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NEW To BE WAY SOON Colonel Ira C. Copley. fo- L51 ..41 4 tj. 11-14 3.1,Wt7 t. Litti 4,114 4 te- tcer i TO MAKE THE AUTUMN OF LIFE MORE CHEERFUL it-.

iN q.r-oryt vs; --4-- 4 t's IL 4.rei fritAVI, 4 4 It il: 3ar Dunning is architect of the above 8300,000 Godair Memorial Old Peoples' home, to be, erected on a twenty acre tract at the northwest corner of 6d and Madison, southwest of Hinsdale. It Cs nonsectarian and the a5ore first unit will accommodate sixty persons. A feature of this home trill jp aPeeial accommodations for agrd coupes with private sitt and bed rooms. Details ore piven in another column on this page. CHICAGOLAND'S NEWEST SU.

BURBAN HOSPITAL CTTTCA GO SUNDAY 4b TBTTITTNE: OCTOBER 5. Imo. START AT ONCE ON OLD PEOPLES' HOME: HINSDALE IF 1 1.4 S4 4' 6 cca BATHS DE LUXE 1 A MODERN -BATHROOM I NOW COMMON 111 SMALL HOMES 71 1 t' 1 Beauty and Utility Now Low Priced. PAP '2 -P A GE 1 n. lior TO NEW r--- lo a i 44 CITTCA a 0 STTND A TB TTITTNE, OCTOBER 5.

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Details are given in another column on this page. ,.4.,, 4. 4. 1. 1 1 CIIICAGOLAND'S NEWEST SUBURBAN IIOSPITAL START AT ONCE 1 tt ii I 14 1 Ilitar' a 111 .1 ---1 s-7- ON OLD PEOPLES' lc' -0, -4 i -t- HOME: HINSDALE '1' i t'-' ..0 AURORA'S liOSPITAL UNDER Is Gift of ij -uROR A A I 1110 ITA1 OA IN UNDER vi 4s 0:4 Is Gift of 4, Col 44i4 te-, it 114 oltt ettlt Iszl 5- 1 41: I 74 fl DI, IA 64 l'a 310,.

Oii -1 Dos. klitt rat. fru kw, gt ere AURORA'S 11 C.1,, UNDER .2 4', I to IS Gift of tt 9- I lio 0-, tilt kl 5-14 5. 64. 1 ...1:3, An example of the decorative style that may be brouCht into play in equipping a bath for the home of todely.

A 14 ide choice of plumbing fixtures at reasonable cost is available for the furnishing of suck room in manner that combines beauty and utiiity. 4-' 1 s' A 7: top i 4 ArN), 4 i 4 1 71, 1 1. 1 1 71 1, Eh -I --4 1---t ---1 kr, Itr A w' ,1 2- -t A -1 ---11 4 Ns 1. I. w-r .0 ..17,.

1 I 1 11 04 ki 410 I rkk, -i -z f-t 4-- sl', 1 1 a -1 iiN .1 -1 i -4ret -I r'crl 11 a TIA' I 1 4 I rI 7 4 tits. 1 .1,4 I 414 A ILA- ,.1 1" "610e 2 I 44:. 71' ..,1 4 )4 BY LOUISE BARGELT. (Rome Builders (Next week will sear an article on Fireplace EQuipment.i It ts only in the last few years that the bathroom de luxe has appeared In the small home as well as the large. And by the -el, bathroom de luxe ''ar one no longer Is, means 8 room 4 4i' costly to Install and equip.

but a rGol'n which corn. bines beauty and I I utility at reason- able expenditure. Excellent quality plumbing fixtures 'zte a accessories may be chosen for the bathroom and still the cost Lortsr. RA RGETJF. Is far less than I utehinson Pboto.1 outfitting a living room or dining room or a master bedroom.

