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Lake County National Bank Liberty ville, lIl. . . . . To Join The Christmas Club ®~ 79e ® ;6 ""i an r * hCs ., F .fl\\ * PNEEe ' * PV 'X * y mg,/" / -- * d + * 6 v = " ' P 4 g.l \ $ * | § K # ' ' -- 'a#s / | Libertyville Lumber . _ Company | _ _ DON'T FORGET! Roof over f:ur head Those wno joined our Christmas Savings Club last year are now enjoying the benefits of extra money as the result of their foresight and thrift. Will you have a share of the money that will be re-- ceived by our members before next Christmas. Fire is a terrible thing: prevent it when possible. But in any case, save losses by INSURING. One never knows when assure a year I nat meéalns 1i' ICanNns 1. ng winter's--fiercest gales. And it means a handsome roof in your favorite color for years and years, at a moderate cost. a holocaust may break loose, destroying in a moment the accumula-- tion of decades. $5.00 to $500.00 next Christmas s so simple . ave a carpenter ew composition iwhit over the old Telephone 469 Libertyville, IIl. A small weekly deposit is all sure a substantial Christmas 1 0T tittin C3 l h h wl s a.. k.A cce ts atprtinn t lfiin ied oV N ie es CORNER MILWAUKEE AVE AND CHURCH STREET by the Old Dep 10c to $10.00 a week ins 1 theim pertect!\ is no leaks dut Realtor -- Insuror -- Builder JOIN NOW Cai)ital and Surplus $150,000.00 ones shingles nail the means ot----Been There Twenty | that is necessary to fund at the end of the Consult us re garding an apP propriate pol-- icy. Our firm is noted for relia bility and prompt .com-- pensation ear s Mrs. James Jedlicka and son Jim mie visited in Chicago. Mrs. H. A. Kubtman and ren and Ellen Gossell spet in Chicago. J. F. Wilson and family have moved from Appley avenue to the Kuhiman residence on Sunnyside. Elenore Kubhlman spent last week end with Beverly Tromblee in Mun: delein. Mra. Elmer Williams and Mrs H. Whitney visited friends at hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Uharies wWOlrcCun'D'h and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Sage Friday evening. Mrs. Herbert Ayres and daughter Lacile were Chicago visitors Tues-- Mrs. Herbert Ayres Luacile were Chilcago day. Mr. and Mrs 629 North First ents of a baby morning at Coi pital. Miss Iva Urnbull submitted to a ma} Condell Memorial h moruing. n caro this wee Cazo Havi d a Th« | V LIBERTYVILLE Mr. and Mr joicing in the born Wednes ,\l,-umrml hos; was the atten this Mr. Mr Mr. and Mr Mro and Mrs. n Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jeppe and tneit guests, Mr. and Mrs. Waliter Jeppe of Chicago, and Mt. and Mrs. George Maslin of Kansas City, Mo., enjoye the performance af '"The show Boat' at the Ilinois. H aCKSO daughter and Mrs of Joliet Mr and rda Noel Krumrey entendant . Sm'th and The Misses Blan« verse and Prar Jowel of W at his home Sunday afterm evening. Localehews M Mr. and M Waukega annow.ceé bern Sat I it Dale Wil Mrs. F. A. }k Mrs.: William V. B. Ames and gjece, Mrs. Virginia Bostick, accom: panied by Clara White, Mrs. Mattie Taylor and Marion Jones. left on Wednesday by automobile for Phoe-- nix, Ariz., where they will spend the winter. id a harle U ctor \UUMr and Mrse. H. A Kithlman en« tertained the following at dinuer Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broe-- derdort of Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Al gwed Weyer and Nr. and Mrs. Will {Mam Eerkley of Dundee. Mt. and Mrs. 'A; Broederdort and son, Arthur and Irvinx Meyer of Algongquin. Earl H. DelLong, who is attendin® North western university, was Aan: nounced in a Chicago papet Sunday as one of the prize winners in a contest of redrawing state boun daries to correct evils in the Un*ed States. The prize was $100. M Miss Lillian Keller just returned from a visit of several weeks with Mrs. John Boyd in Greencastle, Ind Group No. 1 of the Presbyterian I adiaea' AlA met with Mrs. Jahn Dol: Group No. 1 of Ladies' Ald met wi enmaier, with Mrs assistant hostess, 7 at LiDerV} ter last week w Suwadim with a Mrs. Jdoe Dorfle rolled a high & Mr. and Mrs U Betz® m D co 91 Mr and Mrs Mrs. Charies Wehrenberg enter: tained the Evening Five Hundred club Saturday. Mrs. James Brown and Albert Gould won the draw prizes, Mrs. Clarence Flagsz and James Brown the first, and Mrs. Albert Gould and Clarence Flags® the consolation prizes. +1 Mr. and Mrs. Vern Corley of Wau-- kegan, Mz and Mrs. Roger Kilby and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Wyna, Mr. and Mrs. J. Grannon, Mr. and M~s. C. Aunderson and Mrs. J. Downs f Evanston were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Evilsigor on Mon-- day and attended the funeral of Mrs. Anna Deithorn. ind Mrs. H e and in C The Friendship Circle, Mrs. De-- Long's class, of the Methodist church will have a Christmas party at the parsonage on Thursday, December 19. