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IIIIFEOIII lclElln-l rt1 JOHN STILLING'S TIBE CHOP SUPEn, SERVICE STATION Car lVaghing ; Greasing - Storagc - Tire Repairing Accessories - Road Service BATTERY CHARGING DlaHEhlnfr tLL. A IIEIr[OOBAOY I N INDIISTBY has doubled. f N THE past ten years the number of Bell I telephone calls made daily in this country The American people do not double their of anything unless it returns a dollar's worth of value for each dollar sPent. A telephone in your home costs only a few cents a day. Yet it brings to your service the use of billions of dollars' worth of property and the efforts of hundreds of thousands of skilled workers. Fair pay to the workers and a modest profit on this property is all you pay for. There are no speculative profits in the Bell Systemo of which the Illinois Bell Telephone Company is a part. Everyone, from the president down, works for salary and pride of use achievement. \. , The BeIl System, in the best sense of the word, is a democracy in industry .. . operated in the best interests of the people who use it. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY