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a dull The adl ; which . attend -- the Ahe Seniors at L. T. H. .fi. 24 with the Senior play. four years of hard work, the Seniors play a little and they aim to put on a dtamatization which will receive merited approval. The Class of '22, after much con-- OaS & -- by io ~poive ns m% laurels as a -- play-- with gem» of real humor. The plot is new and original . and enge. Clarence is--but there that :?dhmthelt'usd}thl . Jt is sufficient to say the play will be enjoyed by those who like real 'hm':"fl. § § 'rtu'.um'funmmms were selected by Miss Wilder, Miss Sandberg, Mrs. Moyer . and Miss yet the.rcene . might _ have <tAakKED | __yop mant: place in;.any American home. The | in ... characters are those of a typical mflhmdfl»"':g'(mm enge. Clarence is--but there that| '/ n would be letting the cat out of the | 3.9""5,"" Bryant.. After the which mn'-mnung.y:;m ated long and earnestly in order to choose those, they felt were . best fitted for the various parts. Cecil Hook will take the role' of Clarence. He has entered into the part with fine spirit and enthusiasm and should carry off the leading role in "grand style." Mr. Wheeler, the distracted father, will be played by David . Fiagg. . Mrs. Wheeler his mm;g'bm--hm ryn Halpin. and Cora Waeel-- er, .cause of their father's distrac-- tion, will be impersonated by James Dolgon and Carolyn Butterfleld. Marie Bochm will be the heroizne, as Miss . Pinney, Cora's -- governess. Eleanor Waldo will be Mr. Wheeler's be nhw Walter Barker. Elien Barrett be Della, the Irish house maid and Hareld O'Dell--will take the role .of Dinwiddle the butler. ~--~The Hirst scene is-- laid in-- Mr. Wheeler's office while the others take place at the Wheeler's suburban n.c.«'m-tyvn- have always enthusiastic in support of the high school plays and the Thake 37 s thows thatite Aftors L. T. H. S. is always putting out great products, Do you --remember last year the class prophecy said Cariton Rushmore would some day be editor of the world's largest news-- will zot Huve been in vain. ~ ~~~| aividudl~ honots will 'be held, waen The tickets will be $ .50, Reserva-- | one bundred words will be selected. tions for March mhqbbwnln_&hhnnnhw Lovell's Drug -- for March zm.rq--nummu. Mr. at Decker's und sale of | Ray, when you sée the number of A begins Thursday, March 16. plus papers that are t:irned in! BUY YOUR TICKETS EARLY! ~| Since the Councilors have been in C. R. B. '22 charge of the morning study period mm 07 | the ordér has beeu excellent, These L'l'.!l.!.bd-mqull'mlmm up teaching great products, Do you .remember | for #i-. last year the class prophecy said ; What the Sewing Class is Doing Cariton Rushmore would some day| The first year sewing classes are hdh;rd:hww-mmr--unwsfl.mmm paper?*Well Tuna has made a start | the sleeveless style. They are all uind is "Sentmiring considerable fame colors of the ~rainbow and have to put forth bably on a deep subject--the kind Funa always takes. Tharee cheers for Tuna awad his future success! _ paper*"Well Tuna has made a start and is 'Sequiring considerable fame at Hlinois.. Recently he +wrote an article for the daily Ilini. It is pro-- How goes library? Fine. Since the arrival of the new magazine covers the 'reading tables look ninety per cent betier. Now some one ought to invent a newspaper cover, then the reading tables would be one hundred | «p ased I us " Be careful~with library books-- | "Yes, it'g so huskey." return them on time and boost e | sthool library. . _ / | "It's dlear," said Auto as he ate ® mhnmwvinurhulhblnflr"htunmmwhonhd --2 fly that fiew, a straw hat, spring l-#"-' : . fever of indlustriousness for which -- "How do you make that out" asked we are noted. 'Ere long 'twill be time | Grandpa. ---- -- -- for screens and mosquito serenades.