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. Members are requested to bring a dish to pass, and a twoenty-- five cent gift. elephone Plant A y Nt 18 i1 n cegan, formerly race the arriva Saturday even hospital dage WEX 1 Mrs. H 14 Mrs. . and daug ent Sund Karsten O[ Jo Mr Brown -- Jr Sylvia of Lockport and MT -- Earle Kaiser and family spent the week end with Mrs. Charles Kaiser. o D Irs. Charles Porteous, rst street, are the par-- iby girl born Tuesday Condell Memorial ho# with hs in d a y T day Charles Wehrenberg d with Mr. and Mrs. bertvy zh garme of 197 dGday wi M i1 V <E Betz« of Ma R A k t Lockport and Kaiser and fan He and son War-- spent Monday Dr M D of Wauconda r operation at »spital Tuesday H with MTS. JGUN ""~ j Irs. Vern Gerred as 'i , Thursday. ' H. A. Kuh)lman en ! ollowing at dinue! ' q Mrs. Walter Broe-- o Mr. and Mrs.® Al | x' and Mrs. Will ! undee. Mr. and Mrs. | ind son, Arthur and | Algonquin. | >>}-- individual g:mms\ ille Recreation Ce--n-- ere awarded t> 'l'um' score of 251 aud to | r. of Mundelein, who | ame of 197. | | Wehrenberg enh-r-i ning Five Hundred | Mrs. James Brown' uld won the draw | "larence -- Flagg an«l' the first, and Mrs. d Clarence Flagsg the .es. Vern Corley of Wau-- Mrs. Roger Kilby and ind Mrs. John Wynu, J. Grannom, Mr. and on and Mrs. J. Downs ere dinner guests of . P. Evilsigor on Mon-- ed the funeral of Mrs. i hip Circle, Mrs. De-L the Methodist church | ristmas party at the' W auk i V . Vern Gerr Thursday. M rry Wa of this D Ore €» ta W I W 9O ) M 0o| M il te m 00 J M M at the brink H M § Viliia baby & St. T i1 Wa ndin a Ch A1 W M t H 1 their R --and d Mr Mrs ib Magnus Ullrich of Waucrada was a business vis'tor in Libertyville Thursday of last week. Leonard Maiman is much improved this week. Graitz Miss Ida Attrhige of Chicago spent Monday with her mother Mrs. Tom Miss Frances Garbutt, Gertrude Schwand and Jimmie Jenkins spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gillis in Park Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decker and children of Evanston were guests 0( | Mr and Mrs. W. E. Decker on Sun-- Mrs. Mary Bensinger spent Wed-- ne«sday with Miss Emma Strang in Waukegan. John Raymond Bird is in quar antine with chicken pex and is get-- ting along nicely. M:. and Mrs. C. O. Carltson were quests of Mz. and Mrs. J. J. Miller in Oak Park on Sunday. , Mr. Foyd Cooley o% Mc Henry gpent Tuesday with Mrs. C. 0. Carlk EPENDENT. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12 Mr and Mrew. J. 0. C to Batavia Ssunday an« with their daughter M A y M Miss Florence Johnson beauty parlor in Flagg's Bar to Mrs. Alex Rafferty and | to San Diego, where she «nend the winter Mr. and M a funeral of th i wo PCR the Libert}» won match Farm team leyws Sunday M M M W Men's "Travelo'" Knit Coats. $7.50 to $10 & E Men's "Lido'" Knit Coats. ___.........$5.00 i 4 Men's Traveling Bags _$5.00 to 10.00 § Men's Gladstone Bags . $10.00 to $15.00 & g Men's Leather Coats with Leather g $ COHRY = ....--sss=--sscsssesssesess ..$12.50 & g Men's Leather Coats with Sheep _ _ & # Collar _ _ _ ---- $2000§ g Men's Grey and Tan Suede Leather i 8 Blouses ...............$13.50 tq $15.00 = 1+ ) K M ind M W xi L Y 4 V FI M + J M day ind M ts of a baby Memorial h AT 1K Mari Boys' High Top Shoes, with Whistle or _ &# 'Knife _ . ... $6 to $7 § Boys' Leather Coat with Sheep Collar $15 s Boys' Leather Coat with Leather Col-- lé Iar 02222 0. _..$12.00 Boys' Neckties . o c t e § Boys' Mufflers _ -------------- _...$1.00 8 Boys' Tim's' Caps .........-- __.$1.50 5 Boys' Leather Helmets .. _ ... $1.50 g Boy's Dress Shirts . .........$1.00 to $2.00 FOR HER [ iDt Christmas Suggestions Ladies' Fitted Cases _._......_............$40,.00 Ladies' Cases, without fitting .._......$7.50 DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING EARLY! 