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t i wl y¥ y m h C w AF \ «. _ .. mmilk wagon, 1 top buggy, 1 six (0 en passenger depot bus, 1 cutter, 1 walking plow, 1 set of side boards - for lamber wagon. All in fairly A. R. SCHNAEBELE Real Estate & Insurance Phone 90 Register Office FOR SALE--Modern seven room residence in good location. Oak trimmed and in good condition. Garage. Full--sized lot. Lot of fruit. A 'real buy at ouly $6500, FOR SALE--Five room bungalow with sewer, electric lights water bath etc., all in and specials all paid. Two lots each 50x150, Lots af Amriit and berries. Priced at modern seven room bungalow in Libertyville. -- It has oak trim, fire place, screered porch, large lot and the price is right. FOR SALE--Nice eight room Mfi west of Milwaukee Avenue, wi electric lights, gas, bath and furn-- ace. Lot 108x218. Garage,. Lots 'of fruit and berries. Its a real home and is priced for quick sale. FOR SALE--Fine, large restricted Mest convenient location in town and the price is reasonable. FOR SALE--Modern five room home with four lots West of Milwaukee Ave. Barn and chicken house. A bargain. FOR SALE--Fine seven room bun-- #walow at Area. Hardwood trimmed. Also a long list of other homes, ferms, @mall country homes, acres homesites and tracts ready for sub-- FOR SALE--Modern six room resi-- dence on the south side. Lot 50% M.Anbohomin;'goodlm- tion, and it's priced &. FOR -- SALE--Fine -- seven . room strictly modern home on Cook Ave, Hot water heat. Oak trimmed. mwmmfl garage. Tull sized lot. Very reasonable. FOR SALE--Nice strict'y modern seven room home on lot 100x 275. Gm;.," dhbbq'ym hv?unbc:'lu'; shade .. Very loca-- tion. Priced right. FOR SALE--Sixty acre farm near town. Good seven room house with furnace. Large barn, silo, double garage, chicken house, etc. Fine mwammi-. y and plums.: Good water. Soil black loam. Self supporting place which will pay for itself in short term of years. Price low with Phone 90 FOR SALE--Rock Island Hay loader in good condition. -- Side delivery rake, also in good condition. Ready for use. Bergeron Stock Farm, Lake street, two miles west of Li-- bertyville. Telephone 278--J--2. FOR SALE--90 acres timothy . and raketop hay. --Purchaser must put it up. Rudoiph Epker, phone 267M1 Waukegan. f 49--2t pd FOR SALE--Three acres> alfalfa. Purchaser must put it up. In-- --quire Mrs. F. W. Foulds, phone 99. 47--46t FOR SALE AT YOUR PRICE--One FOR SALE--Celery cabbage, toma-- to, cauliflower, cabbage plants egg plant and peppers ( hot and pimento). Phone 29_8--E. 47--6t FOR SALE--Goad 80 acre farm only 2% miles from town and cement Minimum charge, 25¢. 6 insertions for $1.00 Rates: 5c per line per insertion. FOR SALE--One and one--half acres alfalfa, to be p'u by purchaset. William Lyons, phone 124--M. . ummtuhymorumhnm to sell, rent or exchange, or if you want bhelp, make it known through these columns. You will get results i' '% There is no way you can reach as many people in Lake county i so short a time and at so reasonable a cost as you can if you make your wants known here. A trial will convinee you. FOR SALE ~--One small stack of timothy hay. Apply Joseph Fla-- mank, one mile south of town on Milwaukee avenue. 45 6tpd ~ A. R. SCHNAEBELE Real Estate & Insurance road. Good set of buildings, Must be gold quick. Price only $125 péer acre. See A. R. Schnaebele, Reg-- Ister office, LLibertyvil'a, 111.*# FOR SALE--My nome at 835 Charch street. Two car garage. Lot 100x100. Price $8000, Will con-- #ider $1,500 cash and #%25 per month, A. H. Jeppe, phone lfl;g. ' "Uhs home sites, Convenient to trans-- g:mtkn. Now is the time to y, either for a home of for in-- vestmen tbhefore pricess go 'any higher, We will also help you build. Come in and let us ex-- plain our very liberal vplan for g:mflon. Now is the tim{ y, either for a home of fo: vestmen thefore pricess go higher, We will also help build. Come in and let us plain our very liberal plan home building. good condition. Must sell at once. Lioyd Ray, phone 220--M, Liber FOR SALE Classified Ads Libertyville sewer, water, electricity, t'ken house and garage. Nearly new strictly 4141 49--6t FOR SALE--Tomato plants. One mokl fowls, dressed. Delivered. 