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58 WINNETKA (TALK June 9, 1928 (learer ,,) qe and Finer O uth LOH ION ~with remerJully RADIO By all odds--under all conditions-- better radio reception is yours with the B-T 6-40. And at such a small investment! Hel -BNB-B-BeB-B-H-B-Bel. All-electric--everything in one case. All you do is plug-in for the finest musical reproduction you have ever listened to. Let us demonstrate this outstanding value--you'll agree that it has no equal at anywhere near its price. $15250 with 7 A. C. tubes eHeB-BB-F-B-B-H-B-B-W-B-B-N aE EE EE EE EEE a Ew tg-u- un -u-u- . Rosenbaum Co. 810 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON Incorporated CHICAGO STORES 3120 Lincoln Avenue 5228 North Clark Street OO OTE] N. S. Board Notes At the regular monthly meeting of the North Shore Real Estate Board at the Glengables Tea Room, in Glencoe, there were present thirty-seven mem- bers. Six prospective members were guests. Applications of John D. Austin of J. D. Austin & Co., and Jules Dixon of Jules Dixon & Co., for Active Member- ship and Margaret E. Byren of Hark- ness & Byren, Robert E. Goss of E. Sawyer Smith and Christy Brown, Inc., and R. B. Webster of Heinsen Realty Co., for Active Associate Membership, approved by the Membership Commit- tee, were accepted by the board. President Dodds reported that at the get-together held by the Evanston Real Estate Board for the Rogers Park Real Estate Board and the North Shore board, there were eighteen north shore members present, these being: Lloyd C. Ayres, F. Coleman Burroughs, Lewis T. Dodds, A. R. Eddington, W. G. Stacey, Alder R. Tighe, Mrs. Doro- thy E. Wink, A. J. Woodcock, Robert L. Wyatt, Deane Dodson, J. Willis Jackson, Phillip V. Jewell, Mrs. Jane G. McDowell, Charles I. Pennoyer, Lewis N. Place, Harold R. Vant, William J. McDowell, Mathilda Spak. A discussion about signs proved in- teresting, Mr. Vant of the Sign Com- mittee showed pictures of lots on which there were from 15 to 30 brokers' for sale signs and one picture showing how the same lots would look if there was but one sign which read "SEE YOUR REALTOR." It was suggested that it be changed to "FOR SALE-- SEE, A NORTH SHORE REALTOR." No definite stand was taken. WILMETTE SETS SPEEDY BUILDING PACE IN MAY (Continued from Page 51) was issued to John H. Davies, builder, for a frame house which he will erect for Mrs. Mary L. Drucker, on Mo- hawk road, in the Indian Hill Estates. Another new residence was also authorized in this section, costing $19,000. The permit was issued to H. W. Bills. The house will be of brick veneer and located at 922 Sem- inole avenue. C. H. Brethold took out a permit for a $22,000 residence which he is building for Edward G. Walter at 525 Forest avenue. It will be of brick veneer, with attached garage. Neils Buck was granted a permit for another new residence in the twenty hundred block on Highland . avenue, a brick veneer building cost- ing $15,000. A permit was issued to C. E. Ole- wine, Wilmette builder, for a brick veneer residence, at 626 Forest ave- nue, for John O. McCue, and costing $17,000. Another of the May permits was for a $14,000 brick veneer residence which James Laing is building at 224 Greenleaf avenue. Fourteen thousand dollars is also the cost of a brick veneer residence for which a permit was issued to Carl H. Johnson, who is building for L. G. Wistor, at 1512 Maple avenue. A permit was issued to Otto A. Schulz for a brick veneer residence and garage to cost $11,000 which he is building for E. C. Hildreth, at 2006 Beechwood avenue. John Everett took out a permit for a frame residence costing $5,000 which he is building for J. D. Finnean at 2241 Chestnut avenue. and last upon experience. Lani Prairie Let there be no compromise with the beauty of nature Too much stress cannot be placed on the importance of the proper selection of a landscaping firm for the work of beautifying your home grounds. complete effectiveness of the final result depends first We take pride in the fact that our work is represented in some of the most beautiful gardens on the north shore. We shall be glad to direct you to some of them, that we may let our work speak for itself. OUR CATALOG GLADLY SENT ON REQUEST Telephone Highland Park 523 Se EALISTS IN HIGHWOOD, ILLINOIS For the Gardening Avenue