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April 21, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 23 Baird and Warner Announce Numerous Real Estate Deals The Evanston office of Baird & Warner, Inc, wish to announce the following sales: R. M. Ostermann, vice-president and general manager of the Super Heater company, has exchanged his residence at 1045 Ridge avenue, Evanston, on a six-apartment building located at 629- 31 Sheridan road, Chicago. The owner of the six apartment, J. Edward Liess, president of the Reliance Protective Appliance company, Chicago, will oc- cupy Mr. Ostermann's former Evans- ton residence as his future home. Mr. Ostermann's attorneys were Wisner & Walsh; Mr. Liess' attorney was Mr. Mesirow of Mesirow and Birger. Mr. Ostermann was represented by S. B. Matthews of Baird & Warner, Inc., as broker and Mr. Liess by A. E. Green- lee of E. A. Hastings & company. The price was not disclosed, but it is under- Sood the property approximated $135,- 00. Silence D. Knapp has sold to Thomas P. Dowdle of Dowdle Brothers, con- tractors, the vacant property located at the southwest corner of Raleigh and Woodstock, Kenilworth. Mr. Dowdlz is to build a beautiful home for his own use. The lot is 120 x 175. H. I. McDaniel of Baird & Warner, Inc., represented Mr. Knapp in this transac- tion. Alvin P. Bradley has sold to Clarence O. Pauley, secretary of the Great Northern Life Insurance company, the 8-room brick house located at 2329 Lincolnwood drive, Evanston. The lot is 80 x 150. Mr. A. C. Frost represent- ed both parties. Sic , William Fullagar of Crain company has purchased of Edward G. Petry of the Illinois Bell Telephone company, the brick residence at 2320 Isabella Mother's Day All Children Smile for Bernie Three 7x11 Buff Etchings $5 Regular $10 Value Make your mother happy with your portrait. On May 1 we will move to our new studio, 1623 Sherman avenue, opposite Postoffice. BERNIE'S 1623 Orrington Ave. Tel. University 8998 street, Evanston. Mrs, Mulford repre- sented both parties in this sale. Charles Stringer of 2921 Pine Grove avenue, Chicago, of Stringer Brothers Plumbing Supplies, has purchased of Mrs. Mabel Bellows the ten-room brick residence at 1013 Ridge avenue, Evanston, at a price of $45,000. Mr. Stringer is remodeling his new home and intends moving in about May 1. The property has a frontage on the Ridge of 123 feet. C. W. Martin acted as broker for both parties. Milton Emerich, formerly of Wil- mette, has been elected president of the sophomore class at Dartmouth. Four States Represented on N. U. Baseball Team Four states are represented on Northwestern university's baseball team which opened its conference sea- son this week. Members of the team hail from Illinois, Michigan, Iowa and West Virginia. Six of the players are from Chicago. They are, Capt. Luke Johnsos, short; Seymour Holleb, first; Howard Prange, second and Al Izard, third. Incidentally the entire infield are Chicago high school products. The other Chicago boys are Bill Palmer, pitcher, and John Jacobs, outfielder. Announce Betrothal of Margaret Grey Scott Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lindsay Scott, of Evanston, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Grey Scott, to Donald Waite Rogers of Evanston, son of Arthur Ross Rogers of Minneapolis. The wedding will probably take place in the autumn. Miss Scott, who will be a member of the wedding parties of Miss Mary Jane Judson and Miss Elinor Woodward, will entertain at a dinner dance Sat- urday evening at the Country club for the bridal parties and a few intimate friends. Evanston. Shop Open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evc .ings Henry C.Lyt CHICA GO--State and Jackson , U on & Sons EVANSTON--Orrington and Church I More for YourMoney! | at Any Price You Choose toPay IN OUR EVANSTON SHOP An exhaustive survey of the entire Clothing field just com- pleted, emphasizes this old established supremacy more strongly than ever. After all, VOLUME is the one great factor in reduction of selling costs --and we have that Vol- ume. The savings we make we give to you in consistently lower prices. These Features Stand Out In Our Great Clothing Selections "Chicagoan" One and Two Trouser Suits and Topcoats $35 and $40 Hundreds of One and Two Trouser Suits and Topcoats $50 Society Brand Suits $45 w $85 Cama-Llama Topcoats $65 Suits of Biltmore Homespuns 375 "Lytton Custom" Suits 360 © $100