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WILMETTE LIFE April 26, 1929 Break Ground for New Marshall Field Company Store Uadergreaad Garha·e Beeelver The housewife who believes in efficient household manage· ment sees at a glance the merit of the Adams method of taking care of garbage. The container is under1round, out of sight, yet it is easier to use than the common, unsightly garbage pail. No fly nuisance, no odors, no raiding by dogs. Pay8 for Itself in saving of time, in increased cleanliness, in greater efficiency . Every household needs it, and can readily afford it. Simply and substantially constructed, with copper steel shell and cast iron top and li.d Ask yourdtatn.fortt. ... Anothe r a ddition to Evanston's expa.nding business district was started on its way Monday, April 22, when ground was broken for the new five-story Evanston branch of Marshall Field and company, on the site of the old Haven school at Church street and Sherman avenue. W. G. Burt, vice-president of the company, turned the first shovelful of dirt. Among those who witnessed the ceremony were Mayor Bartlett of Evanston: G. R . Schaeffer, advertising manager of Marsh a ll Field and company; Ronald Boardman, manager of the Evanston store: R. F. Starr, superintendent of Maintenance of Field's; John E . Ericsson, contractor for the construction of the building; Edward R. Ladd and M. 0. Blackmore of THE EVANSTON REVIEW. WOLFF-GRIFFIS HARDWARE 1119-21 Central A venue WILME1TE :. :. IWNOIS Pia,..: WiliiNif· 183 The new Evanston s tore of Field's will be completed and ready for occupancy December 1. It will have a frontage of 220 feet on Church street a nd eighty feet on Sherman avenue, giving it a ground area of 17,600 feet. Board of Directors Gordon Strong Chairman of the Board Gordon Strong and Co. Property Management l Seeond Mortgage Loan 6 Reasoas lo· a Repablie Realty LOWEST ST.t\NDARD RATES UNLIMITED RESOURCES RESPONSIBLE l\1ANAGEMENT NO APPRAISAL OR ATTORNEY FEES REFUND ON UNEARNED DISCOUNT (I/ loan is paid be/ore maturity) Dea.1amln F. Alleek President, Vke- Chairmat& ot the Boa1·d Unln~rsal Portland Cement Co. Robert B. Btath Pre8ident Corp. Repwbllc Rtalty :\lortgage Bt>DJamln Rosnthal Vice-President Capitalist . John W. O'Ltary Treastcn~r President, Chlr.ago Trust Co. Harry L. Schmit· 8ecretm·y RATES~---Cost I yr. $45.00 2 yrs. pe· $1000 Fnnk T. Spears Repwblle A.tmtant Secretm·y RfBity Corp. Mortgag· Harry H. Bl·m Jolin F. Cwneo George W. Dixon llobert Jl. Eastman ~hllet.a W. Gatt"s Herman H. Hettler Clawde c. Hopkins D. F. Kelly Edward B. Lltslnger Jolla B. Xa~~rlll :P.dwar4 A. Renwlrk WIIUam 8dllakt Jaeo' L. 8clanadlg Walter Dill 8eoH El·er T. 8teTeal Jwd10a F. Stoae Jolla C. Walll Jolla H. WIDttrbot.ham ) 3 yrs. 4 yrs. 5 yrs. $110.00 $130.00 $150.00 Repayable an equal monthly installments. Amounts from $1,000 up to $100,000 $80.00 North Shore Office Now in Wilmette Republic Real~ MOrt1qe Corporation C. ANDERSON WALTER 1150 Wilmette Ave. First National Bank Building 110 So. Dearborn St., Chicago Quick, Personal, Confidential Service Wilmette 2181 Central 4804