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Forest was a Sunday guest at the R. E. Osborne' home. * Mrs. Henry Elvey and daughter, Henrietta, of Douglas, Arizona, are Luella Palmetier, Dr. D.°C. Grinnell and wife will attend the wedding of a nephew at Kankakee the last of the week. LAKE . --COUNTY NATIONAL _ BANK ~A REAL TREAT---- ; *A Box of Whitman's Candy . sulphur and high melting point of ash means little trouble removing ashes and no clinker. -- If you have used Pocahontas and fired it properly, g): are on the rlfitrack, but until you try our ine Ridge Smoke you are like Columbus be-- fore he saw land. j + PHONE 5 . A Choice Variety from which to pick your favorite: Cojr e ty . * 7 Whitman's Sampler, The Fussy Package, Whitman's Gray Package, Liquid Cher-- ThOy BB .. n mc en ce m ies \flé $1.00 per Ib. TAKE HOME A~;X TO--DAY Whitman's Cocoa -- The kind we use in making Our Well Known Bitter--Sweet, Only 30¢ Per Pound Salmagundi, Library ~Package, Chocolate, Covered Fruit and Nuts at ... $1.50 per Ib. Whitman's Standard Chocolates, DL .202 nne ce c en oenemrmmmniensscont i exeacconye -- A N CE M F. B. LOVELL CO. A spirit of cooperation always prevails here and we know that you will like to do your banking with us. 5fe t > We also know that we like to see you here often. this bank as something more than a place to deposit their money. We like to have people think of Cordially yours, Mrs. John Whitney is visiting her mother at :Ottumwa, Iowa, for a few Charles Jockheim over the week end. Lucian -- ~Elisworth = and Althlr mofquuommhM end 'with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ells-- Miss Lillie Kapheimer, of North Melting point of asfim «; m Fixed Carbon 78.62 Volatile matter-- -- -- 16.80 Sulphur -- -- 0.68 B. T. U-- -- -- 15,100 1 High Carbon means most ef-- ficiency. 8. Low volatile ¥-- --means less smoke. 8. Low ash and Franklin S$. Kern and Dr. L. E. Golding are on a week's vacation in Northern Wisconsin. » Arthur C. Jeppe and wife of Chi+ cago spent the week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jeppe. William G. Folger, of Chicago was am, guast of Mr. and Mrs., R. nome, Sunday. spent Saturday afternoon in Wau-- kegan. The local Boy Scouts have returned home from camping in Casey's woods. Scoutmaster Smith and Mra, Smith accompanied them. -- © paid Mr. and Mrs. William Whigam a fiying visit last Thursday. ' sons at the Lake Bluff . Orphans' Mr. and 'Mrs. A. R. Peters enter-- tained Mtr. and Mrs. Tom Cooper nd.m Mr and Mrs. August Wenre ¢ and family and Misses Erma and Maud Helfer and friends The Woman's Club of Libertyville will holds its annual picnic next .Fri-- day, June 27, at Round Lake, Mr. and Mrs, Mitchell, of Wauke4 gan, and Mr. and Mrs. Spafford and children of Indianapolis were guests Sunday at the home of L. D. Knox Mr. and Mrs, Sid. Meaker and Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bulkley visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Pester at Grayslake Sunday. k * from Chicago at their cottage at Long Laké: over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. William Burnetts and son and Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Stump-- fer and ~daughter, Shirley, of. Chi-- cago, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tegtmeyer and Gilbert Voelke have returned home from Albion College for their vacation, Adjutant Koehn, of the local American Legion has application blanks for bonus. Same can be had by calling at Jack Bradford's barber lbo:ek'.l'nudny evening after seven o'el Mrs. Clara Snepard and son Harry of Chicago, and~ Mrs. George Cas-- well of Los Angeles, were guests of Mrs. Joseph Wilson on Monday. Lake Forest visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Knigge on Saturday; i4 year Charles. --Johnson left -- Monday morning on a business trip to Shell Mrs. Ed Garroll and Mrs. Ed. Wallis were Chicago callers Monday, THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1924 1 ins pretty um-t'm frotk is faxh1orbd of navy_ blue voile and beaded in white * Patent '.2: and white k1d «ho are worn '. BEADS REMAIN IN@FAVOR FOs SUMMER FROCKS Arthur Kick visited with his four Miss