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j 47 e C pw'thn.i:' used -- in it .~-- certain paints and wood ~It L js also used in the pottery, glass and Various Counties of State to Be Represented in Exhibits in 'Many residents of the state at the Products Exposition to be held in Chicago soon will revise their ideas of geography and wonder why they have sung feelingly' about. "Way Down South in 'Old Kentucky" when most of Kentucky lies North of :Southern Illinois counties. _ And those who yearn for the "South-- vote in Illinois and still be South of where the two storied Dixie¢ rivers, the Cumberland and :'bo m.uo: em into the Ohio, care 'c?.},' Illinois ct'mm the JIntitude of Boston to that of Rich-- mond, Va. --* 4 Revelation of the State's mineral resources alone would be sufficient to jam an exposition with'hwut.! !:;.'hu than 26 items are in the Fluorspar to most persons is just a word. That Hardin County, IIL., produces ninety per cent of the flu-- orspar mined in the United States means nothing in their lives. That is----they think it doesn't. Other Exhibits. _ _ At the Illinois Products Exposi-- tion they will discover, that fluor-- spar is a beautiful, glass--like min-- I 'that changes hues and under 'colors of the rainbow; that it breaks up only in cubes, however small, and that when reduced to powder it land's" soft sun may continue / It may interest the daring work-- man, riding an' eye--beam 400 feet above the Loop to know that he wouldn't be there--nor would the and mules dowh in Hardin county Auorspar is essential in steel--mak-- Housewives to whom the mineral tripoli is a daily servant will make Alexander <and Union-- counties yield ~more 'than 'half the United States production of tripoli»~~ A large part of the world comes to TMincis for its glass sand, for the reason that Illinois sand makes the finest glass. This state produces one--third of the American supply. _ * ~Among other things to be léarn« ufi.h'o:flonmug :.FM Hilinocis for ~one year are worth: more than all the that ever came' out _of the q ; that Iilinois is a healthy a home--loving state, a level state, a beautiful state and a rich than any other state. The territory within a radius of 150 milés of Chi-- eago in the greatest electric power pool in the world. Chicago and other Hlinois cities are world leaders in so nany activities that their Institutions and business concerns with a combined capitalitation run-- ning into billlons of dollars are participating in the effort to pre-- sent the story of Hlincis to -- the world in entertaining fashiop. APPEAL ORDER IS TAKEN OUT Zion City, <~policemen who-- were tharged cwith beating up> , Martin Reusch and Miss Margaret Fletch-- er: when theformetr was alleged to have been smoking, took out orders for an appeal to the Appel-- Inte 'eourt in both of their cases. And that will be the Illincis Pro-- ducts Exposition--the first, for itAs to be an annual affair. ,--T L it cst (s I . " undie Toh Jary. in the fooal Cir-- euit court and had been ordered 4s pay damages of $250 to both There is more railroad mileage Do You Want to Bay, _or Hire? Give Oor Want Ads h-%. Over Reusch and Miss Fletcher Judge (Earl D. Reynol Judge (Earl D. Reynolds, who heard motions for a new trial in the: m;:hdd the verdict of €250 's case, but'reduced the amount in Miss '& suit to $100. y<> The two Gallagher brothers of BF INSURANCE Libertyville -- IHlinois . A. Grandy Phone 217--M in i Ipouis . Yefsky, , Chice®o} / ~"O0. -- Arthor Hanson, Milwaukee; Eliz-- abeth Rosso, Milwaukee. mss Jule H. Lacher, Milwaukee; Rose ('mmon, Milwaukee. > Anthony B. Day, St. Lodis; Mary Wyles, Highland Park. Gustay Otto, Kenosha: Fleanor Havubrich, Kenosha. ' ' John P. Wrasse, Milwaukes; Lor-- aine Sueffow, Milwaukee. -- George . Herman, _ Milwaukee; l*'lg'meed l:;:f. West Bend, Wis. ant meX, H.;)uuk«; Pearl Artka, Milwaukee. * + ~ Hjalmar . Johnson, . Kaukauna, Wis.; Eva: Martelle, Green Bay, Wis. 5 ) Rey Krueger, Milwaukee; Helen Neuman, Milwaukee. James _ Hushour, Waukegan; F\'th !