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CHARGE FOR DELIVERY. INDEPENDENT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR FOR $1.50 A y EAR AND NO EXTRA Lake County National Bank Libertyville. Ill. Capital and Surplus t1so.oot.oo Yul M '" A. NAOIL, lam. Kahuna. PM». 1.4 YARN: it! [ACT 6001' Mil. LIIIITYVILLI, ILLINOIO AIK POI INFORMA- TION AND "ECIFOCA- NONI Fall WITHOUT OILIOATION Home of WA TERSEAL Roofing "BER " VILLE' CEMEN T WORKS Don't Deprive them of this-- ' The Greatest Entertainer of All! Libertyville, Ill. V The Place _ For lrreplaceables Is In A Safe Deposit Box IF you do not have a MODERN Radio in your home, your family is losing out on the cheapest and best entertainment in the world. We emphasize the word "Mod- ern" because there is a vast dif- ference between the radio of two or three years ago and the new. of today. In the models now " feed you will note rthe operating and tone features found in no other radio. . After all, the proof of the pudding is in the eating, so let us show you just what this won- derful instrument will do. FRANK H. EGER tb,sa,srsa,ii A Box In Our Vault Costs Less Than A Cent A Day. QUALITY CONCRETE BLOCK. FOR P'TTER HOMES DAD") LL11: Telephone 17 TILES MADE m ANY COLOR AND m ANY QUANTITY "muilo Revue" the Libertyville Woman's club winter stage produc- tion. will be the cardinal attraction l in Libertyville next week when this popular revue. tllled with song. ' dance and laughter and pretty girls. is offered Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights, Feb. 6, , and 8, at the high school auditorium. Miss Lillian For" of Chicago is here directng the cast in daily rehearsals. The revue has no special plot. but is made up oi" a number of sop; and dances, interspersed with specialty numbers. The castle made up en- tirely of local talent and it's reported the producton will he surpass the successml musical show put on by the Woman's club a year ago. Thursday, Feb. T, Bt. Inn's tmr. istt of Fremont will hold a bake! Bo. cial in St. Hnry'l hall. And on Sun- dar. Feb. 10'. u play entitled "Thank You", will be given in St. Mnry'l In}! by the Knights of Columbus and C. D. A. of Naperville. About to young people attended e eknting party held at Liberty me many night. A good time was bed et the hie Bnd. following 1 couple of hours' out", .11 nude their 1" to Fin-turn Eat Shoppe tor rare-h- menu. Cooper Bron. Tire and Battery shop ceased to um this week. otter shout e year's operation " en N. Ellwoo- tree venue. or late the shop Ml been conducted by William Cooper. one ot two brothers. He qHIl now devote on his tune to: roothttt bus- lneu which he bu been conducting for severe] month. The Preobyterhn {Adler Aid will meet ct the church Thundny. Feb. T. for the winter picnic. Bring 1 gift tor the motion ale. to be held after the nicnic. Lunch at noon. All friends of the Aid Society on cor- dially invited. L P. Aoox, 218 Second street, em- olore of the North Shore line. left Tuesday {or nacho-tor. Inna" where he will undergo tutu-en: at [no Bron. hoepltel. In. Aoox Iceman- used him to Rochester. Robert Grumman. who "aid" on tho Ame: ttrm north of town. wu operated on tor "rpendieitis u Con- dell Memorial hospital on 'rhurstMr, Jan. M. Dr. P. A. Beak-1 ot Wake- gnn performed the operation In. Phoebe lunie. Weukenn, Pridav filed bill for divorce in the circuit court chewing her hue- band, Amoe Alexe'nder Murrie. with deeertion. He he; been mine- ing eince July "o. They were married in 1898 end both of the children ere of ue. Local and Personal tut, 24. ur w. dh. "cm" W " '""'"l Justice Willi. A. Overholser teln- " performed the operation 'ed from his more strenuous duucs' . Phoobo Innis. Wouko'nn. :iurdar nitemoon long enough to!, "if: {uh-d bill 'tor "Horce in the Harry 3 your; mun and woman who} ~incuit court ehartttntt her hul- camo to Lbertrville in their quest' . Alcxnndor Murrfe, for A quiet Luce where new might "ttd, tJn/f, R bu be" a"... be Joined in holy wedlock. 