Its triple entrance arch shadowed loggia and deep-reveal windows will be suggestive of the quaint old Missions of the Pacific Coast. Across the street, arched entrances and a low square tower will keep the architectural ef- fect of the stores in unison with the theater. The syndicate promoting the new development includes Ayres Boal, Al- fred T. Carton, Edwin H. Clark, Man- cel T. Clark, Harry C. Edmonds, H. O. Edmonds, Frederick H. 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