Whatever a home owner may desire in the way of equipment for a new bath or for the modernizing of an old one may be obtained. ne has a wide choice whatever his limits of expenditure may be. To be kept in mind, however. is the fact that It pays to select fixtures of as good a quality as can be afforded; also to choose these fixtures with a --view to style, design, and color. Plumbing fixtures no longer are bought for their utilitarian value alone.

Their decorative assets loom large and the elements of grace and beauty in bath tubs. lavatories. tubs. showers, and medicine cabinets give possibilities of real individuality to bathrooms undreamed of a decade ago. Choice of Many.

For Instance in the selection of a lavatory one has choice of some thirty or forty different kinds. ranging from the least expensive, the hangirg from the wall type. to costly creations cut from gold and black Italian marble. The small size wall hung lavatories are much usei for small baths, for bedroom installments. for the closet in the downstairs ball.

Whether of genuine vitreous china with chromium or gold plated fittings. or of the smooth, hard armor of serviceable enamel with fittings which have removable wearing parts. ono can be tom gold and black Italian marble. The small size wall hung lavato- les are much usel for small baths, for )edroom Installments. for the closet the downstairs hall.

Whether of vitreous china with chromium gold plated fittings. or of the imooth, hard armor of serviceable novab inamel with fittings which have re- le wearing Darts. ono can be BY LOUISE BAROELT. 'Rome Boyden) (Next week will ant.ear an lotto on Fire- nine. EnummenLi It is only in the last few years that the bathroom de luxe has appeared in the small home as well as tho large.

And by the bathroom de luxe one no longer 7 means 8 room ---4 4 costly to Install and equip. but a rool'a whtch corn- bines beauty and taiilititt ye xaptenrdeintsuorne-. comfort they afford. The house with two baths and a downstairs lavatory and basement toilet and shoer has a better resale value and rentin alue than a hosise with only one bath. So our stanslatits Increase and our de multiply with the years.

Often home owners hesitate to consider adding another bath to their home because they think It should bw a sizable effair and they do not see how they can spare the room space. This decidedly Is not so since the three essential bathroom fixtures ran iv grouped In a room 6 feet la) 6 feet. A 60 inch tub can be placed into one end. the other two fixtures arranged opposite, and there Is space hesides for the medicine cabinet Naturally in so ginali a bath the lavatory should be preferably of the wail hung type. A good plumbing contractor Often proves himself something of a wizard in discovering surprising and economical loca'tions for the "bathroom long considetred an impossibility." Memorial to 1Villiam H.

Godair. Taking the stand that now is the time to build in order to help relieve the present building situation as much as possible. the trustees of the Godair Memorial Old People's home will start construction on the aeo project to be erected just southwest of Hinsdale. across from the Ruth Lake Country club. N.

Max Dunning of Chicago is the architect. A feature of the institution SV1i I1 be the arrangement of rooms so that aged couples can spend their last years together. They will have a sitting room with bedroom adjoining. Another feature of interest will be the providing of recreational facilities for both men and women. A large room where the old ladies can keep their sewing machines and work as well as talk will be on the pfirst floor.

In the basement will be a large room where the men may smoke and play cards and also do any carpenter work they care to. The first unit will have accommodations for sixty persons. Two more units are contemplated when they are needed. The of Mr. Dunning is colonial with exterior walls of red brick, with stone trim and green shutters.

The building will be fireproof. Completion is set for next June. J. T. Schless Co.

of Downers Grove have the general contract William H. Godair. a Chicago real estate operator. died in 1914. He left to build an old people's home.

This sum has now grown to approximately $1,000,000. Mrs. Godair is suprvising the carrying out of her bus-bands plans. assured of beauty and durability in all the good grade fixtures. One new style lavatory is the one with two gracefully tapering metal or glass legs.

Pedestal lavatories continue to hold their popularity. Whatever the style of lavatory. however it can be had in a wide range of see-es. In tubs. too.

there ia a wealth or variety. They may be tiled in. set in a recess or into a corner. They may be no longer than 4 teet or they may be 6 feet if one They may be of enameled iren. of porcelain, or of marble.

