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* ~ Farmer charged Feeding Hor-- _ ie AyDoactiaty bon -- _ I1~<~---- * wWHERE YOU COME IN E; " _ trouble, we're on the job to help _ [ ----you out. Just buzz our phone-- _-- I ~ 'that's all, We'll leave a meal, _ E_ or a warm bed, if necessary, to _ [ : get you all set and on your way E:; _ again. Make us happy by giv-- . E_ _ ing us a chance to gerve you. 1 GOODYEAR TIRES, at the lowest 1 prices that let us stay in 'business, » and we back up every sale with SERVICE. l Here's where the "Gyp" 1 _ falls down « Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis and chil-- dren, Mr. and Mrs. John Redmond motored to Belvidere Sunday. John Lenzen and sons Frederick and Edward, Philip Wagner and son 0000 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0o 06 o Orvis fed his dead horses to pigs and uw.u--hhm sty. Orvis that he had fed the horses to the hogs but had cart-- His tarm, he related through Attor-- rey Charles Mason, was ns dore of-- fensive to the nost::!s than any other. In addition he was cHarged with at-- tending numerous auction sales and then carting his purchases to a point in front of the farm where he block-- ed the road. This accusation he also ad=nieq. Orvis contended that he was ia the wrght aad would fizh; uoatil he was Telephone 202. LA SAE A matter of principle and not of We do business on exactly the op-- posite principle. Wesell only first-- merchandise purely on a price basis. "They knock 'em down and leave 'em lay" is the saying in the Some tire dealers sell off--brand merchandise purely on a price so+ .;%.'.'l:z« ORVIS IS TO h s & . @i| Henry Montgomery and John Cor-- If you're a eustomer of ours we're on call any time. If you're in --_-- BI&H ,fim'&": Ailn * 4 a $ n ) Bufi e.,:-- f , c ~fi trouble, we're on the job to help ----_-- 4 ; in moimmed a pla aagee wis bbarg: you out. Just buzz our phone-- | .A Better Repair Job [ thio Te viker" see samed as s p ac . dil| bootlegger.. They 'offered the arrest-- that's all. We'll leave a meal, We're mighty proud of our repair de-- :ifff| ing ofticers, Deputy George Hecking-- "a mankmant._hath ~amiilnmmane ~mniel ~muan 1 1 mmom"mu 1e LIBERTYVILLE GARAGE |% #* waluiua) CVouE®+ ' Mr. and Mrs. George Rarmer and daughter, Shirley, of Waukegan, visit-- at teh Philip Wagner farm whiel on 'mmm.mmm He said the crops here looked better He said the crops here looked Dbetter than at Grand Ridge. ----Mr. and Mrs. George Vasey and children of Waukegan spent Sunday at the Lee Buonwell home. Lncillie Rosing and Henry Hone-- man attended the funeral of the lat-- ters brother at Northbrook, last + Mrs. Arthur Brink and son, Archie Jr., and Mrs. George Worts of Elgin, Monday. § Belle Badiwin of Libertyville spent Wednesday at the Jack . Cashmore Miss Lydia Lundgren of Waukegan, visited Tuesday in the Ray Rippber-- ger home. ful _ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hendee transacted Mr. and Mré. aBrberette and son of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Loe Ayl} ward and children spent the week end at the Clara Rosing home. Lucile and Celia Rosing and Henry the home of her sister, --Mrs. Flo Ren-- _ Mrs. Gonyo of Wilson Bunday with her daughter, ln.gt'!'l.. :q-xcm.mm-h-tm ",&r&nlm-:"flt.d Chicago spenta few with the former's sister, Mrs.~ Clara Rosing, who is ill in bed. ' Mrs. Fern Brink of Eigin spent a tew days at the Eari Davis home: Mrs. Ralph Bracher, Celia Rosing «hd Veilma Fitsz moored o Grayalake Eleanor Tidmarsh and a friend mo-- tored to Union Sunday to visit a sister of the former, Irene Ferguson. William Dewane visited relatives at Bow £ has-- purchased & new cm from ~our local dealers, Amann and Molidor. . Mrs. B. J. Manning and children and Celia Rosing and Velma Fitz motor-- ed to Volo-- Monday. Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, of Coal City, are visiting for a few days at the home of their daughter Mrs. C. G. McCandless and daughter., Eiton, motored to Libertyville last mamoam;miu'nm. Lake A s nr.m-.unuucm gan spent Bunday afternoon--with the Mrs. Jim Curran visited relatives at at We're mighty proud of our repair de-- partment--both equipment and men. Our apparatus is modern and com-- plete, and we stand back of and guar-- antee every job we do. Bring us your next tire to be repaired. We'll make good on' both price 'and 'the quality of the work. 611 North Milwaukee Ave. : at of Mr. and Mrs. Harty Pasatield. and Jack Theis of McHenry transacted|_ AFr. SDG MFS. LA Rosau aoZo oun sls business in Round Lake Monday. h-'fl-mut.'h.m 'osto"chbl.:'bM _ Several from here attended the pic-- ur.mma-mnm.u-"-um"wfitwh 'mmtmfiym:wumm.m. the Frank Amann home. Tom Proctor and Miss Hasel Har-- ;w.mmmxmmmflflh"%-m . were daughters, Ruthiec, Helen married at Allendale at Lake Mmm-uvu::fivmmuum-. Mr. Proc atended the celebration at Libertyvili|tor is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. last Thursday. T. W. Proctor, who are summer resi-- mmmmwflu_fiwmmmv&y sn v J u avonLIuq ARZEEE AEMEWARECIRE . MERERAICCE BCO aW#en l _ U F of Chicago are spending two weeks|well and favorably known. home Mrs Oscar Olsen and daughter, Dor-- vacation at the Clara Roging he 4|m.mmn-g_w_-mmm Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Fisher and son, Dowel, were business callers in Lib ertyville Wednesday evening. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richadr Dowell, -- _ Mr. and Mrs. George Scheid and "auenior, liillan, spent Sunda; noon at the Esse Fisher home. Tuesday by a Round Lake farmer who took a few shots at his neighbor in hopes of bringing a quarrel to a sat-- isfactory end. § f The man, after blowing the contents of his shotguninto the house, made a hasty departure and was not pres-- mmwm'&& uties Fred Brown and Emmett tings arrived. ---- y y 4 _ His-- neighbor, the deputies stated, 0 0 0o o 0 0 o 0 0o 0o 0o o o o started. The charge of the-- gun sprayed the side of the house. The deputies, who found the farm-- ers foreigners unable to converse with them readily, declared that mmmmmmnx bling and that the fight had exteni-- ed to the parents. They also think it possible that a drink or two might bave entored in hnt ther ara nant Farmers at Round Lake Set-- tie --Little Difference b y-- Bringing Out Guns. Hunting out of season was started| . Esese Fisher spent V OL O ~I| --PAYMENT OF FINE with her par-- en * circus in Chicago Thursday. _ --Ben. Ritzenthaler visited ih Wau-- kegan last Sunday. . L. E. Grimme and family visited at the parsonage Sunday. .. Mr. Klepper is having a new chim-- ru%,udu'stneeomumm. _ We are glad to head that Dwyne Maether is on the way of recovery. _ Mrs. H. E. Grimme is attending the Women's Missionary Convention --at Barrington this week. }- We are <pleased to hear that Mré#. C. Mason is improving, and soon will 0o o0 o0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ning worship hours on Sunday, Aug. 21, on account of our encampment at Barrington. -- All our members -- and friends are invited to attend the serv-- at Barrington beginning <August 19 and closing August 29. a Services beginning July 31: Sunday be able to resume her duties in the _"Our Sunday school contest begins next Sunday, July 31. Credit will be given for Sunday school and . church o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0o _ August E. L. C. E. meeting at the Sturm home August 12, at 7:30 p m. lease them. nlé.u#llm"'flheoamlun y of Waukegan spent Friday eve ning at the John Fish home. ited the past whek in Lake Geneva.~ Miss Winifred Beawell is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Vasey, this week. Richard Bunday visitors at the Rese Fisher home. « Mr and Mrs. Lioyd Fisher and son Richard visited at the E. H. Meyoer home in Fremont Sunday. & Marjorie : were Thursday visitors at the HEsse Fisher home. Thomas Fisher was a caller at the Rese Fisher home Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Froelich were Wednes-- day business callers at the Henry Frank Wilson is improvipg his place by remodeling teh home: --~Mdward Lusk opened whis store in YVolo Hflg). 