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|| . PURNELL & WILSON Beautiful, low, smart lines! Lightning pickupâ€" Comfort! L Those are some of the feaâ€" tures of the new Ford car. You‘ll know it‘s a truly modern car the minute you see it MARCELLING WATER WAVING + HaIR BoBBNG MANICURING _ RaIR DYENG SHAMPOOING _ arat» vacy in our beauty and hair cutting parlor. You will have absolute Highland Park 1990 for an appointment. Permanent Waving Corner Park and St. Johns Avenues THE SKOKIE CONSTRUCTION CO. 572 Wrigley Building Chicag neey Phone Superior 6781 Enformation We Cut the Very Latest « & ho Room 8â€"9 New State Bank Building â€" Ups Phone Highland Park 1990 Call and Make Youlr Appointment for Permanent Wavingâ€"early morhings or evenings For Ladies and Children Only SPECIAL PRICES FOR PERMANENT wivmc WILL DESIGN, FINANCE AND BRUILD YOUR HOME ‘ formation and expert advice ven without obligation to you a The Skokie Construction Co. Why go to Chicago for a permaâ€" nent wave when you can get the finest kind right here at home. Don‘t wait until the hot sets in. Now is the right season. If you want combs, water waves or marcel waves, phone SPEED! DURABILITY! LOW COST! Wait for the NEW FORD Keen Steam Oil Process , Five passengers are said to have eaten their dinner in comfort in sn airplane flying over Paris the other day. M-hdmmmu require new regulations. for instance will we throw the melon rinds and the gingerale bottes! o ul y ae Cmtts. ds Bc tv ieA .+.3 business. It is a good business for the man who has the energy and capital to make it go. But it is a business and not an amusement." | Volvedmlfldenthdiuipnulh hopes of day dreamers who think that once established, an orchard makes money of itself and affords a life of drowsy ease for the owner. I hi en t o e Emt lhummundhutl‘limm an acre to maintain it. CMultivating labor alone amounts to moreâ€"than $50 an acre to maintain it. Cultivating items include fertilizer, irrigation, fumigating materials, cost of picking, hauling, packing and marketing. "Altogether it costs around $235 on an average to produce a crop from one acre. With the best fortune a gross return of $570 will be received, but the original investment, the curâ€" rent expenses and the hard work inâ€" Rhm“t‘-nmloc‘l‘ unints in Liberia. It is all to the costs $190 an acre to orchard; $60 an acre t "The market price of suitable orâ€" ange land and water," Maulsby says, "is from $800 to $1,500 an acre not planted and from $1,200 to $3,000 an Orange growing is no business for the poor man who dreams of living an easy life after paying the first cost of a grove, 0. W. Maulsby, Caliâ€" fornia citrus fruit grower, warns in Farm and Fireside. 1 ORANGE GROWING NO BUSINESS FOR PIKER Takes Real Money to Operate Large Grove, as Overhead _ Is Very High ‘ In the thirteen large cities where the cost of living is less than the avâ€" erage there is no municipal ownerâ€" ship of electric, gas, street railway or telephone businesses. + | ‘ San Francisco owns a street railâ€" way system and the famous Hetchâ€" Hetchy water power development; Cleveland‘ owns a "successful" muniâ€" cipal lighting plant, according to municipal ownership advocates. So also does Jacksonville. Detroit and Seattle were both stampeded into purchasing agd operating their street railway system by the arguments and promises of the visionary advocates that both fares and