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_ ---- wille men. They'll--stand up all day & and argue in favor of a certain * church and then never go inside it. iX _ E LAND VALUES IN LAKE COUNTY f If any official proof that Lake county is _developing _ residentially and industrially is needed, one has only to refer ____ to the figures recently released by the Board of Review, which _ has just completed its work under direction of Chairman . & Ray Paddock. £« ; _____---- Che Hake County Regtater ~ ing counties, Kane, Du Page, Will, and Lake. Inasmuch as Lake county is located along the north shore, between the cities of Milwaukee and Chicago, it naturally receives many of the migrating crowd. In the past, Cook county has been able to hold the population, but with the ever intreasing growth of the metropolitan area, the lines of community development are sbeing flung farther and farther. This county is just starting to absorb them now and as a result its realty value is going up. Pres. Coolidge says business is on the up--grade. Yes, we've still got a lot of steep prices. . _ In its report, the board states that real estate values in this county have shown an increase of $1,755,630 in the past year. In 1925 the value was $35,004,400, while this year the total is $36,760,030. 3 3 Lake county is rapidly becoming a popular residential section. When the crowded masses of Chicago and Cook eounty look for more breathing space, they spread to adjoin-- The road construction program has done much to open up the unsettled. parts of the county. With concrete roads penetrating to almost every hamlet and the spreading electric lines touching the most important places, this part of the state 1 These words may not mean a thing, but the cold figures do--$1,755,630 increase in one year. s This plain statement of fact follows interviews with heads of Waukegan banks who are devoting every effort to protect depositors and the business interests .of the city against calarpity that 'otherwise would follow in the wake of the Security's difficulties. Elephants are szaid to live 300 years. Maybe that's because they never try to reduce their weight. Many of the men now living here will see the day when L county is as much a part of the metropolitan sect?n Evanston is now. & ~*I ject to dodging autos if it wasn't for the dirty look he gets from the driv-- a drug he says will abolish sleep. A new baby will do the same thing. jail on a diet of bread and water. We'on t: suppose the bread is to help get the have. Local bankers are "standing by" with a determination there whall result no permanent hurt to Waukegan through failure of the Security Savings Bank and that embarrassment to patrons of that bank shall be minimized to the last possible Perhaps before and surely by the last of this week the other banks will be able to so straighten out affairs of the de-- funct Security bank that an announcement will be possible assuring immediate payment in full to all small depositors and around 80 per cent to those having larger deposits, and the balance to such larger depositors> when final liquidation is accomplished. s F ~ Jt is anticipated there will be no loss sustained by small depositors and little, if any, by the larger depositors. The stock-- holders of the rity bank.will bear the brunt of the burden and it will be mfor them. j some time now and yet it will be ing as they do just after a war. several weeks before all necks and * ears are clean. © Different people have different wor-- *# *# O# ries. Some of us are now wor-- If some folks succeeded in making rying over where to get the down-- something out of themselves they payment on a winter overcoat. fllmuh.w"' ® *' * 2 * * *# 5 hnovdo;itunothuflnmth -- Every dollar a man borrows is a is raising bumper cotton at step toward the ill will of'ifilfllle'hfltbymnolong:::ak- friends. ing stockings out of it _ If another year industrial, school and educational interests eombine with the merchants and farmers we will have a prom-- ising nucleus around which to build a great North Shore Ex-- position and Fair,:which is really the ultimate aim of the pro-- moters sponsoring the local exposition. These men visualize a permanent site and suitable buildings somewhere in the vicinity of Waulegan, perhaps on property not utilized by the govern-- ment at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. At least that is a hope not improbable of materialization. _ _Combined agricultural, industrial, mercantile, educational. civic and social interests of Lake county could assure a week's exposition and program of entertainment that would easily excel anything of the nature in Northern Illinois. a POSSIBILITIES OF COMING EXPOSITION ~. Last fall's Pageant of Progress this fall evolves into a Busi-- Exposition and Farm Products Fair. The event is sched: : for the week of September 27 to October 2=and becomes of county wide importance, substituting in a way for the dis-- continued Lake County Fair. There will be many farm exhibits with the Farm