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o -- GRAYSLAKE 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 We will have no 10 a. m., en A. V. Smith, state's attorney The provisions of the statute the m., prayer ' --at 3'0;%11'1;% Bible f k 3 p. m., 5s $weiyn Sturm at leader; . as well as for visitors and the at 7:45;. topic, L. ow 'mm] Wednesday at 7: or eve Inbheritance tax report in the es-- tate of Bowen W Schumacher, who lived in Highland ~Park, > showed an estate of $15,729 all left tochis son, Bowen E. Schumacher, of Chicago It was approved in the county court with a tax of $314 being deducted for the state. c tary districts after they are brougut Suwu-mmu':-m themselves so as to serve new terri-- tory that may be taken into cities which constitute sanitary districts. "While --disappointing on the whole because no provision was made for counties to establish full time fGealth departments, the new: laws* enacted by hbte recent general assembly, and especially those referred to above, add considerably to the state's legal machinery for combatting disease $15,729 ESTATE ---- > _ S LEFT TO SON the in of all concerned that none but %m: personnel 'be re -!Amhtions made to the divis lon of child bhygiene make it m; for hteo state department of h C put ten additional nurses in the field for promoting the health of the in-- fant, the child and the mother. Work in this field has demonstrated in re. cent years the enormous possibilities for Improving the health of mothers and babies. 'This appropriation also able embarrassment from -- time to time," Dr. Rawlings declared. "Some teoot Gorrda law: Tess 28 inok aer school last year and their ser vhueol'flhbdemm!ytom Mc'lnwofthm Un der .lovhwtlll)ynch;'ol"m may legally pay well quali purses to work in the schools and it is to ment districls; for the acquisition public supply i ; ~Mor the enlargement or contraction of sanitary districts. * *"While not ideal in some respects the law legallzing: the employment of nurses by local boards of education meets a vrey real need/and clears up a__.luwlg:thanu_uu'oom. 150 -- 156 80. Qenesee Street Phone 5100 '+WAUKEGAN ILLINO!IS -- The fastest Four in America --also by the famous "124" motor. Lowest any car under $1000. . Turns in 38 by the famous "124" motor. Lowest the "best. ~Loficat sorhinbate of 'JAMES MORROW & SON A New Car --~ [I $175.00 IS HEATING THIS HOME ampfiee | | With Type S--E Oil Heat Machine Mr. and Mrs. Joe Passtfield were guests at the Harry Passfield home Bunday evening. Wealthy residents of Deerfleld were reported. Monday to have created a trust fund so that Pietro Marchi, an Italian youth of the community, may abroad and study to be a singer. g'm's ambition ----was fired when louls Eckstein, promoter of the out-- door cpra at Ravinia, first gave bim a job calling artists for rehearsals. Possessed of a rich natural voice, the young wman was commended by Gia-- ecomo Lauri--Volpi. Now he will have an --opportunity to cultivate his voice for two years in Milan. »Charles C. Kapschull, Paul E. Sundstrom, Wil liam Bubert, Judge Sante Santi of Highwood and Arthur J. Luder, are the men behind the loan, Pictro said. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 w '-- o | i _R " W =© f ( I L ° J # See Full Page Ad in the Next lesue of This Paper C.|~ 150 -- 156 So. Genesee Street Telephone 5100 WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS Will Economically Heat Your Building | " With Any Grade Oil > 3 A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SEéLLS IT ASK THEM 4655 N WESTERN AVE. We rest our case on the word of our owners --and you can get any number of their names for the asking. James Morrow & Son HEAT MACHINE CO LONGBEACH 6987