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FOLDING CARD TABLES AND COVERS BANQUET TABLE CHILDREN'S TABLE AND CHAIRS FOLDING CHAIRS 27 North Sheridan Road Patronize the Press Advertisers Pure, rich cream. fresh daily in Wisconsin and frozen in into the most delectable from ever tasted in any ice ere: molds for all two-slum. o-----"""""""""""""""""""""", 20 s' DISCOUNT MRS. BdkNnts ICE CREAM KITCHEN For Rent for Parties and Gatherings Delicious Ice Cream Delivered and called for 618 North Greenbay Road - Highland Park PHONE 178 . Successor to M. M. PRIOR co. Funeral Director Dry Cleaning Company Deliveries Twice Daily Phone Highland Park 125 H. F. KELLEY An"." '.tl yours of successful building and in]: quality. and sutviee, in DRY CLEANING price, W0 should not and will not, resort prim-s in jsropardicv our good name or reduce quality of workmapship. It is being: apprr-riat workmanship and cure of Satisfaction and responsibility to our patrons is our motto. . . ’ll If you bring your our plant at 618 .. the rust of m Brirks to order sh daily from the finest dairy herds "zen in our own sanitary kitchen ole frozen creaminess that you have ice cream. Large and individual Oldest Dry Cleaning Cm corn on North Shore Reliable Laundry Ram very reasonable npprnciatml by those that value fine 1d cure of their fine garments. your DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY 618 No. Greenhay Rd., you will save of our collection and delivery service. Telephone H. P. 4260 CR AIR COVERS and THE PRESS Libertyville Plans to Rehabilitate Old Spring; Details Given The historic sulphur springs well located on the west shore of the Des- pluines river, near the old route of Rockland mud in the southeast part of Libertyville, is to be restored through the combined efforts of the Libertyville village bond and the chamber of commerce. Work on the revival of the well will he started immediately. A fund to defray the expenses of thm work has been raised under the leadership of Roy F. Wright, president of the ehamher of commerce. q It Is planned to sink a tshaft to the mnin water vein of the springs, which has been inactive for some years. If the springs can be revived, which is considered certain, an ornamental pump house will be erected. Water taken from this spring and bottled fur many years had a general ole thruughout the nation, and the wring was regarded as one of the points of interest in that section of the county. _ The spring also played a part in early Illinois history and in Indian legends. Early settlers in this section had much regard for the medicinal- qualities of the water. Cumpletion of the well and pump house will he followed by an exten- sive promotion campaign, designed to unmet visitors to the Lib6rtyvi1le area. with a view to greater develop- mom. Entire cost of the project will be borne by the chamber of commerce maintain. to cheap our high at FAIR If and private citizens, trecording to Mr. Wright. In granting permission for the improvement, however, the village board speeified that as the well house is to be located at the edge pt the street. it remain under control of the village water anfstreet departments. More than 100,000 persons are ex- pocted daily at the National Air Races at Curtiss-Wright-Reynolds airport, near Glenview, between August 23 and September 1, inclusive. Nearly 2,000 airplanes. the greatest number ever assembled in one place, will compete for cash prizes aggre- Rating $100,000, The contests will be held over a five-mile triangular course. More than 100,000 Attendance Daily at Air Races, Expected and the planes will be in full view of the spectators at all times. Instead of racing against time, several planes will race simultaneously. Ample provision has been made for the comfort of spectators. Parking facilities have been provided for 30.- 000 cars. and a vast grandstand has been constructed. Radical highways leading to the airport have been marked by the Chi- cago Motor club, which assisted in formulating the plans for handling the motor traffle. Some of the high- ways adjacent to the airport will be one-way thoroughfares, and all will terminate at parking areas. Through traffie, not headed for the races, will he directed upon other routes. Because of a large amount of mn- struetion on some of the highways some detours probably will be en- countered. The motor club advised those planning to drive to the races to chock their route before starting. Lake county stands third in the number of new automnbiles in the state of Illinois during July accord- ing to the analyzed report issued by the Adtomobile Department of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce. A tntal of M2 new cars were sold in the state during the period. The roport does not include the sales df used cars which it is be- lieved was equal tn that of the sales of new ears in the county during the period. Lake County Is Third , in New Autos in State During Month of July Couk county, naturally, led the state with a total of 16,3513 sales of new cars during the month. Peoria county was second with 416 sales. Following Lake county in the order named are: Kane, 3:37; Madison, 324; Sangamon. 315; DuPage, MO; St. Clair, 30]: Winnebago. 253;'Will. 252; Macon. 217; La Salle, 211, and Mn Lean, 580 tr. Llndon Ave, Professional Piano Tuning Walk .unrnnteed . Hummus Frat 197 17 years' ex periener Ave. “It'll-m! Park, Ill. Phone H. P. 2048 Thursday, Aug. 21, 1930 n. P. PAKNKE