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m Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Beck, of Milwaukee, spent the week end at the home of their dauthter, Mrs. Leo Obenaut. A number from here attended the funeral of Ed Lusk at Volo Thursday of last weéeek. George Hironimus and sisters, giues Kathryn and Bertha -- and iss Irene Hertel were those present fro mthis vicinity at a pre--Thartks-- giving dinner given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hironimus in Volo Sunday. Fd Obenauf is the posse new Chyrsler sedan. -- . Grandma Frederick is visiting rel atites in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herr and son Donald, of Chicago, were Sunday guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wirtz. George Diebold of Chicago spent Baturday and Sunday at the home of the Diebold brothers. o o 0 o 0o 0 0o 0o 0o 0o o o o o FREMONT CENTER o 0 0 0o 0o 0o 0o 0 o 0o 0o 0o 0o o As they sped away Ross was un able to get the license number in darkness of the early morning. but he ran to a residence at 6126 North Rockwell street, and was able to wake up the family. From there he telephoned th> Summerdale po-- lice station and notified them. He then called the North Shore Line station Readquarters and reported the robb6ry to his employers. On the north weset side of Chi cago, at 6100 North Rockwell street. the men forced Ross to get out of the car, gave him $2 and ordered him to refurn to Waukesan imme diately. Three armed bandits kidnaped Ralph R. Ross, ticket agent for the North Shore Line at the Edison court station early Monday morning, took his key and forced him to give them the combination to the safe, robbed the station and then took Ross to Chicago where they forced him out and told him to return to Waukegan.© A preliminary cnaeck on the books at the station fix t he amount of loot at about $1,000. Ross, who lives at 239 South Park avenue, Waukegan, left his home aet 5:30 this morning and started to walk to the Edison Court station where he is employed. He had bare-- ly left his front porch when a Hud-- son car pulled un beside him and two-- men, pointing guns at him,. got out and ordered him into the car. He complied with their order and once in the car, they drove him to the corner of Washingtonm and Jack-- son streets, where, coverinz him with a gun, they forced him to gzive up the key to the station and tell them the combination to the@ safe. They returned to the car in a sghort time and had the strong box in which the ticket receipts are kept. Piting into the car and still keepitg a gun pointing at Ross, they sped away to Chicago. + With opne man remainin ear as driver and with a Ross, the other two walke station, opened =vp and lo place. KIDNAP AND ROB TICKET AGENT OF NORTH SHORE LINE Three Armed Bandits 'Take Agent to Chicago and Leave Him Early Tuesday , PAGE EIGHT RENTING, REAL ESTATE, _ MmorTGaGe Ltoans, PROFPERTY MANZ 3EMENT, GaENERAL INSURANCE, sURETY BONDS, SERVICE, 8EE FOR REALTOR--INSUROR Opposite Electric tation Phones 469 and 269 State Bank ol Mundelejn as long as we have, must have gained , and kept, the respect and confidence of its many farmer depositors. As such a Bank we are in a posi-- tion to give all farmers real ser-- vice, and will weleome the open-- ing of your account. A Bank that has served farmers COME IN TODAY Farmers remaining in the d with a gun on wo walked to the p and looted the MUNDELEIN, ILLInNOS sor of 8 8 % 8 s s The fathers and sons' banquet | lwhich was held Nov. 9 at the gymv' Total nasium was very well attondwl., Just ask one of the boys or men and BORST coaLl see what they say about the @@tS. | Ropret _ ___ Oh! Boy! | Atkinson -- _ The.second five hundred party was |Dougherty ... .. held at Mrs J. C. Dorfler's on Thurs-- | Waters ....