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& 'OWIWg e s J w 285' Gridley Hall on Wednesday, Janu-- & o iess it us "ho,at d t wonls ' is sister, Mrs. Ray Pmesdnd®" _ SLAT are naked to attend. m' «BC M &.I -I ' r -Aw was #e¢ Ee Pss fi i «engo shopper on Tuesday. 1| {Kohout Flower Growers, Inc. . LAKE--COUNTY NATIONAL BANK : To Deposit a Small Sum Weekly IT WILL BE REAL FUN The cough syrup that goes down and removés the cause. y on Saturday. aonpegdtbeMaxyyouhachawd--pl\nlnw-- Shopping for the Holidays. It's a great and glorious experience. quickly give way under a treatment with WHITE PINE AND TAR MENTHOLATED F. B. Lovell Co. \Season's Greetings We thankfully acknowledge our debt to the friends who have made possible the success of our institution and wish for them all the joys thatthcholidaymcankb'. _ CHRISTMAS CLUB and watch your Pennies Grow into Big Dollars of "*The Bank of Service" MORE FUN Limeratyrvurs, Iur. JON NOW m our Coiighs f + John Numsen was a Chicago visit-- or on Sunday. --~<* 0. Carison was a Chicago busi-- n--c'm%.m l William Feastre is the holidays with his «and great grandmother at . f ' Mr. and Mrs. George B. Follett and daughter, Miss _ June -- Follett, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Tripp on Christmas Day. \ _.'The Royal N Lodge _ will i c t and fRakes parly at the week end with father at Lake Frances is spending r:."nudn-. 186 Newberry Ave-- ;:'th mw Miss Alice Purtiss of Lake For-- est spent from Sunday to Tuesday _Miss Rowena Warhurst of Chi-- llunumnhlemo-ty:d' the week end at the home of sister, Mrs. Thomas of Milwaukee, Wiscon-- Mrs. Raymond Nutt of Newberry Miss Dorothy Sayres entertained a number of her friends at her home on North Milwaukee Avenue on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. RalphWehmb-r, were dinner guests at the home 0: lr.mdln.k.D.Cookdlndo-' lein on Christmas Day.| lr.nndl!u.l'ndhruncfmt Park Avenue were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wulf at Wheeling on Christmas Day. l Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Legate and children of Johnson Avenue spent Christmas day at Elmhurst, Illinois, at the Charles Crawford| home, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cariton and two children, ard Claude Cariton of Chicago visited with the former's relatives at Cartage, Illinois, during Charles Addie Seott, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Scott of Broad-- way Avenue, and Frances Mary Fred Smith, are the victims of meas-- Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Gn' en-- tertained a few Waukegan n Frances Merrill, Miss Julia Kmfl. Emmett McShane and Joseph -- M--' vrood, New Jersey, son of lr1 Mrs. W. W. ma this city, y hn t ies o ::at" Mrs. J. W. Davis :t' their home in Oakwood Terrace. 'l'athogdtbldH lake: 3 Trem SoP io T09 Sciks nthdmehdpula-. All members and friends of the church are invit» ed. There will be a social period with Charles Ward Monday evening, Eu« chre wus played and the high score was made by Mrs. John Snyder, Jr. Second prize was awarded to Mrsi. M. A. Trits and thé consolation to Mrs. John Whitney.. Light refresh= Roy, olOakPuk'ln. H. J. Mey-- ers and Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Meyers and daughters, Estella and Bernita of Libertyville. ments were served and a pleasant time had by everyone. Meyers, Edwin Horachek, Miss Myr-- epr n pie a on ds son, + and Mrs. J. H. Dykinga and son, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Happy New Year Off on a brand new year--one never tried before --a year that each one of us hopes will brlnfi new prm'ess, more wealth, greater happiness No wo r"MNew' Year" is a greeting that goes aro e globe, 311 West Park Avenue As the calendar turns--are you satisfied with the year it closes? We hope so. And--in your greater iss to come, the broad services of this pumfspirited institution Now Forming Intensive Training. Positions secured for students, are at your disposal. and music and a, at a Commercial Classes the home of w MRS. GEO. McDONALD on -- Saturday loe ie t ul ts 3 h atPTi, A§O. > tss home "of ho parck t e and | _ 2r, and Te Mios Hises on Saturday after--| Mr. and 1 Mrs. Max Haas--on after--| Mr. and Mrs. L. _ E. Linders spent Mz " o e sn hn in c,"'""'ulw. leq t mmmmwmc. wmwfififim of =Waukegan left Monday Vincent Dusék. Tc mi e at thio home of that I Tw mn. visit at the home of their x Hencock of . Wankegan,: sgenk| _ _' _ °00000 C °0 0. clit on From Feiiny % duniny apteing In|_ Rer. John E. a George Wilson and other i en tc ts Amern af % ncuber af The M e Worker Juveniles will the Grand Army. * ' '!" l&"fim' Jg l2 es D'Il-'i._ twha io aninliaucs ley Hall. Lecembet faam two welock unti 6:30 o'clock All mothers are invited. ux.udxnt.c:n-'rull--'- ton spent a few days a..u-' ter's dfi!