|* "Because he hesitated so long be-- "'A'iih'w'.i'm" y is a laugh for-- ever. We applied this to the boys #ym class, and oh how we enjoyed the gratefuiness of the boys--but now the enjoyment hath flown, No longer may we gaze on our "strong men," for the instsaetor forbids. So we journey homeward--deprived of another of dur many laughs. But cease! "Be still sad heart and cease repining behind the cloud is the sun Still shinging"--etc. You see ,the instructor hath 'conceived a se in which is: BgC plus Té mcfi. If that*formula is too A for you to plow through :k'.c'l)oc"l---hehm all formulas--(but here's . an in onedann t man ym K fifiquhcynm:w we patiently walt for the first Act-- Seete one, heretofore we have seen -- Because of exams and too little timé in which to find a topic, the reg-- ular society current event program us SENIOR PLAY Alm.duplthfld apen door ram 1 The las# pro-- was a tie. 's ig~to this time?! are Hagerty and John t _ we can hear a Sophmore a h_n'_hq-lw s¥ y C fhe Aieahthen and Soghe--| Jell-- will take| :___-- _ The Spelling Bee he butler. One would wonder at the number laid in -- Mr.| of misspelled words on the papers . the others| handed in, so we are going to have ler's suburban | an old fashioned spelling matcn be-- rtyvile -- have| Five buadred words have z tic in support | selected and every Friday the ays -- and the | lish Classes have fifty words to spell. . e § contest for in-- viain." ~ will be held, waen debaters of 1924 and '2D? 'rhmuprumm events m,,.a....z:.rl Volunteers are wanted and to the call It s have my woinl malht wa be n ryorncad tine boys say you never dnm ~F¥iday, fo:r of the Nautilus étaff members Journeyed to Waukegin-- for ads--and money--to swell the Nautilus bank * _ Things we hear a lot about but never meet: All students are created brainy A ur.?m-.m. A--D (No never.) *' A plus s', . One of ~those wise Grayslake scholars hops on the train and says "Does this train make any stops be-- tween here and Libertyville?* -- W:"W'"""" ductor is a through express-- vflh't?'mm' *That's all right," says the bright one, "You ¢an put me off when we get to Libertyville. I haven't any the parents of failing or near fail-- ing students at least once a month. 'The eause for the low grade is stated flituim"hmwm co--operate the teachers in get-- ment. Standing one in the corner no longer affords the rest amusement. Material has been sent for, so the students who are interested in the '-"'l-i-i- he hesitated so long be fore striking the fatal blow." triangular debate with Antioch and Gurgee can begin work toward vie-- ::-dthowmfinhhda- for the applique work. These aprons are to be shown at the exhibit which will be held in May. *> «it ~.-- Cecilia Haga '25 Glad to see Mancel Wightman me think of my dear teacher." "Your yeacher?' _ "It'"s clear," said Auto as he ate his lunch "that the man who raised hearted." _ s *¥ Wonder if Eldoa would ever like this? *Sit'T am & poor man and you are. & atillionaire.byst my love for your bufh is beyond words." #But ~ 1 hate four dautht'! which one do you wish : "Oh." Breathlessly. "I'll leave to you." which . @7 L. T. H, 8. News In order to lessen the number of "Your woice this morning makes US BOYS Automatic D0 vGu RenyE 0R TE that Governor l-:fl today -- desig-- nated ' April 14, as Arbor @ay, and , Qetober 21, as Bird fhy. and two days will be gelebrated by school children and rh'a i throughout the state. from the biazing sumr of summer. Our birds, subsisting . largely upon insect pests, protect the growing "Yes we have grape: fruit for breakfast every morning." trees and crops and thus add mate-- rially to the wealth of the state, besides contributing to our pleasure by their bright plumage and sweet songs. ' It is quite essential that our youth from time to time be im-- pressed with the necessity of prop-- | : ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR \ * Telephone 18 8 * . 