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12 WILMETTE LIFE March 15. 1929 "CHANGING TIMES" Time is constant! Co~ditions change. Nothing changes so much as our mode of Jiving. One of these changing trends so noticeable is the character of homes in which we purpose to live. For, after all, the comforts and beauties of home-life; our "day by day" surroundings are factors of great importance in what we get out of life. They are the great things that make life more worth living. The day of the finer homes on small lots is rapidly passing. The better homes a,re being built on the larger plots of ground. To be near the raiJ .. road station or on "main street" . is not now so desirable. Conditions change. The trend is toward the edges -near the open. To have this and yet be within the community itself with all its advantages is quite the most desirable in Jo,cation. It was with this idea in mind that Westmoor Trail was acquired and laid out·-in half acre or larger plots. SMART MONEY Money with vision-is looking to locations of this character, for smart money visions the trend. Smart money knows that some day, in this generation or next, but some time, every home passes to someone else. And while homes should not be bought or built with the idea of money profitthey at least should be acquired without. the possibility of too great a sbrmkage. Westmoor Trail-so protected, first by what will always be the "edge" (Community Park on the West will always remain open), and secondly, larger plots of ground, restricted both as to size and spaces "inbetween" as well as the chara.~ter of homes to be built, forever assures the owner of permanent sound value'.i. Grant Charier to Bethel No. 44, Order of'Job's Daughters Cuardian. at a formal meeting. Among the grand officers present \\'ere Jo sep h Oberreiter, associate grand guardian; B ~Irs . F.thel Cooper, g rand director of music, and Mrs. Carolyn Bas1gtn. instructor, the latter of \Yhom presented the flag \\'hich \\'a s a gift from Mr· .:;. ~1innie Kuelzow, g uardian, and ~lr :-'. Gladys Shellman. secretary. The officers of the Bethel exemplified the rituali stic \YOrk for \Yilmette chapter No. 753 0. E. S., on March 4. A short program \\'as arr<1ngcd by the Bethel ·director of mu s ir. }1 rs. ).[ ~-rtl<: Ho1 kins. V ::>cal duets were given by Helen Hutchen s and Hl'kn Shepard. Pauline Lewis presented a gro up of \\·histling· and accordion selections. Refrc·.~ hments \\'trc serYcd 1)\· the chapter officers. Bl'thcl !\:o.- 44 meets on the seco nd and fourth ).f ondaY r· renin~: s of the month in the 11asonic Temple . Girls bet ween the ages of 13 and 20 and of Masonic rclatiomhip ·are eligil)Je. ETHEL ~o. 44, Order of Job's Daughters was granted a charter on February 25 by Mn. Rosa Schneeberger, Grand WISE DOLLARS Mrs. Anthony F. Merrill Dorothy Virginia Smith That money which weighs carefullv to Address Teachers' Club Taken by Death March 10 all. advantages-money that buys sui- · \lr :'i. Anth(ln,· French \1 errill will \1 i:->s Dornt11y Virginia Smith. daughfic1ently early to get the profit of inter of \f r. and Mrs. William S. Smith. speak at the tnccting oi the \\-ilmctte creasing land values, thus off-setting of 419 ~inth street, \\' ilmcttc. died Teacher< club !\1ond a ~· aitemoon. possible depreciations of the building at the h()mr of her parent'3 Sundav itself, is going into locations of this character. aftcrnOt111, ~.farch 10. after a lingering ~farch lB. in th e ~tCllp school lihrar~· . illn e~:s. \f iss Smith \\'a:-; 19 years of \f rs. ).I errill. \rh o is a \\'ell knmrn woIf you are acquainted with front-foot values in Winnetka, vou know that age. and a stud e nt at the M~tr~·wond m;~n's club lecturer on the north ~horc. choice vacant is held ~t $175 to $200 sc hool in EYanston. Sht' had ah at- talked to the \\-ilmcttl.: teachers a.t tiH·ir FL·hruan· 111cl'ting- on th r v:cneral per front foot, and precious little of it tel1drcl :N"e\\' Trier High school. subject oi current hooks. plays, and available. In fact, do you know of Suniving her are her parents, one pol't r~ ·. any in Winnetka having the advantages s;stc r. J <1nct. and 011c brother, J e>lm of a private drive, overlooking the George. atl uf -ll<) :\inth street. The beautiful Skokie, protected by Park \fr. and \Irs. Rob e rt G. ).fcKay. f unl'ral ~.e Hice:-; " ·ere he lei Tue.; da ,. grounds to the West which will never 11wrning· at 9 o'clock from tlt <: lat.e ~2.1 C'hc!