~. Hall, Waukegan, f August _ Gentilini, -- Highwood; Cesarine Zanotti, Highwood.. _ -- _ . James P. Kirn, Waukegan; Gert-- John Wurm, New Eim, Minn.; Anna Goettch, Echo, Minn. : Edward -- Hempel, Milwaukee; Margaret Nelson, Milwaukee. ;;r Bena, Milwaukee; Emily Muzia ilwaukee. \ Harvey Beineau, Evanston; Gi-- sella Carmignian, Evanston. Charles: A. Busch, Joliet, IIL; Esther Stevens, Joliet. _ ... --' Walter Stang, Libertyville; Vera Porteous, . Libertyville. . _ Laverne Maungey, Chicago; Ma-- . James Fletcher, Waukegan; Le-- avenue, Highland 1 Robert --J. --Pollock, 2614 -- Edina Boulevard, Zion. Felix Rayunas, 636, Eighth st; -- Age Solke Tromp, 230 m.' ~--~Josef --~Seeler, Sherman -- avenue. 4& Bertram Raymond,< 612~" ~Griffith Albert --F. &."bqtfim Bay 'll_-::z-nwm av-- Rickget Novah 907 May oo« _ Frank ] ik, 1100 Prescott st., | Xhienago. _ 7. ---- & 'mh Enoch av-- Adam Demo, West Washington st. -- John H. Mh'gx' 2#01, An-- Jackson street. Juckson streete .. .A~< > _ -- ond street; North Chitago. e John Luoma, 534 Cummings ave. Lo HU® ol Loh MARRIAGE LICENSES m &, 807 McAlister av Mm Bouth .':m:e Beauty and brains. Julins Skokowski, 536 May street. Mary Ella Kinnear, 7113 Emmaus ire a healthy body. m';'.!fld feeling" is a foe to good looks; M men-- m work ; 113 tss ny MATURE CORN _ £00D SIL ABE URBANA, "I., Sept. 28.--Even if much of this year's corm crop does fail 'to --mature before frosts come, 4t will make silage with goor keepipg qualities mdlflfi*flfa} ding value, .provided 'the ""r%@ well : developed,. according© to Dr, W.. F.: Nevens, assistant chief ,ot14 duiry cattle feeding at the CoHege of Agriculture, University . of Illi-- nois. -- Many farmers with delayed ¢orn thit is in-- danger of | frost bitten are worried for it will make inferior sih j up beforeé it is completely but the results :<of exp made at the experiment here show --that for alarm on this which were brought up from the}| the experiment© station last . year. silage made from v grown for grain in The late ¥grietios 4 made eorn that in many. P ...% the type that m erop in the cornbelt 1 this year. They developed ears but failed-- to matu _ However, the silage made Lrom the corn of these late warieties was high grade and had: od keep-- ing qualities. There was no very marked -- difference in 'he feeding value of it and the feeding value of the silage made from 'the Reid's rmers Worrying Lest Their Crons Be Taken |' j8~s Time Is t Uar :.:' * * _ 1 The results whicii_fi}%!"' itained© in a feeding trial with Jozef Halus, 89 Thxmfl "DR. M. ARONSTAM: «C M THE LAKE L In Feeding Trial P t . 2NR it on B LE C w roPT . . c clcl. SE t WAUKEGAT flgu' BE "IN. LI _ E AT THE _ Puntarich, 626 Tenth st., Look at the above illustrations shgw-- h_hwfiebewmflismfi to suit the temperament of the cow. wiiflfilfihfie greatest production of milk in the short«st time. > W*M on the Pulss» Pm assures an absolutely uniform from late New Castle Hotel "to De. s t i0 2000c hier "of| should be "haft... | quickly" as | anck Hardware Co. in -- m W 10 -- | _ it .. \ Corn -- can »~ . frosted mm e o . 6 -- M make good silage, AIf . * din. cinles -- ut : mtuns: / *% f,a'l-v.*_""'." silage "\flhfl"" : O# ow-- r"»'f_' ;tg# Rhode, R u:":" sifyal C i of the 0 lege _ 4 uk .h un ¥ en but in showin :: chat. Eben dalnye eorn crop need not prevent, W ers> and the -- ugual h* gilo . ":'p' mas s ",-" es to see TB io 'Anniurh v x esns * enough . ater in it, that 1 % air tight and that th t COrK: e PA le 1e corn: 'Aut and well pac m wm'fi o . s mt ed, h .lald. :pf it is lef ; in the old 'te lng : hug!. C i niaals i ths 1. g after tho AEOME fi'fl :,;\rfim will be blown 0 umt 1 2sa « the feeding ra fi"fifi'%fihw 4 > dag) it.'\ In making silag . from A ted" corn, special . fare : should E: + Nee RARE OAE OFFICER NOW -- _: _ * _ RECOVERING who attempted to take his life on Satiuirday, was somewhat improved and that he will probably recover. ;;u' ) petty officer slashed his throat f it ',: i easor blade while in the brig Farm and Livestock Sales Offic at Great ; ¥ station ; con(iifitq'l'j NE 39 FTelephone Waukegan 2588 FR dene in it, "v'tiv -. '* w; that thfl"'g:fl'"'! Bd Rad o ts : 3 e S ne Mn C t' 5 + id kfir s 'ever, . to the 0 for self--adjusting teat--cups fit somfortably over any size of teat; pulsator is close to m-yu'uoffls"l"'"'i'd"'" the udder to assure vigorous milking, %M*hflndn cows have become : accustomed to during hand milking -- We will gladly tell you more about "The Better Way of Milking." Monday Eve, SEPT 29TH PRESENTS The following Radio Stars -- In Person -- JERRY SULLIVAN (Calumet. . Baki and Rainbow HARMONY GIRLS Seven Kings of Syn-- LANGDON BROS. (kYw) _ _ BOBBY_ COUGLE (Elgin) _/ AAll ~Stationa) -- !