taxes would be lowered. In each case fares actually have been increased and so have the taxes. |__ A report just issued by the Nationâ€" al Industrial Conference board states that San Francisco, Cleveland, Jackâ€" sonville (Fla.), Detroit and Seattle are the most expensive cities in the ( country in which to try to live at this time. In the survey just completed the index number or United States average was given as 100. The cost of living in San Francisco was found to be 112.9; Cleveland, 113.4; Jackâ€" sonville, 115.6; Detroit, 118.1; and Seattle, 123.8.. Of course taxes must always figure as a leading item in the indicates, that the Tive cities topfing the list "enjoy" the fuxury of muniâ€" cipal ownership, the greatest arguâ€" ment of which always is that it reâ€" duces the cost of living. E I France has lagged. In 1895 she { had 30,962 and today she has only 737,000 telephones â€"less than the | number in Chicago. â€" Belgium, also | badly hurt by the war, increased from | 8,667 in 1895 to 159,000 in 1926. . INCREASES LIVING COST Auto Painter â€" Cities In Which This "Laxury»| LETTERING â€" MONOGraMs Prevails Are Most Expen- ~__ 516â€"518 Laurel Avenue MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP For a small count‘ryVD;m;a;‘k- has done well, advancing from 10,325 teleâ€" phones in 1895 to 316,000 in 1926. Germany nearest approaches Amerâ€" ica‘s rate of growth, the number of telephones increasing from 115,007 in 1895 to 2,588,000 in 1926.â€" Great Briâ€" tain advanced from 73.333 to 1,380,â€" 000 telephones in,the same time. .‘ as many telephones as Germany, Great Britain, France, Belgium and Denmark combined. Comparative figures which show the growth of the telephone industry here and abroad since 1895 have been compiled recently. In 1895 this country‘s lead over other nations was not so great as the present time, but development under private ownership and initiative has made progress lue‘ much more rapid than in countries whereâ€" government ownership has been the rule. There were 285,400 telephones in the United States in 1895. In 1915 there were 10,046,000 and today the number of telephones in use exceeds 18,000,000. "Mur) s n.., GtOy 5. *| +10©00LL ICL Many as Rest of World, Acâ€" * cording to Report â€" ~ . |_***_*_®==mettunenmmpemes The United Staics had more teie.| AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIRS phones Rs ho mu «:: counâ€" azzâ€"_â€"â€"___a t today today | BJ ACKBURN ‘r'; ?Ufl”';ugum. with i2000 oof| CLACKBURN WELDING C U. 8. PREDOMINATES THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, sive Is IN TELEPHONE USE more thas 3% times MWfiAM&::-h: thing in the Coment Line. Estimates furnisbed on Recevating. All kinds of Grading 217 North Green Bay Road l ’ mm *â€"â€"â€"â€";â€"i,â€"_:"" H. M. PRIOR CoO. W. A. Noerenberg Co, |Estimates Furnished > FPUNERAL DiRECTORS CEuENT work contracross| â€" Boilini& Grandi . nu.n-mm,l T16 N«;fl GmnP:: Road mu.... -a‘ 'c:_u cm'v-. ux paimen anepnaen d ie mmagian or e ermatin ns as Oftes Trlephone Michinnd Park 36 ’ PAINTINCG AND DECoRATING , ..‘5'_13'?"-’. 5$19 Oakwood ave. Tel, H. P. Golden Spike Ginger Ale toâ€"day 420 North First St. . Tel. H. P. 1700 Telephone Highland Park 1482 clephone H Park 57 | INTERIOR DECORATIONS . _E. NELSON T € AND FURNISRINGS Dav. Cloaging . Proms Lake Shore Creamery |_________ Eailoringe and moo n Lyar iss en n on n mm.