Bureau ¢o--operating. Liberal prizes will serve to inspire competition and interest among the county's farmers and 300 exhibits are already assured. " WAUKEGAN BANKS ASSURE SECURITY DEPOSITORS Funny thing about No Libertyville citizen would ob-- An eastern doctor Two Nebraska bootleggers are in School has been in session for remain if people could keep on feel-- ALONG THE CURBSTONES KEYSTONE PRINTING SERVICE, Succeeding the Waukegan Gazette . _-- Established 1850 FRANK H. JUST, Editor Old--fashioned boys were much like moderns, except that they took long-- er to exhaust the visible supply of trains; they never stop where there's no chance to do business. If one woman can steal another's husband, she doesn't gain much and the other doesn't lose much. Often a dumb Dora is a girl smart enough to realize that the man wishes. to feel smarter than she. They are still busy picking up the pieces of drivers who think they can Mahstcn;urofflutnek. __So many laws! You 'can say one thing for Americans. They keep How pleasant.the world would Best Cockerels ...$2.00 $1.50 $1.00 Best Pullets ...._$2.00 $1.50 $1.00 Coops, feed, attendant--free. No entry fee charged-- All those entering these or sim-- ilar classes should notify Farm Bu-- reau, Libertyville, 'Phone 329., or Chamber of Commerce, Waukegan, *Phone 127. Birds should be in coops not later than 4 p. m. Monday, the 27th. Feed furnished free by Blatch-- ford Calf Meal Co., Waukegan. For individual items: c ies The Rally Day services of the Sunday School will be held Sunday morning. At 10 o'clock there wili be a program of promotional exor-- cises, and at 11 o'clock the Railly Day program wil} be given, and The Church Beautiful will be presentei supper and social for Friday eve-- ning October 29, in co--operation with the Epworth League--a Hallowe'en All members of the church wili meet at the church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock to conclude the business of the year. Pen of 4 females, 1 male--All young. birds-- * esc n is 7 > _ _'Additional Poultry Classes Free to all.--All Standard Breeds Our evening service at 7:30. You will be interestel in the topic "Can 1? e:lely follow our own desires in e ? Hear the Junior Choir in the eve-- ning service. -- ~ $2.50 Individual Birds-- ing. Bloomers Night Gowns ... 2.00 150 1.00 Kprons ... 200 -- 160 ----%.00 This class is open to all girls re-- siding in the County. Poultry Class Judge-- John Vanmdervoort, State Poultry Specialist, University of Illinois. Farm :Crop Juwige-- 3 E. A. Carncross, Farm Advisor. Presbyterian Church: > _ Guy E. Smock, Pastor Rally Day service Sunday morn-- ing will be combination of Sunday school and church beginning at i0-- 30. Promotions will be made and it willbei:;:&ctingtoyonfoiee what the is doing through the Whe services on Sumday, Septoem-- ber 26 are:-- s Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m. ; Morning Praycr and sermon, 10 :86 . Some residents of Texas still feel that "Ma" Ferguson may run for of-- fice so often that she'll wear the of-- fice out. ~--The open season for rabbits is soon to be on in many states but the open season for mail robbers is al-- réady here. -- Young peoples meeting at 7:30. Miss Mildred Ray is leader. -- =-- Dufage County. , High School Agricultural Exhibits-- John Vandervoort 4 E. A. Carneross. * M "X; Addional Prizes for Girls: Aside from the Club classes and Economics Department of the Lake County Farm Bureau, Mrs. Earl H. English services at 10:30 with Holy Communion. prizes announced: the following have been added: . § : All Girls and Women's Exhibits: Vudge to be furnished by Home The Auction Sale of over 400 pure bred pullets of all breeds--a fine chance to get some high class foun-- dation breeding stock--will take place on Saturday, October 2nd at 1 p. m. on the minute. _ 5 _ Elmer C. Kiessling, Pastor -- c gunday school at.9:80 Heyt Sun-- y. 3% ul Walther League Raily at Evans-- ton at 3:30. auctioned by themselves, thus giving Col.. L. J Slocum--one knowing his chickens--wil} sell. Bach breed of% chickens will be buyers the chance to put together an exceptional fidck. New model Motor Cars will be an outstanding feature this year. ~Three hundred fifty feet of tent have been added over last year's Ex-- fpeu Jnt se is 'altes some "other |--. fellow's. Sam and Henry, --the popubar ra-- dio fun--makers, have been engaged by the Chamber of Comméerce to ap-- pear in person on Friday, October 1st, at 7:30 p. m. Standard Time. Attempts are also being made to get "Red" Grange and Miss Ameri-- ca, (Miss Norma Smallwood of Tul-- sa, Oklahoma) for different nights * One--of. life's little ironies is find-- ing a girl after your own heart, and during the Exposition. Christ.an Science Society -- * Third Floor National Bank Bu'li-- Bervices, 10:30 a. m-- Subject: "Real'ty." St. Lawrence's Episcopal Church Rev. H--B. Gwyn, Pastor $ Church Schoc!, 9:30 a. m. All services on Standard time. EXPOSITION NOTES St--'John's Evangelical Lutheran First Methodist Episcopal _1$2.00 $1.50 n h in