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T A UV G° F R OE L1 C | I EXPRESSING AMD 1 _ FURNITURE MOVING ~Before Winter Comes FARM AND STOCK SALES A SPECIALTY Phone 41 _ _ Lake.Zurich, Hlinois. C O A L Houlihan Motor Service Daily Express service between Chicago, Waukegan, Liber-- tyvilleand Jocal towns along Waukegan Road and Mil-- waukee Avenue. 1208 N. Miwaukee Ave. 106 N. Franklin Street Phone 124R Phone Franklin 0328 Libertyville Lumber Co.-- Teleplhone 47 SUCCESSORS TO WILCOX MOTOR EXPRESS Far better to do it now. We can guar-- antee prompt ser-- vice. Just call 47. See Us for Your Down by the Old Depot Local and Personal Short Items of Especial Interest to Libertyvilie People Some people are forever waiting for a stroke of luck to come their way and make Wealth comes to those who work and save--to 'those who are financially ready to open the door when oportu-- nity knocks--N 0O T B Y It's PLUCK not LUCK that makes for success. By the way--has that BANK ACCOUNT been started and built up so that it will take care of all emergencies? The start is very important. Consult us without delay. Cordially yours It's the only way to keep ahead of the game. LIBERTYVILE INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1924 "The Bank of Service" INSURANGE 1« PROTEGTION »*=s 1NVESTMENT There is he :b.u:::;: :I:du:: b:.:«;'::::: or advice Better do it today / PLUCK LUCK FORREST FLAGG OWEN, Agent versus Cashier. Mrs. Allie Nicholas and Miss Adah Nicholas motored to Austin Wednes-- day to visit Mrs. Anna Chard, who has been very ill. R. H. Grummitt and family recently moved from Pense, Sask., Canada, and are located on the Dr. Ames farm, north of town. The Grummitts went to Canada about 18 years ago. . Charles Numsen and family have moved here from Milwaukee and 06 cupy the house recently vacated by Fred Smith, the barber.» Mr. Numsen is employed by Eger & Litchfield. John Keller, 1441 N. Campbell Ave., CMcago, was in Libertyville Sunday. His brother was killed in an automo-- bile accident near Grayslake a week or so ago, and he was here to see Cor-- oner Taylor about the inquest. Marshal Limberry has two wagons of the coaster type, which have been found and left in shis care. The boys who have wagons missing should call on the marshal at once and claim their property. The Women's Catholic Order of Foresters will give _ a bunco and euchre party at Gridley's hall next Thursday evening, Nov. 13th. Dancing, will follow the card party. The public is invited. Joseph Kohout went to Joliet today (Thursday) taking with him a big display of his famous roses, chrysan-- themums and other flower to be en-- tered in the Illlinois State Florist show being held there this week. Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan of Free port, were here Sunday visiting at the | George P. Flood, who has held the position of Chief Clerk to the' General | Manager of the St. Paulrailroad, has ;been promotéd to Assistant Auditor of 'the New Union Station Company in fChiugo, assuming his new duties last 'Saturday, Nov. 1st. Mr. Flood former-- 'ly was a resident of Libertyville, and | sold Rfs home here a year or so ago 'to Frank I. Sellers, the real estate ibroker. Mr. Flood now resides in the village of Grayslake. W. I. Collins home. Mrs. Ryan is a daughter of Mrs. Jennie Davis, who is staying at the Collins home on account of the illness of Mrs. Collin. A syndicate represented by Harry Goldstine & Co., and Ernest H. Ly-- ons has purchased through Sellers & Peterson a 93 acre tract at the southwest corner bf Milwaukee ave-- nue and Grays Lake road for a re-- ported -- $50,000. John Little of Hood River, Oregon, was here this week visiting his sister-- in--law, Mrs. Robert Lill He also visit-- ed hs brother George Little, in Rogers Park, Chicago. Mr. Little left Chicago 27 years ago for Oregon, and this is his first visit since taht time. -- He natuarlly sees a marveious change in the city and surrounding territory. Mrs. J. A. Mason was in Chicago Saturday, Nov. 1st, to attend the wed-- ding of her niece, Marion Lewis, to Lester Turton, in that city. