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g' _will be seen. ' _ n between the races, making the is es 200 02 i g. hippodrome and circus features be given and again at night. m will Include Madame _ Befini, famous horeswoman,--~.with her The bhorse races will include two . Gzays, six events each day, with possi-- ble additions. Horses from Latonia, Aurora, hbave entered with -- their * 4me¥eys and big fields are assured "¢-- Cash and »GCarry the biggest Fourth ol JUIY CC'CUH® tion held there on the fajr grounds that has been seen in northérn I1!li~ nols. 2 -- It will include horse rating, base-- ball, circus and hippo drome acts, Sireworks, rides, music and every-- thing that well ordered celebrations are composed of. = | RAINBOW GARDENS *' Libertyville by auto, rail or fO0t| Will be the schedule of thousands ol! people next Saturday and -- Sunday,| is. 'biSFéS( Fourth (2'{ _Ul')' f'f!(_f'?'?:fl:4:'lu8f(' . '_"A -_;u-... _4 © Gavanhana ie JULY 4 PARTY AT + LIBERTVVILLE Music by Percy Rowell's Radio Band Fine Program of Athletic *# _ 2 large bottles for Li omre continuous run of en _ Leonard C. Blank, Prop. Every Saturday and . _-- Sunday _ Fourth. They Are _ Still Bringing Home The Bacon .BACON WEEK WENT OVER SO-- BIG THAT WE HAVE mmm%murf BIG--LOT FOR THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL AT THE . I SPENCER BROWN Hetzel's Holly Brand Bacon Whole or half slabs, per Ib. 39c ' Wilson's Certified Hams, per Ib. . . . . 29c¢ wieuiric© PURE TOMATO CATSUP, CLOVER VALLEY BUTTER It's the best you can buy, per Ib. OUR STORE IS FILLED WITH VALUES LIKE THE ABOVE. .COME IN AND JOIN OUR RAPIDLY GROWING FAMILY OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. WE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK FRIDAY NICHT TO ALLOW YOU TO CET YOUR WEEK END SUPPLIES. CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4w. OLD RITTNER BUILDINCG. 545 NO. MILWAUKEE AVE. GIBBONS PARK _ m cmcach 4 Every day brings new customers for good _ba _together and eaC '%mn?fif%e & moHsiet o tion at the © principal state fairs, and The Australian Waited, noted whip crackers from the Antipodes, Rose® Ellis and Rose, acrobats and aerial gymnasts extraordinary and siv or seven other vaudeville turns of importanoe. _ __________ _' _ ___; evening There will he a ImQOusiel ons play of Gordon Fireworks staged by Charles E. Kennedy, manager of the Woodstock fair. Browa band artists of Saxophone fame and will be Iinvitself~a --big featuré. -- Riding devices and games, together with shows and --concessions will help out the midway and thou-- sands of autos will be provided with parking space on the grounds. -- PPT 120 COLo;sins ~ITwo baseball" games between ~the McHenry team and Libertyville on Saturday and the Chicago Giants (colored) on Sunday will bring some zood ball--players together and each _ The fireworks will include a num: ber of big patriotic novel ties in the way of set p.eces and aerial bombs, EOREesoi eols o ces uenen Picnie parties will | be specially cared for and guitable space provided together with a corps of . capable assistants to care for, their. comfort. Libertyville is going 'fto celebrate in the best possible way and the place to spend r:_ii sane Fourth is at . Big Moslem University _ In 988 the Mosque of Al Azhar was chanzeid} to a university. _ There are now about 10,000 students in attend-- ance. making it the largest . Moslem university in the world. The, course Is from three to six years: § in --the clouds. attrac "g~ to l Pb "Aannncy BP l tm . ho t 4 ze _ _ a uts us _ M % Ahe Fere '% PPE 2 e sc nclt h rmasno P P S * 4C ».