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September 3, 1927 WINNETKA TALK Schell Building HIRTY days from now this hand- some new business and apartment block with frontage on Elm street, Chestnut street and Chestnut court will be completed, if the plans of the owner, R. H. Schell are realized. It is one of the outstanding improve- ments in Winnetka this season, rep- resenting an investment, including grounds, of a quarter of a million dollars. The dry goods store of R. H. Schell & Co. will occupy the main store room on the first floor, here there will also be six shops on Chestnut and Chestnut court. The building comprises three stories, on the second and third of which are the eighteen apartments, some of two, some three and some five rooms each, and a number of which are already under lease. Special attention was given in de- signing this building to assure the best in lighting and ventilation, by making all outside apartments. Marbleized boards, canvassed walls and ceilings and terrazzo floors in the vestibules feature the interior finish. All enameled ice boxes with electri- cal refrigeration; all enameled gas ranges; garbage incineration, oil heat, and in fact every modern invention for the comfort of the apartment dweller i is here provided. Seventy Acres Added to Cook Co. Preserve Seventy acres have been added to Cook county's big belt of outer parks through the acquirement by condem- nation of property on the River road, near Camp McDonald road from the estate of Henrietta Snell. The forest preserve commissioners paid $52,160 for the property, or approximately $750 an acre. W. G. Stacey and Co. Sell Vacant on 17th Street W. G. Stacey and company, Linden avenue, Wilmette, announces the sale of 60 feet of vacant on Seventeenth street for Hoyt King to John A. An- derson of Evanston. Mr. Anderson expects to improve the property which is just south of Wilmette avenue, with a beautiful home. CHICAGO 2nd Prize 6 WE WIL REVISED BUILD: COM + on your own lot for $9,000.00 Evanston, Wilmette, Kenilworth, Indian Hill, Winnetka, Hubbard Woods, Glencoe, Braeside, Ravinia Park $500.00 Cash. If interested, address HARMON SMALL HOUSE CORPORATION Wilmette Life B-425 TRIBUNE Room House ~ PLETE ann LUT TTT LUT von Ammon Studio UT An unusual Normandy Day Bed. Everything for mi- lady's bedroom--painted love chest, occasional bedroom chairs, draped dressing table and bench, also attractive chintz and linens. 910 Spanish Court Wilmette 4114 WINNETKA SACRIFICE EMPTY--MUST BE SOLD This charming, almost new 6-room Colonial has an extra toilet and lavatory on the first floor, and an Arco hot water heating system. All rooms are unusually large, light and airy. Living room 23x15. The lot is 50x187 and most attractively landscaped. $17.500 will buy it on easy terms. HEINSEN REALTY CO. Exclusive Agents Phone Winnetka 254 720 Elm St., Winnetka