These Facts Indicate ; WEALTH ; Wealth Indicates . _BUYING POWER of one of the largest advertising agencies in the country and sent to us unsolicited. This executive lives in one of .the communities served by the Group. He, like many otxcrs‘ acknowledges the possibilities o£ this unusually. wealthy su territory. We acknowledge,‘ with thanks, his. work and interest. ___ . __. _ THIS ADVERTI *Quality Cars: Cadillac, LaSalle, Lincoin, Packard, Pierce Arrow. AUTOMOBILES: 111 passenger automoâ€" biles per 100 families as compared with 63 for the entire Chicago trading area. Twice as many quality cars* as Bufâ€" falo; three times as many as Cincinâ€" nati; four times as many as any other ci}y in the United States of comparâ€" HOME UTILITIES: 114 residential elecâ€" tricâ€"meters â€"and 106 Fesidential _ gas INCOME ~TAXâ€"RETURNS : â€" Nearly as TELEPHONES : â€"In and bpyiï¬i po-ve_r ';fvt‘hiâ€":?t"er“r-iâ€"t;r;:‘ Advertiser. . All _ right, ‘here are a few facts to substantiate the indicated wealth city able meters for each 100 families. Cincinnati; nearly twice as many as Hartford, Conn.; more than three times as many as Dayton, San Antonio or Seranton. % Quality ‘Group territory there are 95 ;}:i..dnti-l telephones to every 100 famâ€" F A C T S ‘"Prove it," you‘ll say, Mr. National Without Paying for Waste Circulation REACH CHICAGO‘S . WEALTHEST â€"FAMILIES n nonly t consists of 221,000 people . . . Each issue is closely and all of refined tastes and desires thoroughly read, because of the . . . able to buy the better things intense local interest of each § * and willing to do so. community in its own social and <â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"Ifâ€"you have a product â€"that â€"Physicalâ€"welfare.â€" Therefore â€"â€"=â€"=â€"â€"â€"â€"!~â€"~gells to this class of people, why â€" your advertisement is alwgys mokt is not advertise to this 100% field â€" seen and read. _~ _ o â€"|_ where there is no waste? + oi 7 : This is the cheapest advertisâ€" ing you can buy because your entire audience can afford your merchandise. Each publication OAK LEAVES & EVANSTON REVIEW $ WILMETTE LIFE WINNETKA TALK & GLENCOE NEWS 4 LAKE FORESTER HIGHLAND PARK PRESS $ MAYWOOD HERALD â€"â€"â€"A great percentage of Chiâ€" cago‘s wellâ€"toâ€"do families (more than ?5%) live in the territory hicago, Offig. The greater percent own thrir own homes, the average value of which is unusually The facts indicate these fam- ilies to have far above the averâ€" age income. > the Chicago Suburban Quality . _ CHICAGO ; SUBURBAN QUALITY Reach This Rich Market Through the T HE copy for reproduction in all eight publications of the Chiâ€" cago Suburban Quality Group. You need only supply one set of plates, or one set of cuts and cutsâ€"much finer ama These publications are proâ€" duced <like highâ€"grade periodâ€" icals . . . are printed on good paper . . . and when halfâ€"tone reproductions of art work or photos are desired use 120 line times more productive than an} other form of advertising. of seven days . .. a maximum of many months â€" sometimes each week has a minimum life than the averâ€" © 17. y _3 _ "CCCcHl, , 6 Curley, assista timekeeper, _ " one point The lineup revi ’.“l;?ded Sis s; land? +3!" Map Few baskets ed the Highwi game against F lAst Tuesday., ly contested ba Glencoe and } field road in _which they n Mr, Keller Bethlechem E "because of hi one of the t} "Bungalow C] twelve years Pirates, Gin Tea he was raised Following the beautiful servi in Rosehill cen his disconrse him to sleep . violin.â€" Mr. K away when he _â€"_Funeral ser afternoon, Dec Deerflield aven Bruso officiati Kenneth Hurst and by a for halfâ€"sister ï¬] both of Chica Mr. Keller his widow, Mr important lived all thei ried life. B Mr. Kelle Timm, daugt C. C. Timm, from Chica known as t senger boys realized tha and helper | manager â€" 6 branch and Exchange. working fo Telegraph C ‘employ for Mr. Kell age, was I tucky, and three miles on and deat cago, Milw His death entire comt and joked v ing taken t her, in thei Arnold | Wednesday following â€"& Arnold _ Dies THURSDAY:, . P. Jo