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> arw en Bâ€"a. cm sie l ncina i0 Phe uuh.--brr"-i“. the opening sessjon of board of supervisors last week told in detail u. | Ar "Lake county section 36â€"15d, '-h\ Round Lakeâ€"Long Lake road, has been mod.udlupectdntm-w and entrance culvert work will be completed in time for final inspection and acceptance before the end of this action "lnmdl‘te'nh our at We IL--'L‘M.-I. available for assistance to the townâ€" ships in securing rightsâ€"ofâ€"way for en o esns e ue en k L State Bond routes, with the result that, with the assistance of the Counâ€" ty rightâ€"ofâ€"way committee and the coâ€" eperation of the township officials, the contracts for the following routes have been awarded. "Route 172â€"Libertyville to Gurnee. "Route 176â€"Mundelein to Wauconâ€" "On the section of Route 176 from Mundelein to Wauconda there are two ownersâ€"V. D. Kimball and George Dubervilleâ€"with whom an equitable settlement could not be effected, and it will therefore be necessary to reâ€" sort to condemnation proceedings to secure the required â€" rightâ€"ofâ€"way. ustt for . i have been under way for some time and the cases will be filed in court this On Route 176 "On the section of Route 176 from Wauconda to ~Burton‘s Bridge, all rightâ€"ofâ€"way in Lake county has been secured except the Gilbert tract and condemnation proceedings will be reâ€" sorted to as soon as the Kimball and Duberville cases are under way. Bos Aemtenmos -;r-r" sb t of a connection with Grand aveune gineer Aobin itelts Doard k " n Mn NC Supervisor What "Surveys being made Been Done During h..-u:‘.t-n'-umu-; Summer ,g_:”-“*‘*."‘ s .. Meomssewe * "Rightâ€"ofâ€"way for the Grant townâ€" Route 176 was started at Mundelein and has progressed to a point approxâ€" .:'Bouu 176â€"Wauconda to Burton‘s 176 but grading will very likely be | started before the end of this month.; "Pavement has been laid on lm'; "Route 59â€"Volo to Willey‘s 172 from Gurnee to . %9 South Second Street on the other section 1250 _â€" You Bave up to Several Hundred Dolâ€" i8n, I have kept one man Willey‘s ANBD UP All prices 1. o. b. Detroit another route. . lars a Car! "Hgewer Wny Sof ue CCMF CCC TL .l '.-"“.:-:".,fi-&wd“" cured and we will for bids| traflic than has been possible form to be received early in October in | erly." | order that the work may be done with the least possible inconvenience SHAME NOT NEEDED Lu s > an o c lt loke Amaw hoh e en Pn n 7 work incidental to the widening of the drives will be received on Friday of this week and as soon as this work has been completed will proceed with the actual widening of the driveway enâ€" â€" Scores of motorists fresh from examinin and riding inlhehteflundhflmnof_thedly‘eri;t Hudson the supreme performer of their experience. You will find this Hudson smooth, fast, reliable, brilâ€" liant. Its fuel cconomy is unequalled in cars of its But for the storyâ€"of what Hudson will do that you would not ask other cars to do â€"will you please take fine car perfo. wheelyou will learm cthina new and betier in ids Loonaliichgemier| ts‘ Esn Ronte ©Tâ€"Tessville to Highland| "The ontput of the eounty crasher ; â€"and Route 173â€"Zion to Roseâ€" outfit continues to be of exceptionally a We have started to secure| high grade for gravel road construc tâ€"otâ€"way for this section of Route| tion and has been the subject of mush and will probably get started on| favorable comment by the A. W, PERSON _ DEERPATH THEATRE ___â€" LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS o Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 25â€"26 WHAT CAN‘T A WOMAN DOI __ 1 WARNER BBOS.LATEST SUCCESS A WARN! . us s Playing at Polka Bros. next | who have used it. ‘ "We are attempting to place the e on| State Aid road surfaces in condition .