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24 WINNETKA TALK August 28, 1926 "SANDSTONE SHORES" Green Lake, Wisconsin The famous old SANDSTONE property, one of the show places on this beautiful lake, is now opened to public sale in 27 large lake front tracts. Each tract has a lake front- age of 100 feet and a depth ranging from 600 feet to nearly 900 feet. The property is a natural park of old oaks and graceful birches with high shores making possi- ble a variety of locations, each of which affords a beauti- ful view over the lake Prices are reasonable--even re- markable for the value offered. The lake itself has no superior in the country being very similar to and in every respect the equal of Lake Geneva. It is spring fed and is 8 miles long and 174 miles wide. Game fish of all kinds abound and spawn is planted every year by the state. Good golf course. SALE IS TO BE HELD AUGUST 28-29--SEPTEMBER 4-5 Write for Full Particulars Come up and see for yourself! GREEN LAKE SHORES CO. GREEN LAKE, WISCONSIN BY TRAIN BY AUTO Wis. Routes 15 and 23 to C. 8 N. W. to Green Lake Ripon, Wis. Our Boat to Sandstone Follow Signs to Sandstone Frank P. Kutten Erects $23,000 Wilmette Home Ground has been broken for the erection of a nine-room brick resi- dence for Frank P. Kutten, of Evans- ton, of the coal firm of Kutten Broth- ers, 711 Main street, Wilmette, at the southwest corner of Chestnut avenue and Eleventh street, at a cost of $23,- 000, according to a building permit just issued. R. E. Crosby, of 962 Pine street, the well known Winnetka contractor, is the builder. The house is of French architectural design, with nine rooms, three baths, sun room sleeping porch, and also a large open porch. A mot- tled brick, with buff predominating, is to be used, with a roof of slate. All walls are to be insulated with the new thermofill. There will be a two-car brick garage. The plans, throughout, are designed for the most pleasing effect in the de- velopment of this beautiful corner, with a frontage of 100 feet on Chest- nut, and in keeping with the high grade homes which adorn Chestnut, from one end to the other. BUILD NEW RESIDENCE The Blanchard Construction com- pany, of 825 Chicago avenue, Evans- ton, is building a seven-room solid brick residence at 414 Forest avenue, Wilmette, for Fred Newton, of Chi- cago, which it is planned to have com- pleted by the first of the year. There is also to be a very large reception hall, a large sun porch, two bath rooms, and a brick garage, 10 x 17. The cost of the improvement it is said will be about $27,000. BUYS 17TH STREET LOT D. D. Drynon, through F. H. Gather- coal, of 1213 Wilmette avenue, has bought a lot on Seventeenth street, just south of Isabella street. Heinsen and Kroll Make Many Real Estate Deals Heinsen and Kroll, Inc, announce the following sales for the past six weeks : Loot at the corner of Drexel and Greenwood avenues, Glencoe, Walter E. Zick to A. R. Houle; lot on Cherry street near Linden street, Martha I. Karnopp to Dorothy Sears; 1282 As- bury avenue, Winnetka, Walter W. Quinby to Harold K. Weld; 854 Cherry street, Winnetka, Carl E. Roth to Esther I... Worthington; A ten-room residence in Kenilworth, principals not disclosed; Lot on Asbury avenue, Win- netka, James J. Kennedy to Rudolph W. Gerding; 623 Gregory avenue, Wil- mette, Frank W. Bemm to Frank J. Ellert; Lot on Walden road, Winnet- ka, Francis S. Banta to Helen K. Steen; Total--$106,830; besides numer- ous rentals. Robert H. Gardners in New Wilmette Residence Robert H. Gardner and wife are now occupying their new home at 96 Indian Hill road, Wilmette, a pretty little French type stucco house, trimmed with lime stome quoins, designed by Norman French and built by North Shore Homes, Inc. The house is set to overlook a wide sweep of the golf greens. The curved top windows, set into the roof outline, and the wrought iron flower boxes and railings give an unusually artistic effect. It is an exceedingly pretty home, with which Mr. and Mrs. Gardner are justly pleased. Mr. Gardner is president of the Gardner Petroleum company. Mrs. Gardner is a daughter of Mrs. S. D. Flood, of Kenilworth. Carleton Prouty and two children, 693 Willow road, are taking a short vacation at Toft's Point, Wis. " u -- L- -- - George H. Taylor Real Estate Mortgage Co. Can Lend You $2,000 to $5,000,000 or More # 5%% to 69) LIBERAL PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGES ON ALL LOANS Monthly Instalment, Amortized Loans on i Residences, Apartments, Business Property under 3 Different Plans up to $100,000 312 South Clark Street Phone Wabash 1246 = = = i