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WINNETKA TALK an October 20, 1928 WESTMOOR TRAIL --in Winnetka Here, you have beauty, privacy, freedom from noise and dirt and traffic. On a private drive just completed, with all improve- ments underground, to be supplemented with landscap- ing in keeping with its high character, in a neighborhood unexcelled, close to schools-- with all the advantages of country life and yet within the limits of our own Village of Winnetka. Surely Westmoor Trail offers all that is desirable for that home you desire to build. In talking with a Real Estate man conversant with conditions in Winnetka, he made the statement that there were probably less than one hundred desirable lots in Winnetka, suitable for home building, many of them only fifty, seventy-five feet front- ages, very few a hundred feet or more. One by one they are being picked off, and once gone, always gone. With approximately half of Westmoor Trail sold, even before improvemerrts are completed, all purchased by Winnetka residents for home-building, is evidence that at the prices at which these lots are offered, they are the outstanding big value for those who appreciate and can have home-sites of this character. For appointment, Phone GLEN C. BULL Winnetka 1016, or Central 6970 Supt. Washburne Joins Staff of New Magazine Supt. Carleton W. Washburne of the Winnetka Public schools is a member of the editorial board of a new maga- zine, "Individual Instruction," the first issue of which is to come off the press this month. The magazine will appear quarterly, with publication headquar- ters at Cleveland, O. For this month's issue Superintendent Washburne has written an article entitled, "Fitting the School to the Child: Practical First Steps," the first of a series of four articles which he will write for the magazine on the methods followed in the Winnetka school system. Country Day School Team in Football Clash Today The North Shore Country Day school's football schedule for this week includes a game today on the local field with a team from the Chicago Latin school. The game will be called at 10 o'clock A. M. On Friday the North Shore Junior Varsity played the Skokie heavies; North Shore middle- weights met the Skokie middleweights and North Shore lightweights played the Skokie lightweights. Fourth Grade Pupils View Movies on Social Science The first motion picture of the school year at the Hubbard Woods school was shown last Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the regular assembly. "The Sky" and "The Earth" were the sub- jects of two reels, each lasting fifteen minutes. The pictures were in keeping with the fourth grade social science work. Next week the full-blooded Sioux Indian who sang and danced in costume at the Skokie school recently will give a similar entertainment at the Hubbard Woods school. See Mrs. Grant for Your Artist Recital Tickets There has been some confusion as to the proper method of securing tick- ets for the Winnetka Music club artist recital series. Subscribers have wondered whether they are to call for their tickets, or whether they will be mailed to them. Tt was announced definitely this week that the tickets must be obtained from Mrs. Bessie Grant, secretary of the club, at her office in the Winnetka State bank. The tickets will not be mailed. Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Zoning Appeal Case Monday The case of Bjork vs. Zoning Appeal Board of Lake Bluff, which is ex- pected to become one of the leading cases in Illinois on zoning, was orally argued at Springfield before the Su- preme Court of Illinois on Monday. Arguments were addressed to the Court by Alexander H. Marshall of the firm of Marshall & Marshall, Chicago, and by Henry P. Chandler of the firm of Tolman, Sexton & Chandler, Chi- cago. Members of the Supreme Court dur- ing the arguments asked a number of questions which indicated their inter- est in the case; and it is expected that an opinion will be handed down which will be of inestimable value to zoning experts in establishing a prece- dent for future zoning. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Schafehen, 438 Birch street, have just returned from a trip to Colorado. They stop- ped to visit relatives at McCook, Neb., and then proceeded to Denver, Colo- rado Springs, and Manitou. SHAWNEE COUNTRY CLUB $375,000.00 6% First Mortgage Serial Gold Bonds CLOSED MORTGAGE Description of Bonds November 21st, at the office of Smart & Golee, Inc, Evanston. Coupo: bonds, Senominations $100.00, $500.0 00 and $1,000. Redeemable on any in- terest 0 upon sixty days notice at 101 and interest. Payable as follows: $10,000.00, May 21, 1931 5,000.00, November 21, 1931 5,000.00. May 21, 1932 5,000.00, November 21, 1982 6,000.00, May 21, 1933 6,000.00, November 21, 1938 7,600.00, May 21, 1934, and $7,500.00 due every six months there- after with the final balance due in ten years from the date thereof. Loeation (b) The Shawnee Country club is located at the northwest corner of Michigan and Lake Avenues, Wil- mette, on choice property overlooking a small park and Lake Michigan, having a frontage of 243 feet on Lake Avenue and 300 feet on Michigan Ave- nue. The Club adjoins the better residence section of Wilmette and is one block east of Sheridan Road. Description of Building (¢) The issue is secured by a closed first mo e on hd in fee and a fireproof brick and stone Club- house, that will be 'a beautiful 234 tion to the neighborhood. The build- vg will contain a swimming 2 of ceramic mosaic in gay ie P0x100 feet with removable glass roof, and a loggia for spectators to view the pool. Evanston, Illinois Niles Center, Illinois (a) Bonds dated May 21, 1928. In- terest payable semi- -annually May and The ground floor will contain a large bowling alley, handball and squash courts, billiard rooms, library, card CITY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. NILES CENTER STATE BANK rooms, lockers and showers for men and women. The first floor will con- sist of a large ballroom of surpassing beauty, dining rooms, luxurious lounges and lobby. There are living rooms and servants' quarters on the second floor. The grounds will be at- tractively landscaped with tennis courts at the back. (d) The Clubhouse is now in course of construction and will be completed by March, 1929. Ownership (e) The land and clubhouse is the property of the Shawnee Country Club, an Illinois corporation which is the combination of the old Ouilmette Country Club and the Evanston Country Club. The Board of Direc- tors is composed of men well known in this community. (f) The Trustee for the bondholders is Evanston Trust & Savings Bank, an Illinois corporation duly authorized to accept and execute trusts in this State. (2) The Architects for the building are D. H. Burnham & 0., Inc. Chicago, and J. B. French Co., Chi- cago, are the general contractors. Valuation (h) The size of the lot is 72,900 square feet and a Certificate of Valua- Ho in writing is on file at our office, the land gnderl ng this issue ation of $210,000.00, s by 2 oh F. Hahn, of ao D. H. Price 100 and accrued interest to net 6% from date of delivery WE RECOMMEND THESE BONDS FOR INVESTMENT SMART & GOLEE, INC. Evanston, Illinois .of erecting the Clubhouse and the EVANSTON TRUST & SAVINGS BANK THE WILMETTE STATE BANK Burnham & Co., Inc.,, have issued a statement valuing the improvements when completed at $455,500.00. Total Valuation $665,500.00. Purpose of Loan (i) This loan is made for the purpose proceeds will be paid upon certificates, issued by D. H. Burnham & Co., Inc, Architects. Guarantee (ij) Smart & Golee, Inc., does hereby unconditionally guarantee the pur- chaser of any one or more of the bonds herein described, that the build- ing now being erected and herein described will be completed free and clear of all prior liens, reserving the right, however, to discharge such liability by the re-purchase of said bonds at the original purchase price with accrued interest thereon to the date of such re-purchase. (k) We further certify that no officer, director or stockholder in this corpora- tion has any interest in the property herein described except as the house of issue. Other Safeguard a A Mott policy has been {is- sued by Ba nieo Title & Trust Company he the full amount of the bond issue, guaranteeing that the Trust Deed conveys an absolute first lien for the full amount of the loan. (m) Fire and tornado insurance is held by us for the protection of the bondholders, ART & GOLEE, INC. by Christian} J. Golee, Vice-President. 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