5 Cafetetia Style _ Pl'Lad hen chattering together on railroad tracks. Toot--toot! (7:40.) [¥ : | Ham and eggs. (grandpa's lunch.) Willie," says "Pa" --If that Smith boy struck you, you should treat him even more nicely than before." "I did Pa, he made me," VETERINARY SURGEON 161 Lincoln Ave. DR. 0. F. BUTTERFIELD %hmummu ours: 1 to 3:30 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence, Broadway, opposite par VETERINARY PHYSCIAN SURGEON Bq:x Knowlton Williams . m ' L thime s k Linfftnyicis. uL. "Out dining room is being decorat-- "Spatter work ?" | Professional Services A Plus It Deportizent "You -huld"!wuu good for evil _BLHANAN W. COLBY ATTORNEY--A¥--LAwW ffice and Residence' on Cook Ave. C. B. OLNEY. D. V. M. °® ATTORNEY--AT--LAW First National Bank Buildi ephone 57 LABERTY --___ LUBERTYVILLE -- Assistant State Veterinarian LYELL H. MORRIS DR. J. L. TAYLOR * B. H. MIULLER . W. G. BRAGCG VIOLIN & VIOLA 163J. LIBERTYVILLE LBERTYVILILE Phone 35 ,hold appropriate {@xercises in public schools s --where tC | phasize the Bee to our of the e --_ trees, s and M." "\ ~'preservatic our native birds." > Farms, Motse# AHd Lots Sold for ~ Exchanges of Property a Specialty Tash Or On Basy Termg / /; ; Eefablished 1888 en -- JOHN HEIM CATALOGUE OF BOOKS veseamm I ed and drie ..'w '.'\fl . a We are making a substantial reduction in pul-ll_hadryh. iles and in family wash gervice to fit the needs of every house-- n n sine ce porice, servien wo dited fln fud sstect #5 The Your entire This 1e gery ing appare! nut \, _\ Over 25 lbe, 5¢ per Ib. e No mic'nwrbd. each bundle sorted as to colors and waihed sepa One.day setrvice.' 13 ." "> PAMILY SERVICE NO. 4 ® 0 00 s 0) _ nds n k m "c___--__ M wmlnmdkmlhqutmhyw REAL ESTATE, LOANS, RENTING AND INSURANCE _ e Phone * . _ $148 N. Askland Ave. *~. ¥ Over 25 lbs, 10c per Ib. nu'-mkb-dndmmmrehdwhm'nd-' o t _ T T 1 on# you preféx, servich is a distinet over any ndy,,\umthm\umn% hirts reduced to 20¢. Collars to 5¢, other articles in pro-- is @n --where to em-- ce to our 'state OW --Of trees, shrubs and th@ (preservation of _ y FAMILY SERVICK NO. 2 > F4 e Wiist include all your fAlatwork, as well as wear-- \by virfide® of vested by the designate _ ¥ri-- enth, and ¥Fri-- nty--seventh, <f * . FAMILY SERVICE NO. 3 ! Micky Was There The Reliable Laundry HIGHLAND PARK AND LIBERTYVILLE Dry Cleaners and Dyers Little, r-u}.q,n- Lady and 1:;'6&.'"!. J.,...., .. . The Wonderful ear, 1alss raole ..X Seoghter of ine Lovett, R. M.,...A Winged Victory. Lowe, Corinne, . ... Confessions of a Social Secretary. Luther, I.LL.Tbe Crucible Lutk, Mrs. G, L. H., ..... ... Marcia Libertyville Phone 67--R Highland Park PHone 178--179 EXCELSIOR AND --HENDERSON . Motorcyele and Bicycles, Parts, Repairs, Supplies. Catalogs Furnished on Request A. J. Trenanier Schuyler, (To be sontinued) _ $1.25 11¢ of the ncé reqi its. Yau can select frotm wmthaumfomwu MEDIUM HEAYY STOCK FENCE ¢ _ I Tex .. _7 bard, 26 in. high, 12 in. stays. . . .234 48 in. high'..$2.10; _ 60 in. high._$2.55 {*a ' When: ) fence, ask for one of our crow bars e nc ind 6n t Taim, We shall be gind t present you one free, . _ i AMERICAN WIRE FENCE CO. 3y Libertyville, 111 BA When your friend -- has a birthday Flowers for any octasion delivered by wire in -- any part of the U. S. Greenhouse Phone 174--J -- Res. Phone 291--R--2 the request of a great number of Libertyville fi Customers, I hagve decided toumhfln ice business for myself commencing lst. Say It with Flowers mu"'l'herightweightisflxerightwufi Business. May I continue to serve you this season ? PLAIN STEEL DRIVEWAY GATES -- _ 10 ft. wide.._$5.65; _ 12 ft, wide.'$6.25; 14 ft. wide.._$2.235 Call 298--M--2 You are invited to come to our . factory for BARBED WIRE, 80--yod spools: Painted ---- --10 ft., $7.85; 12 ft., $8.60; 14 1t., $9.15; 16 ft., $9.80 G:ll:aniud---l.fi.,& nn,cxo.mua.mut $11.656 ADJUSTABLE STEEL DRIVEWAY GATES WIRE FENCE 7 bars, gh, 7 in. stays.... 8%%&%&&:«»....% 8 in. 7 in. stays. ... 9 bars, 42 in. mm%.... 10 bars, 50 in. high, 7mmy-'.lll=2e MEDIUM HEAYY POULTRY FENCE 14. 46 in. 8 i 14 iian 2o in MigK: 5 in soage. . e Sure it pays to use the Register Want Ads! & record of 35 y g a trip--That's To Ice Consumers JOSEPH KOHOUT Sidney Meaker STEEL POULTRY GATES ICE DEALER : ¥au can select from our full of styles at the following prices:-- high, 12 in. stays. ... 7 in. stays. . . . 2054c 12 in. stays. ... 7 in. stays....$ 12 in. stays. . . . 8l¥c high, 7in.stnys....% of delivery without w¥ Per rod