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j x + ad a t 44 :ondhon&drmonoi: 'me.'mu'yw)y the Ernest house on Rosemary ! . Mrs. Frank W. Russo visited Chica-- go friends on Sunday and Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reed, Mr, and Mrs Miss Era Enfict Mrs. Alex Wiliman Miss Eva Enfer, Mrs. Alex Will and Arthur Ender, attended a bridge party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bingham, of Irving Park, on Satugy-- Frank W. Russo and Charles Kaps-- chull are in Pueblo, Colo., on business tonnected with their oil interests in that locality. ; Rev. Mark J. Andréews supplied in a Chicago church last Sunday morn'ng. _ Mr. and Mrs .F. B. Wilson and twir sons, Robert and Roscose, of Liberty-- ville, called at the C. A. Wolf home An executive meeting of the Presby-- terian Sunday School officers was held at the home home of Mrs. Getty Tuesday evening. _ * j Mrs. mlmrvuaw, surprised by thirty of her friends in honor of Ker birthday Sept 1. A won-- derful lunch 'was enjoyed, a large birthday cake. Mrs. Meyer pregsented with a beautiful set of table silver. -- L al Herbert Tennerman of Chicago was a guest Sunday and Monday at the bome of his brother, WillHam Tenner--| man, and wife, at their home in Oak , 0 000 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 000000 000 0 0 00 It developed today however that Hall has retained Joseph L. Bishop, city attorney of Zion, while Miller has employed A. L Drury, Kenosha attorney. = Inability of Bishop to appear at the hearing this morning brought : about the continuance in the case until next week. ® he tWO are held in jail at kLe mosha on charges of larceny of an automobile. . Bail has been fixed at §$2,000 which they have been unable A Gift Shoppe will be opened Satur-- Ball and Miller, it is charged, COMPETITION IN WOoORDS One who goes into the market to buy a motor car today is naturally confused. . / Bohu-dthoww&bfmm»dm that they have ceased to be convincing. Where all is best, he reflects, there can be no best. He finds himself the target in a war of adjec-- tives; the helpless victim in a gigantic competi-- tion of words. ' And so he is forced to rely on chance--the advice of friends--or his own limited experience. in this verbal competition. mmmmg" ater sajes mmuumm reducing quality, they have announced the fact mfl.-'h', Unexaggerated truth is not spectacular, But in 5mm.u«hmmmyw. Fil P family have 4 dollar language. And vice versa. d in the far have been described tohim Lake Comq Wis., over the week end. | Miss Lois Adams visited at the Bied-- n'n'Jm Mrse. Chlrlc:"St;hfl'll:: erstadt home Sunday. ° children spent Sunday onday Gprace and Edith, daughters of Mr. Chica¥o, the guests of Mr. Steincr's|and Mrs. Ross Sherman, spent their sister, Mrs. Reed, R 8 _ ) vacation with 'their uncle, Herman _ Miss Gertrude Johnson reurned last| Gedemer, at Racine. Their parents Saturday from her vacation, and her| went to Racine Saturday and the chil-- brothers, Arthur and Robert, returned| dren returned home with them. from their visit to Chicago Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis of Chicago Mr.: and Mrs. A. J. Johnson motord| were Sunday --guests at the home of gn"mth the Fox River region Labor|Mrs. William Huhn. * » George. Stanger and family were Mrs. Harry Olendort spent Monday | guests at the John Wessling home in night with Mrs. Marvic Petersen in' Wheeling Monday. + Libertyvilie. Mrs. Irving Stryker and daughter, Earl Varner and.family motored to| Sara, and son will move to Phoenix, Granville, LaSalle county, and spent | Arizona, Sept. 15. They intend to make the week end with relatives there. their home in a more equable climate One hundreéed and--twenty--two MmeD+ | than 1ilinois. bers and guests were present at Ad--| -- Mrs. Sarah Adams is critically i!1 at vance Officers'. Night at Deerfleld| Highand Park hospital. There is but nommmnmmmmenmmmmmmnmnamememanmnmmmmmemnmemememmemeemgmmzee | NODC 101 NCT TOCOYVONY . . JAMCS AGAMS. * | her son, living California, is here. He 7 of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wilson and little _ Mr. and Mrs. Gilson"of Milwaukee have moved into the Freese flat, form-- ton wm,mt the home of their son, Glen over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. eBrg of Mendota,have moved 'into the house formerly: occu-- pled by F. Malum on Central Avenue. The Malum family has moved to Chi-- 'Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Petersen of LAibertyville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.