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J I serves muci spave. V ua, leïgti ïstandard 3 ft. 3 lu. width. ùHlcai tled springs and ssntary'K, r o 1, 1 cftc mafrý this cer. tîied *50 vleaquai- ityJsensation at the com pleepice otf 2995 BItAUCHIS SLUMBER SHOP 1506 SHERMAN AVE. EVANSTON NVRIY 80 & co a.uTH AM VOU OT wml A Scolie From High. SchgoiPlay Claude Reebie, ýBetty Nanisee, and Doxn Georger tin a scene froin qThe Roiyal Family," 'which wiU be given by the Dramatic club of New. Trier1 Towrnship: High school, Friday and Saturday. evenings of next . week.Photo by MacBarrett. Laud County Clerk for Fine, Record. in Office --w RayntmpýdT: O'Keefe, Jr, Inlés 1é h n four yersCounty Clerk Michael J. Flynn has collected $5,691,917.39 in tax redemptions and Up to and including August 31, 1938, has returned 997/10 per cent of this amnount to the respective cities, vil- lages and towns in Co-ok couflty. This record of efficiency has re- ceived the commendatioli of many important civic groups vwhich have perused the audits of Mr. Flynn's books and found their condition ex- installed a new system whereinme chanical machines recorded and bal-, anced' current redemption deposits dafly-- repàacifg a coiffusing , inace- curate method that had persisted since the first records were kept in the county. As a resuit disbturse- ments are1 made to ail towns oni the lst and the 15th of each month, coverng redemptions funds due them. 'In addition detailed state.-, ments giving complete information for their records are attached. ,e been writ.ten to- Cot*nty Clerk legal fees. ,nn. This system, in which the county rhen, Mr. Flynn took offce in clerk actually keeps the books for trengthen '"Wages and Hours" the country towns, is heralded as, slation-Vote for Joseph Elward thé greatest single improvemnent in Congress. Adv. county government in many years. ) I WILSON m ffl iý 1--