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(» Morris and Joel Chandler saw "Abie's Irish Rose" at the Orpheum Theatre in Waukegan on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rusell and children visited Lake Forest rela-- tives Sunday. _ _ _ _ Mrs. W. 0. Bell and little son are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Shaddle for a time. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lyons returned home Friday from a weeks stay in Hot Springs, Arkansas. A number of friends surprised Luther Small in honor of his birth-- day on Saturday evening. The eve-- ning was very agreably spent play-- ing bunco after which refreshments were served. -- Mr. and Mrs. Vesely of Diamond Lake entertained a number of rela-- tives from. Chicago over the week end. E. H. Bluhm and his brother Frank Bluhm motored to Laporte, Indiana on Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Will Vickery on Friday afternoon of this week. Mrs. F. M. Harding will be assistant host-- ess. Mrs. H. C. Meyer, Mrs. Paul Rouse and children David and Dor-- cthy, Adoliph and>Henry Meyer mo-- tored to Chicago on Thursday and visited at the home of Mrs. Poz-- ockes. Mr. and Mrs. Bruschki of Dia-- mond Lake entertained their daugh-- ter from Chicago over the week end. Aynslsy Ross has been confined to his home for several days on ac-- count of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hutchings were Waukegan visitors Saturday evening. -- On last Saturday evening the wo-- man's bowling teams with Mrs. J. C. Dorfler as captain played the de-- ciding game against the Waukegan team and won by' 196 pins. This game was played at the Mundelein alleys. PAGE TWO Jcel Chandler was a Chicago visi-- tor on Thursday. Mrs. Gus Metznier and Mrs. Frank Ferwick were Waukegan shoppers on Friday. ~*® * of the first prize, Mrs. H. J. Swan the second and Mrs. A. L. Dorfler the consolation prize. -- James Scott is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gross of Chicago were +entertained at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gross on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stranger and little daughter of Highland Park called on Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mc-- Bride and family Sunday. . Mrs. Wm. Ray entertained the five hundred club at her home on Thursday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Myron R. Wells was the winner Plain and Orpamental plastering. MUNDELEIN Robert R. Dawson 8. L TRIPP LUMBER COMPANY Phone 287 MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS _ .PHONE 103 Yards at Mundelein, Prairie View and Gilmer )1) M Quite a few people from this vi-- cinity attended the funeral of Mr. Henry Voltman of Libertyville last Thursday. -- ~-- +CR Hub Ullrich was a Chicago visitor on Thursday of last week. Mr. Henry Reinecke moved to Barington Monday where he will make his future home after having sold his farm. + > Mrs. H. C. Fayne spent the week end in Chicago with her daughter Miss Avis Payne and Mrs. Anna Collen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Druba of Waukegan were Sunday visitors at the W. D. Porteous home. BOWLING With the end of the schedule rap-- idly nearing, the teams in the Twin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landohl of Chicag> spent Sunday at the F. L. Schumacher home. * The highest bowlers for the month of February were Louis Knigge and Elmer Schwerman with a tie score of 198 pins and Lydia Schwerman with 129 pins. Misses Vivian and Violet Umb-- denstock spent Saturday afternoon with Marion Schwerman. f Don't fail to see the shows by Liibertyville post 329 American Le-- gion at the Auditorium theatre, Libertyville, week of March 7 to 12 inclusive. Thursday and Friday, March 11 and 12, picture of the Lost Batallion. Tickets at Watson's Drug Store. Miss Louise Schwoerman of Chi-- cago visited at her home here Sun-- day. Miss Mildred Umbdenstock of De-- Kalb spent the week end at her home here. City league are making desperate fights to hold their places and if possible scramble a little higher in the standings. * Caroll Porteous has accepted a po-- sition as bookkeeper for the W. F. Franzen Lumber company of Liber-- tyville. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young and family of Lake Zurich were enter-- tained at the W. F. Meyer home Sunday. Mr. Carl and Herbert Schwerman motored to Crystal Lake Sunday afternoon and called on Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hitzemann: Mr. Henry Kane our elevator man is back on the job again this week after being at home last week on account of illness. _ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hendbe were Grayslake visitors on Sunday. The Diamond Lake Cemetery As-- sociation will meet with Mrs. Caro-- line Mitchell on Thursday afternoon March 4. ~-- Mr. Martin Holland | has moved into his house here in town after having so'd his farm. Mr. and Mrs. Will Schultz have moved into the house 'at Fairfield formerly cecupied by the teachers of the Parochial school. Bluhm took Ives and his candy CITIZENS BANK BUILDING WEDNESDAY SATURDAY GEORGE A. JONES Regular Hours 9:00 -- 12:00 A. M. 1:00 -- 6:00 P. M. Phone 287--W Dolph. The scores: W. Meyer ... Allanson ... Henning .. Dietz Avg. Dolph ... McBride . Murrie .. Bluhm .. Tegtmeyer R. Dorfler ... Snyder ...