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Libertyville Independent, 2 Jul 1925, p. 14

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40. ze urkrety ...i". ns n 398990 erireganitrx T oy TT' aihe S wonmrany _ Above are the words of SAMUEL INSUK, our fellow townsman, in a speech in _ Waukegan last Thursday night. Mr.Insull not only believes in the future ~-- of Libertyville, but backs his faith in B material way by investing millions of his own and his associates IN and AROUNDELJIBERTYVILLE. o _ h uh I w 1 moeesee F + _ . -- + -- --~ esmm l Bs Boet" VCOy MAE Ne e at + Oe Oe e CE OPAETETEE C\ -- R e ECCC C * " ~@ > -- -- meu * m a.... wnmpuccte mxmaan sls + 7 ----oninon us w m( en ¥ ----omakimesso > -- ++ T i--_--4 E ® ® L E02 Pmiit CE Cns PRSaiay C PP eR g ic Em SmE C 9 POVE TR TRRE T Mn ctimen EPC COPT -- Faoetccen h: ursumerny a : nar ue mogim mare i d 4 c optee o m a mane -- = asume~-- +g>> . = e < v a y = cage: vibicitages ilgtineecon Samenan xevcoun 1 CAHLDIOREE C ommnetaienmens etmaces se s a se m wx »» g+ = <3 ces um mt ~Arafiqerig» s on 34 * JTV ~vte sw s P nepmei is K ;<gl pmageari tss e 2 4=c s np. Y Cl e iess Es in aefoggecel , P § § & * ©> af + -- -- « w .. 7 -- » sn -- vs . s a as + w #4 $ "sours * ' | =+» > ; ' 5 w4 h . P . . . * : % : ° ¢ ' A . xA . o m & & * ~ * Lt w . . ' . -- : -- -- s s es -- a s M s R . A s » ~ ~ L# f hss PMESME . . > & f A . | ow > < 4 uin Pn e onedBaramaes ntecmearctecid ifrenmarciting id % l T | f . | 2: | _ myaite: > B }' m on acdogpe ind' s se e "'S";-_" ® «a=+ s ssm waes aurmmecpnedlititsa s g t "rauke % «e s ~ogom 9e -- ; nes a frese.. auads it Wce hm ce ieam --:urclide se 28 # Uvimaaide AR% * + a pnemen 6: e Mn l x +A a on ie 1 Mess ons sreapes s en s c in i P asmiger omige : cas rin zm aacje bnen mroa dn fe unc 3 e 9 x e Ex en n nnnnaem i s -- : -- } tpze: = exe sc e r rpvangens z+ y ; m 5 _ + C oR u A zx ns ar En fee ~~wmels 3vg > z -- To . ~ s Leduas; ~* -- *rme > ip ic wml --omm war F # 3 5 > & e -- seus, » a----omm = se e a2" 3 ,"b' _ . * : Sohece ts t P Nes o e ie --. ~ o o. .. " e lecr e es o N new: o l Fivse ~-- AMih vo e ----_, » . _ 34 P ie t 9N n "B es o dn + Brr4ie *s o seb oi ce Ti n tintt o ; _ ols e en ---- e R B : f %, s K j _ | l 2 - ~*® a s % . | s o s . 5 a 7 6 & . * . % + # . w omipes %, e -- . & w m prerie ow aou--ze & » az.. x~~. ge-- s , mc hovmmmnce _ L« + s+ » 5 Mr.) Insull said: "The trend of population will be toward the country in the full®-- Heretofore it has been toward the city. But the country districts will soon fur-- nish the opportunity, and there is no part of the state with greater opportunities t{liMLake COUHt)'-f' | . m c . rompmnpmmmmmenmedimmmmer ommnnmnmntnmmntene~ mmmmmmnznzmmtcmmmmmmmmmmmememmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnetataecianeeemteesmememmmmmseemmmemmemmmmmmmeauamammataaaa i ons s l : = mussan : : CASH AND CARRY MARKET-- LOVELL DRUC COMP ANY SELLERS & PETERSEN, Real Estate "Has Grown by Leaps and Bounds MAIN CARACE (C. M. Bernard) LIBERTYVILLE BAKERY gopommnge -*a--44~.¥:§§'ao?pi:'a?5>ip. mog racgimrnse ty NN. WBtrait n > sz ces ts ts c Rir Ya o i at. 4g0 Th on *iges [s 5 & * ® + . * > My* ns 90 Cmm W Amaghg &n butrmcy % sared c N en tmene'e a d wouns »pgnng i4 > -- -- > -- + im car f Cene "% . *z . ~ * ""hee _ Sntiak es . o. snn e k xo * sefi onX m i¥ xpf% -- t :+ a «s w ali"% w W *¥ i = s &S .4 # PS ' s a s e % 4 hene o *T .. _ hy «34 s onl #igh i rIt .. W C ihe i *hX U i. _ uacaat Ania mt Oe s se Auls en T » «ie e > e «3e -- Fm wvur id +5 ® s s : a . & > Te« 4n se »s 7 s » x arcss the % ul w e ce h ewack 4 La -- A s -- «g* " # EARL CORLETT, Groceries LAKE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK * TRICCS & JOHNSON, Groceries A. W. LINDROTH, Millinery RAY FURNITURE and PAINT STORE B FOLLOWING ARE ALL A. HUSS, Jeweler | JOHN CICHY, The Tailor KENNEDY BROS., Ford Dealers STANDARD OIL COMPANY CHICACGO MOTOR CLUB (Mac Mason) REE MOTOR SALES (Texaco Prodacts) LIBERTYIILLE BOOSTER Ge ie .t n «hn 005 THE F. J. B. MORSE me We TERS FOR LIBERTYVILLE: THE SODA SHOP _ C. L. COONFER, Drayage TONY ABADESSA, Shoe Repairs RAY N. SMITH, Shoes for All the Family JOHN LESTER, Novelty Store W. W..CARROLL & SONS CO. BOEKHM & GOTTI, Insurance # ce > f mss le-- > 4 ow o uo rmmrndes semuch. o cp F * & * " & 4 f 7 P ¢ * R mm s Aw % = * i .# "tr z4 24 gee wihi mssn " = ® & » * w mopme zqy -- Py @ e o. . Wt ~ s h 7. " K » UiC 5 o rapr c fat e 7 o eqredt is Rrrereiierniand o i1 Peiiednlntihrtie .- w uLs \'_-"m---__-.". d s t i rene mm B ul e e y 0# n1 20 n d t m n e PME TT TE OE 4 ies h . S uen a »R ape t taaiths. Ww 4 . O. H. MOLIDOR, Groceries LIBERTYVILLE BATTERY & ELEC. TITUS BROS., Electric Shop W. F. FRANZEN, Jr, QUALITY BAKERY (H. Eggloff) JOHN COLE, Harmess Maker AUDITORIUM THEATRE # ~ % , JULY 2, 1925 + y pmmnp t o ts L x t3 .00 «l manetitiiss ~ gmnc's CAFE . s CJ mRm. rfll LIBERTYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY SUHLING'$ GARAGE--Overland P. C, NORMAN, Groceries ~ = AMERICAN WIRE FENCE COMPANY FINSTAD EAT SHOP tu? xt hoalies Sn Hearciion anorads . * . a% atP t¥ * t

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