* HGOWREE W is ciy |-- Qquite «& pumber * "'fim"fi' fls e rresere resitse ols -- .m. at chunnm. -- ,},'__. m mm,.,..z Mrs. Naomi McCandless was a Chi Mr. 'and Mrs. William Smith 0( here. 4ago catter Puestiny . ~------~~--~------------~+ G""'%';'!fl'--w _ with. . th@ir ... Zat * _ "Not only. has the road benefited financially from the safety program but it lHas helped the relationship of the road with the public and with its employes. We believe that the good relations between -- executives and employes of the road are largely --due to this cause." ~---- ~-- teo --passeengers _or _employe3, _ACCOPOE~--+rson --in--Bristol WiIS _ ._.___, ... Th to" w\ (hhirtt--Burke: rautvrcteerr Hiry Gedree Repcban was a Chferts tion superintendent in MMIlwaAuke8, oaljer Wednesday. r but ~formerty --superintendent. of --the ~--»jsg--Fiorence Gunlock of Chicago is Nort!} Shore Line in Waukegan. Ht.,md'" several d.'. with her aunt, statement "was made to the safety Mrs. Mabel Litwiler. division ~of --the" Association of Com-- * Mr, andg Mrs. 1ee Hendée motored merce of Milw@ukee. _ to the Lake County General hospital Accidents caused by motorists who want to beat a train to the grade crossln% cause more troube for the North Shore railroad than aceidents "Oiur safety program was started nine years ago," Mr. Burke --said, "Through it we have reduced mis-- haps to such an extent that the cost of accidents to the raflroad is only 14 --per-- cent--of--the gross revenue. 'This reduction is especially noted among employes apd passengers on pue, ACCIDENTS RE-- _ DUCE PROFITS OF NO. SHORE LINE Mrs. Phil Wagner and son, Clarener, motored to McHenry Sunday evening 'lo visit the former's brother, John \ Zimmer. 2 s | _ Miss Plorence Wagner and Art Tor-- Wilggtnr H. Burke, . Former #A ic .. Praises _ R Séfet;g%m; o % ROUND LAKE »® 4 % 4 % % % 4 4 4 & &4 4 % 4# %4 4 * _ Mrs. Lee Batterson and children of Brigol, visited her sister, Mrs. Floyd Renehan, Synday. _ -- _ as -- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cossman enter-- tained company from Chicago over Bunday. o -- Miss Celia Rosing returned home on Friday, after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs.+Nora Gorman, at St. Pam,. Minn---- # 4 4 4 4 ¢4 4 4 4 @ U¥ 4 4 4 4 * * .Mary lIme Kennedy of Long lAke spent Monday at the Fitz home. Miss Elinpre Stoppe of Chicago is spendfng the summer with her grand-- paren:s, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Schu-- macher. -- < | as ' Dorothy O'°NeII and Waltet . ©39c¢ .. 45¢ b Beuu, ® HWight-- years at hard --labor and a $1.000 fine was the sentence given Dr. Spencer Brown, erstwhile im mune fence for de luxe safeblowers, when he appeared Friday betore ¥Federal Judge Adam C. Cliffe, Dr. P Brown was found gullty by a jury a week ago of possessing and altering ~ie m ns old FFERORMITEL . N/ We 4 fe : NOTs TCORA TE NKEA BE U " 4 eA s AlE CR ETE -- : N--AM Es -- ME e ie s t d o o i o abeth and mvu motored to money back, and Grenus declined to nefited K,golhl Wed) s* oblige. ~ Hertel sued. rogram _ Nr. and Mrs. Harry Deits and chil--| < The defense is this, Herr continues ship of dren motore dto Waukegan Tuesday. --| Hertel solid> the horse--and--cotiected 4 with O. A. RPoRg@TA was a Fox Lake caller the $150 as comnlained.. But Hertel at the : Tuesday. ' does not krow heaves from a mild cutives Mrs. Mabel Litwfler and two boys | case of halitomis, and in h!s opinion largely spent the week 'end. in Chicago vuII'me steed was enjoying the best of * reFAtives. -------------------- ---- :+ neann. L__l220k hz dn E |_ _ Mrs. Katie Ford of Grayslake called | _ * cnmngercodds : % % % gnl;:r'-bm.ln.mflflmh::' % unday. «_ |_ _ -- hx 5. * % #°# 4* # #% i# * & % % % % % % *~ *Mr. and Mts. Harold Kenanedy and A n 2 Nreaki e hant , m 4 y dauchier. Mary Lue, Mrs. NeN Town-- % GRAYSLAKE .. > sendln_dmnlner-omt&mday».. & -- #%. *# * «* # > Archie.. at the Rutinear BAUCL BOABrG.----~ m --esege~~ 3-;--}-' um uns qsns io e mt hnin tvrmmain'y c -- LAke ®~ LOANS FAR AHEAD e | ---- FOR LAST WEEK son, Howard, motored to Chicago last Mrs. Rob Vasey and Mrs. C. G. Mc-- Candless were Waukegan callers one day this week. i > Merle--and Walter White returned home Friday, after spending a few days with their aunt, Mrs. Davis, in Aurora. e n ) u* 3 Rena Bracher, were Chicago callers last Friday. . Mre, Ray Paddock of Wauconda vis Miss Florence Gunlock of Chicago is spending several days with her aunt, Mrs. Mabel Litwiler. -- Mr. and Mrs. 18e Hendée motored to the Lake County General hospital Sunda y(o visit Mrs. Hendee's father, N. Ktetschmer, who is there for--medi-- cal treatment. © a' ns George Rithardson was a Chicago few days with her sister, Mrs. Lee Bat-- ertyville, were callers at the> Harry Deiiz home Sunday. _ E } -- A BY A. K. BOWES, | _ Assistant secretary of Security Title & Trust Co. son, A. J Smith + _ _ _ _Robert Litwiler is spending a few days in Chieago with friends and rel-- The bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. George Dalzriel, of Waukegan, called on relatives here Tuesday. -- atives ville caller Monday. * . J. Graham.and son of Long Lake were Round Lake callers Wednesday Mtrs. lee Hendee underwent a minor oppration a tthe cmfwy cmfwy cmwyp operation at the Lake County General hosplital Satufday morning. Jeanette Myrs ise spending a few weeks at lhe Tom Graham home. . _ Mr. and Mre.: G. P. Kepehan were in Waukeg*t ~~uesday . .. Number of trust deeds and mort Business o' the Recorder's office for the week ending June 27, 192%: Number of co.uyn:c filed, 244. Number of chattel rtgages, 126. Total amount of loans, $374,4853.590. Corresponding 'period week ending June 28, 19234;: Number of conveyances filed, 198. *' Number of chattel mortgages, 52. Number of trust deeds and mort-- gages, 65. Tota) amount of instroaments filed, stampa Brown 'had his cache at Antioch and is known there. After passing sentence, Judge Cliffe told Dr. Brown's attorney it would be ussless for them to petition him for a writ of supercedeas, staying Brown's commitment to the peniten-- Total number of instruments filed, AUGUST BROECKER DIES IN CHICAGO Word has Bbeen received here Oof the death in Wesley Memorial hoe-- W. Broecker, who for a number of years was assoctated in the ice bus Iness with the late Louis C. Tewes of Waukegan. Mr. Broecker's death followed an iliness of geveral weeks. He was president of the Nationa! Association of lce Industry, prest dent of the City Ice and Supply company of Chicago, vicepresident Total amount of loans, $256,7345.00 of the Stonmy Island Trust and Say-- Ings bank and member of the fol-- lowing Chickgo clubs: Hamilton Olympia, Fileld and Kiwanis. Funéer-- al Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Englewood Masonic Temple with interment in _Concordia --Cemeptéry, Forest Park. Mr. Broecker resided at 7230 Luelia avente, Cile"'c He leaves six Brothers and a ° sister. While: bad diet In early youth may hot impair bealth in afteriife, de Actency of dict most certainiy impairs Evelyn Bauer was a Liberty Dist in Youth Important pending an appeat} to higher red to Spring Grove Satur-- n\ 4n 49 oA cu c n uic ze --~A-- Aulegy > PP g.