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h - mam 'iiFittttttia.'rttdr"erorthe minimum. HIGHLAND PARK tiriiis -etriihti' -.. collided with (aid; at it the CnhtBr at Wmdhwn nve- an and than M harm Chi- In mu Mommy woman. trt-tttg-ttred-antiwar lift, and Sung inch aorsehistidiri p031. they so what was left and u tiight m dime was added to the ehtt.t. Mun. - -- ___ _ - 'itttaaruhet.isredrtye.cttieago. M. W. Du. on mggtemyettt avenue. 'gtgtthamt Put. mm without in- 'tries, My 'they - the, machine 1 do believe there was at least My varities af tbod there and d course you had to cample a wee mathewhgle nin_e_ty Qndsonge- were extra 'tomtdr----And here I had hoped! would never have to took " orange jute again let alone hate it. . o The committee were the only real sufferers, _ Mrs. Brewer-ton, the chair- man naked Hrs. Wart very humb- ly if they milk: at. what was left over. In. Watt and the was sor- ymhlt they _IlwaI_sold what was The Home Art Exhibition was' held after the picnic and it was splendid. Jitgt were hooked rots, tfet,', pa . fetch wk quilts, rating: and ovely embroidery work and all had the moat intewst- in; Futon-y and sentiment attached to them, Mrs. Ween had a patch quilt that dated back to the Rev tirtioqtary War. Mrs. Ita! Ray iii!) a quilt whichwas padd with woo that came from one of the sheep thatshehadraised,lrs. Abrahad a beautiful quilted quilt that was hand made and given to her, but you should have seen the dish towel that Mrs. Brewerton had. It had long fringe on it and I know if it was mine I should have it-on my Tt-itn night who ttseofneersank ft?f 'jhil' feel sawtmk m' stolen {m'the armori in Myriam. _a'fkl'hu"g'l'lalt theementt-tt-semndBetintrfor men-tweet. The when out: More Xenia: 'esecttt-Mttt-etedstnte2 'r-t.ttxmtXtmrtnnwtttettsou3dtrgt- mum terCttteattote Detective San-ms W%tngrtM_1etanetNrt'ryr- geattutdCugrtntnhekNrtottlte mthemaitrF.agMrtxmtedoeerto thrTrttttedStat-sttatfurprotse- ma of the Public tHivied com- ,qqeetentmedettthtmettimto.f Widen Tue-Iv by Samuel I-tl.)'-).-.:')'- mettresaftheet-n,tuttheuti1- " will we! $15,0WM on new 'tfattmetioitrorrhhm3ttrh9ttt the Approximately $1,100,000 will be mob Waning" by the PtAlie coax-11y af Norman Itlin- ob during e yea martinis to Mon Bloch, max- 9. Bk sum: follows an any 90¢..me MW: tis {their "BY TMR LADY ABOUT TOWN." _Loot.: the hundred smut trim that city, a large mat of money ,1e'te_lre11r,iihtraiCmtu trht"A"_-hestheterrf- -ftmrttt_ttneotmttttoUke mmMWnnkennmtto Tm was brou t before 1tteesthtttinChieatto hearing MseniieoatthtuedtoMamtt 18. atrimiBM.a'r-t.S'ty-etM.ett 316 fhtmes last ma M'wamm Club Annual Wihter Pi,ytic. mum" Sims" cows "mammalian" 'r-tr-ttUtd-tp-ttand-ttt -tMetttetbrtMtgtgtte-at1nrtre tmmggittet lines to keep in line ,eMttthegroretttettWFn."Mtn- -mertt_ttni4Wednesdns."Tt,doet not include the, large pump; of and Mn]. Ruth. may went "do" in mainten- ancework."he . The "tgt-te-ttFetal. Igtmt1qeaaetetettettteanttattmttttetnnt faattrrmttftttestettAttttFrrteeting ttoinCtttemgonrtdnHttttnveade- ettgedt-rinqtmtttenettvftte.etfthe m.bothin-Wam and 'ttherrnrttrofttteex-trtsterri- 'tnatr's board of dream and were traded lunar: - A. M. water B. Brewster. 