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Libertyville Independent, 13 Oct 1921, p. 5

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TiffLIBERTYIL INDEPEM)EW[, THURSDAY. (TOBER 13, 1921. ric Plant Fàrms Local and. Personal Short itemis of Especial Interest to Libertyvîlie People 'V EF. e-ckei andi taniiJl, t n:la-t' .uîit ay nigl i othe ltont tf-i ,i t 'li MaM in (ltVckcj Nlrý. E. O Wilsorr ,ri(! n Wtî. t \ Ntl 1 - M i- F Ada lie i peti di,î Mis. Itojit Kiaini , r oc î,an î. a O hiff- n I ', IiL rt ui*-in Lhsrtyville vitti h. : pî- d:!r s. William F-n(J' ý nii.\NI:- '-iit.'.r, 11 * -ýNi,;and N!( 'hrî-, Iapki îP Egeiaie in Ci, 'i, .fltt Mrs. E. L. Sayî.. mari(-ta bu-to' Mc- p. i ý%u tiniait-ý iit 14,oChi Itarker's Superfine Flavor- lui trt., tu Chicago Wednesîtay 'c\-IM.nday. , akrî,,ici- creain and rpuddings. ,jinjtlt itltcittus At ail grocery stores; Mrs. Charles Laycock and i îdcn .iO auto iiSs t. and .axi iitVa N i.andi Mrs.George Reimer rpewn were Waukegan viptor>i Mondla',ait- -I . tpîhont 3o6 M 41 Ht! ast Sunday at the home w tMn and' ernoon. A car uofiDakota poatos 00nw ci-Mrm. Peter Pli-Ian of ast. Park ave. Mine Lilian Kohuoi was the gu" i-'îack in Ltbertyvllle. Te!Iqhone 31(j Mr. andi Mrs. Maurice Proctoi sper- oft rientis and relaIve- in Chicago the o); 14(-11. 41-11' ast Sunday in the Port Hill nelgbboiî tirsi'cof the week. 1 hood with Mca. Proctor's parents, .41 M:. nd rs. ackMain ati M. B. H. Miller and Lyle Morris returo ntiMs.ia.zi Mi, nd Mrs Jak MaonandNIr ýdSunday esening from Chicago aftçcr. er cou than city t, Wllys Light i to the faum 1electric power rge enough for à Smaîl power is run by the tir-cooledAuto- e-generator. 1 se. ibis plant. MOTOR CO. ephome 8G 'VIIF ILL. 16= ay,. id16= ai Mrs. James flaviis ast Sunday vis. attending the Rock River M. E . con iteti at ?hsý L.V. Lui-k home neaÉrForirterence as delegatùs from the Pinl Hill. M. E. ichurcli of Libertyville. I "Tat's-My Bnk" I Young nmen who are customer-friends of this institution point out aur bank m'th more than the usual degree of pride. - We strive constantiy to make this a real banking 'homne" for ail who seek our services-COM- MERCLAL. SAVINGS OR TRUST. The financial affalir of young men are especially interesting tou s. for upon their success depends the futurw' of the- nation. 014fl-n. -.ou ppe cIa iîe ilf etîdlyi-nt' ,- tçsj of. ;Cu. ,f ' ~ te ft:)nr t s-iN '-n a ý~i-crme'- diu"tru-tîî 'c !e! --cu"nîe 'îî u'. Lake County National Bank LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS POTATOES Are Lower WE WILL HAVE A CAR -0F CHOICE GRADED MINNE- SOTA POTATOES ON TRACK ABOUT OCTOBER I 2tIt. Special cash prices at car THESE POIATOES WILL BE EXTRA FANCY, AND iT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO SEE THEM BE- FORE YOI) PUT IN YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY. The Club House e0s Quality Store Phones 24 & 25 LIBERTY VILLE 430 North Milwaukee Ave. DONT LET "COLD" GET THE BEST 0F YOU; Get The Best of C0.9l and Wood Prom us now. Don't wait until you are OUT; that is Poor Management You eau Save a Lot of Coal using ouri Hardwood Chunks. SALT SALE THIS WEEK 2BbI. LIMIT TO ONE CUSTOMER iabertyville' Lumber CÇo. PHONE -47 SPECIAL ON SASH, AU. SIZES. COME CARRY THEM AWAY Ms Veril fie'k'-; .rî0 .