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Libertyville Independent, 15 Oct 1925, p. 7

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:fi LIBERTYVILLE TRUST <=--1 AN D'SAX:!:N@ B ANK, vH ** _' Our Welcomes Are All "E PHOENIX WOOL HOSIERY for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN. Sold. at standard prices all over the country and every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction. ' CURTAINS--Ruffled Marquisette (large and _ $1 2965 small dots) extra wide, 214 yards lon;_...*. : WOMEN'S FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS ----------$1 QQ UP Children's Flanne} Slceping Garments--A Full Line, © All Sizes DR. DENTON'S SLEEPING CARMENTS for the younger children INFANT'S SILK and WOOL SHIRTS, BANDS and BINDERS. A COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S. WOMENS AND CHILDREN'S BLANKETS--Heavy Flannel, wool mixed and . REAL ESTATE BROKER | Milwaukee Avenue at the North Shore Line, Libertyvilie, . lilinois Phonss: Office 460; Residensn 269 INSURANCE THAT INSURES. For 100 par cent SBervice, List Your Property Here, Notary Public (The C OWn oC ns Phes w M'r*flzm Now is the time to replace all broken window glass. We carry a complete assortment of sizes, and we are prepared to cut any size to fit. : . LANGWORTHY'S Bring Us Your Sash | and we will glaze where needed. This || % is a more convenient way to carry glass ||| -- and reduces chanzes of breakage. | ----Get Your Putty Here Fill all sash with putty, thus shutting out the cold and save on your fuel bill. INQUIRIES TO BUY OR SELL SOLICITED LANGWORTHY'S-- Frank H. Eger Your account may be large or it may n reas be small. But that will not affect in the . least the size of your welcome, > + »zs The mission of the Libertyville Trust and Savings Bank is to serve and we are devoting our whole pnerg): and at-- tention to doing that very thing. Window Glass COME IN AND LET US SERVE .o o. *o: R. G. KAPING of One Size aqeze cce 2000 e# TELEPHONE 17 $1.95 ¢ =="r-"f.u0ctob& 15 and 16: C "l Born, last Monday, October 12th, to , ~_ M' ¥z. and. Mrs .. HMenry. Sage, A 8QD--_>.». ': It is better to Have insurance and not need it than to need it and not have |it.. For insurance --that insures, write f""rne PACE l THAT THRILLS" | Local and Personal North American Union October 28th.|same by calling on teh chief and iden-- mm'?:u. given, Oomoandh';o,t :nyfi,';wym' . .°d 'I s w +s fhe. + + o Sus »irag * P -- aa.=~ --*+« ~=®+~~--~ 1 John M. Martin, 128 School street, Mr.--and Mrs. 8. W. Penny and Mr#.|has taken the agepcy in Lake county B+ E.. Penny came Wednesday from|for a widely used apparatus for fight Osage, lowa, for a visit with Dr. and |ing fire." € * St. John's Evan. Lutheran church next|of the--week, where an ":fl'lflcv op-- Sun morning. German services at| eration Was performed ppendici-- 10;3?'; m. tis. Misses Roma Corlett and Ruth ; 4 Walrond,; who were operated-- on for _ Several Libertyville Masons attend--|the same trowble last Thursday, are ed the diamond jubilee of. Vitruvius |recovering. % . Lodge in Deerfleld last SQLUTCAY NIG l | cmmmmmemmemnmmmemmmmmmmmmemmemsemmmmmmemmipmmes and report a fine time. The seventy-- f - s * fifth anniversary ceremonies were ® heldln.lun.tentfiordor 'o accom-- l * 5s theJarge otowd presentk s T« <----~+: k Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sandberg are re--|starts Baturday, 'The store is full »f joicing over the arrival of an eleven money--saying values on Tall and winter pound girl, who arrived last SBunday |£oods. ® 344 f 4% it The usual services will be held at 8t. John's Evan. Lutheran church next Sunday morning. German services t Card Party and Dance given by the|the streets. The owners may have Saturday, October 17 : Barbara Bedford, Frank Keen an, Reneé Adoree, Robert Fra-- zer and Joseph Dowling in With Irene Rich, Huntley Go:-- "THE WIFE WHO -- WASN'T WANTED" _Short --Items of. _ _Cape 'Cod Folks, 'WOMEN Wio GIVE See the battle of the raging ecle-- ments; a thrilling rescue of wrecked mariners by the light of a flaming house fired on wrecked marmers by the light # # tam mordfsh--qnpping a . f[[ _ for anyone. To-- all the way. A remarkable cast." Also PATHE REVIEW morrow may be and AESOP FABLE ______ |)} _ too late. Sunday, October 18: ,..:d Comedy fama Adgpted from an origihnal story by Byron Morgan, with Ben Lyon, Mary Astor and Tully 1_'--"1?'"