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her-- bert A. Lewis, who were former Lake county residents. She is a graduate of a Chicage high school, and a stu-- dent of Chicago University for two years. The groom graduated from the University last June. A telegram was received during the wedding service from the Davenport House U. of 1.; "Congratulations and good wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Turton." FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF-- Therge is but one answer. The rent only his interest, taxes, insurance and other expenses, but a PROFIT on his invetment. If the ame amount you pay for rent wa applied in paying for a home, you soon would become your wn landlord. THEN you would have something more than rent receipts to show for your money. Figure it out for yourself what rent you pay, at present day interest, will amunt to in a few years. Start right, buy your re-- stricted homesite now before develop-- ment begins on a grand scale. Those who wait will pay a profit to the other fellow. Choice highly restricted home sites 58 ft. by 205 ft. deep'as low as $500.00. You can write for information without incurring any obligation. Sun« nuside Park Tract office, Libertyville, IIl. Phones: Office 469; res. 18'05 M. | x 1t & by the WOMEN'S CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS Euchre and Bunco Thursday, Nov. 13 1924 At 8 o'clock AT GRIDLEY'S HALL Followed by dancing Friends of Jim McCall, who spent several months at the Libertyville race track, will be interested in the news that he recently dizposed of his oll properties in Kentucky at a cash consideration fo $100,000.00. The deal was closed in St. Louis last week, ac cording to information contained in a letteg from Mr. McCall received at the Independencte office. Constable *Dennis Limberry was called to Rondout Wednesday night, and in company with two S8t. Paul rail-- road detectives, arrested Alex Renald, who is charged with taking coal, ties, lumber and other property belonging to the railroad company. He was to be given a heafing before Justice Morris this: afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Davi@ and thir daughter, Miss Hazel, left Tuesday for their winter home in St. Peters-- burg, Florida. This is about a month later than they went last year, but Davis could not see the logic of three perfectly good votes for Gov. Small leaving the state before election day. Consequently all voted and then went to the train. The Indepe*dent will keep them posted on events in Lake uounty during their absence. Christian education day will be ob-- served by the Presbyterians of Liber-- tyville next Sunday, with special serv-- ices at the church. The Rev. Archi-- bald R. Wright, of O#@k Park, will be the speaker. The Rev. Mr. Wright has just completed a survéy of education-- al conditions in the state, and will speak on "Christian Education." Mr. Wright will be--glad fo discuss the subject of education while he is here. He has recently returned from a num-- ber of years service among the Pres-- byterians in the north of Ireland. A surprise -- Hallowe'en party was given at the home of Janet Metcalf last Friday night, the guests being her schoolmates, members of the seventh grade. . The evening was hilariously spent in playing bunco and other games, dear to the hearts of young-- sters. A great many of those attend-- ing were masked, and this feature added to the fun. At bunuo Noel Krumrey won first prize, a for sure gold pen:; Howard Nalley and Eileen Numsen won the second prizes, and John Landis took the booby prizé. A special part of the evening's 'enjoy-- ment was the refreshments of ice cream-- and> cake. Bert Finstad was a Chicago visitor SNO W'S PHONE 306 waukee Avenue. Chicken Dinner--M. E. Church. Salad--Mrs. Lincoln Lusk, Park Soup--Miss Ida Wheeler, S. Mil Place. © Dessert--Mrs. H. J. Hagerty, First Street. A s Telephone 29 oF TH&E M. E. CHURCH Friday, November 7th DINNER EARNEST WORKERS' From five o'clock "on" Price, fifty cents W. W. Carroll & Son Co._ PROGRESSIVE BY THE C R EPE S Barred, also plain fire cloth for . gift sewing. | JSewing for Sifts? PLAIN AND FANCY--MOST ALL®COLORS Read The Independent, $1.50 a year FIRST NATIONAL BANK SAFE INVESTMENTS Village of Libertyville 6% These are the two leading brands of Hosiery man-- ufactured in Milwaukee. We offer you a large as-- sortment to select from and think that a trial pair will make you a steady customer for them.© Best Knit: and Everwear Hosiery MEN'S AT RAY-- N. SMITH Special Assessment WE OFFER FOR INVESTMENT MATURITI LIBERTYVILL® DENOMINA .:. S $100.00 ' _ AT We solicit your inquiry. Bonds LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. . _ TO 10 YEARS Hours § A M. 1o ILLINOGIS. 25¢ to $1.00 $1.00 to $2.50 Eue &