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Samed imdu Pa.cked Separately, for V al itemid orders promptly Oued. fr Phonie oMr etalowue deacrlblngTu- 1»pe. Hy*àethe, Narclasi, etc, HOILLANDlSiuD STOREi Ils N. aim t t.tcbieàuo icemoeau AudrapisaU8L*Idmcbe strmat, First Mortgage on Won Locaf.d Improvd btal Estat. 1 Iqggoit 4 % % DeHaveu Photo-1 Arthuer C. F. Gedge. m.np< j ;h usack RéaIIy coon)anyP inWinnetka apisotnces the- addition. of two ireil known nor»isore resJènis t0Ais salest force, Miss Dorothy JEdwardes and Georgie MclCmnney whoý are shomn above. Miss Edwardes came to the north Two New Residences shore some titue ago and bas. since in Kenilworthf Permits been actively connected with the real .Twe of the three building permits estate business. Her family backcKenilworth durng tIre--elos ground has given. her a natural lean- issued in of October were for new days ing ing toward the business and her work -the other was for à, residences--and 1 th 5 nth sho~re has izenpn br an a tour of the Skokie Lagoons project Tuesday afternoon, November 10, under the directionof'Leon E.AshIey, director of public relations, Skokie division of state park, U .Départ.1ment of, Interior., The party will meet at 1 o'clock at headquarters on Harms roaid, at the north end of the Skokie CCC camp. Mr. Asbley addressed the organization last Mônday eveninig andý attracted -a record attendance to the: meeting. 'The menibers were tbrilled byaeiial and ground motion pictures of the, lagoon project take'n and exhibited byý J. Franklin Nelso.n of Winne*ka,' whicli depicted the. various stages of development in the north shore pro- FRANKLIN 2561 Loe Corm4ffed.a*-T1s.Minuss.t O'Brien & Pain 111 W. Wushington St.. Chiceago New Homes Recorded in Winnetka Permit List Two new residences were included in the three building permits issued in Winnetka during the closing week of October. The other was for a private greenhouse which Max Epstein is buildng.at 915 Sheridan road at a cotl of $4,2W0 ft..IsuUlproporti.s, v.strlt.d. areas. Evamstam adNortha shore. oarilé yer terai. 8.1-aumu. intoe t pa7u..mta. ,ny is aff ording its 'nMcKinney needs inteshore towns. ,dlated from New 1 been activel.V enga here.. For the past gilis ie NC. ol ts. One. of the new residence permits! North LaSalle street, Chicago, are itroduc- was issued to the estate of A. S. the architects, and, joseph Carp, 1791 n bere, VanDeusen, calling for a one and Howard street, Chicago, the builder. and bas one -haîf story brick veneer, with stA two-story solid brick residence of enars he tached one car garage, at 610 Mel- e ght roorns and builtin two-car garrears heage is beiniz erected by Lewis Ci: ýe State rose avenue, costing $8,000. L. Mor- Murtaugh, at 220 deWindt road, at a widely gan Yost, 1150 Wilmette avenue, Wil- cost of $22,000. Olsen and Urbain, s a ho8t nete, is the architect. E. Peterson, 228 North LaSalle street, Chicago, es He of hvao bhcg asth helare masonry con-.le the architects and John Anderson Reaity P,,, ing $3,000. <isen and Urbain, 28 140 cm CETIRSTE _____________________ WINETUA 3W I-.- The 1,! I nr. twelve-month 3aranesa5 L1 ata luring C1such obligations, ana Loan.Bank the policies of porch addition is being made 1--next period whicýh the Federal Home. of. -- a-at ronueOU Adh'eMrtu ~.to 5 Imbusch. 110 Eucid avenue. the residence of Mrs. Margaret marks. the fifth year of the bank's Chicago have been guidte.i from.-the. ehtbeginningby its e intuxlity. operations, at, least $12,000,000,