\ S CCEFK ...». sns Melendy ... Franzen ... R. Wells _ H. Wells . J. Dorfler .. Johnson _ boys into camp for two games, Melendy won two from Wilkening, Swan copped two from Dougherty and Joe Dorfler did the same for Swan ... Pfannenstill Hook , ... Dasher ... Suydam .. Yahnke ... Seiler ... A. Dorfler ... Dougherty ©._...... Muhike ... Ives ... Triggs ... McCormick ... Wright ... Krumrey Avg Lill _........~.......... R. Richardson E. Richardson Zersen ... Ullrich Totals Totals Totals Totals Dorfler ... 223 169 180--572| Amundsen, with --Ellsworth, an hnson ... 192 188 186--566 ! American companion, and a crew of armectnns. snimegr'ghremuer | three Norwegians and one German, Totals ... 866 853 852 2571 took off in two planes from King's smmmmmmmemijmmineiicrininriomenmmmsues lBay, near Spitzbergen, on May 21, Read the Classified ads--now. 1925, and headed the nose of their Totals Totals Totals _ 872 watataah ta~** Dougherty sw *A74 > L ue $UB .1 ce A@GH L e -- : h : _ 216 1 Wilkening Melendy _ 815 Dorfler .. 159 _ 144 _ 870 Swan 147 171 Ives 158 133 184 138 184 832 801 152 145 164 198 218 170 177 173 169 156 174 176 156 171 158 185 178 170 174 197 FREE' During This Special March Sale We Will Give °e Away One 24--Piece Royal Mazarine Tea Set With the Sale of a Washer, Dryer or Ironer. | Why Wait? This is an Exceptional Offer. Order Your New Washer From Us Now and Get This Handsome Set FREE. 191 184 171 "69 152 173 143 197 167 164 146 184 195 188 161 143 146 157 128 146 195 145 167 134 132 174 Frew 108 176 121 178 174 159 158 11J North Shore Gas Company * 163--482 216--531 158--424 178--455 187--57 804 2444 168--504 159--475 212--585 190--556 144--505 827 2477 822 2392 873 2625 172--476 | 131--430 | 157--470 | 165--537 | 179--528 | 902 2469 895 180--530 157--547 133--481 173--457 184--552 155--499 1 M g ie 168--470 123--366 178--528 159--493 177--456 181--509 174--522 176--493 176--486 152--454 180--572 159 2423 --Laundry uipment Sale! THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1926 | _ Roald Amundsen, on December 14, | 1911, gained the coveted distinction | of being the first to reach the South (Pole. Five weeks later Scott, who 'had raced with Amundsen for the ihonorx, reached the pole, but death overcame hin and members of his 'party on the return journey. With ! exhaustion fast overcoming them, they pitched their tent within eleven ;miles of one of their depots and there, sometime later, the bodies were found, with Scott's hercic mes-- PICTURE LOG OF POLAR f FLIGHT GIVEN TO WORLD Too often these expeditions have ended in failure and it has been left to the drifting snow to raise a mon-- ument of white to the herves who gave up 'their lives in the land of the midnight sun. In 1893 Nansen planned to drift across the°polar regions in a ship of powerful construction. When his craft was stuck in the ice Nansen and a companion set out on foot an:l got to within 225 miles of the North Pole. . The Duke of Abruzzi attempted in 1900 to reach the North Pol& and came within 206 miles of the goal!. While the arctic polar region lies in a great buin,}he antarctic pol-- ar region is a plateau surrounded by an ocean. Captain Jimes Cook set cut in 1728 to explore this region. Kilkes in 1840 discovered the antarc-- tic continent. Sir James Ross in 1841 made further discoveries in the far south, including Victoria Land. Scott and Shackleton made explora-- tions in the early 20th century. Shackleton discovered the South Magnetic Pole. ® Since Henry Hudson perished amid the ice and snow of North America in, an atempt to find 2 northwest passage to India, many thrilling chapters ahve been writ-- ten of man's atempt to conquer the polar regions. > Unsuccessful attempts to find a northwest passage to India were ma:ile by Sir John Ross, by Pery, "The Champion of the North," and others In 1841 Sir oJjn Franklin maae a final effort to find that ighway of dreams, and skeleton after skeleton told the tale of his party's fate. > . -- reeley, an American, explored the coast of Greenland in 1881. The prize o tthree centuries of he-- roic 'striving was finally won by Peary, who 'planted the American flag at the north pole on April 6, PHONE WAUKEGAN 37. MARCH--1926 The Use of Thor Washers