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FI. oy ) iaiimn---- May 15, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Chicagoan Builds New Residence at Wilmette Corner One of the few remaining building sites in the southeast part of Wilmette is being improved by the new owner, Bernard H. Miller, who is building a beautiful eight-room brick residence at the southwest corner of Fifth street and Maple avenue, the corner, im- proved, representing an investment of about $35,000, it is said. The building will be of brick veneer, and the lay- out, in addition to the eight rooms, al- so includes a sun-room, breakfast room, sleeping porch and three baths. The lot has fifty feet frontage on Maple, with 189 on Fifth street, af- fording both south and east frontage. A two-car brick garage will be erected on the rear of the lot. Mr. Miller is vice-president and sales manager of a large manufactur- ing concern, the Heco Envelope com- pany, of Chicago. The family moved out to Wilmette May 1, locating tem- porarily at 924 Greenwood avenue, in order that Mr. Miller might be in closer touch with the work of build- ing their new home. Work out Road Patrol for Congress Visitors State, county and township officials are co-operating to properly police and maintain highways leading to Munde- lein, Ill, where, on June 24, the final event in connection with the Interna- tional Eucharistic Congress of the Roman Catholic church is to be staged. The Congress will attract more than a million visitors, many of whom will come by automobiles from all parts of the country. There are to be nine trunk lines leading to St. Mary's Seminary at Mundelein. It is expected that more than 8,000 automobiles will traverse each line, parking accommodations having been provided near the seminary grounds for 72,000 cars. Many towns in Cook and Lake counties are making special appropria- tions for policing and other contin- gencies on that day, it is stated. BUYS KENILWORTH LOT Albert Haigh, through the real es- tate firm of R. M. Johnston and com- pany, 340 Linden avenue, Wilmette, has sold the northwest corner of Woodstock avenue and Leicester road, Kenilworth, to Lawrence P. Dwyer. BUYS KENILWORTH FRONTAGE F. C. Heer has purchased, for im- provement, it is said, the 240 feet fronting on Winnetka avenue, near Sheridan road, in Kenilworth, former- ly owned by Hope Thompson. R. M. Johnston and Company, of 340 Linden avenue, Wilmette, were the brokers. If it concerns real es- tate--buying, selling, trading, investments, financing, insurance-- avail yourself of the experienced service of- fered by SME GoLEE Announce Recent Sales of Winnetka Properties Heinsen and Kroll, Inc, 720 Elm street, Winnetka, announce the follow- ing recent sales: The Frances M. Reilly residence at 780 Lincoln ave- nue, Winnetka, to Robert K. Clark; lot 2 in block 3, McGuire and Orr's Winnetka Heights subdivision, sold by William F. Neilson to Stanley H. Simpson; the Herman Doughty resi- dence at 836 Oak street, Winnetka, to John G. Kiewik, Jr. « The total con- sideration of the foregoing sales was $59,500. Chicagoan Purchases Residence in Wilmette The E. A. Eklund residence at 305 Driftwood lane, Wilmette, a beautiful 7 room brick, facing the golf course, has been sold to G. H. Oakley, of 6969 Hilldale avenue, Chicago, who takes immediate possession. = The Oakleys have moved to the Aquitania, on Ar- guile. C. R. Rorman, of the real es- tate firm of Kroll and Smith, 419 Fourth street, was the broker in the transaction. BUILDS NEW RESIDENCE A. E. Klunder, of 1531 Spencer ave- nue, has purchased a lot on Chestnut avenue, just west of Ninth street, on which he is building a two story brick residence. R. M. Johnston and com- pany, of 340 Linden avenue, Wilmette, were the brokers. SELL BUILDING LOT Dr. Earl E. Graham, of Lake For- est, has purchased through the firm of R. M. Johnston and company, 340 Lin- den avenue, Wilmette, an 80-foot lot on Forestview road, North Evanston, on which it is said he contemplates the erection of a nice residence. 5v,% MONEY Have funds to loan on choice improved North Shore Suburban residence property at 5% 9% in- terest. See us on renewals. E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 BUYS WILMETTE HOME William Behr, of 6957 Greenview avenue, Rogers Park, has purchased the Staver Moulding residence, at 1627 Forest avenue. Mrs. D. J. Garrison, manager of the office of Paul Schroed- er and company, 407 Linden avenue, being the broker in the transaction. Announcement has been made of the opening of The North Shore School of Dramatic Expression and Speech Correction on Saturday, May 8, under the direction of Helen C. Crowe, in the Music studio of Lucy Dowie, 1905 Harrison street, Evanston. LAMP SHADES Hand Made to Order The Lamp Studio Established 1919 620 Davis St. Over DuBreuils Must Be Sold 5,000 Perennials and many varieties of shrubs Am moving June Ist John Ostrousky Phone Winn. 546-] 1487 Asbury HUBBARD WOODS BILOXI, MISS. Now is the time to buy your Winter Homesite on the beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast. I have some very choice locations for homesites or in- vestment. For "Courteous Service" call JACK GOODWIN Room 818 -- 360 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago Central 2380 - 2383 solicited. ranged to suit purchaser. JOHN J. ROSEN 307 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago FOR SALE AT LAST-IN HIGHLAND PARK Northwestern Military Academy Property Located 1'5 blocks of main (Central Avenue) sta- tion on St. John's Avenue, extending east to Linden Ave- nue on Ravine Drive. Is now being subdivided. Only 12 Lots Available Immediate reservation is suggested since these lots are the only homesites available in this vicinity. | These lots are reasonably priced. Terms will be ar- Co-operation of brokers Central 5239