- fBoehbm were in W,,ik' -,i iîuti, aff icoconi. Mn- Alfredi N(I,]n ,n,( i-'ught.-r, r' Taft, Texasý. are vIo-inc r 1l'îvs ;n Libertyville. The - 1ev. Fathi; t', ji,i- tuîil. Itastor Of St JoEex)hs'fît rt;aav . (hicago NMontiay. n ,:l i , c l 1 ( h 1î«1 11Ji'!- W :9 7o 'înt-; 's' 1; b h t, No"1-'l'", mnorn Si Ai n(i M t, a.. .l! n We-dn(-sda'.' i -Onc-(; , \a t r goî"-r.Thet a-ex. ac(otrpanîed t,: iMr- Segi-is-ts .Mr- Giac l1,(,w Arthur G. Meyers 'and ti ery anI'tMi -. and Mca. GEAoi c, fot,,' r vit-iic,t Ralph Wehrenberg a-en- in ChicagoMn M. A. Protine. wl;r t-i il ai l'-t-o4nJ';iii-n *.l, i-niai .ski-O A Suntiay lu see the bail gamne bel-a'" t homne OPher son, L. Z. trotîo, -in ch'h 1it- t-i Pitit tattroali îit lJbertyvt]l the Sox anti Cube. t-a>uThurstiay._t.s aktng bis annuaitvi ra-tInanti a-tti, hi- amîts .- r ,iilng :;li Mr. anti Ms. W. I. Coltin. motoietI We now have a ca. ioh; 'b, une-Ftýljin Wia-unin. Laiteite i-rWtt]sit hi- tu, Aurora Sunday. Tey rt».arned talioi n truck in LitýIi-it'.îi Tht-; inoîber, Mn- M. f am n rnî -tl . home Montiay.' -1Mcs haviis ut Syca-Itnicei- s right. Cali a' ( orltts iî oi- O0 1 eand. Cisc-ct 11 mor-e accompanieti themIo 1 Liberty for partîculars. Phont 140 R or 340 ville. 41 i Mr. anti Mns. Dyon Colby spi-ni !as( Arthr G Fosit, ofChiagowas MissAdaMeyr sent ednsda inSuntiay in Waukegan ai the home t,]l Arîur . osaci t hîcgo -a Mis da eye sa-n Weintia ~their tiaughter. Mlis. T. A. Smpsooý here Wetinestiay attending le business (hicago with ber si-ter. Miss Hannab I aho gave a dinner p'art yin bonor ci matters. in connectton with the pur- Meyer, who je In St. Lukes bospital Mrs. Coîbys 7th birthday annivetsary hase of ta-o oltE near Channel Lake suffeing fro rnseveii- buros received whicb occurreti Montiay. Oct. 10. Mrs. f rom Attorney Paul Macuffin. a-en a bottle of ammonta overturneti -Colby receîveti ntuercus hlet-nrs Mon Th Pr -ri-. eahrs Ascitinanti sllasbeti in hi-r i-yeis. day congratulati ,ng hi-r on reacbing Ilii, a-il! bave a meeting Pcliay afternoon. Mr. andti Mrs. Walt(i, iocsoi-r andti Im-te score andti tn mark. Ott. 14, ai 3 o'clock, ait the Liberîy iaugb.er. Hellen. and-ot cn.Harr3 il,' viii.- gramniar school Thins is the fins'Mloki-na. Ili., spent the- wt--k ent i h - Snowîs Auto Livery-Taxi Ser-1 1 iic.nn'-tn u b ya n i o-uMr. Cootli i îr*-otF, M r, Hilvice. Phone Libertyville 306-M. t'l'-, lIait întcrc.sîcrîail,' -11s -orgi- H. Ct,,l,ý;t- 1 I.