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f and Auxilliary, Will Be Held on -- s * Wednesday Evening, February 22nd CARD and BUNCO PARTY _ Music by FAMOUS BLACK--CAT ORCHESTRA Former Broadcasting from the Oak Park Arms Hotel AT HARTA HOU Saturday Evening, February 18-- ; Special Prices, good until March 1st The LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT is the| : rgest Weekly newspaper in Lake County. It is is cognied by advertisers who want to GET RE-- ... ULTS from their advertising, as be the best edium for reaching the people of ALL of Lake s ounty, Up--to--date--news for $1.50 a year. l:': Shoe Repairing $ TONY ABBADESSA at Rlyfl.&filln's Mm 526 N, MILWAUKEE AVENUE Men's Half Soles and Rubber Heels, _ -- $1.75 Women's ;.n sauuhum Heels, 135 LIBERTYYVILLE, ILL. _ _ Capital and Surplus $150,000.:00 HARTMAN HOUSE dollars, or the "first thousand," applied to grester mbhlntr in LIBERTYVILLE TOWN HALL A Man of-- Inexhaustible Patience look like new. Commencing at 8 p. m., at the We have installed the latest model > NCO and REFRESHMENTS, 50 CENTS n tss 23 yAE : ; ' Times Dance 2= 'Soles that will make your Shoes ADMISSION 50c 30 i6 lating the "fi ll "lv""r. |Local and Personall _ "*!" * 5« $ re Items Of General Interest To Local People Lx_agmmmt: ie ibeny 4mis maxkes [(1ree Dorn to akn . 2 (e uh e tun man d e qeee 70inch all lnen table cloths, pe C 'mm Langworthy's U-m:w ; 1t m,u&m«mumm kegan, a fine musical organization, will &n oY give a prozkram in the Methodist cided. , 'period of ten days. Langworthy's Un Panqguet given by the 4 $ , loading Sale. ___---- 4; 0. B. 8., of which she : # y This Chapter boasts a m .. | _ Last Friday evening the Cardinat About thirteen hundred. 'amm."fhz'l.fm"' m"g' "i Willard Hyatt was a C *Mfl"lflmmmiumm Iarohaatran furninshod munin' _ TUnnkals ma n : w oo s T i Ww cce c s |,. Mss dry, came to Libertyvilie Wednesday night for a party. After a fine dinwer , served by Nick Marino. at the Liberty-- ville Cafe, and the smoking of aum erous cigars, the party repaired to the | Kennedy Recreation Cepnter, and ' al ; engaged in a bowling match.® Mr. St. | Péter hung up some valuable prizes | insurance is one .thing that you must buy when you don't need it, to have it when you do.. l R Weiskop{. ~Both are popular young mhdthhnnna. Miss Felling-- i is a teacher at the local high school and Mr. Weiskopt is proprietor Of Merle's Radio and Battery Shop. Sol St. Peter, with about eighteen mumn&umm r | are now be purchased at cost, and _ Miss Kathryn Andrews, of Liberty-- mmmm.bwm-::»' fl&.a::"?cm&mm,mhvm&nmw Lake, w n Waukegan SundsY the purchase of uniforms. _ _ Miss Gladys Lyon, employed in the office of the Boehm Insurance Agy., was in Chicago on business Monday. gaughnter, Dorothy, were guests friends in Gary, Ind.. Sunday. -- ; to get that Accident Insurance lat-- er. ~Had he used sound reasoning. he would have realited that in case of accident, he would be the one to lose the most. Unless you have monéy saved ahead, an accident is something to think about. <If you have dependents, they suffer, too. guests at the Sumeriski home on First ter. H bought m" fl lnthelel\:fltm:ndmtm. this week. Wyaconda siabout twenty miles from Mr. Ferris'® home town. j from 8t Joseph's school gave recita-- tions. Refreshments followed, after which dancing was enjoyed, Hapke's orchestra playing. uumuu.r.c.munm Mon or Wyaconda. Mo., r a month's residence in Libertyvilie. .",Ur. Ferris has been employed as Jinotype weITis nas been empioyed 3 mtgr_attlpuh(k&r the BILLS are getting bigger every day. ~WHY?! Because he is going broken arm, he has no income. and 4 f ten days. Langworthy's Un. banquet given by the Alico Chapter|_ "'"""4s® + Py o ts n "., Manarrorthy's Un Ql&dwfldmhsm%"l--i p *# mcumm.mmntu y oc Chl';':lr&?.}u:;t Qutz f !fl.;q.u._ & gave an f e Wt&"d""imw.mm.mmimm?fli orchestras furnished music, Havke's| Dan Parr, of Waukegan, was a Lib | * _%e;,° and--the Oriental, with O'Carroll, of ertyville business caller one day of Mundelein gr::tlu. The m this week. 'The Liberty o P prabponderigb . their way to : rches eatured 'with many < Mr and Mrs. Joseph Horn, of Hvan-- mm:t:dm:mw- ston. visited the latter's sister, Mrs. |tO"Y .last Frids I'll Wait Until Later. And a few days later he was seen coming out of the doctor's office with his arm in a saling. ~A broken arm. Yes, it happened so quick that i can't explain it. But he can explain that the doctor must be paid. Also : Femualis tm n failhics hy ardidairt tedipiege«) ---- r udn V -- & K. of L 60 Mammn'fiim9£ dmm m"'"_u'm&'-_ Mogk, Hf ~___.._.. phieg with 4 yorpit t ie 85. 