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1, 1Sugar§ Cured, 1B. pieces, lb. .. Cream Cottage se, lb. |___.____ ITAS COALS N CoUNTY COALS G MATERIAL _ #aNCY Forroms .. t| New _ * s | cheaper in the Rhen and we will it is particularly &rin‘ these hot promptly, no ice, ‘le e ow ¢1 3¢ ie reoeeane reseuciesoens viiormee ® Bigin Cream Butter, Ib. _ ; 12 Ige bottles T PORK Kidneys ‘wood Ripe Olives is for [ _ _ _ _ _ SHIPPING Transfer ompany .. Manager il Avenue Onions Asparagus 4 Central Avenue ed Roquefort , Ib â€" EXPRESS age d Park, IHMlinois Telephone 65 and 14th Gingerale or Root B _ __ 25c 69¢ . AVGUST 12, *" Ab4c * $1.53 10c 25¢ 55¢ 22¢ $1 *"ud. Instead of being one of most backward states in road improveâ€" ment as it was then, it is now igâ€" nized as one of the most adva k THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1926 "Since 1917, when the plan for plying automobile fees to highwary bond issues was worked out," tary of State Louis L. Emmerson sa:; "the state has lifted itself out of ILLINOIS HIGHWAYS . i FINEST IN CO miles of paved highways. The struction of these roads was by the automobile owners of the who are paying in $13,000,000 â€" ly to meet interest charges and the principal on bond issues and maintenance of the roads. "When we first began discussing this legislation we were collecting y a little over a million dollars a y in automobile fees and there grave doubt as to whether or not the fees would take care of the inte and principal of the proposed y= 000,000 bond issue in the twenty allowed. State Has Approximately 5,6 Miles of Paved Roads; "Since that time we have coll more, than $62,000,000 in fees: and not only are paying the interest d amortizing the indebtedness on original bond issue but have assu a $100,000,000 bond issue. . Mr. Emmerson points out, howev that the excellence of the hard r increases the hazard of driving cause a few reckless drivers use th as speed ways. "The great majority of automo owners are law abiding citizens : are careful drivers," he said. "It unfair that a few reckless driv should be permitted to menace li and property on the hard roads of state. _ Recklessness can be cur only by punishing the reckless constituted authoritiee . everywh should see that this is done." "The automobilists of Illinois, withâ€" out question, are getting more for their money than are the owners |lof motor vehicles in most other states. Every cent of the fees goes directly into the highway fund." Electric railway companies of nois have an investment of more t $80 for every person in the state. The site of Chicago was once Wisconsin, but in 1818 the state l was established northward to g Illinois water frontage on Lake Mic Hoopeston is the corn canning c ter of the world. Its canneries p:s more than 50 million cans and bott of food products annually. Illinois: has . approximately Central Insi Combinatici _ Ins protects you‘against financial loss from practically every hazard to which, as the owner of a motor vehicle you are exposed. Public Liabilityâ€"Your financial responsiâ€" bility for injuries caused others. Property Damage| â€" Your financial reâ€" sponsibility for damage to others‘ propâ€" erty. | . Fireâ€"Resulting in destruction of or damâ€" age to your own car. © Lightning â€" Causing destruction of or damage to your own car. ‘ Transportation Perils â€" On either land or water. . Collisionâ€"Accidental damage or destrucâ€" tion of your own car. > Theft â€" Includiné loss of car as well as damage done whilé in the hands of thieves For slight additio be rounded out â€" coverages: | 1. Plate Glassâ€"I{ ment. . 2. Miscellaneous clone, Windstorm, Water Damage a Office Phone 574 Central Insurance Service Hazard Grows : SUPPLEMENTARY FEATURES 574 f Residence Phone 1046 HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS ' ~A. E. SMITH, J. P. Room 3, State Bank Bldg. destruction of or damâ€" r. f Eing destruction of or xn car. st financial loss from azard to which, as the ehicle you are exposed. our financial responsiâ€" caused others. â€"â€" Your financial reâ€" image to others‘ propâ€" ance Service Automobile irance | liâ€" ck nd erils â€" Tornado, Cyâ€" rthquake, Explosion, d Hail. ds ve in i1â€" re le cludes cost .of replaceâ€" 18 al cost your policy can