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BRING RESULTS URSDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1926 AND HEATING | Jobbing a Specialty 360 CENTRAL AVE. ABLETS EASE ALE |â€" 144 DRUCG STORE The country has been hearing about line for many years, but there has been so much said and $o little done have become skeptical and have lost interest. However there is mew reaâ€" sor for ‘hope that gsomething will eventually _ result ffl:.r : experiâ€" ‘ments that are being made throughâ€" out the: country. The: en news is given out by the Federal Oil Conservation board. at Washington that it "is studying new Amporâ€" tant data relating to the get probâ€" lems of the oil industries." One phase of ‘the forthcoming report will treat with conditions attendirig the davelopâ€" ment of oil shale and the possible subâ€" stitutes. d KING POSSIBLE SEE oL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926 Dpuds Knows . heart. ><We understand your car and the repair job you get here is like a factoryâ€"overhaulâ€" Phone H. P. 254 Waukegan Av. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Stop â€" Look â€" and Listen â€" long enough for ug to tell you that our wicker furniture will brighten your glome this sumâ€" mer. Our E. %. Plan of credit and, the opportunity to payâ€"asâ€" youâ€"use should appeal to you. A careless young fellow named Yost lt One evening drove into a post Now he uses more care When he‘s out in the air (â€" "I‘m careful‘s can be," is his If there is anybody on ;:lr'{h that knows how te-gl'o y launder clothes it ‘Suds. That has been his job from time immemorial. We can assure you tnat you will be delighted by the pure, sweet cleanliness , of your clothes after you have sent them here for a short visit. | Expert Ignition and Battery hetimeto send rhm 1S Nowff 'thg KNnows5S QLITtE :;“ Te Cime t'fo".gs’e%nhflror'. WE TEACH YOU AUTO CARBE E: + AUTO LIMERICKS Wenkel Bros. OaK â€"TERRACE | LaAuNORYy t By WENKEL BROS. at your | . There is amonge thoso‘yi ar,"*~; / fel â€" ing in the business a very great disâ€" \ appointmiek. «. . ;. }< h . i cHrws ‘talking openly with the regard to the : business, some of the leading nien in { the trade have frankly stated to your | corrâ€"spom: t, that the game today, in | yiew of the activities of the United : | States rum chasers, is not "worth thei | eandle." X ~atng out of Halifax, supplyâ€" ing American rum row, and on Sopâ€"| tember 1, of that year, they wors ini port. : Since then, four of the steamâ€" ers have gone out of busin~ss; on> is laid up because of no charter, one is for sale, and one has been seized; so There is in Halifax today onlv one large company actually under authorâ€" ity to doâ€"an export business from here. Those men remaining in the business areâ€"rrin:inally meamhers of a "ring," highly capitalized and able to stand logses, ‘ They have adonted the method of sending out smaller vessels, instead of th* large stsamâ€" ers that were oncée in the game, and that method ‘provides a certain proâ€" trction as in the event of capture a much smaller amount of liquor is inâ€" volved. 2 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscriber Executor of the Estate of Henry K. Coale, deceased, will attend the Probate Court of Lake County, at a term thereof to be holden at the Court House in Waukegan, in said County, on the first Monday of January next, 1927, when and where all persons having claims against said estate are notified and requested <to present the same to said court for adâ€" judication. .43 N#y.. Of . th> . eighteen schooners, nine have eâ€"ns out of bu=iness, one has been laid up indefinitely; one has enâ€" tirâ€"lyv .dicanrosrad and ‘the rest are still in the business. ‘*North Shore Trust Company, Executor of the Estate of Henry K. Coale, deceased. Waukegan, 11. .Nov. 4th; 1926. :3739 ness today. 7 New Bases ? There has beenâ€"a certain amount of business transferred from Halifax to St,â€"Pierre, and St. John‘s Newfoundâ€" land, for what reason it is not quite clea~, omd thesa tv‘o places, which were earlior in the business and used very largely as a basc, then dronned for a while, areâ€"apparently coming back more or less in favor with the rum runner. At the same time what is happening at Halifax is a clear inâ€" dication ‘and nroof that the â€"recent American methods for combating rum running off that coast, is having very definite results, and has practically broken down, at least for the time, the whole trade which operated with this nort as its base. C MANY â€" VESSELS : QUITTING ‘This information was unofficially given out here yesterday, and it was also learncd ‘that a ieast halt the craft which odperated in the rum run« ning game out of Halifax last year are now permanently out of the busiâ€" ness, while at the same time, many of the uncnulurg fishing schooners, at one time engaged in the business, either directly or chartered, have reâ€" cu.ned to ths fighing industry. It is understood. that. there.. is â€";only. one Luncnburg vessel at present under charter in the rum traflic. 3 Shipments Reduced Customs otlcially in Halifax are of the opinion that not half the liquor, Records sof shipping show that at loast half the vessels and steamers that were in the rum running busiâ€" ness last year are out of the game nuirely, so tar as halifax is conâ€" cerned. It has been known for some time that there was a very material decrease in the number of schooners chartered out of Lunonburg. Diverted to Other Uses Records available in Halifax show that on September 1, 1925, there wore eight steamers and eighteen schoonâ€" Strict Regulations _ While in Canada there is no federal prohibition law, the national : governâ€" ment of this country is getting very striect â€"with regard to Canadian vesâ€" sels smuggling into Canada, and there is :a distinct effort to coâ€"operate with American authorities for the enforceâ€" ment : of their law. .For instance Canadian vessels are not .allowed to clear for destinations, with rum carroes. unless they are genuinely destined for such ports as those for which they clear. * The week ending October 16, 3- the first in the history of roum = ning off the United States coast, that there has not been a rum running vesâ€" sel .of some description in halifax harbor. This is attributed directly to the activities ‘of the American rum runner chasers patrolling the Ameriâ€" can coast, says a dispatch from Haliâ€" fax. X Where of late there has not been a rum runner in port for a week at a time, it was not an uncommon thing a year ago to see twenty of them lyâ€" ing in the harbor in one day. > RUM TRADE LOSING : INPORT OF HALIFAX previcusiy shipped through this port, as a base of supplies, is now being sent out of here. t U. 8,.Coast Guard Activities are Making It Poor Business,. According to Report From There 4 that oi ADJUDICATION NOTICE i#ht, only one is in the busiâ€" THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS _ Our New Building } lg‘ ‘With The Greatest Values In Our | _ 27 Years Of Retailing _ | An Event of Tremendous Importance For You and For Us . ..} ANNINERSARY SALE Waukegan‘s | Foremost i)epartment _ Is Now In Progress H Celebrating The First Birthday In Store Required months of preparation, it necissitated repeated" trips by our buyers to the biggest |manufactures in the naâ€" tion, to secure the best in their line at prices far below regâ€" | ular. The manufacturers coâ€"operated â€" to ‘the limitâ€"they . classed much of the merchandise as birthday presents to us ‘ and much of the merchandise we bring you in this sale is | offered at less than we can buy it for in the regular way. _ Is the result of 27 years of fair dealing, 27.years of keeping faith with the public; 27 years of sturdy growth, of steady progress, of helphful service to the community. It marks 27 years of merchandising success and is a demonstration of the Globes buying power, its merchandising resources, its leadership. It is an event that all Lake County looks forward to each year. :It is the sale of sales. ; $125,000 Worth Of Absolutely New,First Quality, « . 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