-‘ Pertent Work a Specialty Park 299 r-â€"m-u:m‘ T16 North Green Bay Road l Telephone Highland ariffltmu-wm’ n Drive your car in and getâ€" on es ooins utallte Bamk BR me _ m L ROTE Autolite Bosch Deloo Remy Dyneto Stromberg .___BUTTER AND EGGS ' PRESH DRFSSED POULTRY |, TO ORDER HOME DRESSED POULTRY 685 Central Avenue Haak‘s Auto Supply Co. Tel. H. P. 2146 4 Central Court â€" OPEN FOR BUSINESS AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS Automobile Painting N. ; 32 N. First St. Tel. H. P. GEORGE TUCKER Highland Park Radiator and __ Fender Repair Shop â€" ‘A UUOImOoDdE TAaInLtNgâ€" | Plowing, ""B'u“"fic""" Sand, 6 CENTRAL coUrT Brine in your car and ts mate n . | Railroad Ave. _ _._ Higinwood, 111. |§"%C‘ MCta! Work in All Its Branches BLACKBUEN WELDme co.| â€" PANMEL A. FAY HIGHLAND PARK AUTO BODY & FENDER WORKS HIGHLAND PARK 53 South St. Johns Avenue SHOE SHOP <a J BEVERAGE CO. ,â€"-:"_._____ e ""'“"22: Railway Avenue, Highwood â€" * ~â€"________ _ _ Aeemmmememensmenmenemee lants thas aos 0009 E2@ P. UGOLINT Sievers and Sievers Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages Order a case of Highland Club * GARAGE and CAB SERVICE _ Antemobiles Stored and Repaired. Philco _~__ P. 0. Box 186, Highiand Park, NL B3 " Ceed) ~wurlhy 19â€" 236A mondlt onb ammcan 3 and ; > a P ie * 4 2 heioke or ) Auractive une of Pnned ,« raake 165 ikik e m ay, 0| PHONE HIGHLAND PARK so92 | t n aaws s iss of actarce ons -ou‘ "Say 1t With Flowers" , SHOE REPAIRING Exterior and Interior Painting MOTOR CAR "CTRIC SERVICE BEVERAGES TIRES Firestone TUBES 319 Railroad Ave. ’iu.a.r. ACCEssORIES . BaATTERms l°"°:,‘:‘.‘*.£_!“! Depot, Higt COLLINS Kepeired UGO Eva namsrtBatrascai 2s & 223 Avceseries IT‘-EP-M Res. 606 Onwentsin Av. garden. ufii'-&iii'fil fln H. P. 2008â€"Â¥â€"1.. West Park ave. Telephone Highland Park 578 , sie es Proow. Bveverooms. Strute and | w iter Porsal Perennials. > ting and Decorat wW. ASHUBST Furniture Painting and Decorating , 702 Deerfleld Ave. Tel. H. P. 2443â€"989 GENTS‘ FPURNISRINGS Interior Decorations, Window Shades _ Lamp Shades and Draperies 688 Central Ave. _ Tel H.P.939â€"2028| 1. . p W. A. Noerenberg Co. Telephone Highland Park 2180 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RADIO AND ELECTRICAL GENERAL CONTRACTOR | Women‘s NICK BRANDONISIO 22000E "0° BLOOM STREET C. V. NICHOLS, D:DS.I Peter H. K. Grimson ELECTRIC SERVICE JHN OSTROWSKY J. ' GARDEN WORK , kglflfEWALL "Vetter and Better All the Time" mss y â€"â€" p’m’:_ â€"s â€" , hoi mip. Mrs. Mezzini & Son SAUL HEATING Co. ln-n...anlhfu'-:;-t-.uul Tm%flmnfl el. H. P. 245 | Res. 606 Onwentain Av. Parcent Work a Speciaity Office Phone Highland Park 2750 W. B. FREBERG Mn-d‘!h'.‘.; Telephone Highland Park 1349 DR. G. G. POSTELS pistinitefiens db sc d l2 ud su!ul:l” P.ut. III.NG , PLASTERING CONTRACTORS EXCAVATING FLORIST . $198 702 Deerfield Ave. Tel. H. P. 2028â€"939 Tmflm&m. y JAMES VITI & son &'nudw.mn,.(;m PLASTERING CONTRACTORS Phone 219â€"R or 219.J THURSDAY, 17 North Second Street SEWEK AND DRAINAGE (X)Nmaons o SHEET METAL WORKS Dail... t P hob nc Tailoring and Repairing m*hdu W. A. Noerenberg Co. (In i PLASTERING CONTRACTORS 716 North Green Bay Road PLUMBING & HEATING 4 Phone H. P. Half Soles & Heels $1.75 . s Half Soles & m‘:& OPPICE 11 BLuOM srazet Warm Air Heating rear of Telephone Hidg:7 ‘"® w. B. Freberg AND ALL KINDS SIGNS H. Â¥. Kelley, Mgr. 35 S. St. Johns Ave.