819--J. A45--4t FOR SALE--Lots 100x12%5 feet on new cement road, south frontage. Fine -- location. for refresnment stand, filling station or eating house. Electric lights and gas. Terms on any of the above lots. Fred Parkhurst, phone 283--J--2. _ FOR SALE--Five acres alfalfa. Pur. chaser to put it up. Three incu-- bators, 100 and 150 egg capacity. Mann green bone cutter. Miscel-- laneous lot of electric shades. Phone Libertyville 414--W2 45--6t FOR SALE--Seven acres alfalfa hay standing. . John -- Welch, Area, phone 254--J. 48--2t FOR RENT OR SALE--Seven acre farm 2%miles east of Lake Zurich and 3 miles west of Forest Re-- .. serve on Rand Road, Fred C. Ber-- lin, phone Lake Zurich 30--R--3. ~ Prairie View, Il. 49--6t FOR : SALE--Kuppenhafer : winter cabbage plants, big heads, good FOR . Kimball piano in good eongtil'of- Call evenings, Mary McGavic, Phone 109--M. 48--6t FOR RENT--Furnished rooms. Can accommodate eight men. Phone FOR RENT--A seven room house LOST--On Brainard or Milwaukee WANTED--Man or woman to rep-- RAVINE FARM--Breeders of Pure Breed Jersey Cattle. 602 St. John's Place, Highland Park, Illincis, Thume 296. °) > A1tf HOUSES AND LOTS--Bought and sold. Loans made. Insurance. Edwin Austin, Phone 16, Liber-- ATTORNEY--AT--LAW > First National ~Bank Building. Telephone 57 LIBERTYVILL DR. 0. F. BUTTERFIELD VETERINARY SURGEON LYELL H. MORRIS ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR Telephone 18 Luce Bidg. LIBERTYVILLE DR. OTTO R. THOMPSON Lelephone 66 DR, J. L. TAYLOR Office in First National Bank Bldg. Hours: 1 to 8:80 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence, Broadway, opposite park Scientific Examination of the Eyes 2@# T m Phone 998 211 Madison St. Waukegan keepers. Three dozen for 25 cents 100 for 50 cents, Peter Petm phone 802--W. 48-- furnished; for four months, Phone 996--W--1. ; 47--4t avenue Saturday a. m., gold watch charm inscribed "B". Return to Revister office. Reward. 47-- 2t Whole or part um Write for particulars. H. Willis Binnie, El-- gin, Illinois. FRED GRABBE Addreas : 928 North Ave. Waukegan, HL Auctioneer Farm and Livestock Sales 108ST AND FOUNDV Professional Services A,veret an# Telephone Waukegan 2588 FOR RENT State Veterinarian 49--tf SUMMER STYLES ARE LOOKED UP Talk of Town Just at This Time of Season, It Is Found By HEDDA HOYT Fashion Editor of the United Press (Written for the United Press) NEW YORK, N. Y.----At present every -- woman ' is turning her thoughts toward the summer even-- There are three silhouettes which will be popular this season for ev-- ening wear.. Firstly, there is the slender, tubular frock which is even. vused in sheer chiffons as well as in heavier materials. These slender chiffon : frocks are usually made over slips of chiffon of a contrast-- ing Or deeper shade and they are often bordered about the hem: with wide bands of marzsbou, ostrich, or with flowers. The bodice of these frocks is usually untrimmed, with simple . rounding neckline: and sleeveless, Frocks of crepe de cthene beaded in selt colored beads also use the straight, tubular sil-- houette this season, KNEW JOHN BROWN, VOTED TWICE FOR ABRAHAM LINCOLN ll.V.Ethrld&Ol.ulotloh Brown, whose "{llum in the grave, is sellin on the streets of &lehlu. % Ethridge stood by the side of notorious anti--slavery leader dur-- ing the bitter days of early Kan-- muamy.sndmbom'z of the finest men ever put breath of life into." He is prond of the fact that he voted twice for Abraham Lincoln. 'The second silhouettée is the bil-- lowy one. with tho skirt trimmed with row afte® row of flounces or layer. after layer of tulle. Soft, pas-- tel shades are invariably used for such frocks, and yellow, rose, ame-- thist and pink are favorite colors. These gowns are particularly at-- tractive for dancing and their sim-- ple, youthful lines make 'them be-- coming to almost everyone. ers of narrow black and white silk lace and the effect.is very lovely. Soft Clinging Gown. *' The third silhouette is the soft ctlinging one which terminates in a full flounce at the hem. The flounce is usually cut on the bias of the material and stretched at the bottom into a frilly edge. Again the flounce may be pleated lace to give the fluffy hem effect, Several models of black georgette or chif-- fon have their flounces trimmed in In the case where narrow lace ruffles form the skirt, one might use rows of lace of different colors. One very lovely model which uses tan georgette has row upon row of yellow. green and brown lace placed upon the skirt with alternating lay-- ince motifs, the lace being narrow and sherred to give fluffiness. The upper portion of these frocks are invariably thular in effect and are «imple as to trim. -- By following any one of these sil-- houettes ome can rot go' wrong in tke selection of the summer even-- ing frock,. Of courre, none but the slender person can attempt to wear the billowy frock with the ruffled skirt, A more mature figure will look far better in the tubular frock, providing of course, that