ith the two following The appointment of Albert C Wilâ€" liams â€"as chairman of the Federal Farm Loan commission points to the adoption of a strong and progressive policy in the administration of the Federal Farm Loan system. Both the Federal Farm Loan and the Federal Intermediate Credit systems are of vital importance to American agriâ€" culture, Although the Federal Farm Loan system has been in operation less than ten years, the federal and joint stock land banks up to the presâ€" ent time have made loans of approxâ€" imatelyâ€" $2,000,000,000. In the even shorter period of their existence the Federal Intermediate Credit banks have served agriculture in an effective way by making loans for agricultural purposes aggregating over $300,000,000. . ‘Mr. Williams brings to this posiâ€" tion a firstâ€"hand knowledge of agriâ€" culture and a sympathetic interest in its needs. (He has been closely assoâ€" tviated with the livestock interests of the country, as an official of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers‘ asâ€" sociation, as president of a livestock loan company, as a representative of the War Finance corporation in handâ€" ling agricultural loans and in other "Egypt," that portion of Illinois lyâ€" ing south of an imaginary line from Terre Haute, Indiana, to St. Louis, is soâ€"called because many years ago there was shortage of grain in the northern part of the state and an overâ€"supply in the southern portion. Cairq, the principal city of the terriâ€" tory, became the prain center of the| state: s hi 3 NEW CHAIRMAN OF & FARM LOAN BOARD ways. He is a firm believer in coâ€" operative marketing and he has taken an active part in organizing coâ€"opâ€" eratives among livestock men. There are more than 200,000 public utility employes and their dependents in Tllinois. One of the greatest elements of safety is gogd brakes. Brakes should be tested daily by throwing out the clutch and applyjing them on a dry spot of street where there is little traffic. If the brakes are not operatâ€" ing properly the fault should be corâ€" rected at once. 607 GOOD BRAKES BEST â€" ELEMENT OF SAFETY Should Be Tested Daily, Expert Once in two months remove the rear wheels and wash the brake lining in kerosene. _ This removes all oil and the "bite" of the brakesetaoin Says; How firfiei?fi‘ll”efi_fn" _|| Phone H. P. 254 ~ egan Av. Good Condition GENERAL AUT AIRS ML. NB dÂ¥ 0 DUb O LE OÂ¥ 000 T10 m weldln‘.“ t -swn‘ have the brakes relin . Wipe off and oil th ism every 500 miles, * Brane péuent whelffhey ate glaced es henMhey are orwhenimpropdv‘, Squealâ€" ing can often be ‘; by removâ€" ing wheels and rough@aring the brake lining with a stif beh. . If the brake lining it worn down to grease which it "bite" out of the "Jie DoGGONE |\ yaing won‘T y 4 y _/A AUTO LIMERICKS By WENKI‘:LMOS. An important thifig about a car is the battery( Here, is ‘a rapid fire batte f‘ rvice that will recharge, r@@Mir or furâ€" nish you a new!se. There never was a Wnan so wise But what he can Yearn if he tries 1 He‘ll miss lots O@woe If he knows whire to go "Twill pay him wigh us to adâ€" vise _ i0 95 WENKEL BRGTHERS Highwoo;@age Expert Ignition gfid Battery GET BATTE AND ITL :tA N N O U NCIN _ NOW ON DTS PLAY l _ Highland Park Nash Sales | ... a newly refined 1| Advanced Six Series | and Light Six Series ARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS WISE 0 ! take <the Never oil mechanâ€" or Make regular systematic brake inâ€" spection a habit.‘ The loss of a cotter pin. might lead to a serious accident. When a lock washer is removed, don‘t put it back; use a new one. CHICAGO TRUst GCOMPANY SOUTHEAST CORNER MONROE & CLARK REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPARTMENT LUCIUS TETER m:n W, O‘LEARY President Metropolitan LifeInsurance Millions to Loan First Mortgages Local Representative Telephone Highland Park 1608 LOW RATES PRESS WANT ADS BRING RESULTS . | Buick Motor Company invites every 13¥€l‘ of fine motor cars to drive the . _ _ CGREATEST HIGHLAND PARKâ€"110 8. First St. Cars are waiting at our EV ANSTONâ€"1030 Davis St. Tel, University 5961 +141 i and know the thrill of the: tury‘s greatest contributio motor car progressâ€"an en VIBRATIONLESS beyond BUICK NORTH SHORE BUICK CO. EVER BUILT Ay® PAGE THREE w3 *4