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.~ugust 13, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE 1!) CHICAGO RODEO HERE Attic of Future Soldiers' Field ia Scene of World's CJ-ampionahip Contests from Aurust 14 to 22 Will Have G1·eat Variety of Uses The Jowly attic, most abused spot in the home, is about to take on a ne\v dignity, . says the Celotechnic Institute of America. Advanced building methods forecast a bright future ior this "orphan of the house." The attic of tomorrow, according to the institute, will go far beyond today's attic in the variety of uses of whid1 it will he adapted. The present-day attic. if utilized at all for other purposes than _tora~e, contains a little used room or two, and the discomfort of summer heat and winter cold is accepted by most people as a matter of course. .The perfection hy science of a new insulating lumber gives promise of changing all this. Heretoforr., roofs huilt of ordinary materials sen·ed as a point of atta~k for · the sun's rays in hot weather and allowed fttrnace heat to leak out in cold weather. maki"ng it almost impossible to keep the attic rooms comfortable. ~ow the same attics can be lined with the new insulating lumber which sheds the heat of summer and the cold of winter. and opens the attic for sleeping rooms. play rooms, workshop and a myriad of other ~-.s-cs. Thus a new dig-nity is brought to a much-maligned spot in the home, and opens for everyday usc space otherwise useless. This new de\·elopment also brings a very material saying in fuel. Bagasse or crushed sugar cane fihre from the mills of the south is the material that goes into the making of this man-made lumber, according to the institute. Previous to the discovery of its insulating qualities in walls. floors, ceiling and roof, tons oi this waste material were to he found piled around the mills wattmg iM disposal. as a poor grade of fuel. sale at the Lyon and Healy store. There is ample parking space and \\·ell-posted direction signs for suburban Rodeo fans \\·ho like to drive to the contests. Fordson Plant Makes Record Making Fords Another mi11ion mark in Ford production was passed on July 21 when ,motor No. 14,000,000 came off the assembly line at the Fordson plant of the Ford 11otor company. Some idea of the present enormous production of Ford cars is obtained when it is recalled that it was only a little more than two years ago, June 4, 1924, that the famous 'Ten Millionth Ford' was produced, an event which was celebrated by driving the car across the country from New York to San Francisco on the Lincoln highway. In the twenty-five and a half months elapsing since that time Ford output increa~~d 4,000,000. The . firs.t Model T was turned out on Octorber 1, 1908 and it was not until seven years later, December 10, 1915, that the first million was reached. All roads will lead to Soldiers' Field, Grant Park. on Chicago's lake front, August 14 to 22, for the Chicago world"s championship Rodeo contests arc on again. This year the number (li daring cowboy and cowgirl contestants from the heart of the western irontier country is fifty per cent greater than last. A troup of the Flathead .Indian trihc, more than fifty strong, \Yith their ponies. squaws, braYes, mtdicine men, and camp equipment, are adding their aboriginal natiYe riding and dancing contests to the thrillers that han madt.: the Chicago I~odco famou ·. l'a~h prizl·-. tt·taling- ~35 . 000 art anthJUllrcd IJ\ '1\·x .'\u:-tin. ,,·ho has the Rodeo tm~lcr his personal direction again a s la<;t year. The Chicago As:-ociat ion of Commerce is a! ·o awardin~ the world' s championship trophies and hclt!'l to the CO\\·boy and cowgirl "1nners. Uae Wild Cattle }.lure than 300 head of cattle and rain s-the lattt~r big 300-pound fell(lw., tht: d in roping-arc already on the way · to Soldiers· Field. These indude wild. untamahlt }.1 exican longhorn "tctr", and hcan· cross-bred ~~ex iran - Brahma cattic-some of th{' l11 Ytritahle man-killer~ which the f O\\ !Joy~ mu-.t ride. · Frcom all <·Yt'f the \\"t:-tcrn cattle C4o\lntry :\u:-.tin and his agents have rum!Jed tiH: top herds oi the roughest "tock to gt:t these animab. whirh will engage in contc~ts oi ierocitY <tgainst plainsmen's . kill t\Yict: daih: during the Rodeo. ~!ore than 350,000 per~ons, it is expected, will sec the Ro(leo contests this year. The huge size of the Soldier's Field stadium, wherein ranch liie in tht open can he duplicated in an admirable setting, makes po sible, ho\\·c,·er, no rise in price on·r last year's admission tigure!'i, which range: as Jo,,· as :tl to 2.50 for tht.: bc:st scat~. Tickets for all day's ·c onte::,ts are for DON'T WAIT to take advantage of this great lllade-to-tneasure tailoring opportunity-for s either Z SUITS OR (with 1 Extra Pants FREE) SUIT 8 O'COAT (with 1 Extra Pants FREE) The Regular Royal Satisfaction Guarantee Still Holds · Every Garment ·Made--toMeasure-Still a Multitude of Fine Fabrics to Choose Frotn! -· Rosenberg's Need 100 Extra Helpers for Dollar Day Thursday, Aug. 19th Those who would like the experience of clerking on Dollar Day and earn some extra pin money should get in touch with the Superintendent at once. The work will be very pleasant and you will enjoy taking part in this semi-annual North Shore event. Come in today. Superintendent's Office is on the Third Floor THE WORLD'S GREATEST MADE·TO·MEAStJRE CLOTHES VALUE OR:UER DIRECT AT OUR WHOLESALE BRANCH STORE 1641 Orrington Ave., Evanston Lifnoary Plata Building Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings 7 Day Delivery ScheduleNo Dissappointments THE ROYAL TAILORS IN 10,000 CITIES .., ~ --- · : '_,. . ___ f'" T11i1 .T l - Davis Street-Downtown Evanston Look for the Ro,al Tiger Sign in Your Own Home Totvn