‘“.lnm“bfi* ; and | than ever before and we will attempt to get the roads through the winter Te d ied .0 .*‘,“-*”“1 se| roads and we plan to erect guard fence and other protective devices for od | the greater safety to traffic. 4. ‘The American Magazine. Children, like primitive man, know no shame and they don‘t need it.â€" wrong with their marriages, thinks a medical authority of note, writing in the Woman‘s Home Companion. ing to start at the bottom of the ladâ€" der, provided he can be promoted the next day. ‘The modern American boy is willâ€" wOMEN WOULD KNOW PIPPC _ _2 ’t‘&wh'.rA.fi WD 10.00 Lot 4, blk 21, lot 5, bik sec 21, Shields. t f C T & T Co to B. R. Orem, D 1000 1000 Lot 2%, bik 9, H. O. Stone and Co‘s Lake Forest addn. C T & T Co to Highland Park E. Park Distr. D $10.00. Lot 366 Krean & Datos. Highland Park addn. C T & T Co to Hland Pk E P Distr. D $1000. Loet 267 Krean & Datos Kland Park addn. C T & T Co to G. M. Lanning & wf D $800.00. Lot 37, subn of Hovâ€" lands First addn to Derfield. 4 * ‘ 34 Nature does her part the rest is up to Man! Bow naN Remember this when thinking about milk. The sweetâ€" ness, purity and flavor of milk depends upon the standâ€" ards of the dairy company producing it. The Bowman Dairy Company realizes its grave obligaâ€" tion to the community. In our fiftyâ€"three years of exâ€" istance we have never faltered in our idealâ€""To deliver milk of the highest qualityâ€"safe, fullâ€"rich in cream, fresh and sweet every day of the year." Today finds thousands of Bowman. customers in every community in this territory. It is the most popular milk in Highland Park. y If y;)u have never tasted Bowman‘s Milk we urge you to do so now. Order a bottle from the courteous Bowman milkman who passes your door. Or telephone Highland Park 2700. We know you will like itâ€"will never be satâ€" isfied with less. â€" Borden, et al 7 and 8 and is subn, Shiclds. R. L. Foot w“‘ Highland We MB As e es e en o m“lm-mal.!lufl”: “l.wnhndll-vv-t First Natl Bx of Lake Forest to L. ~â€"<. 5 mm nrl R. L. Foote & wf to W R Macâ€" E.Iii"'min.'iimmu-a Highland Park Gardens. Security Bk of Chgo to M. Russo, 10.00. Pt NW qr NE yr see 29, W. C. Wehe & wf to L. Jensen, t al, D 391667 Lots 5, 6, ANNOUNCES: Pyb wite Daytv'me Clothes Sfiort: ‘T’n'ngs A Comprehensive collection of the newâ€" 22M est Paris Fashions individualized for the smart American woman. P ertarden t ecale ~Iige ieb c grpha en o no 221 s 5 Wek »Whe pig nt n 46C on e n of «P rtslgpvene «1nk s slarcees insy o) Frilwi sns itcb her forma' prescntation the {a“ and winter mode LmLat.) cthl $ 0 mc s d Q"a:‘?rlf% n tb ie ie Kavel eB q » opeinietten s + a Py s 0 t wten W inncth Costume Accesscri s itre Evening A ppa rel 10.00 Lot 27, Piat E, Hwood. E. Williams & husb to W. H. Mcâ€" ‘Killip, WDâ€"10.00. Lots 4, 5, 6 and T, Ridge View subn, Deerfield. F. H. Bartictt to J. F. Culhane and letts Shore Crest Ests, Shields. A. H. P. Shaw to E. Beaver. QCD $1.00. Pt bik 24, E Ashley Mears plat of Hwood. not stir from their own firesides. rln AV!II“C M. Olander to H. C. Jule® & wt WD If the American people fail to vote, e reason is not that they are 80 mfortable at home that they will 20 k 0 aes! Y ag o t ,“.'_,'-.'F‘W.WF "j.,;"#l.:'m_ P & e MAchw es r,,-*‘r‘.-' ie hicheasp e ay * "aut t o ce e T: hlÂ¥sires J e o ge m â€" ie it e 22. 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