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"L a S A L L E "CADI LLA C There‘s a commonly accepted belief that large, powerful cars must necesâ€" sarily involve heavy operating expense. Many people think the costs prohibitive â€"â€"an error that has cost thousands the satisfaction and enjoyment of Cadillac or La Salle ownership. When you compare the really amazâ€" ing economy of trese cars, you‘ll find they can be operated at as low cost as cars of much smaller wheelbase and far less power. If we prove that you can buy a Cadillac or La Salle and keep it operâ€" ating day by day for about what your present car costs youâ€"you may be ready to consider one of these brilâ€" liant new models. Why not drop in ard talk it over? â€"owners find' operating expense surprisingly low CADILLAC MOTOR CAR CO. Highland Park Branch 108 North Third Street H Entries from the leading stables of the country have beenâ€" received for the first running of the Horse Review Futurities at the Illinois State fair, August 16â€"23.â€" The three classicsâ€" the twoâ€"yearâ€"old trot, the threeâ€"yearâ€" clé trot and the threeâ€"yearâ€"old. pace "The Illinois cost per car registraâ€" tion will not exceed 3.5 cents per car whereas in some states it runs as high as $3.00," he said. "All of the money collected from the Illinois. automobile owners is paid into the road fund in the state treasury and none of it goes toward paying for the administration of the wct. The cost of administration is met by legislative appropriation from the general revenue funds of the state." LICENSE PLATES FOR 1931 ARE DESCRIBED than the same company manufacturâ€" ed them for last year. For the figure stated in the conâ€" tract price the manufacturer, in adâ€" dition to manufacturing the plates, must. deliver ‘them properly enclosed with copies of the Illinois motor veâ€" hicle laws and ‘safety first regulations in patented envelopes to the baseâ€" ment of the state house. Here their handling is assumed by the automoâ€" bile department of the secretary of state‘s office. (Clerks in this departâ€" ment type the address of the appliâ€" cant, together with a description of his car, on a smalll card, slip this card into its place on the enyelope, seal the flap and turn the plates over to the postoffice for delivery to their: owner. Cost Is Less In announcing awarding of the conâ€" tract, ‘Secretary of State. William J. Stratton disclosed that the adminisâ€" tration costs of registering motor veâ€" hicles in Illinois is less than any comparable state in the Union. The first order under the contract is that it provides for constant inâ€" spection of the plates at the factory where they. are manufactured. . This inspection will cover quality of the steel and paint used and other manâ€" ufacturing phases. â€"have attracted some of the fastest harness horses in the United States. Purses for the winners total $14,000 with supplementary awards for the breeders of the champions. This is almost half than the same compa ed them for last yea Some Good Horses Are Entered at State Fair Black letters on a field of light green will be the color scheme of the 1931 Illinois automobile license plates, Secretary of State William J. Stratton announced today. The ‘contract for manufacture of the new plates was awarded to the W.â€"F. Robertson Steel & Iron comâ€" puny of Springfield, Ohio on its low bid of approximately seven and nineâ€" tenths cents per pair. is Black Figures on Light Green Background, Illinois Colors Next Year Thursday, July 24, 1930 cent cheaper