Stella Langworthy is at home gain after teachine for the past Misses Edna and Jeanette Biere Personal and Locaf [ ?na of Particular Interest to Our Libertyville Readers Mr. and flu,.,:.: of. Rockford, visited Mr.: and Mrs. L H. Reick-- noff on Sunday, -- . Dale Collins returned home Tues-- day morning from m visit with re-- latives in Los M;#- Mr. and© Mrs. Mundy, George Mundy and Miss Carrie Flary, of Frankville, Wis., w guests of Mr. ::d Mrs. August ckhoff on Sun-- y. : > St J:::;I":'" 2""c'lb will & U present a musical Romedy at the High School dlum. * Don't forget to Alend the ) &A e Sunda itheor Fhate 9t M Jone. cuome Evangelical church Bt Long Grove. biack or wiwite, oV cents a close, at J B. Morse & Co.'s. ter. . HE'TLL.--TRY#BOYS The Club House Phones 24 and 25 :8 ' l k 4 ; Bakery sale !t#@ l-'?':nm Boys' Club H nd Orange Pekoe Tea makes the muo:?i'&:m iced tea one would wish to Waukesha Ginger Ale, nice and cold. This Ginger Ale is not the peppery kind but the nice ginger flavor so satisfying and cooling in hot weather. Club House Grape Juice, Pure and Sweet Friday, June B7, 1924 -- _ | The Christian Endeavor Society of | h'l --atl Mmmn,the Presbyterian church had a party -- Everybody lInvited. | on Monday evening.= A pleasant WO l = *0 wremmmmmelt 0| . 'time was had by all present. 45¢ the 1--2 lb. pkg. 15¢ the pt. bottle $1.50 per doz. 57¢ the qt. bottle 30¢ the pt. bottle Aid _ Little Harry Gotti fell and cut his head Monday necessitating stitches "being taken. J. B. Morse & Co.'s. Art Kick was a Waukegan visitor Monday. Men's black and white tennis shoes and oxfords at 75 cents the pair at Mrs. James Swan over the week end., day. The Vernon Cemetery Society will meet with Mrs. Gust, Wehrenberg Thursday afternoon, + Eat itce cream ad cake at the Pres= byterian church Friday evening at : Mrs. Lulu Mattocks of Chicago, visited Libertyville relatives Tues-- Auroree | TONIGHT Mrs William T. Wheeleg will leave July 5, for England whergd she will visit her parents, + Suggestions the SATURDAY, June 28 Drama of the West "Galloping THURS. & FRIDAY, . * _ Lrom LONGFELLOW V > -- '~hoem .: _; AMERICAN . LEGION Mr. and Mrs, Hobart Proctor of WNew York Run. Directed 'me "Powder River" A Hundred Horse Power Action Gallagher" ) Quality Store LIBERTYVILLE Give Oor Want Ads the Men's Brighton--Carlsbad, muslin w ghirts, sizes 15 to 19, $1.40 at Morse's all--around athlete for three n'an. 1910, 1911 and 1913, and still holds the world's record for highest num-- ber of points scored by any athlete, 1.m; 'This record has never been Fred Thompson 'star of "Galloping Pretty Underthings Ready--to--Wear -- INSURAN"". CE is PROTECTION INVESTMENT There is no obligation in asking information or advice. I am always glad to be 0% service. Home Builders Get Busy Don't delay starting your house this Spring. If you are going to build get OUR PLAN SER-- VICE and start now before all the mechanics and laborers are taken up by the other fellow. ~HOMES ARE IN DEMAND the Old Depot Been there 20 years. . FORREST FLAGG OWEN -- W.--W. Carroll & Sons Co. Nainsook and Crepe -- iises, : trimmed eich ..........:....~. 7. . . // Sbe Mk§L50 PRINCESS SLIPS, muslin and charmeuse, SILK VESTS and BLOOMERS -- , _ Resources More Than a Half \--=* _ *_~ Million Dollars Libertyville Lumber Co. was world's "The great financiers of America to-- 'day are the men who built Savings Accounts but yesterday. The first hundred dollars saved Your fortune may lie in forming the simple habit of banking a little surplus every week. The amount doesn't count. It's the the start -- that's the thing. f Our doors are wide open to you. that thousand has meant many a man's fortune. Y ou will sell or rent as soon as you start. No chance to lose. Come to us. We can assist you greatly at no cost to you. TRY IT. Others 'First National Bank Phone 47 the express purpose of studying tele-- phone engineering under the instruc-- who have been sent to the United States to learn 'American industrial sent a young man to this country for Boys' and young men's oxfords, -iu-uo'r.un.&.umm at J. B. Worse & Co.'s 4 American corporations. Insurance Company --« ILLINOIS of PAGE FIVE 6 «9 &«