--. .Y '_,_:-:',TJ J\?'.;A;,:,Ai :".,' "x:.."' of -- stolen war -- savings and ~daughter, hicago callers toVacation land! discues _ the health ol. a--ceortain _ nAg, that was* placea uh Th i#fim Nothing aud its varients is to be argued in county court someiime this week when two indignant {farmers wheet 'before Judg& P. L. Persons to a month ago. Joseph Hertel Wants Mongy Frank Grenus, of G;ayslake,. is the | defendant, d@nd Joseph Hertél. the complainent. -- > The' case came. on the civil triall call today and was set down for hear | ing. It was up with twenty 'other cases that were nlaced on the calen | _ The inside, as explained by Wiiliam Herr, of Miller, Herrand Parness, is Several members of the Eastern @:ar went to McHenry Monday night where they weer royally entertained. Mrs. Kelly Kimball and son left on Wednesday for their home in Tuscola, Oklahoma, after a visit at the home of ter mother, Mrea. J. Turner. > The ladies o fthe Episcopal Guild are planning to hold a sale of bakery and fancy goods at Godfrey's store on Saturday, July 11th. ® _'Grenus had a horse. He sold it to MHerte]l for $150. Hertel, after play-- 50 PLUG, WITH . . 1| HEAVES, CENTER --|-- _ OF A LAWSUHI N\ Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co. trains to Milwaukee--step into T. M. E. R. & L. trains outside the door of our Mil-- waukee terminal, for above Take North Shore Line Nehmabin Lakes Nagawicka Lake Pewaukee Lake Nashota Lakes Silver Lake W 4 )\ ~If farming, and makes farming pleasanter, too." __-- || ~ _ . s s : * s $ _ The Two--Row Cultivator Is Your Answer --~. 4 --Never before has the value of the two--row cultivator been f more evident. This year every short cut must be used, yet the with a two--row cultivator. If you wish; you can go over the_ ' a corn an extra tune or two, yet your labor cost will be consider-- . ab?z!gs J!;,\a, your usual dlmvaioq_with a onc--row cultrvator, ie ues + Jn fret, the¢ po'nts in favor of two--row cu: :vat on are so num > . ym tbay &st Homnd Take time: ight now 5 t~it~ t1o us about ~{f ~~~ " McCORMICK--DEERING | " CORN CULTIVATORS ;'F _--**Money--making farms are those on which most work is done " in least--time, with--least--labor.--Try to-- increase your yield per acre, cut down your labor cost, diversify, cultivate more rows. L1BERTYVILLE TICKET OFFICE ~-- .. Telephone 74 y CURINETCFH.-- £éé UE "COOD EQUIPMENT MAKES--A GOOD FARMER BETTER" cA U G FR O E LIC H perts of the city. And equally Convenitnt to rail and boat con-- Cedar Lake Orystal Lake Elkhart Lake Sheboygan :&.ifi&-fi:{WI'xomin and Northarn Michigan vacation t P eP ® .4 the dean, comfortable way, Take bc?"onhSha'c Linme from here. _ FARM AND STOCK SALES A SPECIALTY Phoue 41 Lake Zurich, Hlincis. Port W ashington ilwaukee -- A SHORE LINL takes direct to the heart of Thc f use 14 oA A Best way to go: NWorth Shore Line to Milwaukee; Pere Marquette night st «am-- er from there; artive Michi-- gan g&ext morning. Through mond Cipaiiiiie chiiry o 251 17 ~ WRPR ie Epworth Heights Portage Hamlin Lake Af n