the gar-- wment is cut to eE-e«l rather than reveal the figure, Although many of the straight--lined tubular frocks have no -- beltline whatsoever, 1 would suggest a fold of material placed at a low waistline where the wenarer has a rounded figure, _ The flounce silhagette is decidéed-- ty feminine and alluring and one which many women will undoubted-- ty choose for the dinner or dance frock, When made of lace or of a sheer material, almost any figure will find such a gown»--quite becom-- THE LAKE COUNTY REG M. V. Ethridge. ing, Moy afternoon gowns + of dressier follow <this silhouette adding deeves which have : wide, bias flou beginning at or below the elbod This is very effective in black PARIS, France----A woman with » chignon is about as popular as a man with a yut or his nose--in Paris! | In spite f"pictures in . fashion magazines d& \Parisians with sleek. long hair wn severely back from the forehead and twisted in buns, Greek rolls, chignuns, etc., one coesn't uomlq sort of thing in Par-- is, except on women of mature years who have lorg since lost the gist of the styles, Still in Demand~ Bobbed heads are still very pre-- valent. Glancing over the crowd of gayly gowned women in . the theatres, one can truthfully say that over 50 per cent of the women have short locks The wild,. curled "bob" of last season, however, is seldom seen, Stil By HEDDA HOYT Fashion Editor of the United Press (Written| for the United Press) B(lflafll HAIR IS PARIS FASHION l'u'::an Make--up. White velvet textured faces, car-- mined lips and natural eyebrows are the mode for 1924. By white faces, 1 do not refer to the chalk --like masks often seen on girls in Amer-- ica. for Parisian women prefer a natural creamy sh«de rather than a dead white one. Eccentric yel-- lowish powders of last year are not being used at all. In fact, make-- To Do Your Own Laundry :W When You Can Get It Done WET WASH--20 lbs. for 95¢ and 5¢ per lb. for each additional lb. ' DRY WASH--All flatwork.ironed, bath towels and weargxg' dpparedl' dried flugg, without starch. -- 18 ibs. for $1.80 and 10c per Ib. for each addi-- Call Libertyville 67--R today and tel} us when to call ns Despite Other Since -- Introducged You Can't Afford Launderers, Dry Cleaners & Dyers * LIBERTYYVILLE AND HIGHLAND PARK --__ _ PHONE LIBERTYYVILLE 67--R _ The Reliable Laundry ------ tional Ib. 1 g These are TWO big time and money ' savers ... > > at the Prices We Offer TRY THEM!! NESDAY, JUNE 2%5, 1924 up this season seems to be concen-- trated on the mout}., the lashes and the brows. -- 1 have never seen lips of such 'brilhant coloring or lips that ure made up with such deft-- ness. The making up of the mouth has always been an art with the Parasian. If her mouth is too small she reddened it to the ends with a water proof lip rouge and accen-- tuates the cupid's bow by means of an orange stick, rather than the finger. Large mouths-- are never colored entirely to the ends, though by deepening the quipd's bow they can be made to appear smaller. STUDY OF POLJITICS AIM OF WOMAN'8 CLUB ORGANIZER Mrs. Thornton Lee Brown, Joplin: No bas stamnteed Ldndrods she adopted the plan of the church society or civic club with {:ut suc-- gess. The club members have been studying a progtam of "Morality in Government." Mrs. Thornton Lee Brown. 'Work Haying | Machinery | THE B1G 4 FLOWERS THAT ARE IN BLOOM },l:l.l;l. '2051: OU'l'"TO Y(').U! rnwn PROVE IT TO Y(ilé "& until you have seen S'-I me a c 'OI PfiON! Lmnflvnr;':l . Geraniums Verbinas BERT FINSTAD -- Libertyvi le, Hlinois Deering «« McCormick Mowers Red Salvia Blue Salvia : Heliotrope Boston Fern Asparagus Fern Hardy Phlox Veronica Holly: Pink Seduni Dwarf Seduni Delphiniam Shasta Daisy S TEV ENS 0 N Fort Atkinson Everybody knows this ma-- chine, -- Long terms, Stanchions and Equipment I dare anybody to show me as good stanchion in the world. * FORMERLY THE Ml"(el' BULL MILKER Schanck Hardware Co. | Hanging Baskets--Window Boxes----Vegetable Plants] Libertyville--Area Cement Road model, Long terma, Farmers' Best Equipment FAIRHOLM GARDENS You Will Soon Need Have Them In Stock Growers of Fine Nursery Stock s e den o+ ienss 1 s37 .~C. BURRIDGE & SONS Vinca Vinus Snow of the Mountain Floss Flower China Pinks +« Plant some of these Perennials and -- Loaders CHRISTENSEN BRICK S1LO guarantes We n{':rdgit and founda-- tion. Long terms. -- > <___ ACME | ism SYSTEM Don't ot::*mmw:;ayu can get water by open-- ing a faucet any place on the farm, Long terms, -- -- ILLINOIS ~Pulleys Drummond Phlox Annual Larkspur Snap Dragons Ivy Geraniums Corn Flowers . Sweet Alyssium iife 396) per .dozen,