___ 'day. November 8. Mrs. Thomas ; Muhike ... _ 'Russdl carried home the first prize, Mrs. Dorfler received sec--' .. FTOtAL ... ond prize and Mrs. Fred Monroe re-- 'ceiwd third prize. REE MOTOR Eighty fathers and sons enjoyed the fine banquet prepared by the Ladies' Aid Socety and served at First Church parlors last _ Friday night. Dr. Laidman gave an interest-- [ ing talk on the relations of fathers l and sons. After dinner the boys and 'men had a rousing time on the gym floor playing games fogether. Miss Conner of Dailton, Ill, is making an extended visit with the Dalton family: Imoressive Armist'ce day services were held at the Ivanhoe and First churches Sunday morning. The Jun-- lior chdir at First church and the Semior choir and gank Dolph at Ivanhoe sang the sppcial music, that added cgreatly to--the effectiveness of the sérvice. Mr. Jevne spoke of the Kellogg peace treaty and of the four things needful to make it ef-- fective in bringing in universal peace. -- The many friends of R. J. Lyons offer their sincere congratulations to h#p for his good luck in receiving the job of state legislator. Lots o' luck, Dick. 587 836 615 On Saturday evening the Mundel-- ein women bowl on the Bobby O'Far-- rell}alleys at Waukegan against the Schreck team. Good luck, ladtes. Wednesday evening the Mundelein Firemen bowled the Grayslake Fire men. The Mundelein boys were vie-- torious for three games. William Fenner the captain was high man for the three games. E. Wells L. Kur> H. Roder D. Rouse J. Dorfler ]| ~Mrs. Charles Warner and -- Mrs. | Nelson were Waukegan shoppers on 'Tuesday. The many friends of --Edgar Roder lwwo very sorry to hear of the acci-- dent he had Tuesday evening. When | someone ran into his car and crowd-- |ed him to the side of the road. His ; car overturned and the gas lit on .the hot engine which caused to ex-- ! plode and burst into flame. Edgar ,was pinned under the car, and ise-- verely burned. He was taken to the FElizabeth Condell Memorial hospital where his wounds were dressed. He is reported doing as well as can be* expected. } The ladies of the Tripp. Lumber |company bowled a team of women gotten up by Jane Dorfler bowled Friday evening. The scores were as follows : ) Mrs. Wm. Lemker of Diamond |Lake is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Thatcher. ' Mrs. Fred Gross is making her ?hnme with her son John Gross of Wilmette. -- Fenhe' Blukman $ wan Englebrecht McBride Mrs. William Porteous has been very ill for the past few weeks. She ha_a_ beeq reported as improved. Harry Pane ) «. returned . home after making an ettended visit wit. his daughter, Mrs. Guldegi of Baker Montama. & Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dorfler were Waukegan shoppers Wednesday at-- ternoon. Mrs. George Thatcher and 'd'n'ugh- tll) ter Virginia spent Thursday morn-- | _ ing shopping in Waukegan. | a. Many women --of + Mundelein -- at-- tended the play "Three Chauffeurs" given at the Libertyville high school gym by the Girls' Dramatic club on Wednesday, Nov. 8. Mrs. Dorfler's Tripp