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fo. % Se SI ry - st pint a i i | | May 28, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 37 Oliver M. Knode Purchases George W. Blossom Home The George W. Blossom residence property in the Hubbard Hills section east of Green Bay road, has been pur- chased by Oliver M. Knode, vice-presi- dent of the U. S. Gypsum Co., who recently occupied the same. This is one of the finest residential properties on the north shore, com- prising as it does something like three acres of nicely wooded grounds trav- ersed by two deep ravines, and also the scene of developed gardens for which it has long been noted. The buildings and other improvements are also quite extensive and in keeping with an ideal development of this particular section. The sale was made by Arthur C. Gedge, of the firm of Hill & Stone, 543 Lincoln avenve Winnetka, the con- sideration being undisclosed. As part of the purchase price, however, Mr. Blossom took in exchange a two and one quarter acre piece of vacant in the Indian Hill section, which the same broker has sold to an undisclosed pur- chaser represented by Dudley Brad- street, of P. W. Bradstreet & Co., 788 Elm street. Mr. Gedge, of the Hill & Stone firm also reports as recent sales, the Frank Kristof residence property at 1129 Cherry street, to Lloyd F. Hollister, and the residence property formerly owned by Mr. Hollister at 813 Pine street, to Mr. Kristof. Pierce Arrow Sport Cars on Exhibit This Week A special exhibition of Pierce-Arrow sport cars is being held in Evanston this week as a part of the National Open Car week, in Pierce-Arrow dis- tributing centers all over the country, it was stated today by Mr. Meyer of Tom Hay & Son, local Pierce-Arrow sales representatives. Much interest centers about the Ser- ies 80 runabout, this car being one of the four models of the Series 80 line on which Pierce-Arrow recently an- nounced large price reductions. The runabout has been reduced It is offered in practically any color combination and is finished in Pierce- Arrow nitro-cellulose lacquer, which retains the traditional giwss and depth of Pierce- Arrow paint and varnish but which is more resistant to marring and scratching. The interior is rich and gay, in blue- green snake grain leather or glossy black, pleated in blocky Piccadilly effect. As a companion car to the runabout, the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car company is offering its Series 80 4-passenger touring, a de luxe sport model. WELLESLEY CIVIC OFFICERS At the May meeting of the North Shore Wellesley circle the following officers were elected for the coming season: Mrs. Alfred H. Taylor of Ev- anston, chairman; Mrs. Francis Broomell of Chicago, vice-chaiman; Marie Remien of Chicago, treasurer and corresponding secretary; Mary Louise Scheidenhelm of Wilmette, recording secretary. Mrs. A.C Goodnow of Glencoe was chairman of the nominating committee. Mrs. John C. Carpenter, 422 Woo<l- stock avenue, Kenilworth has had as her guest or the past week, her niece, Miss Alice Shade of Akron, Ohio. 514% MONEY Have funds to loan on choice im- proved North Shore Suburban res- idence property at 5% % interest. See us on renewals. E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 . | Issue Permits for New | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osgood of Ev . . * anston are receiving congratulations Year Valued at $1,652,515 | Residences m Wilmette [0 the birth of a son, Robert Clif Permits for the erection of buildings| Permits for three new residences in | ton, at the Evanston hospital on May valued at $1,652,515 were issued by the | Wilmette, totalling $52,000, have been 16. Mr. and Mrs. Osgood will spend Village of Wilmette during the fiscal | issued the past week. Two were to | the summer with Mr. Osgood's par year from April 1, 1926, to March 31,| the Barry Byrne company for resi-|ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Osgood, 1927, according to a report made by !dences in Indian Hill Estates, one cost- |423 Essex road, Kenilworth. Superintendent of Public Works C. C.|ing $22,000 and the other $20,000. The | = -- Schulte at fhe Heeling of the Village | third was issued to James Crabb for a | oard on May | residence at 1208 Gregory avenue, cost- : Of the total amount, $1,426,800 rep- | ing $10,000. | A personnel interested resented permits for the erection of 118 | SR CH TR A | new residences; $78,265 permits for 157 in your real estate ready built and $64,500 miscellaneous W. G. Stacey and company, north building projects and school buildings. | shore real estate brokers, report § through their Wilmette office the leas- RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP |ing of the L. M. Dean residence, 1819 Mrs. George Emrich of 614 South ave- | 2 lot on Fernleaf avenue, to N. Kraft nue, Glencoe, has returned from a of Wilmette. motor trip in the middle west. After spending a week visiting her sister an. Buildings Erected During impart substantial as- sistance welcomes the terations or additions to property al- Residence in Wilmette opportunity «f con- avenue, Wilmette, accompanied by | { Schmidt of Evanston; also the sale of PP y ! sultation with you. ew ce 'Report Leasing of Dean new garages; $82,950 the cost of 38 al- problem and able to Mrs. N. P. Colwell of 520 Gregory | | Elmwood avenue, Wilmette, to W. family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McElroy WITHOUT LOANS commission of Burlington, Towa, they journeyed || on Desirable Homes and Apartment to Danville. III, where Mrs. Colwell, Buildings in the capacity of retiring president of John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- the Wilmette Woman's club, attended the Illi tat A. D. LANGWORTHY, Youn Agent e inois sta - of . : convention of Wo 112 W. Adams St., Chicago S v Yui ---- 1564 Sherman Avenue men's clubs. Evanston THE WEATHER FROM NOW ON EVANSTON & VICINITY Continued Warm Store Furs and Heavy Winter Garments NOW! You've Only to Lift the Telephone Receiver and Say University 9300 --for absolute protection this summer against moths, fire and theft. Before being stored, garments are put in an air-tight chamber and treated for 24 hours with a deadly gas that kills all moths and larvae. They are then hung away in our cool concrete vault with its huge steel doors protected with Federal tear gas; and there they remain until taken out next Fall. HE IREDALE W AREHOUSES 1723 Benson Avenue The Church St. Electric Station Is Opposite In Highland Park at 374 Central Ave. In Winnetka at 560 Center St. Oa