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July 13, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE 49 Realty Men Ready Wilmette Strides Ahead · for New Record in 1928 for Steps to Help (Continued from Page 41) Farmer Situation ]. W. Beuttas, brick and tile resiThe National Association of Real Estate Boards plans appointment of a commission of its members at ari early da_te to mak7 a ~pecial study of the agncultural s1tuatwn, looking to a bette~ und~rstanding and greater cooperatwn between American business and the farmer. A resolution that this action be taken was adopted by the entire delegate body of the Association at the annual convention at Louisville. The board of directors of the Association has authorized Henry G. Za~der of Chicago, president, to appomt such a commission. It is a matter of concern to all busin~ss that a way be cleared for a normal farm lands situation, the Association points out. The new commission, which is to be established at the request of the Farm Lands Division of the Association, will make its study with special reference to the following matters: 1. The adjustment and equalization of tariff schedules. 2. The excessive taxation of farms. 3. Surplus production. 4. A closer study of marketing products with special consideration of freight rates. 5. Agricultural credits. 6. Co-operative movements among farmers. dence at 233 Maple avenue, $20,000. E .. L. Kennedy, residence at 1356 Ashland avenue, · $11,000. L. A. Portman, one and one-half story residence, $10,000. · B. ]. Denman, brick and tile residence at 21 Linden - avenue, $95,000. Alfred W. P.eard, brick veneer residence at 100 Girard street, $9,800. J. Severson, brick veneer residence and garage at 2031 Kenilworth avenue, $14,000. John 0. Mazie, two-story frame residence at 2815 Blackhawk road, ' LAWM CUTTING is Our ·Business ·· Our professional care will transform your lawn into a thing of velvety beauty. We specialize in this kind of work and assume entire responsibility of cutting your lawn regularly at a small expense for the entire season. $17,000. . L. ~. TBALNAM· M WILMETTE PHONE WILMETTE 561 Schuetters to Occupy New Glencoe Home Soon Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schuetter, who recently sold their residence in \.Vilmette, have been residing temporarily at Glengables, until the com_pletion of their new home at 125 Park avenue, Glencoe. This is one of the residences erected by Max Ekelmann in this vicinity this season, and it is planned to have it all completed by ~he middle of this month.' ft is on a wooded lot 80 by 198 feet. The house has 11 rooms, and four baths. It has a slate roof and a two car garage. McGuire and Orr were the brokers. ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPING Lawn Rejuvenating-T tee Surgery-Maintenanct--Gardening 2311 LAKE AVE. J. SHORTRIDGE Mason Contractor Porches General Repair Cement, Stone Walks and 7-Story Carlson Annex Soon to Go Up in Evanston William Fox Repurchases Vacant Glencoe Property Evanston's own little loop is to have another good sized structure for work has just started at 618-26'· Church street, just east of Orrington avenue, on a seven story shop and office building to be known as the Carlson Building annex. It's to be completed by March 1, 1929. The first two floors of the structure will be devoted to stores and shops, while the upper ones will house professional tenants, such as doctors, dentists, attorneys, etc. When completed the annex will be connected with the nine story Carlson building put up five or si~ years ago. The Carlson building is one of the largest north of the loop. The 132 feet of vacant south of 585 Long"--ood avenue, Glencoe, formerly owned by William Fox, of the foregoing number and sold three years ago to Edwin Foreman, has been repurchased by Mr. Fox. Mr. Foreman, at the time he qought it, planned to build a residence on it, but has since changed his plans. Both sales were made by Carl Lochner, with Walter P. Smith and comj)any, 337 Park avenue, Glencoe. The consideration of the recent transaction is not revealed. obtained 421 Richmond Phone Kenilworth 2735 Lacquer enamel can be now in a range of colors. SILE Sept. I st is just a few weeks ahead of us. Our orders on hand will keep us busy until Aug. I 5th, then you will want a quick installation just when we will be unable to serve you promptly. If you doubt this statement just come into our office and see for yourself the orders . we have ahead, or go to the Bldg. Dept. and ask about< the permits being taken out · by Silerit Automatic: then you will know that we are installing two Silent Auto~ matic Oil Burners to one of any other. SILENT AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS ARE OUTSELLING ALL OTHER OIL BURNERS. and rightly so because it is the only silent, dependable burner made, and indorsed by all its users, not a single failure. DTOMATIC THE NOISELESS OIL BUF\NEP. 2nd MORTGAGE LOANS We make loans for repairs, improvements, construction, refinancing or purchase of improved residential property. These loans can be repaid in convenient monthly installments in 1, 2, or 3 years. Our representative will be pleased to gin complete information. Office open until 8 o'clock Saturday evenings. WHY PUT OFF PLACING YOUR ORDER FOR A S·ILENT AUTOMATIC? i WILSHORE BOND & MORTGAGE CO. 1150 Wilmette Ave., Village Theatre Bldg. Phone Wit. :1 1 8 1 Plastering Contractor Plain and Ornamental Plastering - Exterior Stucco Work a Specialty Chas. E. Welter 115 Fifteenth St. Evanston Showroom Phone Wil. 2151 1620 SHERMAN AVE. Greenleaf 700