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September 27, 1929 : WILMETTE LIFE 63 - =;:7{NNOUNCING Our removal to ~w· ~uarters] We haYe n10YCU our otl1ces to the second floor of the I-Iahn I~uilding. Our n~\Y quartet s arc on the Shern1an . -\scnuc side, directly aboYe our present location. Of course, \Ye \Yill tnuintain direct access anJ a part of our office on the ground floor. 'The ne\Y entrance is at 1619 Shern1an ..-\.Yenuc, just t\YO doors north of our present entrance. ()tn· H.cPting-~lanugen1cnt Dcpartn1ent and out· reception office arc loc'Jtcd on the gro~nd floor. l~ron1 this a staircase and passenger cleYator lead up to our ofl1ces on the second floor. on Shern1an A' cnue has reached that point \Yhcrc it can best serve only Merchandising establishments such businesses as can avail themselves of the full possibilities of large ground .floor display windows. o · o \ \7hen 'fhc rapid deYclopn1ent of Shennan :\ \Tnuc, in Yic\v of recent property negotiations haYc resulted in this early n1oYe. :-\I ready, ground-floor space the Hahn Building was erected, a dignified beauty of design and construction was selected. 1'hc desire was to add to the city another structure, of \tvhich Evanston could well be proud. And \YC have endeavored to maintain a ground floor tenancy of substantial businesses of dignity. \V c tnove to our new quarters \vith the knowledge that in bringing Frank Sullivan, lncor· porated, to Evanston, to occupy our own space, \YC haYc served the original ideal faithfully. }OHN _...~.~ F. HAHN, Incorporated 'EVANSTON Bonds, Mortgages, Real Estate, Insurance, Renting