Team NEWS FROM MUNDELEIN . J. C. Dorfler were' PLYMOUTH LARGER PARISH pers Wednesday at-- | Ivarhoe church and l'lr;: echurch, at l 'Mundelein, Congregational. Porteous has been | C. Arthur Jevne, Minister past few weeks. She | Rudoliph Weight, Social Director. in the sweepstakes games of the North Shore Bowling League, of which Libertyville is a member. No record of the scores are available. Mary Geisel, Waukegan, was awarded the women's prize for high game during the week, with a high score of 201. , Two teams from the Recreéation Center traveled to Niles Center Sat-- prda_y n ght. where they took »part Carl Hapke, Libertyville, was high man at the Libertyville Recreation Center last week, with a score of 256. Weir' ck ..__ W. Franzen Johnson _ Totals......... TEAM NO. 6-- D. Porteous .. R. Smith ... . T. SuydAm ... Totals........ TEAM NO. 5 Totals...._..__.. TEAM NO. 4-- J. Borst ... C. Boyd ... F. Wilkining Totals........____485 TEAM NO. 2-- R. Waters .__.223 F. Luce _.._.__--169 G. Krumrey ...__174 H. Lill ___.. A. Winkler Totals...._._... TEAM NO. 3-- R. Lill .._____ TEAM NO. 1 H. Dasher _ W. Stang ... C. Seiler ..__ MERLE'S EXIDE SERVICE Tegtmeyer ............160 173 C. Porteous ._._.130 162 Joohheim .____...176 181 Weiskop! _.....___131 187 Lindroth ....._..__142% 163 REE MOTOR SALES-- Ray Nutt ._.._.. 113 J Lesley ... 196 : W. Alkofer ... 196 1 F. Alkofer ... 142 1 Geo. Wehrenberg 138 1 Vandersmnool Stang ab Earl .. 2s Mevyers The Libertyville Tuvellnx' Team ®»WARMO l ....0__ H. Titus ..____. A. R Schnaebele Wright .22 us Suydam ...... _ L.oERTYVILLE GARAGE SCHNAEBELE REALTORS-- Setler HARTMAN HOUSE DIETZ STABLEs_-- Winkler . 184 R. Lill . 6a MD. Porteous Stolzmann Sloan ... Jackson _ r PP W 6 ROUSE BROS. DAIRY At 8 Sunday night at the Ivan'hoe church fourth Community Get--togeth-- er, soonsored by the men of Ivanhoe . and Mundelein. It is Education Night in the interest of our boys and girls. Twelve schools have been 1n-i vited. Supt. T. A. Simpson w'll speak briefly and introduce thel speaker, Professor E. . Nygaard, the . Supt. of Kenilworth schools.. Mr. Nygaard is one of the leaders in ed-- ucation in the middle west and speaks out of a rich experience on the subject, "Citizenship in School and Out." The best is none too good (pr our boys and girls. Come to this meeting with your children.| November 22 the Ivanhoe Womens Society bazaar will be held at the Ivanhoeo Woodman Hall in the aft~} ernoon and evening. All sorts of | fancy goods, useful articles, com{ort--| ers suitable for Christmas gifts, will | be on sale. A delicious chicken din-- ner will be served from 5 p. m. on. In the evening a fine entertainment will be put on by the Dramatic Club which will include two com'e sketch-- es, _A silver offering will be taken. Come and buy the pretty things. en joy the good dinner, laugh at the comedies and renew old friendships | News of Interest To Bowling Fans Commercial League Sunday School: First church at 10 a. m.; Ivanmnhoe at 11 p. m. Worship Services: Ivanhoe church a. m.; First church at 11:10 a. m. Sermon subject, "Thy Kingdom and the Perplexing Problems of Evil." At 2:30 :p. m., Tvanhoe -- Junior Sunday afternoon Club. Total Result of Tuesday night rolling imrey Moeller Moeller mer Dietz Total Total Total. .. ___733 Total Total Total etZ City League (Monday, Nov LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBEKE _. 