-"':?.'l'". C * AML 0 Haces 3"'..9' y. Dr. and Mrs. F-- W Sh80| 2 uis athietic op M T"x':..h are also enjoying n'dAfomw Years night a?the mgl; visit here. 73.: 0 _ i en s woacad shick mont Rev. John E. DeLong of the 1 Trew to be a thriller, 'The _ Foulds ces now book, show You Can :'?fi"figflm apaond Happy," on Sunday evening' 85 9°7--: ish and: the / Farhor Five will take sarrr) mdock. 'The serfhidh Bub-- on the Lake Forest . Collegian All ler's new book, You UaBh ROCPD organized team ofsBt. Joseph's par-- n@amfi:h '?...'."F.&. Five wnqunfifi & o'clock. . sub ]'hm Collegian Ea be "What Je Stere. * ~/ ./ 1 appinadal" e3 t'" : pa ' ur..ndm:.ekn-vhdfli-,mmofwmhm&'fiwmm cago spent Christmas with their child of 142 Osborne Avenue. Mr. cousings, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bou8®+Hochschild :was born at Chicago on .,d.mmmmlr-:.u\'wmmm several Davies has just © recently returned years, a résident of Liberty-- m.,m'q'z&.."z'" numuz.:.Mym of his cousin, Mrs. Gridley. |=§-:um'.:?-et. Bol;':uvind Mrs. Edna Haines of """'zmmn,mmm.num Avenue entertained a pumber Chicago, and one sister, Mrs. A. W. M""""m"fi,'"dfihefly. He is a member evening. Euchre was played 200 > %%> Woconic Lodge and the Mod-- ined on Christmss in -- } o:""'m"' k iss Mil-- kc Cns ts mante wor c Coanes 15. Foliett: " "Miss &nmfl""'"bb:'l If ments that endure. Phone 487, Lib Harriet Beauty zo N. Miwankee Are At Farm Bureau Office Phone Libertyville 438 You will be delighted. PHONE 438 ' « . ~Mre. 8. P. Majors, is em; Th 'uua-mc«-:niamslz:l Old tim fice, left Friday for her under the bhome at Lincoln, Nebraska, where Music by she will remain for a month. Peter| m Newhouse of Grayslake <is taking m.dhw | | _ A big athletic opening is schedul-- '.u:finvuu_mhtngn_mgp a---'-v""------_&:---_._v- * % *® wma'&'gg«; * ' February 11 -- 12 "In Old Vienna" present {Additional locals on page 5) MMWM Real Estate, Loans & Insurance Happy flv New '*4 Year _ If you want Poultry for New Years -- as we will have only what is _ ordered Place your order for a Prize Stock Show Rib Roast Come in and get a calendar Triggs & Johnson ORDER NOW 201 So. Milwaukee Ave. AIJBERTYVILLE, L. _ &\ Snows Taxi Co. tyville Oof American 12€§10M at the town hall| =| 0 -- Wednesday, January 5 ~Card and Bunco party given by L."r'.'fi'.'s'vi.wm. onda.| . _ l-uv"uln Community Vaudeville under the auspices of the Libertyville Recrea-- the budget for playground activities Tuesday, J 11 Basket 'Bail at the High Sthool, A HERunpy d Xaen B.? Ball at the T. H. S. vs. Wauscor Friday, January 28 Annudmn{adhllbyflnl.n)er- ville Fire Department at the High Basket Ball at the Yellow Cab 'Co. Mmss 6 han uts s 4 d drvamcr "ah-- 4P V 4 &ofaehnbyflnflhor- of the American Legion *) insd aBahs m P Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Schneider of DeKalb are visiting at the W. J. 6et a Lot o mew rueasueg *"*** 3& gflmm,a.eq& ' .. ~BANK _ BOOK ... -- 6 ~Libertyville Lumber Co. We take this opportunity to thank our patrons for their part _ _i . indnmdmxhfinmdmhgthc'pa:yarfl.fl Investments Last Hour Shop YCOLODGY SEZ: 5 W. W. Carrol & Sons Co,. | FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Libertyville House Slippers ..____. Silk Hoge ..___.______ Kid Gloves ... Bloomers lingette . Silk Bloomers _______ Vests __________L_ Table Cloths all lengths Bath Towels forthe | ~[c Family ' that Looks Beyond Today _ HORACE KICK 417 Merry Christmas AND Happy New Year ooR the faniily that is working. #or a brighter future--for a of interest to your regwiar ID-- . come and hatve the best of securi-- . ty behind them. May we tell you . 4 'for a brighter future--for a . larger income and ogrutarm § itvy -- we know of no sounder, . more practical invesltnent UL our F&st Mortgage Real Estz Notes. They add a liberal amou more ! PBest #&2! New Year Start it right with high hopes, a clear conscience and a full coal bin. j The first two are up to you but we can help materially in the last one. Remember, the cold months are 'just $1.00 & $1.76 45¢ & 68e 16