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E OUILMETTE CLUB To § MERCE WITH CENTURY ~â€" NEIGHBORKHOOD FROM LAKE COUNTY M. C. Gilkerson, advisor of the Lake County Farm Bureau, and E. Harris, a member of the organizaâ€" tion, Wednesday asked the board of supervisors that $7,000 be appropriatâ€" ed for the next year‘s bovine tuberâ€" culosis testing. This year $6,800 was spent in the work. The matter was referred to the farmers institute and finance committees. Harold M. Mattson, 35, of 1125 Oak | street, Evanston, president of the| Koro Corporation, a new plant thatz located in the Waukegan Terminal! about a month ago, was killed instantâ€" ] ly last week in an automobile ‘acciâ€"| dent at the intersection of the River | and Rand rgads, west of Evanston! and north of DesPlaines. > 1 Edmund Grady, a member of the Waukegan post of the American Legion, was named general chairman of the lllinois state convention of the Legion which will be held in Waukeâ€" gan late in August of 1928.°_ While swimmiing Thursday afterâ€" noon at the Zion beach, just north of Twentyâ€"first street, in Lake Michiâ€" gan, John Anderson, 17 years old, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Anderâ€" son, 981 Lebanon avenue, Zion, was drowned. Cornelius A. Bidinger, better Known by the sobriquet of "Colonel," and a resident of Waukegan for his entire life of 53 years, died in the Lake County bospital as the result of a short illness due to pneumonia and complications. . commissioner‘s fees $800 an increase] provide for the poor of the county during the last three months, accordâ€" | ing to claims allowed last week by | the board of supéervisors on recomâ€"| mendation of the poor claims auditing | committee. f COUNTY POOR BILLS FOR QUARTER LISTED Amounts Expended in the Sevâ€" eral Townships for This #" Purpose Given . Supervisor M. P.; Dilger reported that $8,021.00 was spent in caring for the poor of Waukegan township in the last quarter. As there are more poor people in Waukegan townâ€" ship than in the rest of the townâ€" ships‘ combined, it was of course necâ€" Joseph F. Bruzewicz, proprietor ofI the Waukegan Pharmacy at 705 South Genesee street, died at the Victory| Memorial hospital in Waukegan Satâ€" 1 urday as a result of a bullet wound just above his heart. Police are inâ€"| clined to believe the wound was sel(-} inflicted, t Arguments over the alleged exâ€" cessive expenditures in the poor fund formerly made the meetings of the board heated affairs. _ Fireworks flared each time the supervisors disâ€" eussed the poor fund. This year such excitement has been missing, doubtâ€" less on account of the fact that the expenditures have been kept within the limits prescribed in the appropriaâ€" Thomas Dodwen, 62 years old, for many years a resident of Libertyâ€" ville, passed away Wednesday mornâ€" ing at the Lake County General hosâ€" pital where hbe has been a patient for some time. Death followed a series of paralytic strokes suffered duringJ the past few years. | the newly merg®i club has not been %m;l;d.nmmm a tenta y selectâ€" mmmmuw a organization operating under a v in Iilinois. Plans to erect a $700,000 clubhouse on the ~~-‘tg.mm- | following a : meeting of Supervisor Bletsch, chairman of the poor claims auditing committee, stated Thursday that the supervisors The Ouilmette Country club on Michigan avenue in Wilmette, for muny years the center of Wilmette‘s social life, is losing its identity and historic name in the announced merâ€" of the Country club with the Cenâ€" ;@flm The name of are using better judgment in their donations and that as a result the poor fund is showing decided improveâ€" The poor claims of townships other than Waukegan follow: Interesting Happenings About This Part of North Shore and Vicinity; County Seat Doings Shieldsâ€"$1080.90. Deerfieldâ€"$1,363.03. Bentonâ€"$942.65. Newportâ€"$88.11. Antiochâ€"$87.87. Lake Villaâ€"$§58.73. Grantâ€"$15.00. Avonâ€"$67.92. Libertyvilleâ€"$178.98. Waucondaâ€"$104.62. Flaâ€"$35.00. West Deerfieldâ€"$54.00 ortincs ; When the trailers are loaded and }senled by the shipper, they are couâ€" pled to a tractor and drawn to the North Shore line loading station. There they are run up a ramp on the {flatcar and securely fastened in place {‘by special locking devices without the wheels being removed. On reaching | the locality of the consignee, the ’trailers are unlocked, run down a \ramp to the street and hauled by | tractor to point of delivery. The fact that the containers reâ€" main on their wheels at all times reâ€" sults in a large saving of time due! to the rapidity with which the conâ€"| tainers can be loaded and unloaded.