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i Ssj«ir las^iiiili ^ylfclliiBiiispiii' ^ PAKEflJEWmfcl -BUOYING BOOM Big Sales Increases In Cars Since January 1 Sales of Paige and Jewett cars dur- ing the first three months of this year were 310 percent greater than in the same three months of 1922 according to reports received from the Paige factory t>y Tracy Holmes, the local Paige-Jewett distributor. "Leading^ lines in the industry are showing big increases in sales over previous year, but we believe that ours is above the average," says H. Krohn, Vice-President of the Sales Divison at the Paige plant. "That three times as many motorists have selected Paige and Jewett cars this year as during the same period a year ago is, wc take it, convincing proof of the popu- larity of our product. "When we placed the Jewett on the market early in 1922 we felt thatf|it offered an unusual combination llpf sturdy strength, comfort and fine six- cylinder performance at a low price. We designed and built the car to dominate the $1,000 class. Now after a year in which more than 20,000 of __ these cars have passed into the hands of owners it has proved itself to the public in the test of actual use. i j, „ "The Paige models which we placed before the public with the opening of the year are our ideal of fine cars developed through years of fine car manufacture. We set for ourselves entirely new standards of quality and completeness. The public have recog- nized this quality as their ideal. The ) demand for the new Paige in the above the $2,000 class has been in I proportion to the demand for the f Jewett in the $1,000 field. They have MORE AND BETTER LIGHT The first commercial electric lamps, I made in 1881, consumed nearly 100 watts and gave about 16 candle power, I having an efficiency of about 5.8 watts per candle. They lasted about 3,000 hours, but blackened very early in I their life, the lamps giving a yerjc, small part of their initial candle-power when they finally burned out. â€" The present day lamp gives about ; seven times the amount of light for the same^ energy c6nsumption i|j NEW0RR1NGT0NMAYBE COMPLETED AUGUST 15 The north shore is watching with eager eyes as the construction prog- resses on The Orrington, now being erected opposite the Public Library at Church street and Orj-ington av- enue. â- â- '""â- ' }':"'\':\ r> ." â- '" ':';--^""'-r'^M^^y: The Orrington promises to bi'ole of the finest residential hotels in the Middle West and the Victor Carlson company has made special efforts in order that the structure may be an imposing edifice with appointments which will attract appreciative peo- ple. â- â- â- â€¢.; :.-'-^ht-.". â-  In addition to the eleven shops on the main floor, The Orrington will comprise some 300 rooms arranged singly, and in suites with sun rooms. mOm NEWS/ FRIDAY, MA^T 4,1923J jgjggjggfljgjg^^ Among the features will be a richly furnished and spacious lobby and lounge, ball rooms, banquet halls, a large fountain dining room, and a de- lightful roof garden for summer en- joyment. â-  . The roof garden will be equipped for serving light refreshments and will undoubtedly be » happy rendevous alike for guests and visitors. ^ Judging by xpnstruction to date, the completion date of September 1 may possibly be advanced to August THREE MILLION CALLS Telephone traffic in Chicago at present is running in excess of 3,000,- 000 calls per day. If all the calls made in a day in Chicago could be combined intoLa single call, such a call would require 6,250,000 minutes, or twelve years. vm of Service 1 HE #brtieiaft bit 4o<da) â€"^rimarily^* vendor^-of merchah- dise; his main duty is to render a careful, considerate, conscientious ser- A'ice to his community* The materials that must be used enter only incident- * ally into the consideration. >^-7&M0M;S It is what the mortician can offer 4n the way of real service that counts most; this is the factor that you sfiould Furnished House on North Shore I^rg€';;r;i&riiisJEie8; House in Winnetka, Glencoe or Hubf; %a*dâ€"Woods ^iestredfsr^y small family for sutimer months, June to October: preferably. Not less than four bathrooms. Prefer lo- cation on Lake and several acres of ground. Anxious to secure comfortable sum-? mer home and will pay ver^ substantial rental for the kind of house desired. I& Address A*tm Who Makes Sites? Styles in glasses, now mote and mote insisted upon, are established by the good taste of our patrons in the selection for certain purposes of Stares iEVAN8TONSTORE f fllP 627 Davis- Street§||§ t|lll|S§ Phone 6804|||||}|| Wt¥€ mhtutts from onywhero downtownâ€"and m Svatuton tbtnk about when calling one of the profession. :%;:f'-:.â- 'â-  iiPHOMIIS EVANSTON 60O WJ'Gwttt â-  Seda» delivered ^W^f^W^M;£$l^i20X3Q, pPaige ...Sedanl^l: "| I^i^;.^.^J^:3i0»»: ibPaige-'Tourtngfe" "f$££;.;w^ .. i.'. '^Illfl 2595.0& 1G27 Davis St it:; :"§::;^#I:iB^ mmwm m>Wm liftli liHl 1VOUR feet werer inade to be |o«tt- '.*; fortableâ€"to carr^^j^^^^throu^t; ?4Iong, busy days without fatigue or pain. |?they are constructed like Wonderful Cantilever springs and should be allowed to flex and exercise with every stej> you take. - :"â- â- r^â- '"...:v .•'â- â- ';?'?'^^:,'^3^^^tf^-j|^SA^*j||l.? Consideration for the shape and action of the- foot is shown in the Cantilever flexible. :Arch,,:Shoe.::.|^^^^^p;; ^Natural lines give the *Qes^roomas Ilivell as comfort^Low; or medium heels "allow your b^y to assume a healthful posture^ The flexible shank curves up to give the arch of ybujr fbo| gentle sup- port .' while>lf#ennitting'"^ noririally^s^fe:^ lleversJ1^ madlTbf splendid ma« terials on trini lines.||fTheir: neatly rounded toes and low, medium or Cuban heels are in accord? with the dictates of :$ :-It's:SKir healthtul^h^fci^ itilevfri,j:;;^ :,:;-;: ,;g^ 0O6 CHICAGO AVE. â- â-  DISTINCTIVE MxM0MI$;;^ l|flptf SERVICE ORTH SHOR ROOF CRAFTERS Il-liyfr IncorporatediMU-i Strip Shingles Giants: ;f§:§/:' :J';;' JJil -J: 10-inch Standard 12%-inch Standard :Scidlops^il^^ GREER ILMIJLACi Qver Old Shingles We use the very best rc<>nng; ^ We are a North Shore Organization; ' V V^e give you a lO^year servicjj gprantee against leaks and c^irliiig.jflj&^^ When the robins have raised theS^'-ybung^d^bitie"" South for the winter we^stay here ready to take g| care of your roof during the hazardous months. '0§sJ&!$IQi Let ur refer you to the Westmoreland Country Club and hundreds of othetil I fine Jobs and satisfied owners* g| 3201 Emerson St* lillllf % EVAHSTON, â-  ILL.IFiO>cl| PHONE EVA^STC^Wm 1.342 Park Ave*" SlUilll GLENCOE, Iixiliilil PHONE GLENCOE 16g. ^629 Davis 8te^\ZZ5$^^ WIM§m WSIS&n. '"the "IShi^iiiore ::Hold^;|I^P*fi lilillfllll matter|how well-dressed al Iman maywe!- iNo matterih(yw fine! his mannersl 11 Hell Iodic t§nm s h a v e d Si:llT h^elsaiif^'pitl^l houselwitri«ppirW M l^lif^-r'fs^i lis resw^&ce:y6i^:fl^^ 15&;$fo»;<j°;%^'L ^Mi^k.^^JM^i^k re-surfacing Umachine \^dl§Vork Guaranteed WM :-':WMW&SM SM 0Mi Phone Wilaiette 204 oaei