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_ LANGWORTHY'S || Libertyville Battery and ||_W. W. Carroll & Son Closed all day Saturday in observance of Memorial Day > No matter where you look you'll never find such values. J. W. Carter Guaranteed Shoes are miles and miles ahcad of anything anywhere near the price. The only shoe at the price guaranteed to be made every part solid leather. The man who buys J. W. Carter Guaranteed Shoés puts extra dollars in his pocket and extra cemfort and mileage on his feet. © See them for yourself! For Decoration Day Dresses, Blouses, Princess Slips, Bloomers, Underwear, Hos-- iery, Gloves, Neckwear and Toilet Accessories. Thermos Bottles, Paper Plates, Cups, Spoons, Napkins, Wax = 0_ __=> _ Paper and Other Picnic Needs. Fishing Tackle, Base Balls, Tennis Balls, Gloves, Bats, Etc. B ATH FLAGS, BUNTINC, AND ALL KINDS OF DECORATIONS and we will make delivery for Memorial Day. * M AIN G A BRA G E MADE ever pert SOLID LEATHER RAY N. SMITH ----DBoYy$ ~ " Suits, Blouses, Sweaters, Knickers, Coveralls, Hats, Caps, Underwear, Hosiery, Etc. [HING SUITS FOR M WOMEN and CHILDREN CHAS. M. BERNARD, Proprietor. C O A¥ C H D ELIVER ED $975 Ladies' Decoration Ball, Saturday, May 30, at Renshan's, Round Lake. Finest music furnished for this occasion. 1t County National -- Bank * "Ihe Bank of Service" Short Items of Especial Interest to Libertyville People Local and Personal this institution and liked it so well that we went after the Laun--Dry--Ette franchise. We were success-- ful and can now announce our appointment as Laun--Dry-- W e were introduced to the Laun--Dry--Ette not long ago It is but natural that we, Mmea thro Mc s j3 e e B oo m ie n 2t sione, w ~ The Daughters of th 'requested to meet at ! ' The Libertyville A. C _will go to Barrington Ivhere they play the t Village. . Winter Garden Orchestra at Rene han's Pecoration Ball, at Round Lake Saturday, May 30. * t Winter Garden Orchestra at Repe dran's Decoration Ball, at Round Lake Saturday, May 30. 1t Miss Mary Mason spent the week end at the home of her sister, Mrs. T-- Milwaukee Ave and Rockland Road. Mrs. Mary Mason has after spending a week the E, T. Bacon home Road, Waukegan. (¥. thurch will meet "at the home of employe | Mrs. . °0. Catbun'm.'tn"huday aft toreman Winter Garden. Orch--stra at Rene han's Decoration Ball, at Round Lake Saturday, May 30. 1t The Misses Stellas Langworthy, Ber-- tha Wirtz and Florence Tope! spent the week end in DeKalb attending the home coming celebration of their Alma Mater. ¥ vxg relatives in Appleton, Pody NDand'led OND€ OL ; a£b4 a QW toright was 'Eold hl'é services | » p in 2 t mt w oat" poumvity ::A qy 4 o on Fiio e n cniiile h nlien m rakstorepatey ; &umh "" meet 'f ~°'.--r' " Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Kitchen left Monday for Eltoh, Wis., for a visit with -- Mrs:Kitchen's' parents. -- They will also vistt relatives in Appleton, erncoon, --June 2. . _Mrs. C. L Coonfer--to the ground and sat upon him. and Mrs Ray Young will assist Mrs. fing was paid. . % All places of business:in the village of Libertyville, except dr:z::m and ce cream piaces, will be aH day Saturday for Memorial day. All will be open until 11 o'clock Friday night; to enable folks to stock up with the necessary supplies to last over Satur~ day and Sunday. Winter Garden Orchestra at Rene han's D&coration Ball, at Round Lake Baturday, May 30. 1t It is rumored a certain ng man about town is not seen lm usual haunts, the reason being a warrant has been issued for his arrest. This young man had been doing quite a business in furnishing accessories for automeo biles, and it develops that he was not too particular where and how he ob-- tained his stock in trade. 'The motor cops and deputy sheriffs were out in force last Sunday, their combined efforts seemingly centered local courts, in most cases being fined $15 and costs for apeeding. All were out of town people. Names are not printed, as the dockets of~the justice were not available--this morning. Fred Mertisa, employed as a teamster by E. G. Fry, was arrested on com-- plaint of Henry Mulder, last Thursday, charged with throwing a bottle thru the windshield of the latter's car, It seeims Mertis was passing Mulder, and was a little reckless in discarding bot-- tles. In the court of Justice Morria Mertis was fined $5 and vosts, the fine being remitted upon payment of the damage to Mulder's car. Bome one entred the podl room of Joe Hutchings, in the basement of the Ray Furniture store. About the only thing missing was' a carton or so of cigarettes and some candy. Entrance was effected through a