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WILMET·TE LI~E October 5, 1928 ..7 New Residences WQIETI'ESJEPSODT Started in· Winnetka ·TO CLINCH ·NEW RECORD During September (Continued from page 45) have been other big building operations. For instance. there was the Shawnee Country club and the reconstruction of the old village theatre for the First National Bank of Wilmette. These are only a couple which have made the record year possible. The total number of permits for last month was twenty-eight. The :>ermit for the church indicates that it will be a pretentious structure and work is now going on at a high speed. Six New Residences Six permits were issued for new residences and it is noted that one is to be built in the new Canterbury court just east of Sheridan road. This new residence is to be constructed of stone and brick veneer and is to cost $30,000. The number is 24 Canterbury court and the home is being built for Mrs. W. E. Halterman . Other permits for residences were as follows: Brick veneer at 2028 Elmwood avenue for James Ferretti, $6,500. Brick veneer and garage at 240 Laurel avenue for L. F. Dahlen, ONLY $75 Per FOot This very desirable p~operty is beautifully wooded, and well located near schools; N. W. and North Shore Trains, and not far from the lake. All improvements; highly restricted. Seven building permits for new residences were issued in Winnetka during September. The largest improvement thus authorized is the eleven room brick house which H. W. Butler is building at the southwest corner of Tower road and Grove street, which, by virtue of its location makes of it a veritable pioneer movement into the Skokie area. It is to cost ,f $35,000. $118,000. The total cost of the seven houses for which permits were issued ts T enns can be arra~ged. An early inspection and selection is recommended. ObdJ q'} We have clients wanting ~?(o (l to buy.JI lrLIST YOUR PROPERTYt WITH Us Croshy & McKendry 566 CENTER ST. WINNETKA TEL. WINN. 2032 Permits were also issued for twelve garages costing $17,100 and nine for alterations estimated at $18,200 a total of 28 permits for improvemen'ts costing $153,300. Two for Cherry Street Two of the new residences are to be built on Cherry street, each costing $15,000. L. B. Dean will build a two story, seven room frame and brick veneer at No. 1234, and M. H. McMullin's plans call for a two story, seven room frame at 1174 Cherry. P. R. Cunningham is building a two story, eight room frame and brick veneer residence at 1214 Asbury avenue, costing $17,000. A permit was issued to C. E. Olewine for a two story, 7 room frame and brick v~neer, at 1436 Scott avenue, costing $14,000. New Residence for Ash Street Benjamin Dollimore took out a permit for a two story, 7 room brick residence to be erected at 1203 Ash street at a cost of $12,000. The other September residence permit was issued to Ed. R. Cole, for a two story frame and brick ven eer of 6 rooms, at 1142 Oak street, to cost $10,000. $10,000. Brick veneer at 1619 Greenwood avenue for H. G. Bersie. Brick veneer at 1225 \Vashington avenue for W. H. Zibble, $10.500. Fifteen garages are being built for a total of $4.899 and, four alteration permits accounted for $5000. Mrs. F. C. Patterson, Wilmette Resident, Sells Music Shop =LOANS on "The most perfect specimen of English Architecture in America"* 700 Greenwood Avr.. Wilmette. Nine rooms. Two cu garage. Gas and oil but. Four master bedrooms. Two baths. Would You Like to Live in This House? Come in and look at our photographs of every desirable house for sale on the North Shore. Locations from Evanston to Lake Forest. Prices from .$10,000 to I iBaird & Warner I One of' the oldest mu sic shops on th e north shore. Patter son Brothers, 816 Church street, will go out of busin ess in E van ston shortly, following th e rece nt leasin g of th e building con stru ct ed and now occupied by the finn. France s J. Patt er son of \ Vilm ette. ,,·idow of Bernard F . Patter son , on e o f Funding 8 Construction the founder s of the bu sine ss, la st wee k lea sed th e building and la nd for 100 Years for a total t erm rental of $1.100,000. The lessee is the 816 Church Street Building corporation, of \Yhi ch Samuel B. Epstein is th e pre sident. Th e lease goe s into effect Nov. 1 ~ nd RESIDENCES it is learned that the husine ss '"·ill prob APARTMENTS abl y be taken over by a Chicago man who se identity was not disclosed. BUSINESS Benard F. Patterson and his brother, PROPERTIES Jame s K. Patterson, founded the firm 25 years ago. Later another store was DESIRABLE e stabli shed on Irving Park boulevard in Chicago. Bernard died four years VACANT ago and last March the property was Satiafactoty rate· can divided, James turning over the EY .. ~ alwsya be IJttanged. § anston store to Mrs. Patterson and de- . voting himself to the Chicago store. The property fronts 45 feet on Church street and is 150 feet deep, improved with a two-story commercial building, both floors of which are sales 528 Davis Evanston 1= floors. The Payne Realty company ~ Greenleaf 18 55 H ollycourt and W. L. Dormand and company ~IIHIIIUinntiiiiUIIIIIIIIIIIHmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII · . were brokers in the transaction. i r;~ $150,000. *Visiting Committee of English Architects . BILLS REALTY, .INC. SHERIDAN Ro. DEL LAoo DISTRICT WIL. 3740 State 0266 Loop Office 208 S. La Salle St.