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i0 Pul il Gul 0P CUGHPDNISSIOH we ve just beenr reading "sugges-- L2 w e tlons on Watering Flowers in Hot Take a look at any night resort ["'eathtr" Bitter disappointment is along the coast and in the moun-- | our lot. There's not a word that sug tains during July and, August and | gests the proper thing to do and ou'lt find plenty of evidence that tthe right language to use when in of the visitors at such pla>s | madly slapping a mosquito on your rtain a profound belief that it | left eyebrow, you nearly drown your-- takes more than one swallow to |self with > the onslaught from the make a summer. i nozzle. > It seems the good bishop Cann«c did a lot of business with a buck shop. We suppose--if it had bse the old oaken bugket shop, th Mshop would have--.closed it himse rithout waiting for the authoritie to put it out of commission We don't mind the dog days. but nights make us wea A MRs. WII CAPITAL €om T bod v Thousand alrea d\ lazy summer days. we turn langu ly to that fount of wisdom and iginal thinking,. Henrvy Ford, a find that he says'that the Americ home of the future will have neit} kitchen nor -- cooking faciliti Thousands of them are that w fttained ha Ga hard and dds t t Y l€ W r nampa &T M G * " / » Keir! QCD $1v 00 PHL & 4 A. w «t ~ > now Wkgn nd his. associates plan to go to laton Rouge, La.. on July 29 and here attend the annual meeting o~f ie American Institute of Co--opera on which will draw most of the im-- ortant farm leaders. They hope to °t acquainted at Baton Rouge to a oint where their preliminary work ill be lightened materially. Also, the board plans to hold re lional commodity meetings in the ry near future wherever the need 'r immediately relief is pressing (fe NEW FARM BOARD _ BEING HARASSED BY JOB--HUNTERS 1C Everybody in Washington Who Is out of Employment Is Seeking Soft Berth jad Li2 gi,ov0, 000 set aside Oy con ress for the board's administrative ork has proven a lodestone for st abouyt everybody in Washington ho is out of empolyment, and for zyood many more who have visions _bettering themselves. Thus far, the board has made lit-- » progress, largeiy because of the 'ry magnitude of the problem with hich they are confronted. . Legge s warned that farm relieft is too limportant to permit anvy stam-- (ling@ into hasty action. "It is at once apparent," he said, hat any enterprise involving the rect welfare of one--third of the ople of America and the indirect »lfare of the other twothirds must _ approached -- deliberately. It is tally apparent that the structure be created by the board must be a permanent character. For these asons it is probable that the board i1 move deliberately in its action " The board has decided. however. deal directly with the co--opera-- 'e marketing groups of the coun-- . the biggor the better. Legge q his associates plan to go to ty magnitude of rich they are c4 s warned that f --important to ; ding into hasty . "It is at once a at any enterpri 'ect welfare of rmers, but seemingly it likew!se spelling reltef? to many of his city usins, -- Chairman Aexander H. leage. his llow board members and the tem rary organization with which they ve surroinded themselves were * more harrassed today by job nters than they were by dirt rm>rs in need of aid ecd anlt is ofiminal, that this particnlar d 6 L the President has asked bition heads" to resign. the road for another s« C to stevp in. startle the .« W a FNNFPOIN:XS ishington,. July 17.--Creation of Federal Farm board may have ed _ agricultural reltef to che ers, but seemingly it likewise Mabel Walker Willebrand the Department of Justice h her goes the willy--nilly justice she so often and )1 ntrv-- wi ACT _ DELIBERATELY miceu dolliars' warth of do-- ampagne is wasting on the the abandoned wineries in men+ar LEBRANDT -- PAINTS DRY --Headling The vidently used a bran i merelv nt dut K i bou th t duty on sugar goes | F,oOH,. Il! work a particular | wife jt t the poor, over-vorkedi Bartletts domestic winemakers | 18. Wkgn been a banner vear 'or' OR ffor tations, &8 Demon F promised _ relief?. _ Of tary steps proposed m,. along with the re tra cent in the cos . m 8 1O W ) is evidently keen | tan marriage statistics, ,rh. 111 be supplied from 'tiox ters. And if anyv-- 'mh em in those coming | jing timely 1ka entertaining n is ruining we suppos er () La ns their th nIin n farmers in this to taste the first their long--sought | ment enuntry Oof . riginal -- ow hopeless. T from <~too m ipproach of rumhound o0 mnch tot op (annon h a bucket had bsen shop,. the ind ret im elr P ET mme as a e on of t'he and _ the \W m ICSs _ ESSENTIAL -- TO "HOoUSE WIVES--headline. Captions like this are directly responsiblé, for th« encouragement of. the l Re o Sister to You" cat: benefi backf tude %eT he announceme® Nee is about to P kyscraper sefulne deed g!0 Lot N sShore Estat 32. Wkgn Jr.. and wi half of lot Estates, Se« ¥. H. Bartlett to M. Imundo a: W. Imundo deed $10. w qr of E. q of lot 2, in Blk 33, Hartlietts N shoi Highlands, Sec. 18. Wkgn The Foreman Tr and Sygs. Bat to; C. C. Kelly deed $1000 flar "4 i¥ve : 'ra pi BJ W ind now Wkgn H. To oS+r FPUXDA MEX TAI vams C $10 vy Lo loge«s sub wWiD $10 00 1 Lake Estates D+e W kgn Waukegan Nat Meyer and wf jt 24, Petite Lake Lake Villa A. M. Ruoyard rik and wf jtork 107. Volk Bros n Antioch 0. Soderq QCD $10. 00 Powells add J. O Due $1000 Lot ® C. N. Kimball and -- wt Canterbury WD $10.00 Lo: balls sub, sec 26, Deerfleld state Bank and Tr (Co ; sen and wf jt tens deed ; 10, bik 2, Highland Park see 27. Deerfield ' 0t F. H. Bartiett to J. P. Fahey der $10.00 Lot 7, blk 65, Bartletts secou addn to N. Shore Highlands, secs | and 13, Wkgn. F. H. Bartlett to 8. Conigtio dee $10.00 Lots 5 and 6. blk 38. Bar letts second addn to x~. Woods, se 26, Warren. ' JULY 11, 1929 E. Holt and wf? to F. J. Lyons and wf jt tens WD $10.00 Lot 13, bik 3 Holts sub, see 24. Warren. J. W. Barwell to-- W. 'Schumaker and wf Jt tens WD $10.00 Lot x. Schumaker & Wirtz sub, sec 240, W ken. F. H. Bartli . and wife 1 0 Official List 17. W Weds Furnished by the LAKE COUNTY TITLE AN TRUST COMPANY Abstracts of Title: Tities Guarantoed 220 Washington _St. Waukegan, I!!. plish dlal the 148 & () ) HTh('kWa_y rCD $10 un Transfers Bartlett irneson Corle A d he @s! U i and renewed vigor an after a decade of desue mperance organization U B S o I Es sub in Antioch rtlett to J. P. Fah 7, blk 65, Bartletts Shore Highlands, k gn. rtlett to 8. Conigt s 5 and 6. blk 38, d addn to N_ War {Tn [» tlett to T. Le deed $10.. Lot same token, th ing prisoners -- July 12 1929 dirty floors of _ that itution, will -- applaud new that the ugiy ed to be su 10 ger Telephone 4 t 22. blk 15. T. & _see 2. Cuba + Nationmal Bank to C [ jt tens deed $1 0o ke Highwoods se y and wf Jt tens Cra Blk 93. Bartle '0, 37 and 32. 