1+ it er ( J Mrs. A M on aA Y ill A V .o W, Loo Neoy lamb to W o_ d ravenndg o ganr»s to O'K on the local a! _} LIBERTYVILLE "The Store for the Lad and His Dad" r anc Crane W Conway sod. II1li |_ _Joim E. Wilkon has sold the lwwl brick house oa McKinley and arlson motored | (Garfield Avenues, to Richard M. 1 spent the day \ Lewibs of Wheaton, IHlingis. Conside~ and Lbusband. | ation $12.000. irl born pl'al °S ng teams from 'zeation Center rom the Model Libertyville al ol aoee wl thee hi hi. 2i l ces hok w Tok uk Tok Ts AI f M ;';nd Tan Suede Leather uses . _ _..$13.50 tq $15.00 FOR THE LAD . ith . O0.CARLSON 1O wat urday FOR DAD Alg d Mi n« M 4* Mrs. Epp is moving to town for the winter. Leslie Ulrich was issued a permit for a two story pouse on Lot 80 Cope-- land Manor North for George 7. Hufinman. R. G. Kaping sold lot No. 139 Sun-- peyside Park on Meadow Lane t> Alfred Snyder of Ivanhoe. H. A. Schwerman was the broker. U The Secreitary has on hand, a $10.00 copy of "Real Estate Practice" for each member whose dues are paid up to date. Real Estate activity for the year 1926 is taken as the base year in computing the m on't bhly figure. October is indicated by the figure §5.8 I noticed by the Sunday inbune that Bill Larson made the "Our Town" columuas, which again proves that Libertyville is growing M--. Ulrich has also started an-- other bouse for Robert Rouse in Western Slope subdivtsion, . Mun-- dejein, Here we are again' REAL ESTATE " TALK" Irwin Whitcomb rented the Atkim-- n house on Broadway and Second. Charles to Benedi Adoration ty eleven Th« Lones ! CARD OF THANKS l To the friends who by their kind expressions of sympathy upon the j;msslng away of our loving mother, ! Annie C. Diethorn;, to those who lov-- 'ingly sent flowers, those who offered 'IthMr cars and who assisted in the | funeral services,. we wish to express lnur sincere thanks. | MRS. AND MRS. | BERNARD DIETHORN M H+ Mr.o@ and Mr Ariene spent _ _-- CARD OF THANKS -- I wish to express may geep ap preciation to the many king 'dends who did so much to help during the illness and death of my beloved bus-- band, Albert Kooistrma, and part'cu-- larly thowe whoy sent the beautiful floral pleces KA V aM#+ €} H tes; C. McJunkin, Chicago sold edictine Convent of Perpet ual jon eleven lots aumberad one ven nclusive, block four in ck M i l s. Hear Cale _ Sunday Matoust latest in« , M the Sunday Tribuns« iry Samandy) Matousek 0o M ibdivision "The Trail of by Roy Titus n sent out to Albert Kooistra we incr® W W c Slabey, Mr ndyl and Miss k of Chicago +. anl Mrs. M AC buying ac why ..$20.00 was sold the MV ago sold indica! x num! ecembs a L 1 mem to 4: XIOUS the In il] il h« As the outcome of a drunken brawl near Rondout Saturday night, George Gibbons, well known to the Libertyville police, was hit ove; the head with a piece of iron pipe which inflicted a wound requiring six stitches to close. Gibbons was picked up by the local police on North Milwaukee avenue in the busi-- ness district Saturday night, covered with blood. With him was James Welch, who gave his address as 327 Lincoln avenue. HI V HEAD WiTH _ IRON PIPE IN BRAWL al , 1929. Both spent Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night in a police cell. Dr. C. N. Stephens was called 'to take care of Gibbons' injuries' Mon-- day morning both men were fined $10 each on drunk and disorderly charges by Justice John Hutchings. Later on Monday a warrant was sworn out for the arrest of Jack Dawson on the complaint of Gibhons who charges Dawson with assault and battery. , Thomas Norton, aged 4 years of Lake Villa is in the Victory Memor-- ial hospital while suffering from bruises and cuts which he suffered when he was struck by a truck in that community Wednesday. He is the son of Stanley Norton. y and be prepared for next year's run on your avail-- able funds. By saving@ a little each week. you'll have enouch and to spare to meet all bills. The interest almost takes care of your most important purchases. Join Our Christmas Club OUR 1930 CLUB NOW OPEN, PAYS OUT NOV. 15 1930. Creamed Cottage Cheese (Our Own Make) Stricty Fresh Eggs DIRECT FROM THE FARM Rouse Bros. Dair.y PHONE 565--567 First National Bank 665C 155C rit Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINOIS :,;,V' Ahgas . 'f:_, m < éi'-l( Open Saturday Evenings Until 8:30 Per Dor PAGE FIVE