A shower stall may be placed beside the tub or in a separate compartment. Or a shower may be readily installed above a tub already in place. Excellent shower heads and controls are to be obtained. Where a shower Is over a bath One can use a shower curtain, or a glass door. Two Lavatories an Asset.

Medicine cabinets are a subject in themselves with their utility shelves and sparkling mirrors. They may even be had electrically wired for Light and convenience fixtures. A bath equipped with two lavatories Is a big asset in a farnil where there are children, as two such fixtures instead of one simplifies materially the routine of hurried morning dressing or undressing of the children at night. Two bathrooms are a good Investment financially. nuite apart from the convenience fixtures.

la Aa bbaigthaesageutiii-ipaeda wtaimthilwaohlearveattohreirees are children, as two such fixtures in- stead of one simplifies materially the routine of hurried morning dressing or undressing of the children at night. Two bathrooms are a good Invest- mont finanotaihr. nuito apart from the Echinidto Garden, tt Eriksen of Chicago are architects of the above Cap ley hospital, for which Col. Ira C. Copley has given $2,345,000.

It will be erected at Lincoln and Weston avenues, Aurora. The five story Aurora hospital comprises the first unit in the project and is shown above On your right. The new seven story section will be erected at once. 1 Brokers' Notes BY AL CHASE. lack! Estate Editor.

at order to he provide work for ifforala unemployed, ground is to be broken on or before Oct. 15 for the imposing new pley hospital 0 for which i 0. COO in cash and real estate recent- 4tae, ly was announced as the gift of Col. Ira C. Copley, Aurora publisher 44 and public utility ,1 I.

a millionaire. A other reason, ac- cording to the ''1 'S architects of the new hospital, Schmidt. Garden ots a oOPLET. Erikson of Chi- cago, for prompt aratruction is to take advantage of the low cost of building materials. It was announced in THID TRIBUNE of Sept.

6 that former Congressman (coley had given to the Aurora HosTilsit association a building fund of a site value at 3150.000 and an endowment fund of $1,295,000. This arrouncernent was made by G. A. president of the association. Name to Be Changed.

The name is to be changed from alrora hospital to the Copley hospital tad after Col. Copley's death it will be known as the Copley Memorial hospital Col. Copley has lived for many years in Aurora and represented the Aurora district in congress for years. He and his wife, the le Vith Strohn Copity, were patrons of the Aurora hospital tcails of the new hospital structure live now been made public by Carl A. Erikson, a partner in the architectall firm of Schmidt, Garden Erikgn.

A main section of six stories Is to be added to the present four story liiiise which will become a wing of oe raw structure. Bled face brick, sih Bedford stone trim, will be used it exterior walla. Periaps the most interesting feahire of the new hospital will be the elimination of noise. that bugaboo of so many modern hospitals. Corridors.

in moat hospitals are merely rat sounding boards, where all galls are accentuated, will be accousholly treated so noises will be absorla3 instead of bouncing around and toying patients. No Banging Doors. Crashing elevator doors and screen doors In patients' rooms which contlnually day and night. as they do in many a so-called modern hosVal, will be done away with. The new of double elevator doors.

closed by air, will be used. All win-was will be screened from top to bottom so patients can get ventilation by opening windows from the top if they care to. Plate glass will be used it glazing of all windows. Floors and walls will be soundproofed so if a patient's room is below an operating room or next to one, he aont have the nerve wracking experience of having to listen in on surgical tailings day and night. The main new section will be known as Copley hall and will face on 'Weston avenue.

On the ground floor will be the X-ray and physics-therapy delartments ambulance entrance, record tottn, pharmacy internes' room, etc. Sun Room for Patients. The second, third. fourth and fifth or plans are much alike. A nurses' directly opposite the elevators 14:1 adjoining the utility rooms.

is the 111' service provided other than a room and a janitor's closet. -tare will be twelve small private carts on each floor except the fifth ami each room will have a private I The fifth floor will have the obstetrical department with its attractive ttrsery with a south exposure. The sixth floor provides for six operating rrnms- The seventh floor has a sun Nal for the ambulatory patients toather with an open air roof garden. Children's Hospital Later. plans also call for an power run and laundry connected with the nEn building by a tunnel.