! y, 20 and 21 : Right straight into the heart of each and every picture fanl-- With Rod ta Rocque, Vera: Rcym&.Riardo_Cqfla.]'lfi' Sarsh P. McLean's Story of _ Faye, Robt, Edison _ A Cecil B. DeMille Production. don and June Marlow. Also a Juvenile Comedy, _--"BABY BLUES" "FEET OF CLAY" UDITO RIVU wish to announce the opening of a Silk Dress Goods Department HEAVY BLACK CREPE SATIN Regular $3.50 quality at -- ANNOUNCEMENT and for this week ONLY will feature a . Langworthy's $2.50 per yard .lf')..:; :' ' mrogem 7 the hospital in Waukegan the first Mrs. sohn Mitchell, Wbrariagd at the Langworthy's -- Anngal Fall Sale County Natio The Value of Time SAVE NOW! TO--DAY! HODGES HAVE ENJOYABLE TRIP TO THE PACIFIC COAST Mr. and Mrs. John Hodge returned to their home in Mundelein Monday, after a trip to the Pacific coast., where s 5 trofe W@egity as © yc ie '%&mfimnm« Mexico. & convention was held at the del Coronado hotel, near San Diego. The trip west was over the Ganta Fe, and Los Angeles ~to gu.-m;"'ifi from Seaitle to Vancouver, British Columbia. > * 'They report the trip through the Canadian Rockies is all that is claim-- ed for it, and they are loud in their praise of Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Hodge plan to attend the $400,-- 000 --Club~ Convention, which will be held in Eastern Canada or Northeast-- ern United States in September; 1926. Libertyville high school foot ball team was victorious over Barrington last Friday, the score being 33 to 0. Ohir boys 'are feeling chesty, and are all set to ghow Antiotéh <up here next Mr. and Mrs. C. C: Ganiere and two daughters, Agnes and. Dorothy, and granddaughter, Lucille Felsecker, of MUwaukee, drove down Wednesday for a short visit with Mrs: Ganiere's sis-- ter, Mrs. Barbara Mowers. + by the Ladtes ApzUlary of the ~Amer-- Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wertzber, Miss: Hattie Boechm and Miss Eather Zerser went to Springfield Tuesday, where they. wil d strate first aid work before the lmnoh Qm Nurse'is convention. They are irs of "he North Shore Line first aid team. foan ~Legton.~~--In addtrion to the bix feature, there will be a special comedy featuring Lioyd :Hfamilton in . "Going A mother, who crucified hcmlf'onw the cross of scandal so that her son: might escape imprisonment; a wife who gave herself so generously that the world misjudged and her husbaad lost faith in ber; an intense, rushing maelstrom of incidents brought about by love, decet: and relentless justice. That is what the Auditortum Theatre promises today and tomorrow whens *Tha Wife Who Wasn't Wanted" wiitr Decker and Neville DAY CLEANING & DYEING ARUG CLEANING &A CURTAIN STRETCHING THE RELIABLE LAVNDORY M PHONE 301. BPEAKING of ygouthta® AMIEITIONBH; EKarl Coflett RBAYS when be was a BOY be had dreams of BBOOMING a politician AND Joe Nordgren WANTED to--be a doctor BEFORE hbe go into the ANT our big ambition IN our younger days FOR some reason or OTHER and finally DRUG business AND now our chief AMBITION is to give TO the people of the A STORE that we can AlJ, be proud ot--and LEPT we smy that we * READY for another Big One Cent Sale on (X"TOBER 29. 30 and 31 ILU&ATRATION of how we ARE trying to achieve OUR ambt#ion. C -- _ _ SPECIALS New Percales . .. ... 28c Ruffled Curtians . . . » 85c 15" '925 doogte: ~> amiin, fl'n\(' * ~Tamsc oN . -- N_ _ SWE hoi aniame EB s ~Did ~You Know Libertyville Is On the Map! 6"' IDV;;Tt:irents'6vo- I l We are offering to investors a limited Libertyville Lumber -- Company ____ HIGH GRADE _ FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS <-- * _ _ 123 EAST COOK AVENUE Cement Blocksfor All Building Purposes Something New--CURVED BLOCKS FOR CATCH BASINS. High Test Blocks. Reasonable Prices. Call and Inspect Them. Libertyville Cement Works -- Four Patterns Choice Improved Libertyville and Lake County Property -- Denominaitons $500 to $2500 ay-- TELEPHONE 47 Down by the Old Depot--Been there twonty years. We can help you make YOUR We can help you make YOUR home better. Makes an old house new--plaster right on it. See &i--try it! Capital Surplus and Profits $100,000.00 F:il' st-- National F We invite your inquiry : Plant, 415; Residence, 165--J. Secured By SOLD ONLYT B1 ~ Son Hours 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. ue

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