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....*4a LULC cute*tluJ*A1 $1,468,045.08, again leads ail collectors inteentire counity, outsidé of Chi- cgaccording, to, statistics just re- leased by County Collector joseph B. McDonougb. The foregoing figures include the collection of 131real state taxes and'- also personal tax payrnents.. 'ot only did Mr..Hale's, total col- lec ,tions exceed those of -ail other col- letors in, the county, but bis record again leads,. al others in the percen- tage of items collected in connection with the personal property taxes. Higli ôo'n PersonalTax For instance, of the. 9,10.1 personal tax ýbis,,he colleéted. 3,305, whereas, in. Ivanstonout of a total of 11,'664, only 2,480 were collected, and ini Oak Park,> oniy 1,484, out of 18,670. Mr. Hale's total collections of real- e state and personial taxes tbis 'spring amounted: to $1 ,468A045.08. Evanston, second 'in the list,, showed $1,385,48J.- 54; Oak Park, $1,143,707.89 and Ci- cero, $1,016,594.00. According to -.\r. Hale it is îiot de- tinitelv knowvn when the. books, will be returned to him -for collection of the second, instalîiment o the. 1931 real estate taxes. There are several legal technicalities involved and also the_ various det.ails of accounting which miust he atténjeéd to by the counity treas- iiurfsoffice. -- Mr. Hale said that on behaît' of the taxpayers of Newv Trier township he wishes to thank County,. Treasurer McDonough and his assistants who did everything possible to enable' the collector to retain bus books as long as it was possible to do so, and who are 10w. doing everything they can to speed an earl y.distribution of the taxes whicb have been,, collected since the books wéve. returrned, to him. HaeaYou CàaaPay Now M. As. . rnttrof c onvenience,Mr Ha «explained, any taxpayer in the township -vho bas flot paid either bis real estate or personal 'taxes may no. w .send a check to him, andi be will gladly see to it tbat the check is turned over to the county treasurer and receipts limner, was attenclec by ;a physician nd was then taken to the Evanston ospital. Young Humler was driving soutbh on Brings richness, lustre, and charm AS ADVERTISED IN, COlLL-IER>S..TH1S.. WEEK itwo .fam ous pateerns of International Sterling! ORCHID L 38-Piece Set. ORCHID MNE MINUIT To the gorgeous 38-piece set, you can add hix Cream Soup Spoons for only $9.00 extra. Cusbman was' the former Carolyn Haugan of Wihnette. Miss Betty Wales of Winnetka and Miss Vir- ginia Prussing of Kenilworth were among the guests from the north shore. SPý 1636 ORRINGTON G-GORHAM ÀVE N U E EVANSTON