window in the rearf Joe estimates his loss at about on Milwaukee avenus A score or troduce you also to the Laun-- Dry--Ette. it is demonstrated daily at our store. Let us show you this Washing Machine That Does More--Odne that makes it unnecessary for you even to put your hands in water on washday. Stop at our store or phone for a demonstration at your . . MAY 28, 1925 baseball team next Sunday, am from th@t G. ACK. are e high school Willam Boeltze, of Chicago, was in a hurry--last"Phursday; and speeded up 'The postoffice will close at 10 a. m. Saturday, for the rest of the day, on account of Memmorial day. The lobby will be open, and mails will be dis-- patthed as usual. There will be no deliveries on the rural routes. + Decoration Ball, Saturday, May 30, at Renehan's, Round Lake. Finest music furnished for this occasion. 1t 1 Attention is called to the display ad of the Ray Furniture and Paint Store on page eight of this issue, featuring a special offer on Sellers Kitchen Cab-- inets. Through an arrangement with well known manufactures of food pro-- each cabinet sold. One of these indis-- pensible articles of kitchen furniture may be purchased for ten days by pay-- ing only--$1 dowh.: There is a varlety of styles to select from. ' | ~This one was worked in our village $15 in Justice Morris's court Thursday night, as a result of his part in an affray with a foreman employed by a company hauling gravel to the paving job in Oakwobod Terrace. It is said a difftculty arose over the way Light-- body handled one of the trucks, and was told his services were no longer a week or so ago: Two young men . came to town and opened negotiations wit: ha man for the purchase of his home. He was to take another house in Libertyville, and pay the difference / in tash The sum needead was $2100 The Libertyville man put up $300 and the two strangers provided the other $1800, showing him a fat wallet, with a twenty dollar bill on the outside. The whole amount was then put in a boxr and left with the local man while his companionys went to Chicago to fix up the deal. The Libertyville man was timid about having so much money in his house and decided to go to Ch+ cago to the home of his daughter. The *boxr was then opened and a fine lot of waste paper was found, not a¥en the §$10 being left on the wallet. The two men evidently are still working to com-- plete the deal, as they have not been seen since. Dennis has the the tin ob in Oakwobd Terrace. It is said a lifftculty arose over the way Light--| body handled one of the trucks, and ; was told hils services were no longer | WM&: oyer, so warrant. forAman ~thereupon --threw --Lichtbody-- U8ED CARS ROR SALE Having sold the Libertyville Garage, I have peveral used cars which 1 will dispose of at bargain prices. 'This is a chance to secure a really good used car at a low prige. Call at the garage and see what 1 have to offer. boxr that cost $300 William Lightbody paid a fine of no matter what they may be, by use of Drugless Methods. O8STE OPaATHY, CHIROPRACTIC or ny of the Spinal Methods, im cluding Traction and Electricity. The doctor is the only one in this . immediata vicinity using the lat-- _ie insiruments for diagnosis and "treatment ot Chroths Aliments: Tha: Instraments have the O K Dr. J. H. Heslin 406 Milwaukes Ave., Libertyville is fully equipped to take care of Consultation FREE Telephone 29 P3 NEW TUB SILK J. N. BERNARD. We take orders for Hemstitching and Button Covering $1.75 Per Yard =| On the Map!|-- $4# , A good assortment of stripes and colors for -- Sport Dresses Aeplics. d 2. ~omamentins Sn --,:*:r::: h mt n . m ige MRH in s o e Bd TSR * ts bnagy -- Libertyville Cement Block Works ||_ C . 123 EAST COOK AVENUE .__ Cement Blocksfor All Building Purposes _ . -- _ Will He Be----== Financially Independent: Libertyville Lumber I \Company -- ' f e # High Test Reasonable Prices. m-dlbeali- Telephones: Plant, 415; Residence, 165--J. He is a child now, but when he gets along in years what will his financial standing be? Teach him to save--start now and the thrift habit .will _ Let us open a savings acount today for your child, Only $1.00 is needed for initial deposit. : grow with bim. A savings account at his bank is one of the surest ways of insuring financial independ-- ence for your child. : ; Look for the message of _ _ _ -- TELEPHONE 47 | Donby&.(l'qu--lo-htvdym THE PERFECT INSULATION . s Makes an old house new--plaster right on it. --~.. | © See it--try it! a First National Bank CELOTEX Libertyville, Illinois Praine Farmer. SOLD ONLY BY ds ue w5 Hours 8 A.M. to 8 P. pree m n e ) 29 y C m h hP *. ce o Bitip e CC ) U %4