% --, én exact reproduction of in full operation 28¥ +. 3 FRINT GEORGE Three Melodians (KYW) . HARRY GEISE -- and Rainbow (Edgewater Beach) 8:15 p., m. ADMISSION , ILL. EV EN FOR SALE--Potatoes at $1.16. per bushel on track, Car on track at Area about Wednesday September FOR SALE ---- Low pressure. steam boiler. Good as new. Suitable for heating six 'or seven rooms. Boil-- ~er can be used for either steam or FOR SALE -- Dandy little chicken farm just outside Libertyville limits. Fine shade and fruit trees. M'lmwmfi' ments. A snap if quick, See A. R. Schnaebele, Libertyville. FOR SALE-- --Hocking <Valley silo FOR SALE -- Base burner heater. Good as new. Phone 862--J. 71. FOR SALE--Ford Coupe. 1921 mod-- e en --. > 73-- 6t FOR modern six room [ W YE -- * w°n1'm TO BUY--OId4 fashloned ~Walnut desk. Lynn W. Beman, 171 Lineoin Avenue, Libertyvilie. T1--6tpd FOR SALE--A new _ Ford . coupe --'driven less than 1000 miles. Will "monsider Ford sedan in exchange. '{j. C. Dorfler, Area, Phone $18J FOR SALE----Ford Coupe. 1923. Me-- chanically perfect. -- Boyle valves. accessories, interior in fite con-- FOR SALE--Cook book of the fav-- _orite receipts of Libertyville We man's Club. Price $100. Lovell FPOR RENT--At Diamond Lake--2 houses suitable for: winter occu-- FOR RENT--Large front bed room. -- Phone 111--R 71--6t. FOR RENT----Will rent 'my home -- furnished for limited time. 184 Maple Ave. Phone 336--M. J. R. orders to W. E. Volkman, Phone 999.R -- 18--2t. hot water heating. Ninety feet of radiation.. Hafeman's Dairy, Ph. 94. Libertyyille, HL-- 12--2t If you want to buy anything, or if. you have something « to sei, rent or exchange, or if you want help, make it known through these columns. . You wil} get regults. ' _' There is no way you can reach as many 'people in Lake county vbnw.»'dflmd"um:bhamtulflfl"!flflh your wants known here. A trial will convince you. Minimum charge, Tiller > in ~ first --class condition. Pure bred Scotch Collie pups, Ber-- geron Stock Farm, Lake Street. 2 miles west of Libertyville. Phone el. good condition. ~ Also kitchen stove with three burner gas at-- absarbers, vims, $40 for quick sale. Inquire of Henry nished. Phone 621--R--2. Lioyd C. dition.. Phobe 310--K. Drug Company or MISCELLANEOUS Telephones: Residence 165@J Libertyville Cement Block Works FOR SALE Classified Ads The Best in Laundry Work Dry Cleaning and _ Pressing CEMENT BLOCKS OF ANY KIND SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED ON SHORT NOTICE The Reliable Laundry Launderers, Dry Cleaners & Dyers ® PHONE LIBERTYYVILLE o7--R charge, 25¢. > _ _ 6 insertions for $1./* Rates : be per line per insertion, 123 EAST COOK AVE Next to Franzen Lumber T3 6t wmlnl n?mn Uy: g'ndh A WaJ- wagon in Lake County. No j zi:f.'w in' 1856. ° 72--4t. JERSEY BULLS--Ready for service tunity, -- Give full parti¢culars and wages desired. Address application, "CG" eare Lake County Register. 63--tt high school education for all around work. ~Permanent and good oppor-- WANTED--Wil l HOUSES AND LOTS--Bought and sold. -- Loans made. Insurance. LOST--String of pearls on Sunday DR. J. L. TAYLOR Office in First National Bank Bldg. Hours: 1 to $:30 and 7 to 8 p. m Residence, Broadway, opposite park DR. OTTO R. THOMPSON Auiviges Ni OeA cluent's is 0 SOmerte n sA Highland Pz*. Mlinois. . Ti--4t er return to Register office ar*t DWIGHT EDRUS COOK LYELL H.. MORRIS ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR 108T AND FOUNV Professional Services Will Erect You A House CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Libertyrille 145--R or kind of building ML'*J material by contract, so you may know just what entire cost will be before TEACHEK OF YOCAL R. L. Gonsalves 67 . LIBERTYYILLE Works 415 ~AT-- y w 346