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1 Windes & Marsh Buite 4 H. P. State Bank Bldg. Telephone 678 256 St. Johns Ave. Highland Park Storm Sash and Storm Doors CABINETS Jobbing Promptly Done Shop Phone HP. 457 Res. 1985 513 Elm Place, Highland Park Dr. J. W. SHEDD DR. B. A. HAMILTON 178 OR CALLING AT THE Carpenter and DENTIST Surveyors DENTISTS Rossville is a village. It was given 1588 inhabitants by the government census in 1920, It is built where trees fringe the prairie, out in the open, in the northern part of Vermilion counâ€" That is, when the roads were good enough. This country down here is level and the soil is black. ~On the Old Trail Rossville in the beginning was on the old Guerdon Hubbard trail. Some called it the Vincennesâ€"Chicago road. Now it is the Dixie highway, conâ€" crete. A neverâ€"ending 2â€"way stream of motor cars, bound north and south, pours through. Hoopeston and Rossville are six miles apart. In the soâ€"called "good cld days".baseball games between the ‘towns of necessity ended in fist fights. If a Hoopeston boy called on a Rossâ€" ville girl "the gang" lurked in the shadows and the night was made merâ€" ry; and vice versa. Now with the concrete road the six miles is made easily in nine minâ€" utes. And the scrapping days are over. _ Not long ago the old rivals got together and built a country club, with nineâ€"hole golf links, midway beâ€" tween the two towns, brick club an‘ everything. Now when any farmer makes $500,â€" 000 farming in a single lifetime he ought to have recognition. Phil Caâ€" dle isn‘t a husky, muscled man, and he‘s 78 years old with fingers a bit gnarled and nails that have made frank concessions to service. I asked Phil Cadle to tell me how he got his start in life and he threw back his head and laughed. Successful Farmer Ever hear of Phil Cadle. He lives a couple of miles out of Rossville. We went out to his house. Phil Cadle is a farmer who has made more than $500,000 out of farming! United we have fun; divided we fight. "You‘ve been hearing about me trading my girl for a horse?" he challenged. I told him, no. "Well," he chuckled, "it‘s the truth, anyway. One time I was walking down the street with a girl. Just a kid then. And I met another boy who had a horse. He offered to trade me the horse for the girl. I traded." again. i";liiept the horse," he said, "but the other fellow couldn‘t keep the girl." Phil Cadle owns 1,780 acres of land now, all fine Illinois farm land. He admits having $100,000 loaned out on notes and mortgages and owns some town buildings, bank stock and other things. I asked him to tell me what was the difference between him and other farmers. l Always Saved Something _ "I work with the same tools and have worked under exactly the same conditions that they have," he reâ€" plied. "But this I‘ve always done. When I raised corn and sold it for 15 cents a bushel I always save someâ€" thing. When I didn‘t have enough money to buy teams I farmed with rented teams. But my object then was to save enough money to buy Tthey shject io being ~Lied down." Cows But, I am informed by the bankers and merchants, the farmers who have cows and pigs and chickens need credit less and have more of it than those who don‘t. who need it not at all can get worlds und chickens do tie farmers down. of can‘t get any. On the road between Rossville and ow W. & Sakre ower 150 Hives bees. W. R. owns 150 hives and calls his farm the Clover Blosâ€" som apiaries. '._-Ph dire from 75,000 to 100,000 /bees in a good, strong colony; that an acre of Phil Cadle set to chuekling Parraw frak‘w eeply ho uen me summer‘s crop m ubout 13,000 "sectons" of comb honey and about 11,000 pounds of extracted honey. . _ 000,000 bees, he finds, keeps one conâ€" ti-n-nu We found him exâ€" moths, the eremy of bees. ‘ He says the queens from breeders, fifty in a lot at fifty tents each. Little Things to Know Yes, there are little things to know about all sorts of businesses if you‘d prosper. _ For example, bees can fiy profitably only certain distances. Mr. Suhre moves his colonies out to difâ€" ferent locations to be near