--B.--Carr at their cottage at Lake Comq Wis., over the week end. hgt; o m "".Snwyl':flatl::;;fi C ren spent Chica¥o. the guests of Mr. Steina@r's sister, Mrs. Reed, ® * § Misg Gertrude Johnson reurned last Saturday from her vacation, and her brothers, Arthur and Robart, returned from their visit to Chicago Friday. Mr: and Mrs. A. J. Johnson motord ing by way of Washington, Cumber-- land.Mountains, West Virginia, -- and Ohio. They visited relatives in Penn-- sylvania and New Jersey, and also vis-- :.:l the Sesquicentennial Exposition Mr, and Mrs. Bowman of Blooming-- ton were guests at the home of their Mrs. Nlni. Duffy attentded a lun-- cheonr' at Miss Ellis' Tea Room Satur-- day. a Fthe} Frazier of Oak Park, Mrs. Ditif, of Beverly Hills and Mrs. Hamilton. of Texas, friends of Mrs. Duffy, were the other guests, -- Rev. Mark J. Andrews and family m&mmmg:q"v?gg $ y motored . a g'l'l"u. going by way ot'mlnn to Detroit,. Canada, Nh?n. New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey; return-- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clark announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday, Bept. 5th ©Mother and danghter are being acred for Miss Jessie Woodman. u:lu Fired Cdooksey mm': and ie oo sns on mAduem direch and is now in possession. -- Mrs._E. H. Selig entertainkd a few ;d"l:oan'ophyuhlhmro: hber sixth birthday, last Monday after-- noon. f Rev. and Mrs. William Agnew have returned from an extended trip to Yel-- lowstone Park and western points, and are now at home to their friendd at the Dorcas Home. € Guests at the George Rockenbach home over Labor Day--werse>~Dr.--and Mrs. Henry Kline and Samuel Ott and son of Ravenswood. The latter two are spending the week with the Rock-- . Mr and Mrs. C. Friediund entertain-- ed Chicago guests at dinner Sunday. N3 BSkY -- * | ~The school prizes were awarded ag}, © me again. after a . mmmm.m'zmnw tives eh @oute. FALL FLOW EXHIBIT HELD Deerfield Garden Club held its fall fNower exhibit in the assembly hall of . play of the fall flowers g.h_g 43 'The club, through the splendid ation of its president, Mrs. m the largeo membarship, is to be con-- was a bower of blooms, tastefully ar ranged by the flower committee. A good attendance, despite the rain, showed marked interest in the event. 'f{m'f" ce and Clifford Olsen has re-- turned from a motor trip to Duluth, were.callers &t the Chester Wolf home rouking the public interest The funeral of Joseph Adams of Chi-- cago, was held Saturday afternoon. The young man, who was known by many of the young people of Deerfileld, was electrocuted Thursday while at his work as an electrician. He was a zon of James Adams, of Pasadena, Cal. and a grandson"of Mrs. SaralAdams, with autumn flowers, making ";'"mw" setting for initiatory work. Mrs. Ruth Frase was in the chair in the east and M;mg:odmm-.w Deerfleld. wmm a sixfoot ditch the driver at-- tempted to pass anpther car.> Albert Schmanske of Chicago, the driver, and Evelyn Schmanske, aged 6, his niece, were both killed. Mrs. Adelajide Steiner in the west. Guests from Glenview, Highland Park, Millburn, Batrington, Palatine, Chica-- go, Wheeling and Waukegan --were present." Delicious refreshments were served at the--close of the meeting. Edwin Easton and family motored to Rockford and Beloit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson attended a family reunion at the home of Mr. Johnson's niece, Mrs. Emil G. Peterson of Chicago, Sunday.