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40 WINNETKA 'TALK Saisie August 13, 1927 _ The first electric street cars operated in Illinois were run in Ottawa in 1889. Two out of every five farmers in Illi- nois have woodlots. BUC kingham 6011 UNIVERSAL Window Supply Co. Window Shades -- Draperies Wrought iron curtain poles. New Shades on Yeur Old Rollers. Sereen and Metal Weather strips. 1223 ADDISON ST. GLENCOE IN THE MIDST OF BIG BUILDING BOOM (Continued from page 33) and above all, considerably below the located in other villages. Glencoe, as well as all north shore villages has, during the past two years, enjoyed expansion in the mat- ter of newly annexed territory. This has come about as a result of neces- sity. More people are constantly seeking their homes on the north 77 _S..BB or Cut Stone Kenilworth, Ill. Mantel and Residence Trim Kosta Stone Flagging | Richards Phone Kenilworth 523 ] 550 Railroad Ave. --------= With Any A SAVING OF $100.00 WAS MADE IN THIS BOWLING ALLEY With Type S-E Oil Heat Machine GENERAL HEAT MACHINES Will Economically Heat Your Building NERAL HEAT MACHINE CO. Grade Oil CHICAGO Winnetka 4655 N WESTERN AVE. 725 Oak St. m FEICIENT USA LONGBEALH 6387 Phone 3013 ]'many . other , contemplated shore. With the gradual development prevailing market for vacant similarly of the former north shore village areas, development of the wide acres to the westward, followed. Here, also, Glencoe has maintained its pace with her sister villages, and it is gratifying to Glencoe real estate interests, as well as to her citizens generally, to note the high grade sub- divisions which are now being de- veloped here. Plan Apartment, Stores The new $200,000 apartment and business "block to be erected very soon by. the Cooper, Winston, Manierre - Trust, at the north- east corner of Vernon and Hazel avenues is the latest definitely an- nounced improvement in the business section of the village. This building will 'be completed early in the spring and there are several other business blocks contemplated. More than 'one-half million dollars are 'at the present time being ex- pended in civic improvements in Glen coe, including the building of the new municipal water works and the new garbage incinerator plant. There are improve- ments: {Harry Hurd Purchases 'Home on Greenleaf Ave. IL. M. Place; salesman for Hill and Stone, sold for M. E. Kind the 6 room colonial residence at 607 Greenleaf avenue to Harry Hurd of Evanston. He also represented both contracting 'parties in the sale of the residence at 1227 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, for Henry IL. Beach to Esther A. Cole- grove. Vacant on Central Park avenue was also sold to Caroline Swenson for O. FE. Desmond. ~ WERHANE JOINS HEINSEN Charles Werhane of Highland Park has joined the sales force of the Hein- sen Realty company at 121 Fourth street, Wilmette. Mr. Werhane for- merly was associated with the Paul Schroeder firm in Highland Park, be- fore 'the Schroeder company disposed of its holding to F. B. Williams. Greyhound racing is scheduled on the entertainment program of the Illi- nois State Fair, every afternoon and night from Monday, Aug. 22 to Friday, Aug. 26, inclusive. WITHOUT L OAN S COMMISSION On Desirable Homes and Apartmen. Buildings John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance Company A. D. LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent 112 W. Adams St., Chicago LLOYD HOLLISTER INC., BUILDING MODERN PLANT (Continued from page 33) will also give an imposing appearance. A big feature is the fact that the new home of Lloyd Hollister Inc., will set back thirty feet from the street. This provides space for landscaping. A lawn and flower gardens will add to the attractiveness of the surroundings. The new building, aside from its modernness, will provide more than ample space for the publication of newspapers and job printing. On the first floor will be the offices, the press room and the bindery. On the second floor will be the editorial department, advertising offices and the composing room. The basement which is spacious and located under the central section of the building will be used for stock storage and boiler rooms. Provision has been made for heat- ing. A system of the unit type will be employed on the first and second floors. Air circulation will be taken care of by modern methods. Buy New Equipment New machinery, in fact double the equipment of the past will be installed which will provide not only greater ef- ficiency but greater publishing capac- ity. Expansion in the years to come has been forseen as is indicated by the fact that not more than half of the space in the new building will be required for present needs. Lloyd Hollister, president of Lloyd Hollister Inc., is as optimistic as to what the future holds as he was eleven years ago when the organization started publishing newspaper-maga- zines on the north shore. "Optimism and faith in the future has caused us to take this venture, which means that we will own our own publishing plant." he says. "Fifteen years on the north shore has given me an insight into the wonderful develop- ment of this section. There is no peak to progressiveness and I am looking ahead to greater things." Flaherty Takes First Prize in Golf Tourney The North Shore Real Estate board held its regular July Golf tournament at the Suburban Golf club Thursday, July 28. First prize winner was Rob- ert H. Flaherty of Mouat and Flaherty, of Wilmette, who had a gross score of 88. Second prize was won by Harold D. Hill of Hill & Stone with a 90, and third prize went to Lewis T. Dodds of Quinlan & Tyson, with 91. Several of the Evanston Real Estate board members accompanied the North Shore board. Pierre Beach and O. H. Armstrong were the prize winning guests. RESIDENCE WORK A SPECIALTY 26 Prouty Annex WINNETKA, ILL. Telephone Winnetka 1125 5 DAYS SERVICE Harold N. Blasius Co. Established 1913 z MANUFACTURERS OF AWNING CANOPIES RENTED GARDEN UMBRELLAS 123 Washington St. WAUKEGAN, ILL. Telephone Waukegan 2087