'lht rec, with de-t on. ":5 The won ords list the couple " Barney hon-I " uinco July . bo h y t tho tagne and Min Bellhinn Eliot-1, both 3 narried in 1898 and t o ct Wanketran The ceremony '" much!!!) n" of "o. periormed in the office of the mat.) Eee-y-e.ee"eet-eele-eeleee!-"-'e-re' mime in the Dev Public Syrvice' bu:1.iing. : save worn - l Caroline Jones, T yen old daugh-' AT . .wr of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones, ot .4 -Buniick atreet. was honest: to tour. 'am rat x3"? LI u , teen little boy and girl friend. at n " !%eleree, birthday party in her honor held 1t _ the mes home Saturday afternoon. The entertainment consisted of I ' ' Stories of games, after which the I l childron ware served t dainty kl __ __-_ " A I j luncheon. - __ A7 A." I F 7.79 [t8il81ll.1tll ' -., . WHEN YOU BUY A PIANO, be our. " I: a good one. Let us toll you about the well known HAD. OORFF and GULBRANSEN. ALL THE LATEST NUMBERS IN SHEET MUSIC Piano Tuning ORDERS FOR PIANO TUNING WILL BE GIVEN PROMPT ATTENEION 112 N. Geno-co Ct., Waning", Ill. New Cold Killer t.. Had stuffed up? Here's re- lief that clears up colds and "an (mum: with amazing speed. Just inhale VAPURE. The effect In wonderfully cool int. healing, soothing. lnhgung Vapure In a new and piemm way to ttuietrty re- lieve ' cold and clear the am! pmes._ It is sold ex- Phone " LIBERTYVILLI Decker & ' Neville JAS. C O'SHEA Price, 50 cents LIBERTYVILLE mDEmiimENi," THURSDAY, JANUARY si, 1929 I Those pronouns the community! skating rink at Liberty we report; the lnke u perfectly are. A guard to kept there during lining hours. and the ice in tented " frequent In- tenth. Rope. and denser flue nrei plnced on the Ice for further ntetxl SSkntln: on Perk nvenne bu been] forbidden by the police. i Lloyd Ray bu been busy the inst few days getting things may to move the building st the corner ot Church and Milwaukee avenues to 3 site near his home on West Park u. The building has been used " areal estate oiiioe for the but two you-I. Mr. 1nd in. Orville Smith were in Chicago Tttttradar attending the " tomobno Oh". Billie and Geno Cplton, children ot C. J. Carlton. had that town re- moved " Condell lemon-Id bosons! Wound" morning. Hurry Slud- dle. 121 am "not. m the oper- ated on to: the rm"! ot tttttails the suns morning. Dr. M. D. Pen- ney performed the opt-muons. John Haney, 2044 Southport Ave., Chicago, we: compelled to my 876 and caste In the court ot Police Mu- lstrate Willls A. Overholeer at Mun. delelno Wednesday morning, follow- lng his being token into custody by John Rome for shooting three part- ridges near the Rome home in the vllluge of Mundaleln. Harold Welhce, manner ot the Joliet credit bureau, will spook on "Credit Ruins" " on open meeting ot the Chember of Commerce here. to be held Wednesday night, Feb. 20, at the roome of the chember. The meeting is being eponeored by the retail intereete committee. Suruu Feb. A, the regular moot- itttt ot the American Legion Auxili- ary Pout tto, ,rtt be held on the 'trat Mondu ot each month It the Town halt hafnium": and ramsh- menu. "A Tuvel Lecture on Wuhlmon City and It: Environ" will he give- at the Methodist church and" thermal: a e o'clock. There will he stereopUcon picture- of historic places and "one. The lecture will be given by one who hu traveled there. All m invited. Mrs. J. Brown. Utrertrville, was Admitted to the Condell Memorial hospital Thursday u n medal patient. Bessie Miller, of Libertrville town- ship, submitted to . major oponton at Condell Memorial hoapiul Sunday morning. LOCAL Dairymen tpitgtii.,ttgt.tht,erhi. results from using our Modern iry Feed. It takes the place of a large' amount of Oil Meal and Cottonseed Meal. Call and get a trial order. . Look yrr your Seed Requirements and get our prlces on your spring seeds of all kinds. We handle only the best grades and high- est tested seeds. 