1mttitanattttme-tteintedqrtttttttm tnm-nest-tttepistle-tee ot-utr-unanimously-ttedit, "Muscat ahetottorrtnttedermrirettteemn- AUTO IS STRUCK OBSERVATIONS. SET ASIDE Rlll 1928 a "and wpe big up new; fss",NiM, (mull. Jr.; P. mun. i,.e1yette1et:ttiet.:.etr.n:ytiiuE .ins imagination. Everything mm be Iip!'cale,thtytis,otasiatohtehgues wtththeottterptrrttt ofthe model. am enrefut1yagaintrtusintrtrees tooitutre.ptrttttttoowtdetutdorrta- mentatmttntitottepeopertyinaea1e. pe9nqrtltpm3mttlyttetestedttvthe Business of the Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee railroad in 1927 was the largest in its history, but the net income was reduced below that of 1926 through increased fix- ed charges' under a full year's oper- mine ,rttettter it is so planned air to be Mal. and to give a succession of displays thromhout the season. Imagination will undoutptedly comm at the orutttality and ermtpleteness of the conception which the model ex- Committees working on these mod- els will do well to chum standard boouoetttardendetsitrrtandfamitinr- we themselves with thelsws which are generally accepted try landscape designers. NORTH SHORE LINE SHOWS A DEFICIT funds merits. , Dr. Jolie: has been in m'for name servieenrea.eea-etglthetnat-erat-tet tly -.eattettt-totgnttrmenttteit winningout 'dfh'ylB'l'J"fl'. Mtehenentmneetotttettouae..mtlttentttt.butearirth-tretmda -yretegtttt_fymlksprytpttuttinePettek.tuudttiaooetdittetattoe.udert 'rttt1tttrti1teelVtttupte1enntutdinlt.s_twitettrtve. ttoMoede.rxrtttttei-tngtt. '.111€weuknownukecountyspe- 'Theprrmteareatsdeeehtpedtustheleia1iat bu hm at triads outdoar1iving romn,inwttietsitsere-ithroutthoyt the county who have ated the cadet; picture. Itnportant!treetrteeripg In clone-jock with his pomtatteretuedireetnnditthtinttnc- eerrtrftxmttteltvirtt-rtmentaofthe houreto_ttttPrden, Immature qnrdenshoudttere1ntedtothehouse ftmnthetttudeetentmne. Thetttudentmptte developed tn Betrmnmtershtetstheetttttdestres, 2o,h'tlggt,tttng'i'.tl'ge,t'g, ttetahentoot-tttelaws tttcmnpmittoet. Thegardenpietureis ttheanrpiettarein this. a new tutou_ttheetudettwittmdtmtrtedtrtte mtedtttetv,nmtamamegttaanttf- turesrtthe?tIddintermttestttrgtte- turestttmldttettsed. Axmrdisqritittewhottratthedi- eretionafttteNdttesttstttitiatotte expeetedttteywttttteguidedttythe -aWaceepedprinthtlf1nntb. seaNrtttsmn1thnenetrrmtnt1tr. AW statementofttteseprinetpletrmnrtte ofintegettt. The front yard is the public area. Here the planting should be re- stmtned.expresatmtimtttntt dignity. TheetfeetinMsettattetsott1teyear minimum. 'rteetgattottMtttugtettte ee,'tg,e,,e'nt'thht,',eifgt'te, soarmngedtutottnmtontaewith thenrettiteetttre.amtemphnsiaeits tsristtleet. 'Ttiittemsemnrtteal- temtanttaddedtottttttedisegettmt otthcclub. rtggtthetueaisdividedirttotwtt tsrtttreernrts,-rdtgttttothettur- mmhlstome. Utwopu'u, theynrettteputrtte-andpetmte "a. nmmmemnbhc.w. "teammates. nameplat- intreacttattottMbesereenedfrmnthe other, nnd should be developed to- cordirtttoittrtmrpose. MODEL HOUSE . DISPLAYED AT " FLOWER SHOW ttistriet,whtetoiuttetsfeatureofthe GhiengotHrdenandr1tmertrttowin ttseBoteitghermnn.MtrettNtoApri1 1.itsarttusirtgheetttnteemt. Inad- dmon'eo being apeetamttnr.thuex- hibltwm be tttttte highest caucu- ttonnlm1ue,attenettmetde1willtmttr- mwemnmphnrorpunv imthehamemm The int-tum shows the model ttous-ttm-se-tteg-d, wttiettistsuttpttetlettetuttaattte tnatsforitamtHt. maycennot betuteredtnitaptandimensiontr;tstt tlutenettmodetqeittttettftttet- The minutiae garden "competition among garden c131!)