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52 WINNETKA TALK April 23, 1927 Hartmann Brothers Build Dupee Place Residence Hartmann Brothers, builders, ex- pect to begin, within a few weeks, the development of the third and final lot which they purchased several months ago on Dupee place, south of Maple avenue, Wilmette. This is the north lot of the three, on which they will erect a six-room solid brick house and a two-car gar- age. The house will be of English Colonial design but of a different type from the first one, which was built and sold last fall on the south lot. The house on the center lot is a Dutch Colonial, which was also sold before it was completed. Hartmann Brothers are now work- ing on a Dutch Colonial brick resi- dence on the east side of Sheridan road, north of Central avenue, also has been sold and will be ready for occupancy by the middle of Au- gust. BUYS KENILWORTH LOT William J. Salmen of Winnetka has purchased the vacant home site adja- cent to the C. J. Albert residence at 321 Warwick road, Kenilworth. 1] al 513 Davis St. | [[OKANSON EVANSTON A Question that every man must answer for himself "Can I afford to give my family the benefits of a real home of their own here on the North Shore?"--a question that many men have asked themselves. A question that is definitely answered by asking another-- "Can I afford to deprive them of it?" ENKS pe © LN North Jhove FPeopeviies Greenleaf 1617 ANNOUN CEMENT Open For Business Saturday, April 23 The Elmgate Food and Cake Shoppe NEW STORE OPENED AT 831 MAIN STREET Phone Greenleaf 2060 Offers For Your Patronage Home Cooked Foods Meats, Salads, Desserts, Etc. STEAM TABLE SERVICE Home Baked Cakes, Cookies and Pies Sandwiches which | Graham, in the Mt. Mrs. M. H. Maddock Opens Realty Office in Seattle Mrs. Marjorie H. Maddock, former- ly of Wilmette, has sold her interest in the firm of Graham, Maddock and Baker Park dis- state of Washington, and has opened a suite of offices at 729- 730 Dexter Horton building, in the financial center of Seattle. Mrs. Maddock will conduct her business under her own name of Mar- jorie H. Maddock and will specialize in income and investment properties. The National convention of real es- tate boards is to be held in Seattle in August and great preparations are being made for the entertainment of the visiting realty brokers, according to Mrs. Maddock. trict, in the Realty Broker Purchases Residence on Tower Road In addition to the several sales an- nounced last week in Winnetka, McGuire & Orr report that Mr. Wil- liam P. Perron, a prominent realty broker, who lives in Evanston, has nurchased the E. M. Osler home at 848 Tower road, being the southeast corner of Prospect avenue, Winnetka. This is an 1l-room residence with four baths and two porches, also a 2- car garage. The property measures 161x150 feet. McGuire and Orr rep- resented both parties in the transac- tion. Mrs. K. Blanchard and her son, Robert, of 106 Woodland avenue, re- turned Sunday after having passed a week with Mrs. Blanchard's mother, Mrs. C. F. Perkins, in Madison, Wis. --e The A. O. Wilcox family of 1010 Pine street, will move to 429 Linden street, Winnetka, April 30. Mou MAY WIN A PROFIT IN REAL ESTATE BY GOING AT IT BLINDL PHONE WILMETTE 364 831 RIDGE AVE. WILMETTE, ILL. INDIAN HILL ESTATES IMPROVEMENTS RUSHED Sewer Contract Awarded in Sub- division; Water and Lighting Coming Apace In Indian Hill Estates, a highly re- stricted property of large estates re- cently annexed to Wilmette, and lo- cated 260 yards southwest of the In- dian Hill club, in which $1,000,000 of residential construction is being rapid- ly brought to completion, installation of a sewer system is to be commenced May 1, according to J. P. Conrad of the Cannell, Conrad Construction company. On March 29, this com- pany was awarded the contract for the sewer system installation by the Wil- mette Village board of local improve- ments, Advertise For Water Bids Bids for the installation of water facilities have been ordered advertised and will be received April 26, it is er- plained. At a public hearing, held April 12, a resolution was passed by the board of local improvements for the installa- tion of a street lighting system throughout Indian Hill Estates. This lighting also is to be projected east on both sides of Lake avenue to Ridge road and on the west side of Ridge road one block north and south. This will connect up the Indian Hill Es- tates with the older section of Wil- mette. President Orner declared at the pub- lic hearing: "This installation marks additional progress in the high grade improvement of the section west of Ridge road and will provide a beau- tiful white way directly to the heart of Wilmette." Let Private Contracts Private contracts likewise have been let for the installation of under- ground telephone and electric wiring throughout the entire 113 acres of In- dian Hill Estates. The bond issue for the installation of sewer facilities has been purchased by Bills Realty, Inc., who also are marketing Indian Hill Estates. New Movie Manager Takes Lease on Winnetka Home Sam Meyers of Chicago, who will manage Teatro del Lago, the new mo- tion picture house in "No Man's Land," has taken a lease on the Charles J. Kostbade home at 1149 Scott avenue, Winnetka. Mr. Kost- bade has purchased the adjoining resi- dence of H. W, Rubel. McGuire & Orr were the brokers in the lease. Banks, insurance com- panies, corporations, seasoned investors--all know the safety,. in- tegrity and profit of First Mortgage Realty Bonds. SMBRGIEE 1564 Sherman Avenue Evanston / ok