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34 WINNET KA TALK September 4, 1926 GEORGIAN BEDROOMS Three things distinguish Georgian bedrooms; their largeness in size, their individuality for all Georgian bedrooms are different, and their comfort as reflected in those appointments which make for the. physical well being of the occupants. Visit the model suite. See a typical Georgian suite. Note the size of bedroom, the individ- uality of furnishings, the little things which make- for physical comfort. Come today. You are cordially invited...... the model suite at 522 Davis Street, Evanston. The Georgian = :. = Ee : Ee An Address of Distinction = Ee EE Send for illustrated brochure and floor plans of Georgian suites. 0 Franken Brothers Deerfield, Illinois WE HAVE AT OUR NURSERY A large display of numerous varieties of Hardy Phlox which are the pride of the garden the entire month of August. We cordially invite you to visit us during their blooming season. Telephone Deerfield 241. Catalogue on request. Highland Park Man to Occupy Wilmette Home Andrew Frankovitz, of 1715 Elm- |wood avenue, is building one of the {many homes which are being erected on Seventeenth street, Wilmette, this season, and which A. E. Schooley, of Highland Park, in charge of construc- tion, hopes to have ready for occu- pancy by the middle of October. It is located at No. 200. It will be of Ee prick veneer construction, comprising six roorss and sun parlor and there will be a two-car garage. The improve- ments it is said are costing about $10,000. Newly-Weds to Occupy Spanish Type Bungalow Unusual interest is centered about the Spanish bungalow which is being erected at 230 17th street, Wilmette, by George Gauger, of 229 Linden ave- nue, Wilmette, which is to be the home of his daughter, Miss Edna, who is to be married soon to Chester Gould, of Evanston. The little home of the newly-weds-to-be, will comprise five rooms and will be of Spanish architec- tural design. The outer construction will be pink stucco, in texture finish, and as all properly constructed Span- ish bungalows, will have a tile roof. The Scown Building company, of Chi- cago, are builders. School Problems School problems become easier for the child when eyestrain is removed by properly fitted glasses. Have the child's eyes ex- amined before entering school. Phone for an appointment Drs. Bersch & Stone Optometrists 1177 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette Phone Wilmette 2766 Hrs. 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Evenings by Appointment veneer house at No. Builds New Homes in Fast Growing Wilmette District Andrew Thorp, who has been identi- fied with the building interests in Wil- mette for a number of years, is an- other of the local builders who have gone in strong for the Seventeenta street property which has enjoyed such an active market since its subdivision by Hoyt King, only three years ago. Mr. Thorp built his first home here a few months ago, at No. 211 and oc- cupied it himself last spring. It is a pretty six-room, Dutch colonial of brick and is for sale, Mr. Thorp says, at $19,500. He has also just completed a pretty six-room, English colonial, brick 112, with sun parlor, breakfast nook and two-car garage, which he is offering at $21,500. Mr. Thorp, several months ago, also purchased the one hundred feet of nicely wooded vacant at the northeast corner of Seventeenth and Isabella streets, and on the north fifty feet fronting on Seventeenth street and known as No. 108, he expects to break ground within the next few days for a six-room, English colonial, brick resi- dence costing between $21,000 and $22,000. He already has completed a two-car garage on this property. W. R. Maclnnes of Montreal, vice president of the Canadian Pacific Rail- way, and Sir George McLaren Brown of London, England, general European manager of the company, are to be the house guests of W. A. Kittermaster of Glencoe over this week-end. Our Newest Creation in Modern Memorials . H. ANDERSON MONUMENT CO. 5751 Ravenswood Ave., Chicago, Illinois. Write for catalogue. sealed caps. } * Or Phone Wilmette Greenleaf 820. New Cream Top Milka Comes from Tuburcular- 3 tested cows. Sanitary hood Ask Our Drivers The cream taken from this milk will whip Foam. 3029-- 15¢ per quart