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The Italian Garden in America; How to Obtain Best Effect ible in the new her may be fo »m the slopes of sunny Italy the inspirations for that youngâ€" f the fine artsâ€"the art of landâ€" â€" gardening. And is the charm ese old world gcardens compatâ€" in the new . world? _ Surelyâ€"for may be found many sitwations yman and Landscape Ga CHARLES FrioRe ‘TO the V OTERS of mmam LAKE COUNTY yearp ago. : For eleven years I have served on the Board of Supervisors of Lake County, serving the large township of Avon which contains the splenâ€" did villages of Grays Lake and Round Lake. During that time I have come into very close contact with every County office and know exactâ€" ly the duties of the office of Sheriff, an office which serves and aids every other county position. This experience has qualified me in a marked degree to estimate the task which I am undertaking. During this campaign I have said no unkind word about any of my opponents, all of whom are my friends and very fine gentlemen. Howâ€" ever, I am confident that the results of the Primary of April 8th will show me the winner. I now promise.solemnly that if elected, I will disâ€" charge the duties of the office in an efficient, .honest and reputable manner. After the primaries of April 8th I will expect the solid supâ€" port of the entire Republican party in the election next Fall. I take this opportunity of thanking my friends and acquaintances throughout Lake County, who have stood by me arnd encouraged me in this camâ€" paign. wherein the garden art of Italy may find opportunities for its best expresâ€" s1On Here may be found the hillside property, which, under the ‘helpful guidance of the landscape gardener, becomes a series of inviting terraces. Each an outdoor room capable of an endless variety of arrangements, yet «ll blending into the design and deâ€" velopment of the entire home properâ€" ty so necessary to enjoy ment. Here the marble In this the closing week of my campaign for Sheriff of Laks County, I can assure my friends that reports from my supporters throughout the county indicate that I will win next Tuesday by a substantial plurality. _ I am one of the few canâ€" didates for any County office who does not live on the Lake Shore. All of Lake County deserves and is entitled to representation in the Court House. As a matter of fact, the wonderful roads that we possess today has brought the country into very close contact.. Round Lake today is closer to Waukegan than North Chicago was ten steps,. ramps its best use Respectfully submitted, EDWARD A. BROWN. T HE PRESS and and balustrades, so typical of old Italy,)bacl(yard of an age gone by becomes become flagâ€"stone steps and garden|a modern outdoor living room. In paths, hedges of living green and| such a room may the garden hobbyist walls of varied textures. & indulge in her every fancy. Nor need such a development be| _Of course you will want to enclose confined to sloping sites. The averâ€"|this area so that your outdoor hours age small home property, With its| may be enjoyed in privacy and seâ€" limited aréa ofâ€" level lawn, offers|clusion. For this, trimmed hedges of splendid opportunities for the orderly | close texture serve best. Welcome arrangement of plants and garden|shade will be provided by overhangâ€" furniture, so typical of these:gardens ing trees; garden seats will bid you from other the sea. . > : to rest and repose, and colorful flowâ€" â€" Related to the house itself, in fact best connected directly with it, the Of course you will want to enclose this area so that your outdoor hours may be enjoyed in privacy and seâ€" clusion. For this, trimmed hedges of close texture serve best. Welcome shade will be provided by overhangâ€" ing trees; garden seats will bid you to rest and repose, and colorful flowâ€" ering plants will provide all season pleasure. Then to complete the picâ€" ture, a wall fountain, rill or pool, to catch and reflect the blue of the sky above. Yesâ€"a bit of old Italy may be yours to enjoy. Plan wisely, plant properly and tend it with care. Deerfield Added to Remington 100 Club The dream of every trapshooter is "100 straight," just as the ambition of every golfer is "a hole in one." At a recent meeting of the Deerfield Gun club, Robert E. Pettis realized such an ambition. Last week he received the following letter: ‘ Dear Sir: We have just received from our sales representative, Mr. E. M. MeCormick, a report of the shoot held <at Deerfleld, Ill., ‘recently, in which we note with a great deal of pleasure your score of 100 straight with : Shur (Shot Shells. ¢ We take this opportunity to extend our congratulations and to welcome you as a member of the Remington 100 Straight club, this being possible on account of your achievement in breaking 100 straight or more tarâ€" gets. New York City, March 21, 1930 Mr. R. E. Pettis, § Deerfield, Illinois. Youâ€"will be interested in knowing that membership in this club is conâ€" sidered avrare privilege, Last year there were ninetyâ€"two of the counâ€" try‘s most prominent trapshooters who became members of this club, which was widely advertised. So far this year we have about twelve memâ€" bers but no. doubt before the year is over the number will run well over 100. Wishing you the best of success, we are, very truly yours, Attend Trap Shooting Tourney in Chicago C. D. Whittle, C. T. Anderson and R. E. Pettis attended a trap shooting tournament at the Lincoln Park Gun club, Chicago, on Sunday. Lincoln Park members competed with Lake county and won by eight birds. The ten highest scores on each team were selected to determine the winning side. R. E. Pettis was among the ten highest for the Lake county team. The price of silver bullion is now at its low record, which may account for the fact that the silver lining to our clouds doesn‘t seem as bright as it used to be. a _ H. D. DeMott Remington Arms Co., Inc. Thursday, April 3, 1930