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Funeral services were held Satur- day morning at 10 o’clock It Schute’s Mrs. Mary Faber, a former well known resident of Lake county, is dead at her home, 58 West Superior street, Chicago, as the result of burns received when. a can of kerosfile from which she was pouring oil ex- ploded, drenching her garments which ignited instantly. She was rushed to St. Luke's hospital where death oc- curred a few hours later. PAGE TWELVE Mrs. Mary Faber, Formerly of Libertyville, Succumbs in Chicago Hospital CAN EXPLODES; WOMAN IS BURNED TO DEATH Tbleihohe 496 ’ Highland Park. Illinois 29 8. Second Street WHEN BETIER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK “JILL BUILD THEM NORTH SHORE BUICK COMPANY i Public Service Co. Prices the Lowestâ€"Monthly Payments if Desired At Our Sales Rooms, 409 ‘Elm Place, Will Be Feuad Electrical Appliances in Wide Varietyâ€" Why Buick Valve-in-Head Motors Have More Power Christmas Presents Internal combustion motors are heat engines. The more heat retained in their cylinders, the more power they generate. Water-jacketing space absorbs heat. Buick Valve-in-Head motors have about 20% less waterâ€"jacketing space than the L Head type and about 1590 less than the T Head type. That is one of the reasons why Buick Valve- in-Head motors have more power. )2- 7)- 2) I] 22 22 Ju Su 44 Three Pan I-‘oflc'stui slt95 15 7n. f‘..-- fouling - [525 40 Three Pan (‘0qu - 21"5 47 Five Pas! SedJn - - 7‘33 J?Fuut Pan Coupe - - 2'7‘ 19 Seven Pass Touring I7J< 50 Seven Pas: Sod )n 2515 Buick Shes certain to please of Northern Illinois For eighteen years, Mrs. Faber. whose maiden name was Holbon, and whose first husband wns named Bohr, made her home in Libertyville. She was born at Antioch. Some years ago she removed to Chicago. She leaves several relatives in Ltke When the oil caught fire a neigh- bor rushed to the rescue of Mrs. Faber, wrapping a rug around and partly subduing the fire. The neigh- bor then gave her attention to 8 year-old baby Mrs. Faber had been caring for. The fire in Mrs. Faber-'3 clothing caught fire again as she started to rush to the bedroom. She was fatal- ly burned before the fire could be extinguished. undertaking rooms, North Clark street, between Chicago avenue and Superior street. Electric Lamps Electric Cooking Devices, Electric labor Saving Machines, Electric Toi- let articles â€" an ensemble from which the most discriminating can select. R undue! Tuunn‘ I 915 I”. II.” £51de 51495 324701”. :4 Tum P .n 14 - [525 2' F , ‘5 F P M . II‘S J _u.. J .vo . s _ . “3-; 2J-Fuu-Jo Thus Pad, Coupe 9 ~ - 2:7f 2151”" :7 FIVO Pnu Sudan lung I/J ‘ n 2515 All Pncu F O. B. Flmf. Machmm As} ahnu! (ht (i. M. A. C. Plan the 22 Fun: .35 Fm. P. 5 Tulllln‘ 2J-Fuu'-Jo Thr‘o Pan, Coupe 3151”" :7 FIVO Pnu Sudan recipient Buick Fours THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS county, Mrs. Frank Vogt, Mrs. Frank Wagner and Mrs. Kink, I“ of North Chicago, being cousins. Mrs. Floyd Reardon of Waukegan is a niece u are also Mrs. Frank Conover and Miss Arviq McCreadie of North Chi- cage Mu ll“. KW M DR. WATSON DENTIST .yet gone forth. ‘ l 1 new tabemucl‘ : the congregation I noeition with much ! tabernacle is a w'o fwu built by Dr. l A magnificent tabernacle is to be ibuilt in Shiloh Park, (fity of Zion, and the material for its structure is ‘1 to be supplied in a novel way. The {building will be of concrete and will iseat 6,000 persons, will have a choir lloft to seat at least 500 white robed gsingers, a band stand, a mammoth inpe organ, robin: rooms, vestry, é bapistry. and a large ‘room for babies. ‘ During service no babies will he al- lowed in the auditorium. and instead. mothers will receive checks and their ; babies be turned over to nurses while ) their mothers can attend the services. l Em. member of the Christian cm.- : mailman) PAIR. [Lu-o» .oooooooooo00.000.000.000 will be hauled from the means of caurpillar t. narrow gage railway. miles of lake front at Zion there is said to grade of torpedo sand The new tabernacle ed on a hill and will be traction to the thousan that visit Zion annuall} Already a few bag: 0 been donated. and the The elimination of this tax will mean a saving of millions of dollars for the people. and it is believed will mean a material increase in busincu lfor the carriers. The transportation ;interests should benefit materially as the war tax goes to the government and not to the railroads. so that iwhatever comes in the way of ad- ditional travel will be clear gain to the railroads. olic Apostle Church in Zion will do- nate one or more bus: of cement. Ind those that are wealthy will donut: several bug's. The and and grnvel will be hluled from the lnke front by means of caurpillnr trnctors or by narrow gig: rnilwny. Along the two miles of lake front It the City of fmgm Per Cent Cut on All 11d:- i eta; Commutation