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32 WILMETTE Slf2~ LlFI! July 16, 1926 Have funds to loan on C'l10ice improved North Shore Subul'ban r esidence property at 5 Y.!% interest. See us on r enewals. MONEY Consumers Co. Buys Sites for Yards; Sells Old as Park Marshall E. Kcig, executive vicepresident of Consumers company, has announced the · purchase by Consumers company of sites for two new fuel yards in the north shore districts, near Glencoe and Highland Park. Con- E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 Read the WantAds ~##########################~~#####################~####~####~, ' struction work is well under way and the yards will be put into service about September 1. "Our business on the north shore has increased steadily during the past few years," said Mr. Keig, "and the acquisition of this property will enable us to serve b e tter our many fuel customers in Glencoe, Highland Park and nearby suburbs." One of the new Consumers yards is located at Northfield, on Willow road and the Chicago and North Western freight line. This yard will se rve the Glencoe di s trict. . Th e Highland Park yard is also on the North Western railway, at Blodgett, one mile directl y "·est of Highland Park. The property, at present occ upied by the Consumers company yard in Glencoe, ha s been sold to the city and will be . incorporated into a city park. Spea~ing of this sa le, Mr. Keig said: "\Ve arc anxious t o co-o pcratL' , in every possible way, with the cit y auth ori ti es and to contribute our support tO\Yard the beautifying-· of the n o rth s hor e district. For thi s reason, we arc voluntaril~· turning thi s property ove r to. the citv of Glencoe. The ya;d will be vaca'te.d about September and the office and operating personnel tran sfer red to the Northfield branch." June Was Good Bu. ilding Month . in Kenilworth While the July building permits . in Kenilworth are not keeping pac~ wtth those of June, the tota_I valuatton of the five buildings authonze~ last month represents a showing su~ctently creditable for a sixty day penod. '_l'he total for ] une was $125,500, rangmg from $15,000 to $34.000. Permits iss ued last month follow; To the Kenilworth Realty association, for F. M. C rommelin, for a twosto ry re sidence and gara_gc attached, at 544 Earlston road, costlllg $20,000. To I. J. Knudson, of Evansto.n, for a two -sto ry, brick veneer re~tdence and garage attached, at 211 Ahmgdon :t\'enur, costing $15,0(:X). To Charles Rasmussen. for \V. J. Ryan, for a two-story, bri ck r e:-;ide ncc and two car garag-e, at 567 J·.arl ston r oad, costing $20.000. To Jam es Crabh, for . H. A:· \Vhe <: lork, ·ror a two-story, hn ck r~st <lcnc e at 79 l~obsart rnacl, costing $36.000. I I To James Crabb~ for _Cla ude . 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