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Ik end .iTrust m om uis Stff ja Pesasion 1 Company DAY. 8100 * ~~'** E T - *1~ i ~ r-1 i<~1 Il? ;:;-L~ 19E 1~~. ~ #.. w- Thïis Georgian 'Colonial residence of eight, rooms, screened. living Porch, thrcc and ont--hall bath, two-car garage is'being erected. for çale at 1211 Chiestiiut avenue,> Wilnettc, by Irvin A. Blietz, designer and bidr 1160 Oihulètte avenue, Witlnette.. Trhe exterior will be ini the Geor-1Itr ,Aciiio Loan act ;oan Bani :ML e4 Ili. é'« 41à4Connor posite the GregorY and Sterling estates in the Sunset Ridge district West oôf Winnetka. Mr. 'Lawrence announces' that he plans tü subdivide the property inité homesites of f rom two to three acres, each. 'The .,Lawrence Developmnent comipany plans to build, in the near future, several attractive homes de- signed by Lawrence and, Starbuck, architects, 224 South Michigan ave-ý nue, Chicago. -This, tract of land adjoins the forest. preserve wjth ýits bridile patbhs and Woods, which, make it ýan idéal location for country homes," espe7cially for. those who like to ride and.own their own horses. John Newhall of the Winnetka.of- fice of Baird and Warner sold the property to the Lawrence Develop- .mnt cosppany which was represented legally by MI' oyes of Mayer, !éy- er, Austrian and Platt; A. T. Erick- son of the Harris Trust comany handled the lega.1 details for Mr- ivity of the Federal Home- k of Chicago in May cast 34 Permits Duri est light on the status of business in Illinois and May Poorest Ret whicli it has shown so far for 1938 to 1~ ing cord Dati , Illinois, hau iuds for us to ;age loans of .00-interest ear ternis: tted spe- st in first >0.00 to ,or 50/ of' fair "~" ~ ~ - I-an nesae ujn UC JIVIUDmonth during the year, includiXig IsuePemi fr ewyer. The gain over last May was. january, and is a 50 per cent drop fo r Nwt 3.3 per cent. These data we re in the fromn the Mardi and April totals. It Residence in inek Baiik's monthly report sent to the is a reduction of 75 per cent f romn the Three building permits, one for a Federal Board at Washington today. May volume in 1937. new residence, one for an addition Because May loans inrae 2Eglt New Homes to a residence and the other for a per cent over those of April, Bank Eight new residences were author- private garage were issued in Win- officials feel there is no doubt that ized by permits 'in the four villages,. netka during the past week. a definite uptrend has begun in de- the samne as..ini April, but the total Edwà-idJ. Lel-aman is building the muand for horne mortgage money with cost of those started in May is only ih l I -.. .4.-. Tt r+ the conimunitv associations which $88,500, as compared. to $138,400 in i n the .951 WUR.,