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April 14, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 51 N. U. Law Library Gets Oil Portrait of F. B. Crossley Oil portraits of Frederic B. Crossley of Wilmette, librarian of the Elbert H. Gary Library of Law, of North- western university, and of James Lam- bert High, distinguished Chicago at- torney, deceased in 1898, was presented to the Northwestern university School of Law Friday in a ceremony in the faculty room of the Levy Mayer hall, McKinlock campus. The painting of Mr. Crossley is a gift from the Northwestern University Law Alumni association in appreciation of his 26 years' service on the law faculty. He was graduated from Northwestern in 1899. The portrait was done by Axel Linus, Swedish- American artist, well-known in Chica- go for his large mural paintings in the Swedish Viking temple and portraits of the Mandel and Dr. Hirsch families, The High picture is to be presented by Mrs. Margaret High Ennis, a daughter. It is the work of Christian Abrahamsen, who painted the por- traits of Henry Booth, first North- western dean of law, Henry S. Towle, distinguished Chicago attorney, and the copy of Healy's Lincoln, all of which now hang in Levy Mayer hall. Want to Own Home? This Shows It's Not Hard Thing to Do Paying $125 a month rent? That is ,500 in one year. In 15 years you will have spent enough to have purchased a handsome home, even with all interest on taxes, repairs, loans, and other carrying charges taken into consideration. But you haven't the down payment? All you need is 15 per cent of the * value of your home. You would like a $20,000 home? Three or four thousand as down pay- ment would swing it nicely. You haven't got that, you say? Why not? You are paying good rent. You must make good money. In fifteen years are you sure then you will be in any better circumstances? Ever thought of starting to buy a lot now? In some community where you know you would like to live if you could afford a home there? With your salary--based on the rent you pay-- you wouldn't find it hard to pay for the lot by monthly payments. Then when your lot is paid for you can go ahead with your plans for building a house much more easily--for the lot can always be mortgaged for cash. Professor Isador Loeb, dean of com- merce and administration at Washing- ton university, St. Louis, Mo., recently visited his brother, Doctor Clarence Loeb of 1054 Tower road. Charge d'Affairs Mrs. Marian Cotton, music super- visor at New Trier High school, is secretary of the National Music Super- visors' association and is largely in charge of preparations for the Na- tional Music Supervisors' conference which is being held in Chicago during the coming week. Various groups from New Trier musical organizations are participating in 'the program. Frank Stover, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Stover of Tower road, Winnetka, returned home last week from Prince- ton where he is a junior. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Cohn of 795 Burr avenue returned Wednesday fom New York, where they spent a week, Buy WILLIAMS :0MAT Now Spring is the ideal time to "change over" to Oil-O-Matic heating. It is ready for sudden cool spells at this time of the year. When winter comes, you will have it--ready for a long winter's comfort without the eternal nuisance of the furnace." Ask about our convenient terms. DEWEY HOKE, Agency Tel. Glencoe 101 Watch for Oil-O-Matic Hour from Sta- tion KYW, Saturday evening between 8 and 9 P. M "tending --"When you're in a hurry" Black Soil ANY QUANTITY Telephone 32 Winnetka Winnetka Teaming & Supply Co. Lawrence J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Huff of 945 Elm street are building a new home at Vernon and Asbury avenue, which will be ready for occupancy the first of July. One Mr. and Mrs. George B. Everett, 1035 Dinsmore road, with their chil- dren, George and Mary, have returned from their vacation at Olivia Beach, Fla. --(-- Frank Kranich, 985 Vine street, has sold his home, and, with his family, will move back to their former home in Racine about June 1. Landscape Gardening Let me Furnish Your Shrubs - Perennials - Trees and others Lawns Filled, Graded, Planted F. C. BRODERICK Landscape Architect 1020 Spruce St. Tel. Winn. 2235 North Shore Rep. for STARK BROS. America's Oldest and Largest Nursery Home Grounds Complete Fuel Service Subdivisions Parks Cemeteries COAL-COKE-WOOD We Sell and Recommend Black Dirt Lawn Lime Pulverized Sheep Manure Pulverized Cattle Manure Bone Meal Edinger REGNID $3.00 per yard in 4-yard lots The Better Fuel Oul $1.00 per bag $2.50 per bag $2.75 per bag $3.50 per bag & Sons ESTABLISHED 1907 diss Phones Wilmette 641-642 -- University 5035 -- Winnetka 643