- ot, the Outage LUMBER, COAL, BUILDING MATERIAL m _ of desitrn."rtte W. F. Franzen, Jr. ' ' LIBERTY VILLE, ILL. Phone 50 Stanley Cook of Zion against Pete? Vepley of Eighth street. Re was nt- lowed :02: damages for personal ltr. juries mattered to m automobile acci- dent Other uses in which new was were refused and Judgments entered. follow: Circuit Judge Edward o. _Sttttrtietr Wednesday overruled motions for new triaientered judgmt in 11 cases my! then adjourned'the March In the case of M'tt8 Queenette Ron- deaux of Grand Ave. Waukegan, a- gainst the Hall Taxicab Cd. in which a jury allowed the plaintiff damages of $1.000. Atty. E. V. Orvis with- drew as counsel for the defendant and judgment wad entered without any arguments being heard. Debt new Denied A new trial was refused in the case of Attorney Joseph A. Jadrich of North Chime. against Mrs. Maude Davis Reinhardt of ammo. Judg- ment for 84.41936 we: entered in favor of Jedrich. An appeal is to be Men to the Appellate com The ttetetdttfth000iatottefurttiattedqrittr. in so days and 3 bill of exceptions must. be tued within 90 any: term of court. This it beheved to set a record in Circuit court for the summer of, judgments entered in a ay. -- NEW TRIALS condition. since he "mad". Be isnforutermayoroIN pm. The North Chtdago - W11. " the man ot in" We At- kinson Gegrit'Le,,ie,diirtr,,tp,it ed City Clerk H. robin. find; ' family an expression 01M) and hope for his imdilte r960?- erv. ' _ r madam-01nd" tmin __ PM." I of real mute and mm 2gsh',"t' l instead Deeemtter81 trtatmurttrotttttttup mum"i a $1,123,100 from an»? n yea no. the ltut museum ititt revaled "M" the comma! his . "waking "agree- David ment" with mute mm which against acquired title to land: adjacent tot Judme station site; in the Stone Wiley] Baer route munch tmttita from the WW!" 'si'r'oi'"tife"%iiTitrlie'i'"t'i'a'"Uil1'1 Waul theth DR. JULLEY Str. "conga --....--_-; Nina-op. her L Gross Income "" The income account. cannot-u as follows? Net Pr. op. Rt"--- Net ll! on. rev.------ Net op. m. _--..--.--- T'wtee, ---.-- ------ which is in the develo merit " e.' 1tll.iGiullui,eh'i2t'tghgltrt ttataneeeeH9tt,NAh-Mhe'tmhtgB, turduterdividendsonthephoriten and preferred tttoctigttt-tttttrdetr. cit of 8288.039. contrasted with surplus etimirtgsof8t,6trtin1ttM. T 'e, Deduction: LJLLZIZ an _ Imam: ---_-.--_- 9","! 061.92 mu. paid _-----.----- 784.09: m." Donut c..,.....-...-., ~288Mb we During the you the company ml frat, Set" Income --: atitrtt ld the Squie_ Valley mute, Attorney Elmer v. Orvis against ate " steg GRAVE" ILL ARE DENIED 37.83.50) 87-568.") .." an"! 1.9%.!516 - 03.477 99.807 - 2.157."! 2.023.823 - in" MO,B3T - 1.737.116 1.822.485 ":,.,i'd:'dg i,lh',fll', .. I" 1.1mm: - 406,964 T1tt,427 - 784." 723.740 INF. LAW (10th 1:an fPTrrRDAY, MARCH 3, 1928 Julia mm ot Walkman agalns'. Joseph C. Herding of, Wankegun. A Lltteent, tor $233.83 was entered against 'hmmm.. This use is to be taken to the Appellate court. The bond was 'tet-and-tmar. lowed tor filing ot 3 bill ot exceptions. Mrs. Dicks claimed that she sold property to Birding tar 8700 and gee ceived 3 Judgment note and that later on Herding paid her 3500 end the note became med and: . new I one was sutstitiitid/tmt not a 1m:- Iment note. Homage claimed that "Instead of buying property be acted as real estate broker and sold l the land tor Mrs. men and that he ken! 8200 for his commission. Every 'adult owner of land in said Drainage flit,tgiu'htfhe,,r, a gear. dent or non-resi t of said dist- rict, has a lawful right to vote in