The new tosp.tal building will cost approxitately $315.000. Equipment will cost When needed a four story arnex will be added. balancing akrchit4clurally with the present four story tonital. A new nurses' home also is I'Llnett for erection later on. Future also calls for an isolation and a children's hospital.

Al of these buildings are to be Ml-Wei around an open space to be 4cci as a patients' garden, with foun'''4 and towers. Frei Pierce Is chairman of the building committee. the nsccnhera of which are Hugh alc1Ca3t. Saerry, John Alexander and Dr. ---ot Denney.

BY AL Ilteal Est Di order to he larora's unemplo3 f. 4N, '41, .0... ,10 4 I COPLET. rhoto I rr.eruction is to the low cost of It as ttnnounct of Sept. 6 that ft (Kiley had given Tilal association a site an endowment fun( Jars.ounetroent wa presideo Name to I The name is tc krora hospital to tad after Col.

Co be known as till hospital. Col. Co many years in Aur the Aurora, diStri BY AL CIIASE. lack! 'Estate Editor. DI order to help provide work for iffora's unemployed, ground is to be broken on or be fore Oct.

15 for the imposing new Copley hospital for which COO in cash and real estate recent- ly was announced 4,,, s-4 as the gift of Col. 'll. ''l Ira C. Copley, 4.4.. Aurora publisher ,14 4 and public utility i Millionaire.

'N's, i other reason. ac- 's I 1 cording to the ,,1 architects of the new hospital, rtm: Nrti Pthel Tlartt tuV.1 to alnel toni, I dtvci k3ftp: tntro IV Reports More Activity in W. D. COUSIN AND IV. W.

DRAHEIM IN NEW REALTY FIRM W. D. Cousin, formerly operating under the firm name of W. D. Cousin at 1(15 South La Salle street, has formed a partnership with W.

W. Dra- t- helm under the ..1,,, rame of Cousin l''1!) 41 (Ivo Draheim, with offices in the Hartford building, 8 South Dearborn street. They will 4' continue to man- -17 i age the real es- 1:, tate interests of Harry C. Moir. A Mr.

Cousin has specialized in central business property for thir- W. D. COUSIN. HOWARD ORR OPEN NEW HYDE PARK BRANCH The How art Orr of which Louis T. Orr 13 president, has opened a new 7-NR, Hyde Park real estate office at 1309 East 53d I street, at the southeast corner z.

of Kimbark ave- ,11 nue. It is fin- stn in American walnut. The of- i lice is operated (C14, ny G. B. Shindler, Willard T.

Orr, Ralph Fishbein, -t and Evelyn Be- o- ger. For many 0.1 years the firm has nad an office at OTIS T. ORR. 1458 ast 53d INtaizene street. The general offices are at 82 West Washington street.

The company has several branch offices. Stewart B. Matthews has been appointed sales manager of Baird Sr Warner. He has been with the or ganization since 1925, when he was a salesman in the Evanston office. He as smiled charge of the Uptown office I in 1929.

His de- o. partment will include all sales ex- cept those of co- operat I apart- ments. Frankenstein Co. announce the STENT A RT R. removal of their MATTHEWS.

likes from the 1144(ifiett Phot01 Westminster build.ng, where they have been for several years, to the eighteenth floor of the Foreman-State Bank building, 33 South La Salle street. Their phone number is Homes at Flossmoor Park Burke P. Ward, vice president of the South Shore Investment company: reports considerable activity in Floss-moor. Since the first of September he states the following residences in Flosmoor Park have' been purchased: Carl J. Marcuson bought a house on Brassie avenue for Ii.

R. Cordon purchased the seven room stone house on Marston lane for Maurice bought a house on Collett lane for W. C. Undine bought 'a residence on Marston lane for 118,500. and Niles B.