99 | fryaide-- Ciuh, wesl of Mundtien. Inst| Mestoc, it ___ mflmlfmm'"'MMVu:m'mnc----- Ti Ou Setheiltn that a Jarge attend | cous " About Siaky attended, ahi ail on (DFOF 46 _ ance is assured. A 'MMum-MQW-Km A large crowd attended the evening Yery enjoymble evening. d . Kahm.-."' § ... nrdeoattholommhlt'mma_w.m 'Total ............ Sunday, to hear the address on "Com-- mm'mdmfumw Holy --Name 25 penionate _ Marriage ic 5s the dining the Libertyrille Cardinals mfit\:n.:m.fi.. tute." redecorating """mmy:«umm J. Newbore, If .. room : and Sunday school rooms :s header night at 8t '"**meug--al mt Potorntiore omm inniine rerernen'y, ns rouine e it (deioibor: ts -- will be form-- P aily soened on Pob 35th. at a thore} This is the same team that defented | & mewge.s* The public is invited. The pastor will ) \m.. w.ill.sl o 20_._ z_tvunmumumm!._.'?_' Valentine party Mr. and Mrs J. ¥. Brown motored This great sale will continue for & w. w a When Jack climbed the beanstalk SERVICE--would not --attract many he got a new view of the world, which |customers today. a Anthony Carney of Highwood is re-- posing in the county jail while a $200 fine is being clicked off at the rate of : $1.50 per day. uthouvu: rested on last Wednesday morning, City Marshal J. C. Frame who caught him trying to enter a house on High-- wood avenue. -- He was charged with belulnrmmddhordofly. . Judge W. W. ett assessed the fine. run there has been no definite op-- position springing up elsewhere. Out in Waunconda township, where <Ray Paddock reigned for years, Frank Ba ownehip it is andoretoss -- that. "af township j mdu not ' considering very se-- or Chafl.hncn'bhhrw. t?. Inde pendents in Zion are likely to place a posed by a man named Kelsey. O the 18 supegrisors and assistants to C. P. Austin, howevers county band. opponent in the April _3 election, it lnrynflieou-n in the e:::tg whether now a Legionnaire or invited to join the band. Instruments Immhfl!thmhm county are now répresented in the band and judging by the interest now shown it won't be long before every post 18 represented, thus making the HOWLAND IS TO _ HAVE OPPONENT R. P. Howland, of Barrington, su-- pervisor from Cuba townshin. who Under the able business leadership of Monte Rasmussen of Lake Forest, the Lake county American Legion band is slowly rounding into form. B. R. Prosser, one day of last week. Wednesday night at the headquarters of the George Alexander McKinlock, LEGION BAND IS SHOWING PROGRESS for his hired hands to shoot at, and they did nobly, Jack Neilson had the best eye '(or arm) and carried of the capital prize, while Lew Sinclair an-- nexed the second prize. -- The crowd had a fine time, and Mr. St. Peter is feeling good over his first party in nc P d C i. h w y / ++ onetie conarth climbed the beanstaik-- | e s 2e ces o ed. That is the way with "'!u,;;y'(wh:::.ui'mp glimose of tlwI ° Wednesdav Feb. 22- s w""tmfic"m"mhhwm"""* Irvin Cobb's Comedy Story -- now what is the best. -- , efficiency and service--you will no ~ TURKISH : f that makes longer be satisfied with.the mounldy. K 1 ord,demand mprored mations [ane musty mehcde at s breoss on [ -- pDUFQCIOH roved goods, m"""l"'- ~'Therefore, . we count on you wREP ~| with Rudoiph Schi'dkraut: and ; ce and real'in the market for real estate or | c Julia Faye **the o1d idone, the old mope: surance, to turn your thoughts and | . ©. Comedy and News From the Top of a Beanstalk y . 3y 97-- t' MR 4# PE U .. ~REALTOR and INSUROR representative Lake hss Bs is to be ods, render better and more efficient about,. we' are constantly striving to develop new ideas, perfect our meth-- Stalk. ~ It has a different 'view of things. It Ras new needs. It wants -- The Libertyville Wild:--Cats clawed Wh'lt""tr:ll in hum Jai y evening &A ¥y-- weight tilt with Bensonville by a 28 to 1 score. Bensonville is the now member o&t.hommwom admitted year. Coach Martin's students jJumped into the lead at the outset and were never headed. Litch field, Speliman and Baker were high scorers for the winners. Brushes of bristle or . y@u'ormmg tufted or receding. Look over our assortment. Brushes for adults, youths Decker & Neville The FexaLZ Store m E l hA ce on aauieo® / o