good forâ€" If each bee should lose an hour a day due to unnecessary travel that would be, you see, 15,000,000 hours lost in a day. And bees, like boys, must be kept at work if they are to show profits. e You may think that this little story about Rossville runs mostly to Phil Cadle and Suhre‘s bees. Well, why not ? They‘ve both worked busily and to profit. I often hear people, mostly the alleged intelligencia, speak scornfully of the materialistic world. Yet the world‘s greatest men have been practical. DIRECT ROUTE WAUKEGAN TO.LIBERTYVILLE IS OPEN . The direct route of the North Shore | Acainie ce ohagmnt â€" Line between Waukegan and Mundeâ€" | â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" lein, which has been under construcâ€" tion for the past several months, was | MONR CAB ‘ opened Monday and that morning a| ELECTRIC SERVICE . schedule listing three ims a day , from Mundelein to Waul went, AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS . into effect. The new route eliminates | Gâ€"-:'~ â€" Viskting â€" Lake Bluff transfer to Waukegan to | | Electrie w and / Two trains, one at 12:06 p. m. and | TEL N. P. 36 i1 8. SECOND 87. arf@ther at 4:06 p. m., will leave Ediâ€" â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" son Court station, Waukegan, for ; TeL H. P. 2774 Libertyville and Mundelein by the diâ€" | rect route, which cuts away from the ; W Park W‘“ main line at the North Chicago juneâ€" / Fender Repair Shop tion, runs over the new tracks to join 513 ELM _ Highland Park the Skokie Valley Line and branches | Drive .JI:CB- and get estimate onto the Libertyvilleâ€"Mundelein Line â€" at Green Bay junction. | Three trains at 7:30 a. m., 1:00 p. m., and 5:00 p. m., will operate from Mundelei®# to Waukegan, according to officials at the main office at Highâ€" OLD IRONSIDES SAILOR | P. lif} _ DEERTT DIES AT GREAT LAKES ies 56 Rriervae bratie Herman Severin Hansen, for fiftyâ€" one years an enlisted man in the United States navy, a member of the crew which in 1877 took Old Ironsides | on its last trip across the Atlantic,‘ died recently in the naval hospital at Great Lakes. t "The Old Sea Dog," as he was fondâ€" | ly called in Evanston, where he lived | his last score of years, died after an ‘ illness of nine months, during most of which he was in bed. He was 75| years old. He was born in Bergen, Norway, on May 20, 1851. Herman BEDROOM TRAGEDY Carpenter & Builder Contractor "Dick almost drowned last night." Xutimates Purniahed "No! How come*" Ne Job Too Large or Too Smail "The pillow slipped, the bed spread 318 North Green Bay Road and he fell into the spring." .===f= Let us explain the method and quote you prices. No power delays; we generate our own Stained Floors Our Specialty 3619 N. Halsted Street, CHICAGO Phone Buckingham 5574 New fioors made ; old floors Have Perfect Floors Clean, Smooth, Sanitary, Beastifu ‘There is no reason for havâ€" ing dirty, worn, unsightly floors. ‘The "American Universal" Floor Surfacing Machine will clean out the groundâ€"in dirt, take off stains, remove old varnish or paint, new. _ Oak, maple; hard pine, birch, or any wood is easily cleaned and made as smooth as glass. ‘They can be refinished same as when first put down. and quickly brought to a clean emooth ‘surface ‘by the "Ameriâ€" can Universal" method. This metbod saves the builder or genâ€" eral contractor of backâ€"breaking labor and does the work much quicker, better and at less cost. and entirely without the usual muss. A vacuum fan deposits all dirt in a bag, leaving the job clean as you go along. le ~ Midâ€"West Floor Co. Floor Surfacing Contractors _ j American Universal® methâ€" od finishes any floor beautifuily 0 Com tnfiony‘gges Away Oid Foors Made Like New New Flears Made Perfect Newly laid floors are easity up the worn spots and L. Stangli® ~ A Wemp BERLAND BEKUS. _ Masonary and Cement Work =â€" _ â€". _ ‘ Phone Highland Park 612 : | PAINTING AND DECORATING A«* * » AUTOMOTIVE voie Pioiaputies l oo tw & P ainters‘ C 320 North Ave. _ Phone H. P. 2391 a. REPAIR SERVICE â€"|o.lumasecmssn â€" Tauin p. sue| _ HIoHEOOR EL _____ 