Smith purchased a six room residence on Hutchinson road for $13,500. All of these were made by Mr. Ward and W. H. Cato.

manager of the Flossmoor Park office. ty years. Mr. Draheim has been active in the development of real estate prolects in Chicago and onstPrn citioq. BEG YOUR PARDON MI Income Garages $ic) DOWN $9.40 a Month TM Hess AIRWATER Unit properly humidifies your invest you coal and health in winterin summer it furnishes cooling current of air.

washed and cleaned. The latest development la home air condi Concrete block Beau-Ties the house. It also promotes better health by keeping out cold and dampness. dieffaztattillie We Have Built Over 20,000 Jobs A new front or rear porch or enclosure give you On extra roorn and Leautes the outside of the house. own re List lc 1 iT A NI, f' 4 lit i '4'? t's.

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t. 11 illialPX1414 rP4I 1 1 eo erg 14114 i 4,,,, 1 11 pr 1 i 4 1 ,11, 1 '4 1,4 'vi omm0MInt MEE 4 I A. I 4 iii! 1 I 41 1 II, 11 1111 il 1 -1 1 it 4. 14 i NEW 1b1.4.. MI Income Garages sio DOWN $940 a Month ---1----1- fn -i, --1 We Have I 1 -13811 .1 ix' he 4y.

The Hess AIRWATER Unit 1 Built Over el. properly humidifies your mmao I ye. you coal and health 1 20, 000 in vernieroln cuummer it turn: ishes cooing rrents' of air. I Jobs washed and cleaned. The lewd "4t dewelowwwnt in home aw condi.

tinfoil. Concrete block Beau- A new front or rear porch or en- titles she house. It also promotes closure give you an extra roorn better health by keeping out cold and beautes the outside of the and dampness. house. A01' ,4 I wommomill ip 12 1 1 11.12111 JII 1 4.......

1 1 A Two Car Biltrite Insulated I A Two Car Biltrite Insulated George W. Stewart has formed the Chicago Realty corporation. with offices at 100 North La Salle. Mr. Stewart is president; J.

n. Blain is vice president, it A. Leavitt is secretary, and J. R. Brennan is treasurer.

William F. Zent, for the last two years in charge of the Newark, N. office of the Harmon National Realty Trust, has been placed in charge of the Chicago office EA 140 South Dearborn. succeeding A. W.

Rhamstine, who has resigned. Mr. Zent is a former Chicagoan. Mr. Rhamstine has succeeded R.

H. Hanauer as director of sales for the H. Cornell Co. Charles P. Schwartz has moved his law offices to the One La Salle street building.

Can flu Built far $9 Down and 66 (7.t;iii?,:,.4:yfrd4-(;;Iillat'''''h Can flit Built far 1 (1 i '0, $9 Down and 8 6 N. Nhomy lia. ger it 1711' jt, il 'III'l K. ir 1 TITl mil If I i lip 1 Per Month LI 1 11 Jli Includ wingitihnterest i CEMENT FLOOR Tenth Year of Guaranteed Construction from Printed Detailed Specifications in 11 i NI, F-1 Fr rr IC 11' 44.4.1i;, 1 wilitill, Per Month Including Interest Hoy Hall, secretary-treasurer of The Hub, Henry C. Lytton Sons, writes the following regarding the story in THE TRIBUNE of Wednesday.

Oct. 1, which told of the enlargement of the Marshall Field Co. Lake Forest branch: I call your attention to what might be considered as an inaccuracy in your first sentence namely: Marshall Field pioneer amang the loop department stores in the opening of suburban branches? While The Hub, Henry C. Lytton Sons, is not. strictly speaking; a department store, it is, nevertheless, a loop store of some forty-four years' standing.

and I believe that The Hub was the first of the loop stores to open suburban branches. The Evanston branch was opened March 8. 1926; the Gary store was opened March 5, 1927. and the Oak Park store was opened Oct. 12, 1927.