in America's Best Homes is a Tribute to Thor Quality. Thor Has Made a Million Better Homes, it Banishes Wash Day Dis-- comforts--For the Clothes Are on the Line at Ten and Wash Day is Over. It is Promoting Health by Sav-- ing Labor and by Doing the Laundry Under Sanitary Home Conditions. The Thor is Shaft Driven, Like an Automobile. It Uses No Belt. It is Built to Last a Lifetime. Thor Washes With the Process Used by Dry Cleaners, Because it Cleans Perfectly With No Wear. ; craft toward the North Pole, a dis-- tance of 600 miles. . The attention of the entire world was focused on this daring attempt to reach this much--coveted, goal by plane. It was expected that an eight--hour flight would bring the planes in the vicinity of the pole. It was agreed that when the fuel supply was half gone, the planes should land, as it was believed as much fuel would be needed for the return journey as for the first hop. The planes landed and upon taking bearings were found to be a little over one hundred miles from the Pole. 'They had been carried west of their course and precicus petrol had been used which was necessary to carry them to their objective. For 24 days after these daring ad-- venturers had sailed into the white desert their fate was unknown to the world. Few persons other than scientists believed that the little party had survived the rigors of the arctic and teh danger of a fatal mis-- hap to the planes. What a surprise it was when the party came sailing into the harbor at Spitzbergen on a little sealing boat which had picked them up near King's Bay, where the cne plane on which the entire crew made the re-- turn journey had been forced down. The world rejoiced. -- The little band of intrepid explorers was greeted as it they were conquering emperors rturning from the wars. Warships hundreds of water craft and thous-- ands of people in Norway paid tribute to them. * The equipment carried on this ex-- pedition was necessarily very lim-- ited, but room was found for a mo-- tion picture camera and a pictorial log of the journey was recorded. This precarious can of film --was brought back safely on the return journey and now motion picture au-- viences the world over are permit-- ted to 'see on the screen the screen the awe--inspiring story of this epic of th polar regions. "Well," replied the householder, I am moving today and my lease 'says I must leave the premises here in exactly the came condition in which I founi them."--The Thrift Maga-- zine. "Send. me 30,000 cockroaches at once." _ -- ' . _ Only Fatal Doct:r (to Atchison Dinge) -- "What did your father die of ?" Dinge----"Ah dont' know, boss, but it> wasnt' nothin 'serious."--Ayer's Almanac. A Philadelphia man called up a bird store the other day and said: "What in heavens' name do you want with 30.000 cockroaches?" As i Mr. and Mrs. Almond\Thurwell | were the victims of a pl nt sur-- | prise party. Cards furnishedk the | entertainment for the evening. e iguesbs furnished dainty refresh-- | ments with which to complete th | evening's enjoyment. Mrs. Robert Bonner is slowly re-- covering from a recent attack ¢f pneumonia. 6 Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Walthers of Waukegan visited on last Sunday at the home of the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lobdell. Harold Odell visited over Sunday with friends in Chicago. Mrs. C. B. Edwards pleasantly entertained a number of her friends on Tuesday afternoon. Bertha Doolittle, Rena Parker, John Kerry and Elmer Rich are en-- joying a weeks vacation in their several homes from school duties at De Kalb. Mike Geier and family moved to the house recently vacated by the J. E. Wagner family on last Satur-- day. On last Sunday morning at the M. E. church Edward Bixler gave a very interesting aupvda' structive re-- port of the lectures Held at Hotel LaSalle, Chicago upon the topic "Religion Through Mukic and Art," ty Augustine Smith of Bugston, Mass. Mrs. Clifford Frazier entertained tfie ladies card club on last Thurs-- cay evening. Mrs. Chris Thompson received the first prize and Merub Neville the consolation prize. Mrs. Bertha Hook will be hostess to the club on this week Thursday even-- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Crosby of Waukegan visited from Friday till Monday at the E. B. Harris home. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Thompson and daughter Edithe visited the latter's brother Ben Snyder and family at Libertyville Sunday. ® Word was received by relatives of 3. F. Hendee of Moline, I!l., the first of the week that his condition still remains very grave. j Mrs. Henry Cable a niece of Mrs. Hendee holds herself in readiness to go to their assistance should she be neecded. MUNDELEIN, ILL. 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