{ On some other railroads merchandise is being shipped in special containers,| but they are lifted off the trucks. Exâ€"| cellent results are being. attained byI the North Shore line in handling large shipments between Chicago and Mil»i waukee overnight. | North Shore Line Inaugurates Innovation; Shipper to Conâ€" This doorâ€"to door transfer of merâ€" chandise with only two handlingsâ€" one at the point of shipment and the other at its destinationâ€"is made posâ€" sible by use of a new type of flatâ€" car. and trailer equipment especially built for the North Shore line. The equipment is different from that used on any other railroad in that the metal containers for the freight are permanently mounted on running gear. An innovation in methods of handâ€" ling freight has been introduced on the Chicagoa North Shore and Milâ€" waukee railroadâ€"the North Shore lineâ€"with marked success. . The freight goes direct from the shipper to the consignee without being touchâ€" ed or even seen by the carrier. The shipper loads the freight at the facâ€" tory door and seals the car, and it is delivered at the door of the consigâ€" nee before the seal is broken or the goods handled again. HAS NEW SYSTEM OF ‘ & HANDLING FREIGHT| Underground Fuelâ€"Oi} Tank Installations at Factory Cost 1,000â€"gallon 3â€"16ths inch tanks, welded construction, bearing Unâ€" derwriters‘ Label, installed complete and éonnected with your oil burner, $165.00 â€" 1,500 gallons capacity, instajled complete, $225.00 PHONE SEELEY 4969 or WRITE 1915 MONROE STREET The Automatic Tank Installation Works will aecept orders for Our Engineer will call and furnish detailed information gladly HIGHLAND PARK WoOnaAN‘s CLUVB OCT. 12 13 â€" 14 From Noon to 10 p. m. e Mzsm L fl walwr W_. WIlcox 7 C Everything for the Home 710 Yale Lane Phone H. P. 2619 â€" E ‘limm !l fi FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Beginning September 19th Judge: "How old are you?" Maid: "Well, erâ€"er." "Don‘t hesitate; every â€" minute makes it worse!" 6 are here in our shop. We will make tin or sheet metal such as galvanized iron, zine, copper, brass, etc. Tell us for you anything and everything in your needs and we will draw up sketches and submit prices. _ The final and farewell engagement | of "Rain," the sensational play nt{ sex appea lin the South Seas, began at the Minturnâ€"Central theater, Chiâ€" cago, Saturday night, September 17. Written by John Coiton, who recentâ€" ly scored another tremendous hit with "The Shanghai Gesture," this | dramatization of Somerset Maughâ€" am‘s tale of the enervating influences of the climate at Pagoâ€"Pago, a small trading station in the South Seas, is saturated with the *lure of soft breezes, beautiful music and dark nights. It tells of the regeneration of Sadie Thompson, a strumpet from) the Philippines, who is delayed at this small island during the repair of the steamship upon which she was | bound for San Francisco, along with a fanatical missionary, an Englilhr doctor and his wife, and several other | travelers. And it also tells of the| degeneration of the missionary who} loses his own soul in the redemption of hers. It is sophisticated drama with not one anaemic moment, and | while it thrills, it does not offend., There is nothing to bring the blush to | the most sensitive cheek. And yet| it deals with the yearning of the sexes | in a surprising manner. | SHEET METAL HEADQUARTERS of merchandise was trangported from Chicago to Milwaukee by the North Shore line for a large mail drder house which has just opened a retail store in the Cream City. The entire shipment was handled in the new flatâ€" carâ€"trailer equipment in a period of little more than one week. 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