Naturally. leases for these properties were made several months prior to the formal opening. In fact, the Oak Park store was built for The Hub by Mr. Nicholas of Oak Park." We don't wish to start an argument between Marshall Field Co. and The Hub, but we must add in fairness to THE TRIBUNE that Field in making their announcement, referred' to themselves as pioneers in the suburban area and we merely quoted them as such.

REMODELING Open I Sundays 10 to 3 Send for FREE Booklet Porches. Sun Parlors, New Rooms Hardwood Floors, Re.roofing General Furniture Rents South Ashland Building The General Furniture company has leased the entire three story and basement building. 503E100, at 5010 South Ashland avenue, from the Mary Jacobs estate for fifteen years for a terra rental reported to be $73,500. The building is to be remodeled and occupied within thirty days. Allen M.

Weber Co. were brokers. 24 S. CICERO AVE. Plias.

Mansfield 2171 Geo. E. Bradbury Co. 1901 D1VERSEY Pleas send information as thetked below: Frame Garages 0 Alterations EL' Brick Garages 0 Summer Cottages 4952 NI ileaute Kee. phase Kildare 3361 Enjoy the Comforts and Conveniences of Modern HomePay a Little Each MonthNow Is the Time! Frame, Brick, Stucco Garages.

Porches and Enclosures Attic and Basement Rooms RemodelingHouse Raising FoundationsPlumbing RoofingHeatingPainting Be Numbered Among Our 20,000 Enjoy the Comforts and Conveniences of a Modern HomePay a Little Each MonthNow Is the Time! Frame, Brick, Stucco Garages. Porches and Enclosures Attic and Basement Rooms RemodelingHouse Raising it 4 Main Office Yard: 1901 Diversey Pkwy. Lake View 2067 Loop Branch Office: 140 S. Dearborn Central 3557 South Side Office: I 10701 Western Ave. Beverly 7244 wwiemannwocomonsuml gals N.

CLARK ST. Ph- Nowa Park 0204 NAME ADDRESS PHONE BERWYN 15011 W. 224 St. P. Berwys 1148 Plan Smoker for Former Heads of Realty Board Clark Duncan.

president of the Cook County Real Estate board. announces a smoker and members' meeting net Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. at ikhich former presidents of the board will bp present. wenent.

bp pr LESSEES INCREASE SPACE. The International Cellueotion Products company and the Wander company have renewed their leases in the Lake Illichigan buildifl g. each expanding approximately 40 per cent. according to Jerold It. Egan en.

lb. Hess Welded Steel Furnace tight as bottle---burns any kind of fuel. Ideal tor tho You, boom deserves Mess Sys--; tem. Mail Owe coupon below for complete inforanationc. lb.

Hess Weldon tight as but kind el fuel Idea YOU, booms tem. Mail ties lei templets inforanat I Steel Furnace tleburns any I tor the item. re Hese Seaminess below tor Satisfied Customers GARAGES AGES I 1 1 I '7p 40 Never Order Lumber or Millwork Before You Have a Fie from "ill 4. "IIIIINNI i VAIrak-A, .0, vit I 0 11, Jo 'i- a), i de Mhill 4. $ir posof I Never Order Lumber or Millwork Before You Have a Fie from terJR: A Ee-O 5 Sr) Warming and TEM Ventilating SYS rD-flEE Warming and SYS1 I Ventilating AIORITHryESS'T 5111E Lumber Complanr A.

L. LORYA, President ESTABLISHED 1911 ---3 MATERIAL AND LUMBER YARDSHARVEY YARDS GARY YARDS MAIN OFFICE YARDS 147th and Marshfield 1734 Jackson St. 4440 W. North Ass. Pullman 0092 -Harvey 651 Gary 9291 Spaulding 9500 Celebrate 50th Birthday I al Realty Organization LA, S.