Tickets Aleded Shiloh Park to Have Large Con- crete Building; Material to be Donated The 100,000 commuters of the Chi- ugo suburban district will benefit materially. u the tax Applies to all forms of trunnportatlon. On spools] excursion tacketa the reduction will be the same I: on regular (urea. NEW TABERNACLE IN ZION WILL SEAT 6.000 While the cut is not heavy, it is general. and applies in railroad tick- ets of every description told in the United States. It is thouflat that now that the government has done its part tow-rd reducing the cost of travel, the railroad companiel prob- nbly will npply {or 1 cut on their own behalf. possibly knocking at! the nix-tenths of a cent per mile. Pusenger fem throughout the county will be reduced 8 per cent January 1. The cut in the rete- is the first basic chnnge in these tar- ifls since August 25, 1920, and mult- {rom the abnndonment of the federnl war tux. after him In the Ihip went down. Luckily be found himself beside a floating phnk. For eight boon he clung to the plenk. He wu wubed ashore at Winnecka. About two-thirds of the ‘50 per- m on bond were lost. The! year every family main: 8t. Jdm'l uthednl mourned n loot member. Until l few year: up the survivor: met. etch year to recount the trendy end prey for thelr lost compnniom. RAILROAD FARE MINUS WAR TAX JANUARY 1 Be;e;‘;ng threw his gnu-o drum overboard und leaped fay it. Doe- A norm sprung up but the excur- sionisu d-nced merrily until 1 I. m. the vessel wn nmmed nmldlhipl by me lumber noel August... Doehert And Charle- Beverung Md nlreuly packed their instruments and war. sanding on the upper deck when the Ihlp suddenly [mud and listed. Light: went out, women .cmmod und I panic emu-d. _ _ u â€"_. __ gen. popular military organizational of thnt day. had embarked on the: steamer for an excursion to Chicu'o.’ At 10:30 p. m. they left Chicagol homewnrd bound. mun-i- madam DENTIB'rl mm. c. Tannlifoâ€"Fuâ€"I" “nun A tan-u Bull Ila. vwb-{e‘élbéfi ufid friends of the Union Guard: and the Green nnd BM Ju- a congregation applauded the prop- ition with much not. The pmcnt aemacle is a w'ooden structure. and .a built by Dr. Dowie with the in- Ition that. it was to be followed by permanent building. LAST SURVIVOR OF “LADY ELGIN" DEAD Adelbert Doebert. 89, Was Mud- than on Ill-Fatal Steamer Sunk Sept. 8, 1860 here is said to of torpedo and new tabernacle I hill 3nd will I n to the thousa init Zion annual ady n few bag: lo and in th rrnncle will I I will be the thousands of annually. r bag: of cem f cement hn'e call bu not the plum for 3 Announced he finest 1: world. be erect- chief lt- tourists utn- f‘hkqo OIee ad Funny North Shore 0502 '“ d0" 5 ‘ MONOGRAM smlrr co. 388 Em Elm Place . “ m" I 3230 Clifton Ave. Bichlsnd Park ‘ , donut: Chic.” North Shore Office under ‘1' 1"! mveli Plum wan-gun ms rection of.lr c. J com; 3:: 8M9 Conn. New Toll. 0'”? at... Bowl Hm or Conn-u- thowu. Floor Bug! 1d All- to Trig-int. MAJESTIC BOWLI N G ALLEYS One-1:00 p. I.“ 11:00 p. -. Sundaysâ€"12:00 I. b 890 p... .' v] u for . unced ALLEYB m nmcuss J. I. B I L H A R 2,; prop; ' CONDITION N'rth Rao- Lnrlu'l Gut-u -. _ MCI! ' L 'F'" ALSO POOL nuns 32 S “m Sm“ :2 '3; A. Puma Jno. lezi Telephone 493 Mrsfiptonlséfi‘s AA_A._- .‘n-- a- is concerned we're "getting it over md get“!!! it won" Our ml!!!” method is the shortest unf- est, speediest disunce be- tween two five“ points. There's no getting mund that. Cobles “Non-Creep” Shirt g} The Newest and um Pam ‘ : Something you have desired for years a “Non- Creep” Shirt that cannot creep out of the trousers i ’ We will be glad to give a demontration uponfg ? request. Costs apprommately no more than any other shirt. Prices are very reasonable and the SHIRTS ARE MADE TO MEASURE. We will ‘ also make up SHIRTS with the “NON- CREEP”‘ -' Patent from materials furnished by you. E. F Y i So Far as 3m] $2338.33; A POSTCARD WILL BRING SALESMAN WITH SAIPLES Highland Park All Our “SHIRTS” tre made to Your Individual. Measure which can be taken at Home a or once in Ten Minute: SHIRTS “MADE TO ORDER” .. BRANCH SALES OFFICE: 888 EAST ELM PLACE Now is the time to get in touch with us: 1800 Patterns of Shining To Select frbm IF YOU HAVE NEVER WORN “Made to Order” Shirts sow ' ' 1m ue :- one 547. NOTICE f mailmrmmm v? AboDcdcuthwndSoadâ€"g 111.!th , WEE 181 000 ‘ooQOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOb 00000000000000.0.0.0.0....” The best of every- thing will go into our Christmas Day Din. ner â€" a dinner such as only our cooks can produce. Don’t mine It. is going to be SOME dinner at Tipton's! You’re. going to be downtown anyway, why don’t you take a tip and drop in at Tip. bon’s for dlnner? CHRISTMAS DINNER macaw-mm“: Put. mi” Sole WAY OF ‘GET'I’INQ DR. C. V. NICHOLS IT . oven ' ‘. P. 115 z? 2'4. Mm Senator 5 with the i! cording m Wishiutor the Cub I to the go" 000 he“ ‘ 3 ‘empe point of Then kept P“ M til