-- Twelve relatives A skidding auto on the wet pave ment of Waukegan Road last Satur-- Mr. and Mrs. Fked Meyer are at Mesdames S. C. Kimball and Arthur S e es \C\3> &3'-'-' : " Eoys s ts C m s muaia €o) ::_' "' % l 7 ® 'fl:. D mil . 3 (? * ¢ #3 e: 'e';*':""'}"" hk > s f : * # ' "k 3 $ .- _ t tw _ / (@)YV . The ladies planned to pack~clothing . from an extended trip thru '»mum'twmmm They report a "bumper" afternoon, September 15... Anyone who|Peach crop imwthe souther part of the desires to send clothing, please bring State. _: .. > .. c it to the church béfore this date. The regular monthly meeting of the onm»mgsm Adult Bible class will be at the home mlmrmm of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Rockenback, on study .. AH are welcome to this| Monday--evening, September 13. --A service. + mmuwwa 4 There will be -- a business meeting: t forget to learn'a Bible verse or and Iuncheon : for mg-wmmmhuu loose from a nickle. wul B 1 6 Last Tuesday was an ideal day for Beptember J, aat 7--o'clock, at W'um»nmmw | the church. All and officers | as having been the best in the year. f n:znb. y > ~f B «Bunday 'school scholars, 4 , Sep 12, Rev. | don't the contest. ~You may be f James O. Dufty, of the lowa|the lucky one to get an aeroplane trip, g mumw or a trip to the Oriental Theatre. Both | position as Dean of: the are well worth your while. _ '.'5'&3'»" o rom &m'mmum'&. ua:: ~ us and pr tell f apas and NC es of establishing | ent weather. The subject of the ser--| -- > our regylar prayer praise and' Bible | 9° Sf study hour. All are welcome to this| Mond service. a fl" "?onvmb'owam'w "t --luncheon schoo! | you r evenifig, September J, aat 7--0'clock, at | work. the church. All and officers | as ha are urged to be present, y y' --~J[~AIE ~ SBunday morning, September 12, Rev. | don't Bunday School ata 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m. Gospel Service at 8:00 p. m. ~The Women'¢ . Missionary Socitey met at the church on 'Tuesday?} Beptember 7. <A real' missionary spirit was manifest throughout this meeting. The hostesses were Mrs. Charles Stein-- er, Mrs. Scully and Mrs. John Stryker, g.nuux-mt: W% desires to send clothing, please bring It to the church béfore this date. 1 mmgm.asmw mlm'mrlh' mmhy . ummuu' There will be a business meeting EVANGILIICAL BUNGALO CHURCH Monday evening at the',hono of Dr. 'The monthly meeting of the church school staff at the home of Mrs. Frank Russo Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. -- Your pastor expects to attend a re-- treat of teh Preabytery at Camp Gray during this week, but will be back to conduct the services of Sunday and will be pleased to see ali the members and friends at their tasks and in their Blue Ribbon, Miss Galloway. Red Ribbon, Mrs. Woods.. Yellow Ribbon, Mrs. Williams. --: PHLIOX Blue Ribbon, Miss S. Galloway Red Ribbon, Mrs. Jordan. , Mark J,;, Andrews, Pastor Bunday, Sept. 12-- Graded school at 9:30 a. m.; Adult class at 10 a. m. morning worship and sermon at 10:45 a. m.; avening service at 7:45. . The monthly meeting of the Session B luReiAS Blue Ribbon, Mrs. Brackett. Blue Ribbon, Mrs. Brackett. Red Ribbon, Mrs. Warner. Yellow Ribbon, Mrs. Galloway. Red Ribbon, Mrs. Boyle. . sds ZINNIAS Blue Ribben, Mrs. Boyle. Red Ribbon, Mrs. Timson. Yellow Ribbon, Mrs.-- Williams. Blue Ribbon, Mrs. Geary. Red Ribbon, Miss 8. Galloway. Yellow Ribbon, Mrs Hood. Honorable Mention, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Snap Dragon, Mrs. Galloway. stt c¥en B r8. et Larkspur, Mrs. Timson. P ()§ d w 1¢..4 seems to be very w with, "the swell mm which they are occu this year. Did. you ever see a minature piano. If not, visit little Mercia Holtje, daugh-- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank HoltJe, and shee will be glad to show you one. It is three feet high and perfect in every way, and was made for her by fher 'b-a".fihollumlnel king er| u"t'l_ug.flthuh:'n. 4* hmm e been on the sick list for the past week. Mr. and Mrs.J. G. Cook and Charies Herschberger took i nthe Cook County fair last Saturday. .. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barrett just re-- nitives. When one is catight, it is cut uuummuflnnmm rlors in the © Kach man then rubs his part over the points of bis ar-- rows in the belief that this practice Mr. and Mrs. -- Marshall Schroder, Miss Elizabeth Rockenbock and friend motored to Milwaukee last week to take in the Wisconsin State Fair. Last Tuesday onr public school be-- gan its winter term.. Mr. Dixon as, pringipal and Miss Evenson as pri-- mary teacher, are agin "on the job" and willing to do their best, but in order to do efficient work, must have the co--operation of all the children, togather with that of the parents. If any complaints are registered from elther side, investigate thoroughly be-- fore making Py .: Play the game fair for" the 'benefit of all con-- cerned. 'There have been some im-- provements made on the school build-- ing and a new revolving swing has baeen installed for the children, and children as well as teachers, seem to be glad to go back to work. > © . Miss Anna Gerbert is again teaching 00000000000000 Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Rockneback moved to Waukegan, the first of the week. Roger Jr. and Ruth will Spint them in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. -- Marshall @chrmadar Owing to the rapid change in meth-- ods and in order to do a more efficient work, it is becoming necessary to have trained teachers to properly carry out our Sunday school, or Religious Educa-- tional work. A rare opportunity pre-- sents itself to all teachers and inter-- ested folks of this~community. .Rev. Williams has secured the services of Rev. James Duffy, who will organite a class and teach one evening awweek at the bungalow church. 'This course is purely interdenominational and you are urged to take advantage of it. Text tation is extended tbthemumpu of age of 14 to 20 years. & books, ~material, --examinations and grading are all included in the enrolld mf;'lfiofle Deerfield 129 for further tion. Rev. Williams is assist-- ing Rev. Schriver, of Northfield with Evangilical Meetings at present. : 0 00 0 00 00 0 0 0 0o 0 0 0 hs a charm by some> HALF DAY Last year's plowing "champ" is Homer Lapp, who scored 90 points in the post--graduate division of the borse--drawn plow contest. -- Instead of in a stubble field. the plowing this year will be done in a clover field. This, it is said, will have a tendency--to make 'the contes. more difficult 2 The Wheatiand contest was launch ed-- in 1877 by Uncle Jimmy Patter-- son, .who died in 1913 after sporn-- soring these contests for upwards of 36 years. Starting as a neighbor-- hood affair the: contest grew and grew until during some years as many as 15,000 persons assembled utcbitbe contest. A . new class tor s under 17, in which either a horse or tractor may be used, will be a weed eradication contest., Across the road grain and other farm <~products 'will be displayed, while members of Boys' and Girlis' pig. calf and poultry clubs' will ex-- hlgt their : prize pet stock. The W will display the pride of the _ much cusier for tarmers to *+| . 'Worlds Lowest Priced Gear--shift W Read the Classified Ads in the Indet to see the contest. in late the tractor has +aken (the 'pl the horse in many events. The network of hard roads makes it much easier for farmers to at-- tend the meet. _ es LOWING MATCH TO BF FFATURE EVENT ~ OF FARMER MEET 7 a « ks im ~; % ;7. & & f : + e . ~ it * ----~~--¥ .>-- i e \',,'?" i_ i_"" -:_; Pss x ABe + C * . -- a fl'fi o m .) 4 J .e 9B . Who Follow the Plow Will ve a Chance to Shoy' Their fll Soon. f ty it doesn't sell itseif, don't keep it." #\ of New Low Prices that it is the washer you want! LUCE & EARLE®~~ _ hfihwm&ng able, the smallest -tdemof.o"-d nesse of a vailve--in head bility and dependability of tion--the beauty averll «--the fexibility and handling Come in! See this. sturdy ha L-nbvldekmuLc: truck on which you will be pros The Finest C Offered at 24