1928 563 484 199 158 206 435 184 181 222380 1 115 176 144 507 202 534 130 566 154 180 200 175 170 176 139 858 864 169 163 186 167 164 183 160 157 162 131 143 188 9| 19 913 169 130 187 812 136 189 162 6 470 191 134 159 134 156 180 579 162 160 199 481 156 183 142 548 504 b 540 197 119 188 183 185 180 866 1008 147 200 133 146 166 871 918 150 181 190 165 168 164 190 181 ©*4 9 190 160 189 911 786 185 184 174 194 12) () 490 1537 170 168 152 498 154 169 175 189 199 164 149 173 486 519 160 169 190 181 166 193 177 145 152 192 838 1}2 865 146 255 1?7 167 2383 184 138 203 160 158 169 i0 815 190 136 162 203 161 §69 2713 +th 119 163 184 1403 1600 1501 1610 1552 2443 2442 560 460 517 418 507 4718 2617 467 533 600 474 512 515 601 454 555 513 530 509 510 471 510 437 621 506 455 454 532 491 560 488 541 482 481 581 448 497 505 597 63 d J 4 49 50 46 hQ 1% Totalg.............. 488 499 _ TEAM NO. 2--CORPORALS R Nutt .....____._..___.172 195 R. Kaping ....____._103 90 : O. Firnback .176 213 : Totals..._..._..._.._456 476 TEAM NO. 4--SERGEANTS R. Kennedy _..__.189 173 L. Coonfer (sub. 144 144 W. Peterson .150 182 Totalg...._..... 497 460 TEAM NO 5--DOUGHBOYS E. Gruenwald ___151l 172 J. MCKitrick ......127 127 1 Q. Muhlke .._.___177? 171 1 Totals .. _.....435 4250 456 1 TEAM NO. 3--LEATHERNECKS Antonovich ...._...163 163 163 C. Hoskins ..._.._._.151 151 151 Hugo Gotti ___..... 132 142 132 | Totals..............446 TEAM NO. 6--BUCK rHiarry Golti ......147 A. Packer ______148 E. Kennedy ..........20% TEAM NO. 1--SHAVETAILS J. Borst rrrmscec.. 148 138 1 M. Neville .....154 154 1 T. PeLacey ......133 133 1. Team Team Team Team Team J. Be'tzel _ W. Wheeler Totals..._.... _ TEAM NO. 4-- F. Tully ... A. Jeppe .._ _ _ H. Clark _ _ _ R. Sitz TEAM NO. 2 Molter ... TEAM NQ:-- 3-- w. Fendick' ' _..142 H. Hauns¢hilt _ 130 J. Kruckman css 87 B. Steirp unc u.59 A H Totals . 916 JOS. KOHOUT, Inc.-- Armswald _.._.......169 P. Kohout ...-- 124 B. Andr Her:ing Totals.. ... 802 923 841 PORTEOUS TRANSPORT.-- H. Dasher ~-- 267 -- 200 186 A. Baker .. .cc 169 162 146 C. Porteous ___...133 167 1617 R. Baker cc._.c0l45 141 208 O. Baker | c..20 2202 153 192 Totals _.._.814 810 RECREATION CENTER-- A. Fredrickson _.138 173 A. Hapke _ _.__142 205 Garsha | .. __.._ 169 185 C. Hapke ..._ 181 166 l2 l?2 1914 W. Bell 8 Cooper A. Jae'nson F. Litchfiek] M. Cooper _ Business League COOPER BROS.-- G. Lawrence W. Wells _ W. Hubbell R H > Totglsw ns averice TEAM NO. 6-- W. Stang ...__. W. Peterson 5: H. Gaddis .....__ K. Conner _ J. Weart ay ... Totalse . The Mundelein Women's Traveling team comes to the Recreation Cen-- ter Saturday night, where they will roll against the women's team of Iibertyville. The games are sched-- uled to start at 8 o'clock. , Journeyed to DesPlaines Saturday night, where it was matched with a a traveling team from DesPlaines. H H. Meyer ... R. Titus ... B. Finstad ... K. Lovell ... F. Hutchinson H. T'tus ... R. Triggs .. W. Nicholas E. Corlett ... M. Casey ... Friday, Nov. 9 TEAM NO. 1-- Totals TEAM NO Totals Hubbard 'orteous Henning Henning Totals..._ _ TEAM NO. 2 Burdux American Legion Totals TEAM NO. 5, Waterhouse... Wright ........ HBLY r:mcwc.ceus Jones es Aylsworth av Totals.... _ _. TEAM NO. 3-- Totals TEAM NO. 1 Ives Smith Totals uray . Betzer Colby im Total eman a\ Totals Totals No. 4--Sergemants.s..... No. 6----Buck Privates No. 1--Shavetails _ No. 2--Corporals ... No. 5--Doughboys ... No. 3--Leathernecks Standing of the Teams * Won Libertyville Club Dad's League 451 498 507 144 109 125 169 547 126 138 92 151 536 157 148 )4 106 149 211 9(9 686 130 156 134 102 148 800 906 207 120 144 135 146 194 193 157 141 117 172 138 202 132 170 151 129 197 178 155 153 159 152 446 446 | PRIVATES 147 147 165 148 148 173 543 188 112 130 118 598 132 149 138 118 114 140 126 498 94 138 157 137 155 153 §607 195 137 906 146 110 187 227 183 1\3 765 172 146 146 147 151 182 143 161 128 163 7164 162 113 156 159 155 145 143 168 4566 1405 451 1433 139 144 168 434 1365 130 127 1i 468 1425 456 1316 169 154 133 589 561 1666 180 144 111 154 110 120 48 143 86 131 145 122 133 186 146 161 208 184 156 187 739 187 167 135 183 144 137 136 763 145 131 132 165 157 135 213 159 168 119 ) 1 794 "81 167 111 152 156 161 181 167 158 133 689 791 147 160 140 118 ]18 1338 512 336 557 501 432 500 1679 453 381 531 1498 441 461 523 1619 396 489 455 462 399 507 365 366 441 2566 432 39% 350 487 2363 382 387 318 416 396 43N 20 00 467 4914 449 492 503 481 5394 553 2241 2339 432 554 40€ 412 465 411 484 292 390 441 0 490 4(415 590 540 P1 493 482 454 454 441 122 563 467 487 440 487 428 449 429 429 41 t) , Cost $2000 four months ago. Will take $550 for all or will separate. | Beautiful furniture of 4 room apart-- ment. bInS plece silk mohair parlor suite, nd carved frame; 8 piece 'walnut dining room set; two 9x12 | Wilton rugs; 4 pece walnut bedroom | set comolete with spring and mat-- | ress; occasional table, 5 piece break fast set; lamps; chest of silverware. Must be seen to be appreciated. Will 'arrange for delivery. 7729 Yates Ave., near 19th St., Chicago, 1J 'l'hone South Shore 3774. 456t ville Country Club. Inquire Anton Jerabek, 819 So. L/ncoin St., Wauke-- gan, IIl. 45 3t FOR SALE--Membership in Liberty BARGAIN FOR YOUNG COUPLE-- silo, etc., one mile north of Munde-- lein and 1 mile west of Libertyville. Adjoins Soo Line Railroad and Lake Avenue. Immediate possession. ATSO 200 acres, or any part, 7--room furnace-- heatea nouse; large barn, 2 gilos, 2 metal granaries, etc. Very rich soil, lecate@ n Section 4, Fre-- mont Township, 1 mile south of Bel-- videre Road. WILL, RENT any of the above to re-- sponsible tennant on very liberal terms. Apply to owner. Jain H. Mc-- Geary, 120 S. laSalle St., Chicago, Illinois. ~45 3t ' Adjoins. Wedge's Corners on M Iti more Road and Druce Lake Road west of school house. ALSO 20 acres, 6--room house, barn FOR SALE--Old fashioned home-- grown buckweat flour, delivered. Bergeron Stock Farm, 2 miles west of ; L bertyville on Lake Street Road. Telephone 678--J--2. j 44 tf FOR SALE OR RENT -- FARM FPOR RENT--80 acres or less . cream and black, berfect running condition. _ Very reasonable." Leay-- Ing town Phone 665--R--1 or Van Bur-- en 4110. 46 1t FOR SALE--Auburn 888 Sedan, Friday and Saturday, November 16 and 17 ROAsT _ 2§to028c» cams 30c» HAMS 19$¢ * Butter --53¢ *) Hamburge+25c» CHUCK POT Quarter Century Good Service Reputation . H\;n(/;m 28c» FOR SALE CALVES LIVER, SWEET BREADS, CALVES BRAINS, ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND LEG elephone LEG LITTLE PIG NATIVE BEEF 35¢c* ) ;HAMS 24¢»| VEAL 33c» Y ears 180 ROLLED 25 BONELESS ROLLED Boston Style SHORT The Best in Meats at a Price You Can Afford "COME TO THE PALAGE FOR RENT--Six rooms, stove heat, 2nd floor; available Nov. 1. Phone Lborryville 364--R. 41 0t 6 room houseée, down * $30 »er month. . Ktore on Mifwauke. able soon. ie 6room house hot -- nished, and4 barn. water 'system,, complete with two pumps in good condition and very reasonable. _ Also pipeless furnace and a white enamel gas range. Tele-- phone lLake Forest 786Y¥3. Geo. L. Yore, Deerfield, I!l. 2 48 6t FOR SALE--Chicken feed, composed of --wheat, shelled corn, barley, ofats, and buckwhdat seed, mixed _ ready to feed. Alsg baled straw. .Will de-- liver. Bergeron Stock Farm 2 miles west of Libertyy'lle, on Lake street road. Phone 678--J--2. 