- ùuonti '6n(! ttiti ura ntd srt',l,kinc - , i- ,,Ge rge H.' J! - 1; andt i t .ttk.oa4 M-'t' - ' i -%, tir t itt' ' 5 r -è P il - TL- 1, i u,1C i: r j' o.' i t' :'t jj tii t - I l ' it t- illîu-it- andti - jf t ' r n -lt,' tfo , i t- - tir Oenfi Tf - i-n" 1otktIl.ttiutrro tsîî i -,Mf, 'ttks We Have a Car of Fancy DAKOTA POTATOES Now on track in Libertyville at about last year prices. Caish at the Car LIBERTY VILLE -A. J. Faulkner E. H. Coriett Phone I40ýR Phone 340 Fail ClenI Ita ail right to sing about the leaves that fai in the fali, tra, la, and the harvest moon and all the autumnai arti8try, but other. things to remember. you've Don't forget that WilIie is getting ready for the three R'S and Mother i. hauling down the living room haniginga and Pop is looking quizicaliy at that 1919 double breasted. ln ather worda. when Mother Earth make8 her zodiacal dip into Libra there is a lot of cleaning ta be done. We are ready' ta do the cleaning of your entire wardrobé, your drapes. ruga, and fumishings. We can dye'your oid garments and maire repairs that will maire your aider garments last -a great deal longer. Remember to call H-ighland Park 178--1 79 or Libertyville 67-R when you are reaciy for us to cal]. THE RELIÂBLIE LÂUNDRY, Highland Park & Libertyville Launderers, Dry Cleaners and Dyers, 'iihadPark Phone 178-179 Libertyville Phone 67-R A -r the go. ous A "t,- cores J ..i-ýse thre c.-ys lime ( nappitfess if you aval! youçself of the comrades-hip of the f fiowers. .....rnkft. 1 fSpecieal Show .T [HE Auditorium Theater Liberty ville MONDAY OCT. 171n Benefit for The Sisters of Mercy Diamond Jubilee Campaingn Fund TOM MOORE IN "GOING SOME" ALSO FIRST CLASS COMEDY Usual prices Two Shows. iiccsçWithin Your Reach, -o' r-a ad o, i - - -oward a 5 (iirtd goal. Mîto'-, .' ct'o iTn and 01'h- po'.ssssion of a fair aflXouft -t ,n ,nd *o bttc titred. You can ac-umulaie $1t000 rery -at by iraki»g payments ot7 frni $696 eîVh montb on a $],()Of) ANIERICAN BANKEfl PAR'rIAL PAYMIENT BONI'P When ai] payments have been compii-ir-d. wt wail] relc-mibith bond toi- $1 000 cash. Tin -f bond"* are notlilke ottiteit -cur ii(-s i.siu.-d by busaeW. u:nr-rns on whic-hlther(- ;rbounti to hi-sorr.îik, They.axa -s uc';i ti-, us î'fiui tndtvidual res'-"cnsbitîîý s a bank. and thé ment-t I-aid j.. -i-eure ber(-ase under tht îprotection of the bank- inx tia-s. Ton- paymi-nîs are ýo ,-malt that therç- is littlE or no chanCe ot ycui failing in yvour ambition to have $1,0()o if you are realiy 'n carnest in your tiiterminalton. Visil our bank tbaay and al Ibis Iiter over wilh us, or Write for bookie. Est.b;îshed 1858 Philip Jaeger As saeuttlserndUHot - .Mtitun, \ eal, Poultry, Hidge. jetc loBtean gs General promp*vrspmit emd. Thilalle ,ldest bouse 0on thesstreet. Tm aod pri flsî$ furnlabed on &»e Commission ýiiin-clditrePd ý Stalle 1iand S. M erchant Fto CH 1CAGO, ILL. Have Your -Coal Delivered Now. This is the time to have your winter Coal put in, the celiar, while the wea- ther is good, making han- dling easy. THE PRICE WILL NOT Bi LOWER THIS SEASON We are ready to Serve you.. New Fait Dress Fabrics Broadcloth, Serge, Ottoma Pop- lin; also Plaids and Striped Nov- elties. Very unusual values in Black Taffeta SiIk $2. OO per Yard, Good .Assortment of Percales, Ginghams' and Chambrays. W.'W. CARROLL &'SONS' COMPANY- Phone 29 Libertyville, 111. ,>, 1

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