said election and if a resident of the county in which the district-or any Notice is hereby given to alradnlt land owners that own land in Vern- on Drainage District No. 1 in the Township of West Deerfield. had Vernon, that an election . of one Drainage Commissioner of said Drainage District to-mcceed and O'Connor, will be held " the Dav- son home thraraid district on Sat- urday, the 10? day of Much A. D, 1928, being .t e second Saturday in aid month. Said election will open at the hour of 2:00 p. m. and will close " the hour of 4: If. m. _ DRAINAGE DISTRICT ELECTION Wuhan Pintuiee company "that Wilson. . Gordon Wrecking company. against the Co-operative Trading company. Housman against Epoch. $15. " Judge Shurtlef! presided ht melo- cal'eonrt during the entire month of February and the civil docket. in well cleared up during this period There us but one use tried in which a Jury aw __ ' . Dr. C. H. Albrlght of Wank!" against Mrs. Mary Daniel. The dunk 131. was allowed 380. the sum due (I! a set of false teeth. _ David Donahue of Wankegnn against the Union Dye Works. This judvment ms for 875. um Mary Dune] ot waning] claim of $110 Tttr. Iegat service: - allowed Attorney Owls. Baer Brothers against Jensen. judvmnt' tor was. may)" is, easing to the "iee of Dtrt1ttt- Commissioner in and tor-dd linings District; but no who is not an adult owner of mil??? or partly in the dist- Het, an I: ully vote at said elec- loss four .gr'andchildren, Evelyn Hull, Mildred. Paul J r. and Maxine Rar. Also one sister, Mrs. Louis» Specht and three brothers ' Fred, John And Iatuitr Kniggg. Two sis: Long Grove, Illinois, Max 13, 1859. She was the. youngest daughter of one of the pioneer families, of Lake County; her parents coming from filter, where her father was em- on one of the City's fitipt newspapers. Hermother died whim '85! was eight years old. At the age of thirteen she united with the Lone Grove Evan lieal Church. Her than; wring: faith be/rl her to he" the with of life wi patience and cheerful" ht .Huch 1880 she was united in marriage to George J. Herschber- get of Long Grove, Illinois, living on the Merschberger farmhountil his death. To this union were m three children: Com, Luella, and Mildred. Her husband died in January 1890, at the age of thirty-two years, af- ter only a week's illness, and in 19- M, death claimed Mildred, the thy ' tar, It',"",':,',',',,"',',','." Af1 an, In. Mary Heidemann and In. Minnie Rudolph and thee brothers, August. Henry and Will, Fgf,,t'g,'iltg m death. On Friday. . chm Mth, she was laid to rest 1n Lakeside Cemetery: gut drt tor, who was then tti"ti'iii,','iet, After the death of her she moved, with her three dilute}! to' Mundelein where she conducted a hotel for ten years. She that moved. to Oak Park and later to Chicago, living there eight rm; In 1910 the. returned to undelein and for the last eight years has made her home in Liber- tyville. Her. life has been one of usefulness. She was a gentle, quiet, Winning woman who have her- self ttttrt, to her family. She was taithN and loyal to her dear one, ell her interests being center- ed itr her family circle. She died Wednesday, February 22nd, at the lee of sixty-eight years following 3 lingering Illness. Besides her two dangle", Mrs. Cora Hull and Mrs. . .Ray, she legfef 'to mouIn he: Hail and snow'are simple forms of water and there is nothing about tltemttyttisutsedi.nnakir.y,rrrr..tlo- men. The verses