44 tf Arlington Heights, 111 606 N. MILWAUKEE AVE., LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS FOR SALE--Milwaukee Air Pressure phone 235R1. Mrs. John Hagie, Deerfield, IIl. s 43 5t FOR SALE--Q1d fashioned home-- grown buckwheat flour. -- Bergeron Stock Farm. 2 miles west of Lberity-- ville on Lake St. Road. Phone 678J2. 20 44 f RUG WORK and weaving done. Tele bull calves, sired by Sir Bess Orms by Fobes 73rd., backed by some of tie present dayis very best breeding. C. T. A. recorg dams, herd average nearly 400 pounds butterfat, 11,000 Ibs. milk. Two miles north of Volo. Henry Wegener, Ingleside, I!!. 44 4t FOR SALE--Registered Holstein wE OFfER THE FOLLOWING FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE . What have you? REDEKER FOR RENT F OR REX T Quality -- Reasonable Prices -- Service These three qualifications you have a right to demand in a modern retail mar-- ket. "Hibhgest Quality Meats" is not a Brere slogan at THE PALACE, but is a reality and our principle inducement in soliciting patronage. Our prices are al-- ways reasonable, and a large quick turn-- over guarantee fresh meat and the lowest prices. True economy is not in buying cheap meat. but in buying good meat at reasonable prices. Our meats Are KkeDt fresh, sweet, and cléean by the most mod-- etn sanitary, mechanical refrigeration system--they are conveniently displayed, and the prices marked in plain figures. If you want the most of the best for the least "COME TO THE PALACE" eA walerr heat, fur for four months Phone 496 16,> avail Ove eat sirrom stEak _ 42c » street; garage; best socat on; at $75 a month. » INQUIRE OF REALTOR KAPING TELEPHONE 469 him. Aribatsiind .. Wc ri tovntntit redacindt M * Aintetiss + but d furnace heat; paved street; four months at $55. 8-roodungnlqvgi_2 car garage; fur: nace heat, at $50. -- lE T--room house, down town; furnace heat, at $40. « &room Dutch 'Colobial house, paved at $25; to responsible péople. T--room house, furnished; garage; fur-- nace heat; for 5 or 6 months, at $75 ner month. §room bungalow; furnished; garage, One of the finest garages in the Lake County Countryside, fully equipped, is 'readx to serve you. Only trained mechanics will work on your car.. SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDp. M C. CROWELL, Mgr. LAKE STREET, MUNDELEIN PHONE LIBERTYVILLE 103. Chrysler Dealers MUNDELEIN _ _ SERVICE FOR yOouUur c Countryside Motors Countryside Motors Ask About Our Special Service Plan NATIVE LIBERTYVILLE whole or half ROLLED ROAST BACON roAsT 28c» SIRLOIN HIGHEST QUALITY AT REASONABLE 9 9 SVUGAR CURED BONELESS siderable amount of special funds to loan on improved farm or city property. We invite yohr inquiry lP'irlt National Bank, Libertyville, !I}-- nois. ; MONEY TO LOAN--We hkare a WANTED--Girl or W eral house work. Call Barrington 140RA C000 CA MEATS PRICES Female Help Wanted Quarter Century Good Service . Reputation 25¢» Miscellaneous 25 ears oman for gen