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WILMETTE LIFE July 23, 1926 A Serits on the Economy of Living ·a t The Georgian New West Kenilworth Home Nearing Completion 1 For Preferred Suites October Leases-Now J at The Georgian. Well appointed, completely LIVE furnished apartments. Two, three and four room mites, larger "if desired. for exacting people. Comfortable family homes The central ~anagement of The Georgian takes over all the detatls of homekeeping, relieves you of all the work, provides true home comfort without thr worry. Fees usually less than you are now paying. I.nspect the model suite, the appointments, the convrntences, the many extr~ features exclusive with The Georgian. Settle your fall living problems now. Fall Leases Now Being Signed Pending Completion October First Visit the Model Suite at 522 Davis Street Telephone Greenleaf 1363 · JI'he Gfeor!\ian Qotel Gorp oration Another of the pretty homes whi.ch 1 are rapidly dotting the Commum~y Development section in West Kent!City planning as an economic meas. worth, is well under \Yay, on E~rlston ure is a savings bank for the city's road, with plans for its completton by fund's according to a study of cities September 15. in th~ir relation to city planning that Architecturallv it is of the English ha s just been made for the National type variety. ft is being- erected for Association of Real Estate Boards by Frank M. Cremmelin. " ·estern repre- Fred E. Reed of Oakland, California, sentative of "The Nation\ Business," member of the city planning and zontllc official publicati on of the National ing comm.ittee and first vice president Chamber of Commerce .. Tt is to co.m-1 elect of the National associatiot~ . . prise nine rooms. and \vtll be of hnck Cities that have not been planned veneer construction. show vast expenditures for necessary A number of lots " ·hich have been street widening, the ~ tudy shows, citso ld in this sectioJ;J, in the pa st, it is ing New York, Chicago and San sa!cl, are to be improYed soon, perhaps : ~rancisco, v~·hile cities s_uch ~~~ \\'ashthis season. 111gton, D. C., Iloust(lll, .ltHl. Salt Lake Citv adequately planner\ tor future SELL VACANT , cxJ);nsion, have streets of suffi cient E. L. and ~fay C. ~fidclktnn sold to I \\'idth and ha\'e been sand cnurmous Henrv C. an d Emih· C. Andcrs011 the expense~. vaca·{t residence lc;f. 50:d~O. 0n tlll' The city of Bost~n has sp~nt ov_cr cast side of Rose,,·ood a,·rnuc het\n·en i $50,000,000 already 111 corrcctmg llll sFig and Vine st reet s. \\.in nctka.' \fr. I takes duL' t!l inadcqua~t: plan~1ing, a~ Ander on, who is a builder \\'tll erect 1 rording to the study, and S.t. LoUis a six or seven room brick hothC "·hich I has \'ot ed $HO,OOO,OUU bond · ~::.ue to he intend~ to sell. F. \f. OrndmiT of rccon:\truct city thoruughiares and the \Vinnetka office of Quinlan and : iortn a city plan ior tht: future. ChiTYS on, Inc., \\'as the broke·;. cago's program calls iur 0\'t.:r a billion dollar:-; and ha s already spe nt over The Kenil\\'orth Garden club will $150,000.000 on rcc(~n::.truction that meet today with ~Irs. Hugh Fore:\- i might h.a\'c bt:rn a\'utded by an adcman, 515 Essex road. The host ess \\'ill quate ctty plan. read a paper on "Lilies." i _P~inting_ out. that th~ cxpcnditt~rt: 1 ol tunds lor nty plantllllg IS an tn r-==~~---.= . ====~ .=-=~.===~1 i Yestmcnt that yidcls prufit~thle return . . , ~lr. Reed cites the incrca:-.c in prop_ _---J_ _ _........_......,.~- ' - - - - 1 1 I erty Yalucs that iollu\\'e<l the "idrnI'l~(i0Tn1IJS[(Oilml'UV 1 ing of ~li chiga n a\'CtllH' in Chicago. \.IW JKJ 'Mrtll11 :\ ttl'r a ~ l \J,000,00ll l·xpe ndi t u re un i mprovcments, the increa:,e in prupl·rty ,· alu~:s \\'ithin the district \\· ~ ::. ~100,000.0()0 in three years. · : .-\ :-tate tllcl·ting to encourage city planning \\'tth a. \'icw to\\·ard the Utltr tied and cflicient planning ui the l'll ' tire :-tate wa-, rl·n:nth· held in Caliiurnia lltHkr the att:-.pice; oi the l'aliiornia 1\l·al Estatr· a:--:-oriatiun. 11 r.. Reed pltl!~s tu att~·~Hl the It!! tcrnatt onal lJ uuslllg and I O\\'ll PLIIlning cu11ll'fl'tlre \\·hirll \\·ill Ill' lll'l<.l at \ ·ieuna 111 ~cptemb~·r. 1 Realtor's Survey Shows City Plan · Economy Measure 1 1 (HI 1 1 1 Tru.Jt Department General BanlllnSl Bond Departmen't Sa11inll.r Department R"al Estate Loan Dl!purtment --------~---------------" WITHOUT On DeM-irohle Homes and Auartuaent nulldlugM LOANS COMMISSION Correspondents I John Hancock Mutual Life 'nsurance Company -'· D. LA~GlVOil1'HY, l.onn Agt-ot 112 lV. Atlnm!fl St., Chicago Metropolitan ------------------·-----Geneva Lilelnsurance Lake Wisconsin Company I We Are Builders of.Homes! Dtte to the fact that we arc nut only build~rs, hut handle huilding materials in a wholesale way, we arc able to offer our patrons the ad-· vantages of our large buying capacity-which means a large saving in building c.osts. Thi.· brings the total cost within reasonable limits while our 11nancing plan makes it possible for you to pay for your home like rent. Let us tell S~mmer Homesites Millions to Loan Fir1t Mortgages ·toW RATES Reside~ees On Lake Shore Drive J;i block to lake-S mie. drive to Lake Geneva Hotel. LOTS 60 X ISS as low as $1 ,400.00-easy terms · · Only 3 6 Bargains to Be Had Get.Yours NOW Phone or write for particulars. pay your railroad fare. We you all about it. Buncalows REAL EST A:TE LOAN DEPARTME~T Cairo Buildin1 1230 Leon Place · 1 ~aterial Co. Phones Univ. 7614.. 4255 & s~~1! y OIIfAGOTRiJsr CoMPANY a~!:!?,~R 652 National Bank LUCIUS TETER Pruident JOHN W. O'LEARY Vice-Pruident Firat Bldg. SOUTHEAST CORNER MONROE & CLARK Chicago, Ill. Phone Central 0374