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September 24, 1927 WINNETKA TALK REALTY BOARD TO SEND GROUP TO STATE MEET Select Delegates for Session at East St. Louis Next Month; Add New Members The North Shore will be officially state convention Real Estate board represented at the to be held at East St. Louis October 6, 7 and 8, by F. Coleman Jiirroughs, and at which there will be a dozen or more other members of the board in attendance. delegation will The north shore leave October 5, according to plans monthly meeting of the board held at the Lake Shore Terrace in Wilmette, Monday evening. completed at the regular They will stop at Spring- field where they will be taken on a tour of that city by the Real Estate board. Among those who will go are, Frank W. Reid, Harold R. Vant, Edward | Selig, A. J. Woodcock, Alden Tighe, | H. H. Brown, J. B. Bradwell, R. H. | Flaherty, -F. Coleman Burroughs and | Robert I. Wyatt. The appraisal committee of the board, composed of E. Sawyer Smith, | of the firm of Smith & Brown; H.| H. Brown, of the firm of Murray & | Terry, and Harold Vant, of Vant & Selig, are to compete for the Chicago Real Estate board's appraisal cup. Plan Special Session The board is planning a special session the latter part of October for bankers and builders of the north shore when one banker and one builder will address the board and its guests. H. H. Brown and Ray Dodge of the program committee are making arrangements for this session. About thirty-five bankers and builders will be invited. The course of seventeen lessons in real estate law to be conducted by Harold Reeve, is to be started soon, it was annothced. Enrollment will be limited to forty-five persons. The school will be held at Community House, Winnetka. Ray Dodds, chairman of the sports committee, announced that the quali- fying rounds for the golf champion- ship tournament for board members will be held within the next week. A Springfield 847 Center Street William L. Wente Sheet Metal Works Roofing Tile Slate Asbestos Slate Flagging Walks Floors Terraces Telephone Winnetka 225 cup has been posted by Mr. Wyatt, president of the board. Three New Members Three new active associate mem- [ im 3 EAU TY [Ii wl Phone Winn. 933 THE COMFORT SHOP Complete Beauty Parlor Service Permanent Waving bers, Andrew J. Mouat, of the firm a of Mouat & Flaherty, of Wilmette; Dan G. Stiles of the First National Bank of Wilmette; and Elsie P. Op- penheim, of the J. B. EXPERT 7 ATTENDANTS Bradwell real | estate organization of Hubbard Woods were voted into the board. The vote on the latter was subject to the ap- Ladies' and Children's Haircutting proval of the membership committee, the applications of the first two hav- ing already been approved. Miss Jennie Anderson, Prop. ; 797 Elm St. Ph. Winn. 933 : 'SHOPPE |i Miss Elizabeth Richards has return- ed to Wellesley college. Miss Rich- | ards is the daughter of the Rev. and | Mrs. James Austin Richards of 739 | IA Lincoln avenue. "WB flome Bank or Winetka Feople" Qficers and Directors HENRY R. HALE Fresident L. B.KUYPPENHEIMER Vice~/ resident JANBORN HALE Costier GEORGE W. MEHINNEY Asst. Costkier VICTOR ELTING ~~ NOBLE HALE Figures Stir Youthful Pride! One dollar entered under the names of your young- sters and written in a Bank Book, will look as big to them as a thousand does to you. Time and again you're apt to see them peeping at the figures for "just another look, Daddy. to see how much money we've got." Theirs is a youthful pride worth encouraging. . . . leading to cultivation of the Thrift habit which means so much to them later in life. Teach them the value of it by opening an account for them in our Savings Bank. L. 2 2 If WINNETKA STATE BANK LIM S57. LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. . BANKING HOURS : = Jalurdays 8am. lo 12-30rm. and 7 lo rm. ~ / |