1 n " and wlie tens WD 31 W 1 it+ A K discons wf? to First National Forest WD $10.00 W wo First Add O W you we States of and hus t ns WID>» %: Mid Lakes Hill $1 W Rother QCD L T weeds Of 9, Grant. and Syvgs deed $10 d prohibition ha undisputed an t has . brough J A. McCorm . W. $ 11 Bent C IK _8 oF sDIETET H M 13 "dl 14 Ns n 11M awrences sy Poulsen WD blk 3. Ke! enciont EC O W im | M alms wWD s1 Lake F WD $1 H nber artle it Wk& B w n hour Bik t) ¥ T H M M $] & I Rad Bar K O W M 1 ind Sed $1 Ww H it 14 W M It's no secret that women have all the luck when the laft is Missg Ethel South of Clevelant, garbed : is shown reposing on a scaley; net weight, one po weighs one qunce q¥ver seven pounds. Tho last nict x1 euwoond wD:-- $14. M 1)+ lat SECOND FLOOR H Yes, Indeed--the Women Get All the Breaks in Hot Weather! A jeld qud<s qver seven pounds. The perter. It's cogl. all 1 W1 a l lR A 4 NWMW tt The Best Store~ on the North Shore Announcing A Great Frock Event! A Great 3 Day Frock Sale |-- | W M W House Frock Section M D $1 LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1929 W 1 ).0 BI and 11 tved, ; ra s mt m ®I ve H & when it--comes to hot weather wear garbed as any modern young woman is one pound and three ounces. Next w last picture shows the hot weather gat 'ght--but when Barrier trted wearing i W iT Der WO $1 {t [ J | Dod Wi )0# Re W iDb 0 Ith |) 11 § H \ 0t weather wearing apparel---un_d here's a picture layout that proves the point. At young woman is garbed on a hot day. In the next picture Miss South's clothing ounces. Next we have the average man's summer ( lothing--which, it you'll notice, N o o o e n es 1 Eue T B} &hort A | SUMMERS COOLEST F ROCKS . P m n NK MARRIAGE LICENSES b devised by Herbert Bayrier, a-Kn;:;v'lvire t to work he found out it just woukWn't do id Specially Purchased @ --Remarkably Priced M She| H | N 8 e. 21, Chicagt 22, Milwauke. 18. Milwaukee. 1 A pL ill K eq Even occusional pains in 1the jJoints should e investigated, espe clally in persons past middle life The condivion of the teeth is an im portant factor in this regard. anc the function of the kidneys shout« also be looked into, 2. % Wm. lwee, 46, Chic Martina Conway. . Ludwig Esser 22. I Evelyn Rexses, £3, Roy Koth. 23, Mili EMzabeth Sshipman Every One a Smart _ Summer Style Materials Include-- Gingham Checks _ Lawn Flowered Prints _ Dimity Batiste -- Guaranteed Fast Color Made full for the most part French seamed. _ . Cleanly Finished. ALLE SIZES AN AMAZING SALE THAT BRINGS YOU EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS. FASHION RIGHT SLEEVELESS FROCKS DESIGNED BY ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN MANUFAC-- TURERS IN THIS FIELD TODAY. ~ (Tean.) newspaper re-- Health Hint olk FOR y. 034. Chi« 2. Des Pia ©3, Des P1 Mil waukee hicag: 4E( Nes in the > ALL STYLES SEE WINDOW DISPLAY SECOND FLOOR | : Hal Carilson, Cub pitcher, had a hard time getting started this year but when he did, he turned in a five-- hit and a four--hit game in quick succession. } WAUKEGAN FOX LAKE For as little as $41.00 down and $20.00 a month for 6 months you can own a Johnson Twin. Ask us about it. Hewes Motor Co. WATER MOTORINCG a Sport the Entire Family /~wy, (Cun Cnjoy ... House Frock Section ~~~ Johnson i¥L children--off they go on a water trip of health--fresh air-- and sunshine. Free to enjoy all sights and sounds -- propelled by a quiect Sea Horse with its Underwater Exhaust. This efficient motor is easy to start, with the new Johnson Re-- lease Charger--a big advantage for mother and the children. Just a tug on the starting rope and you're off. Call and see them. MOT]'ER---Dad--and t he 3 ('hildmn---n" thaw on nA m Qutboard .»--.Motors Whitey Witt, the old Yankee s now pinch hitting for Reading. | been _ Jeading the _ JInternatio league with a batting average 457 PAGE FIVE star 1d of he ad t ne he is hi-- he iis de ay at er at tt ig it 1e id f