in the Bible fre- qtgintly referred to in this connec- do not indicate that they are used-for explosives: "Hut thou en- tered into the treasuries of the snow or hut. thou seen the treasures of tho hail, which I have reserved taMrtst the time of trouble, tttttl the day of. battle and war?" lines, Il',.' Into the mouth of the Deity, re er to man's ignorance god vegans: agairet..the natural (one: of snow ind hail. it?) inhaling Irerschberxer HAIL AND SNOW OBITUARY at FATAL ILLNESS CAUSES PROBE amumummmmunmmumnummmummmmm r'tt 'r'r_l.t ', ', minimum John Francis Baldwin. a years Nd of 441 Maplewoog road. Lake Forest, a plasterer, fiieA1itittm)nr at Coroner John L Tavlor was 0.123% inorrthe ease_lrtlesdar and in , :sy was performed on tire boa In the hope of learning the stranoe illness which caused Baldwin's death , mice Rome -tabit'E taaai an illness of "six days duration. Phy- sicians attending Baldwin have been unable to determine cause of death A3oroneririor mg Dr. MeCul- lough utter an examination reporter, they were still in doubt. They ex- pressed the belief ' . Rune brain Suit, or Overcoat ". 32523.50 'i'lhrBriat'rY3rrLLE, ILL. 140 E. Chuich St. ---al Begiiiiiing March lst, 1928 'l'. k Days -m»...~60c Q gfirdays w..-......-..,....,.,....-.') All otheit/Priees will remain unchanged No Chang will be made in working houns This "3% to be eltargedlfor hair cutting will be I sii" _ . Peiiteet Fit Guaranteed W. H. SHUGART EDT-ICE: x':." t Pioneer Salesman E; JACK BRADFORD -" FRED H. SMITH 'NebodrubetngttetdnttheWen- bun funeral home tn me Fem: pending eimNetion o! amend no rangement. A Wisconsin Home? can: "I find mothers very well informed on the subject of 'dope' in medicines. Few mothers nova-days would buy a preparation that contained opiates or chloroform. A glow " the pack- age before haying tells her this. With Foley's our end Tar Com- pound, the we talk I true story. It is quickly cacti" for coughs, colds, cmup and that irritations. Pureasiti-,amdworthmnnv times its priee."--4ktd everywhere. than: might have and dam; 'rttebrainqmaor-d,aent to u lgborytoyy by pr W far I Short Talk. by WI! Mothers) ---untoete 388-W I believe that , thing possible ati be done to em the employment of labor on a fat wage basis. Inasmuch a s that unit of our pop- ulation is by far the largest Jt is essential to the welfm atom ttation that he" alone this line 'tttaid 1'litilkitl. sidiiration. Relief for them en fg,rl t 'gi'ittttt 8 a , 1 e lany beat bastion to mug a t tion wherebyht following d a i r, is for , livelihood will receive a large in- demnity for cattle re- acting to the tuber- culin test. It is my belief that a farmer who loses cattle through the test and receives but $59 to 70 per head when a- placement will cost from $100 to $17tiror head is being sum ed to more of a h- den "than he tihqtiItd be expected to but. -- Realizatioxi Q) f a Chi,eagortortte.. _ Q I t f deg? .waterwayr Completion of the $100,000,000 road pn- gram with the but potsibl? delay. 7 Economy i n t I e a d mi nistration of public affairs. - Enforcement of ex- isting laws, State and National. Ray Paddock E Loin Associatioi Libertyville Building in. Cone-th H a u- plnil yard-plephldhe monthly yuan", any for a Junta" year: you've been = rent. with m a for it'.Pt--rtutithe M'co-pgnthy-enu- Bl ow wank! )0. a to have your south" but to your landlord fhad it It; has} - you '0ka again PLATFORM ii'h'yiu: first at the T""',