Wertgierski of 1239 North )4'4 IIS'entle. on Sept. 27. celebrated the trtieth anniversary of the continio existence of the business founded i L'Y La father, the late Frank Wengler- 1 14- Re announced the formation of I 11 64-rice bureau In charge of Idarle to aid people of the cornIlnitY In financial and business prob- 1 kza, Cdo A. ItrA tht br not tun: itzt, SUMMER HOMES, REMODELING PORCHES AND ENCLOSURES Built complete; cement floor, painted, electric light, water if desired.

Let us show you a "Gentzen" garage near your home. DUIAL s- floor, painted, electric light, water if desired. Let us show you a "Gentzen" garage near your home. vil res moi 56:1 ile Os 6: CO rF EIuErflt.i:a.t.7,..z S10 DOWN Balance monthly. Frame, brick and stucco garages.

All styles. 10 DOWN SN Balance monthly. Frame, brick and stucco garages. All styles. 1,,,,,, 0 LF UE Elf YEAR COMFORT YEAR RO COMFC tMAIMotIPOPIIPlaviVOINFOMMATIONi YAEO North-West Side Lumber Co.

t7. -4 Mein Offices and Yards BRANCHES SOUTH 6442 Western Hemlock 2801 4440 W. North Chicago Right now you can porchato fifty-Pee bears Gentlemen: Sr-nd me the information checke4 Hess Hearing System Hess Booster less AIRWATER HPSO Teniperatuee Control Hess Pressure Silveri SAME Vilthout obligating Ina, pintos hays tour rtpro rotative call and giro too iniormatxon on tit following work: 1.7 STORM SASH 7 2c 7 a SOUTH CHICAGO 9249 So. Chicago Ave. Sag diaw 7474 EVANSTON 929 Croy.

St. Greenleaf 2264 AddreAs SUS AGATITE AVE. 1853 N. SAWYER AVE. Gentlemen: r4iIieation kind 0 Homes 0 Frame Garages MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY GENTZEN Co.

AVE. PHONE PENSACOLA 7463 SAWYER AVE. PHONE BELMONT 9294 hout etilieation kindly send me i'r formation your special offer 0 Homes fl Summer Homes 0 Garages CI Brick Garages 0 Torches 0 Porch Enclosures rh wr at4 I or MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY -490, GENTZEN CO. 9139 AGATITE AVE. PHONE PENSACOLA 7463 1863 N.

SAWYER AVE. PHONE BELMONT 9294 Ger2oetnen: vIthout kindly send rne l-formation your special offer 0 Homes mm Suer Homes 0 Frame Garages tJ Brick Garages El Torches CI Porch EUCIOSUrel Name AddreAs Mort I ADDRESS 06 4 Otto Ryden to Talk Before 1 Real Property Institute! otto C. Ryden, attorney, will talk tut Tuesday evening at o'clock be the Real Property institute of the Ctok County Real Estate board on the I ot mechanics liens. NI. XI Alhe.

law instructor. NVII1 spetk at AL on "Joint TenancyProper et Creating It and the Various It Which It May Tie Broken." tf.t Notyrit LARAMIE egorrityY. C. tined, has enfrt the proPerIE at Laranne, tot In Ott Ott tut cook IL It Aar. wtt SOUTHWEST 901 Independence Sacramett.

TOWN STATE iiVrite it interested in dealer I 1111 Upl. riNr, 1 HESS WARMING VENTILATING Co. 1207 South Westfbris Avenue Quests. Illintais TelephoneWest 3304 nreacheebetroit aad Mdwaukaga 4a W. have saved customers ZTI thousands of dollars- LET US ottlatal SAVE MONEY FOR YOU! THE CHAS.

A. HOHME1ER LUMBER CO. 4 1705-39 Ave. All Phones BITtersweet 3660 OPEN DAILY TILL P. M.

THURS. AND SAT. TILL P. M. out 444171 -LIE CHAS.

A. HOHM 1705-39 Ave. OPEN DAILY TILL P. eft Nam Address Phases 7-10-5 I I RUflR AU Offices Open During Week. a A- M- to it P.

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