00. | FIRST CLASS WORK | Bring in your car and let us make it 32 N. First St. â€" _ Tol. H. P. 1234 Haak‘s Auto Supply Co. avto 26625500000 â€" Rertzams Phone M. P 381 15 S. SECOND 9 Batterics Retharged, Rented and Repaired i' . Mam > # AZPELEOD A â€" 1 W. A. Noerenberg Co. | ERWIN F. DREIS CEMENT WORK CONTRACTORS FLORIST 614 Glenview Avenue _ Artistic Funeral Designs * i ie n dn en ige s Cement Work & Grading Contractor CARPENTER CONTRACTOR 380 Central Ave. Tel H. P. 2489 Complete line of Purniture and Ficor Coveringe Lake Shore Creamery GARAGE and CAB SERVICE Automebiles Stored and Repaired JOSEPH J. BERUBE LETTERING â€" MONOGRAMS High Grade Work 516â€"518 Laurel Avenue Automobile Painting ‘Telephone Highland Park 828â€"R Telephone Highland Park 542 JAMES COLLINS Highwood Fuel, Feed |â€"â€"=â€"=====â€"=â€" BUTTER â€" EGGS HOME DRESSED POULTRY 685 Central Avenue Telephone Highland Park 57 eage Moter Club Service Stati Telephone Highland Park 1482 A en ie P. UGOLINI | INTERIOR DECORATIONS Sievers and Cervi EARL R. FROST Evenings by appointment DR. E. C. GORDON Auto Painter Estimates on Request OFFICE HOURS: it 819 Ridgewood Drive _ . . 11 & Setond Bt. pope Hexgie ~ uit Prsiis oo en se s Tel. H. P. 245 Res. 606 Onwentsia Av. Tel. H. P. 924 ERNEST H. KUEHNE C. V. NICHOLS, D.D.S. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RADIO AND ELECTRICAL OFFICE HOURS 9 a.m. to 12 and 1 to 5 p.m. T :00 to 9 :00 16 N. Sheridan Rd. Moiéamer & Homer bid. 221 North Ave. Phones Highland Park 258â€"8244 | Peter H. K. Grimson D. & R. ELECTRIC PLASTERING CONTRACTORS 688 Central Ave. _ Tel. H. P. 989â€"2088 Dry Clesning â€" Pressing W. B. FREEBERG Tailoring and Repairing . . M.m-hb- unfi"‘i’i“uu_u. Purniture Painting and Decorating | €88 Central Ave. â€" Tel. H. P. 2443â€"989 Dr. George H. Mitchell General Practice of Dentistry Special attention to pyorrhes and prophy in _ oo i toas _1\ ~ . 388 Central Avenue Estimates Furnished Ts L.P.~s|\ . J, STONEWALL PAINTING and DECORATING m“m @©IIERInJ VAAZL TL iD% ° tive linze of fixtures Sewer and Waterâ€"Pips Contrac PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 2222 Drainage and Catch Basin "Vetter and Better All the Time" P. O. Box 196. Highland Park, L ELECTRIC SERVICE Telephone Highland Park 1349 DANIEL A. FAY Office Phone Highland Park 2750 Exterior and Interior Painting ~ Decorating and Paper Hanging Canvas and Tiffeny Work a Specialty en e o aean e en o and B General Electrical Contractora | Telephone Highland Park 530 607 GLENVIEW AVENUE Telephone Highiand Park 2180 Private Ambulance o o nociiiiee 11g. | 1t h. Stemactht KoD. hnlng, ts Phone Highland Park 1035 Office Phone H..P, 1780 / >| SHERIDAN BUILDING Highland Park, IIL &AEPCREttEn e mâ€"af‘rha- EXCAVATING daphing Highiand Purk 6re . â€" * Mighland Park] + Pdaph .g_-- i:/wmfié,}-‘ T kHZ . i > Moving Erpressing General Heuling 300 Ashland Ave. Highwood, L evergreens; making fiower and vegeâ€" table gardens; estimates given. 278 BEECH ST. TEL H. P. 1442 Grading, planting; trees, ghrubs, JOHN OSTROWSKY NURSERY is open for business; who will do your GARDEN WORK, tree chopping, and new plantingâ€"andâ€" shrub trimming; perepnials and spring flowers always on hand. W. Park Ave. Tel H. P. YOUR _ TREES, SHRUBS _ and HEDGES need trimming for it gives them new life and prevents discase; or call at Nursery at Orchard rd and Please drop a card in P. O. Box 251 EVERGREENS TREES SHRUBS Lumbye Sorensen, Nursery Man. Tel. H. P. 441 529 8. Geen Bay Ré4. 688 Central Ave. â€" Tel. H. P. 2443â€"080 Tin, Copper, Shest Iron and Furnace Work Res. 366 Central Av. . Tel. H. P. 2104 JAMES VITI & SON Sewer and Waterâ€"Pips Contractors House Service Drainage and Catch Basin W. A. Noerenberg Co. PLASTERING CONTRACTOALs 614 Glenview Avenue SEWER AND DRAINAGE Telephone Highland Park 755â€"M Telephone Higiiland Park 2180 Persent Work e Spocinlty Shop in rear 26 N. Sheridan R4é. Phone H. P. 2556 un-.do--ulh-?- F. D. Clavey Ravinia Nurseries > A. E. SODMAN PLASTER CONTRACTOR ‘Telephone Highland Park 299 x 8. T. REBLING H. M. PRIOR CQO. A. A. ROBERTS E. NELSON MASON CONTRACTORâ€". â€".».. * "@b