311 Park Avenue McDonald': Commercial School New Classes Forming in January Libertyville Lumber Co. "Down By The Old Depot, Been There Twenty Years" COMMERCIAL COURSES Individual Instruction Positions Secured for Graduates LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS TELEPHONES 47 and 48 TELEPHONE I30 1 A call tolthe police Saturday Mt. ernoon rescued in Officer John Doyle going to the Ellis home on Park avenue. and arresting Emil 'Knutson, who boards there. Knut- tron was brought to police headquar- ters and locked up until next morn- ing, when he was arraigned before Police MatristrateF'red Smith, charg- ed with being drunk and disorderly. He was "1th $10 and costs. Kntib -,aon is a familiar character n local police court. having been arrested a number of times tor drunk. He said he got his booze in a village south of Libertyville. l Libertyville" fret tunic west in several weeks wu booked st police [heedquartess Skturdsy when MershIl Iran? Drab: brought in Walter 1BPdler, sfter the latter had driven his csr pset' the red light st the'in- |tersection of Milwaukee and Cook svenues. When brought before Po- lice linstnte Pred Smith Brsdler wee usessed 1 thte of " u u re- mnder that the luvs of the villue I'll! be enforced. Seven! weeks ago Hadley found himself no short. followine his snest for speeding in [we Forest. Arthur Stolxuhn nibmltted to on operation ttir' turpendteitis " Condell Mammal Hospital Thursday after, noon of last Week ' Leland arbor, of North Chicago. and Mil: Nora Durbln. Libertyville, were married Monday by Police Mad- lntrnte Fred H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell were witness to the ceremony. A sectionnl basketball tournament for independent teams in this part of the ante wr, be held Feb. 21 to " at Wincondn. Sectional tourney- will be held alt over the Mate and the winners will then meet " Our- 30. Ill., to determine the ante chemical. Members of the winning team will tecelve gold beeketbnlle. George' Lawrence, who bu been confined to Condo" Memortpl hoe- pital Mace November with blood pol-o Inc. wu removed to his home on Laurel eveuue Thursday. His condi- ton in lonevhnt improved. I BUY _ - AND BUILD Libertyville's 1 Scenic Subdivision B. A. Miller ' G. C. Codie? inane; 57nd" no..." d1" (i"rfituioom (plum Jewelry and Gift Shop. Tttentate of Gifts Tuthre Different. COPELAND MANOR America's Finest Tableware. pn- Geranium to General-ion McDohald's § "High single game prizes of Lib. ertyville Center were awtrrded to Roy Waters and Mrs. M. Tease]. The for :mer's score wu 244, while the' lattar !collected 194 pins during_ nine James. A tight' between's man end his wife resulted in a tall to the police from a Johnson avenue address Mon- day. omcer John Doyle responded, and upon arrIVing found 3 fight in progress. The fighting was stopped, but no arrests were made, as,no one would sign a complaint. M. Jaremus, whd ran afoul of the law in the village some time ago. was released from the Lake county jail Tuesday night, Jan. 22. It in re-t ported that Jaremus was perfectly summed with hits, stay in the battle and was Ioth to leave. William Deden, 230 Luke street. was areutod by Marshal Frank Drum Monday afternoon in the neigh borhood of Lakéalde cemetery. whoa tsotneonireported hunters shooting within the village 1mm. Deden was brought to police headquarters and fined " and costs by Magistrate F. H. Smith. The arrest was made at 4 p. m. . Mrs. Ernest Lambrecht of Liber- tyville enter-tuned her son- . nd daughters ttnd' cevenl other guests at a petty Wednesdny night ot last week. the acct-ion being Mrs. Lam- brecht'l 75th Mdthdny. Group 8 of the M. E Ladies'AJd will hold . an" "In Suntan. Feb. 2, It Tim. Brocotoris, com- meneing at l p. n. Ptarnk Shaddle, of Mtutdelein, who bu been c patient st Candeu lie mortal bonus] for some time, W" reload "and". Jan. " (ft:::::z:s)ty<zz>ay<:zc:>t) oooooooooooooooooo First Mortgage Loans 6 per cent Interest We have an unusually good list of First Mortgage Loan Notes which we offer for investment of funds. First National Bank All are secured by First Mortgatres on improved property in Libertyville and Lake County. . More than 20 years of experience without a loss of principal or interest to investors is evidence that First National First Mortgage Loin Notes are safe and sound. We Solicit Your Inquiry T One to Five Year Maturities $500 and $1,000 Denominations CAPITAL AND SURPLS $l 10,000.00 mum", - m.- Libertyville, Illinois PAGE FIVE