-'.tnut a\·r m1c. ha\·e as their be built upon-high and dry-frontages rcsidewe tn St. Franci s '\'a,·icr ch urch . hnu..,cguesb. \fr . \fcKay's broth er and of not less than 125 feet, for anything Burial took place at Cal\'ary cemr- -. i q LT ~ i n-1a\\' a 11 d t h c· i r - . n n . \ {r . an d near the price you can now a.~quire \ f rs. Henry ~f cKav . and Tame s. of tcry. frontage in Westmoor Trail? Plots of Dallas. Te~as. The l{ohert .1cKavs 125 fe~t here tor the equivalent of Tt1111 \\'ilsun, -liS Ninth street. has returned last \\'eck from \1iami Bcac.h. some of the less desirable 75 or 100 gone cast tn attend a prcparaton Fla .. where they had been sojourning foot lots elsewhere. f1)r a mnnth. st·hunl at Creell\rich, Conn. The money that go;s into Westmoor Trail is SMART MONEY. ~ ,,,,~~ WISE DOLLARS DOUBLE-DUTY DOLLARS And don't forget-"Once gone-alwa~s gone." There is still an oppor·tumty for smart mone~· in a location unsurpassed . in the \'illage of Winnetka. Phone for appointment - let me point out its advantages. If you consi~er it at all, it is w,o rth considering fa·rh· and to do this you must know the facts about it from one who does ~ d B . k Ch. ~ know some of its many advantages ~~~ tone an tlC tmneys ~ and an appreciation of its beauty. Eastern Star Officers Will Give Masquerade Th c fir st dan cc of the se a so n gi \ ' Cn hv the officers of the E<1stern Star \\'ill he a masqu erade, with priz es for the most original costumes. Th ere '"itt he card and bunco playinfl' and prizes a \\·a rdrd. R d rc-. hmen ts " .ill he served. Thr partY will he l1cld at the ~fa so n ic temnle.- 1010 Central a\'cnuc. \Yilmctt r. Saturcla\· evening, ~farrh 23. at. R o'clock. Tickets arc bein g sold ln· the officers : M esdamcs F-rrcl R ir r, \\'illiam E. Shellman. \Yillian1 T ·. .1nnrs. Earl Orner. R. r.. Saxer. Hobcrt L Young, Joseph C. Conver o.;c. P. .'\. 1T offman. ;tll of \Yilmette: T(la L~·ons . Harrv C. S<1tHlcr:-; and T.o is Tiaikv o f \\' innet k;-t : Sam \ Yil,on n f Krnil\\'nrth: H. D . Skelton nf E\·;111ston: and Lurlb ~C'\Yton of H ighland P<1rk. · .... ORGANIZE NEW GROUP A newt\' org<1nizcci QTnnn of YOnn g 111arried people belonging to the. \Yil-:_ mette Methodist church m r t for the f1rst timr on Tuesday rYenimr. The ()'roup will meet once a month and is formed for strictly social reason<; . Th<' ·ommitre in ch;:)rge is comnosecl of Dr. ancl Mrs . Walter F . S chur, \.{r. ".11d Mrs. F. L. Larson. Mr. :-~ncl Mr<;. 'RPttin Sta1tin!!. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. ~tf"'r ns and Mr. and 1vfrs. F. D. And"rsnn. ~ ,.; ~ ,.; ~ Does Your Property Need Any Repairs! Fireplaces a Specialty Porches and Walks, Plaster Repairs ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ~ ~ Glen C. Bull ~ ~ ~ All grQ.des of Stone, Brick and Cement work 11 So. La Salle St. - · Central 6970 500 A ~1aple Ave., Winnetka Winnetka 1016 H 0 ~1 ~ ~ ~ 419 Richmond Road, Kenilworth . J. s B 0 R T B JD G E TO GIVE SALE FOR SHUT-INS Kenihrorth rf'sidents wilt he interest~ etl in f hr rn 1 ning sale cnnclt1ctrci hv the ~~ Vnc:-.'tinn:ll Sncietv fnr Shut-Ins. to he hf'lcl ~1t tl1r hn111" nf Mrs. Laird Bell, ~ 'T'nwer roaci . Ht1hh~rd \Voods, atl day ~ Tht1rsda\'. \f ;~rch 21. Ph. Kenil. 273.5 ~ ~ 8 E A IJ T I P t: L E S I T E ~ ~"-'-'-'-'-"""-"-"'-'-'-'-'-'-'-""'-"'-"1111(4. his camp Joel Dickinson. (JJ7 AhhNtsford road. entrrtained rirrht frirnrls at din~ nrr last Sunciav evrnincr. The C!'1H'sts ~ w<'re CantaiP Fnrrer anci hoys . from itl Canada.