Patronize the Press Advertisers 700 Central Ave. The Lawn Mower Shop LA WN MOWER SHARPENING PHONE 3090 Landscape Gardening WIGHWOOD Officeâ€"19 Prairie Avenue; Phone Highlan} Park 523 Nursery â€" Prairie View; Phone Libertyville 628â€"Râ€"1 We Call for and Deliver ([ OE PLANTING TIME ANY SIZE There are many of trees, shrubs, plants n?’l:wm that must have the advantages offerâ€" ed by early season rains. They must have the o&pl:rtnnlt[ to firmly establish t rooux fore warmer days come. We gladly advise you just what to plant now. Visit or phone us. Natare unâ€""?hnt Now"! And all who have had emrlenee with growing things heed her Highland Park, IIl. T HE P RESS RELATES ORIGIN OF FAMOUS QUOTATIONS <It seems that the public has been wronging the memory of that doughty merchant and: railroad builder, Comâ€" modore â€" Cornelius Vanderbilt these many years. It wasn‘t the Commoâ€" dore, to whom the phrase is usually attributed, but his eldest son, William H., who made that famous declaration of policy, "The public be. damned!" according to the Golden Book magaâ€" "I would rather be right than be President," another phrase whose orâ€" made it was an art convention that a woman subject must never be repâ€" Magazine Tells by Whom They %Nere First lf;te'red; Inâ€" teresting Notes The phrase has Jdived, it is found, since ‘1883; and was effiaculated by the second of the railroad dynasty on an occasion when he was asked whether the customers of his railroad should be consulted about the service and equipment of his trains. The magazine, seeking out the auâ€" thentic ‘sources of other famous phrases, finds that "To the victor beâ€" longs the spoils," was coined by Senâ€" ator William L. Marcy in 1832. Mary "A square deal," Was n by Theodore Roosevelt, 1 in a speech for Spanish an= in 1903;: _ "If â€" they enough to. get a square ward." monly used ngs the spoils," was coined by Senâ€" tor William L. Marcy in 1832. Mary as defending Andrew Jackson‘s polâ€" y of ousting opposition officeâ€"holders wholesale fashion and substituting ~ own followers. Weird Stuff Michigan bootlegger drank a case { his own stuff and then gave himâ€" ~lf up to the police. â€"There‘s no tellâ€" w what this modern stuff will do to man.â€"Philadelphia Inquirer. "Square Deal" by Teddy square deal," was made famous eodore Roosevelt, who used it war veterâ€" are â€" good deal afterâ€" : or As . years, Allen, of Naâ€" of men licated. \ Marines to Camp at \ _ Great Lakes Station L for Summer Training Great Lakes Naval / Training .staâ€" tion will be the center of activity for 300 members of ‘the United States marine corps, fleet reserves, for the period of July 12 to 27 when the maâ€" rines encamp at the naval station for their annual summer training course. First Lieutenant C. L. Jordan, who in civilian life is superintendent of the industrial.division of the Waukeâ€" gan high school, is one of the staff officers for the summer. encampment and will act ascamp adjutant, a post he cheld last year at the camp at Quantico, Va. . * Five companies of marine reserves, each company containing about 60 men, will make up the summer camp for the midwestern district, the comâ€" panies coming from Toledo, 0.; Deâ€" troit, Mich.; St. Paul, Minn.; Milâ€" waukee, Wis., and Chicago. If women feel sorry for the bride and men feel sorry for the groom they usually live happily ever afterâ€" ward.â€"Buffalo Evening News. FRESH AND ROTTEN MANURE AND BLACK SOIL 514 Laure] Ave. Telephone 555 Reuben Lloyd IREDALE Electric Shop Telephone H. P. 535 FIREPROOF WAREKHOUSES GREENSLADE of HOUSEHOLD GOODS PHONE H. P. 181 â€" 182 MOVING Electrical Contractor STORAGE THOR WASHERS APEX CLEANERS Chance to Be Happy Thursday, June 12, 1930 PACKING SHIPPING Highland Park H. P. 555