c w > wl .. Joseph's !hn.ul?nn first game AND SIZES 2 Libertyville have also been frequenting that 'vil-- J. H. Rouse, also of Mundelein, who declared that it was not only the first robin but one of several that had ar-- rived in Mundelein. : Meadow larks, which arrive about the same time, as a rule, as robing, fiz'm:;v 19: ; 2 . e 09e 9 d * B d C ==zxb: TAgre -- VW pupnistiy uscd in both the ; With JEANNE EaAgELs i/ gim older homes as well as thase of the latest ln/-a-h- [ _ (Star of "Rain") / : wC architectural design--is complete. Cabinct Johin Gilbert plays the part of a 4 artistically designed reporter, who fails in love with + f -- pieces mean economy .of space A:beautiful girl. . He forgives : _ fmncpumcecccie.--, and saving of steps and time. t her past, but when the other : en We have them for every room man comes back--see for your-- B in the house. _ self what happens. [ A| --younts in n any time Aesop Fable and Pathe Review i _ freq| . you are in need of things in our > REAL ROBIN SEEN ll Business as Usu -- BV WITNESSESE@ _ \ a & ~fog last September he 'off course here and made a forced in a field of stumps on the DeVries farm at Gurnee. His mail was taken from the ship at that time and rushed to Maywood by auto. He is well known'to the dozen, or more local fiyers and aviation fans. utes, about 4: 1--2 loops a minute. is an air mail pilot betw the Twin Cities and Chicago for North Airways, Ltd. -- Gene Shank, a Minneapolis law : dent, last week hung up a recor( 515 loops in approximately tt hours. . . Liyle world war aviator, 'c 5. with Holman, made 543 lo« H is one of the mail pilots tvc? M polis and Chicago -- daily he the North Shore main through Waukegan. 1 :3 a fog. h:t Beptember ART TREASURES OF THE »* -- VATICAN Also Awfox News ~~-- § y« Monday, Tuesday . " February 20 and 21 : Minneapolis, Feb. 13.--A new world Trecord for consecutive loops in an airplane established here today by Charles W, "Speed" Holman, win-- ner of class A New York to Spo-- kane air . by making 1,093 con-- secutive loops in 4 hours and 37 min-- utes, 4.1--2 loops a minute. is an air mail pilot between the Twin Cities and Chicago for the North Airways, Ltd. t -- Gene Shank, a Minneapolis law stu-- dent, last week hung up a record of 515 loops in approximately three . Liyle world war aviator, 'com-- 5 with Holman, made 543 loopse. H is one of the mail pilots be-- tvc?, M polis and Chicago and daily he the North Shore line main tracks through Waukegan. Dur-- Rule, this romance is laid. iIn-- dian nlt'la, heart raids -- 'Tim MeCoy in an unusual picture. Mickey -- McGuire: Comedy, MICKEY's circus Fe e;\;;;'lS e Thursday, Frida February 16 and 17 : tp on' | SIN HEAD HunTERs or tne : | i + i ce ¢ :---- seuapor -- .-- _ <<] 1| yHg LowEsT rRaTEs consisteNTt wirH i 2 ESTHER RALSTON in Genge Stratton Porter's THE A TR E. SPOTLIGHT JOHN: GILBERT in 9 ols 4). > mmMmmarr -- An uU ° % *~,. | HE INDEPENDENT----ONLY $1.50 YEAR Matnese at 2:30 1T OR ; all ages--no opiates. || A pure cough medi-- Cine. 4 . Our store is being remodeled, and we are pretty well walled in «at the front, but the business is Phone 17 veing Carried on, and we are a . still ready and willing to serve & you in anything found in' a first >3 class hardware and paint store. § form of Book--keeping in itself! Keep an Account with this Bank! FIRST NATIONAL BANK: That's the modern and business--like way to run a «_ Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 o _ UBERTYVILLE, JLL lt HAVE YOUR AUTOMOBILE iNSURED #n"THE Therefore, it is imperative that you choose wisely the kind you need and seek the:advice of the dealer who is not only intimately acquainted with the proper designs required to harmonize with a particular type of architecture but who also knows just what goes into the Millwork is a specialty with us We know 'what is best suited for individual Wa'mfllmbfl!blfie complete satisfaction of the builder at "'?Mmdnnml. _ All of our millwork is made of the best to give generations of service. other items which enter smto home con-- Good quality millwork that much mwuw&"'mm 3 SnR un yamradh 4 naicasiets i tm aur . 2 Te CCR .'m".m"y_fm" ,'l.dllf"dMa:dtime. -- We have them for every room : h&ch:-e. ; gmhu'o'fihw s line or advice on con-- . struction. . You're always wel« Our line of modern built--in LIBERTYVILLE LuWMEER co Telephone 47 Libertvvilic 508 No. Milwaukese Avenue § W Suy +. A i