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Red requires that traffic shall stop and remain standing, excepting that a left turn may be made when such a turn is allowed when red is dis-- played. p : mX "3'" any device, other than an offi waming or direction sign or Siml &A« hen"l pm upon or in view of any street, if such device purports to be, or is an imitation of, or resembles, an official warning or direction sign or signal, or directs of Di C 7. Sireet the movement of , excepting such si for which permits have been O?t«:med from the Village Clerk. The Village Clerk is hereby authorized to issue such penmu and to prescribe the conditions thereof. Any such Pro-- hibited device is hereby declared to be g:mm nuisance, and the Village Marsh or the Village President may remove it or cause it to be re-- _ Green requires that traffic shall move and continue in mot:on' exce_fi_t when stopped for purposes of avoi ing collision or in the event of other emergencr, or when md at the command of a police on . visions of this ordinance except as provided in section 7 thereof. ' 5. Traffic Signal Legend: When-- ever traffic at any intersection is regulated *¥ the type of signal com | monly known as a stop and go sig--' nal, the following colors may be used and none other and the colors herein authorized shall indicate as follows:-- i fi?'mu enter the interseetiol'l; un-- til a n signal is shown alone. 68. g:"! of Unauthorized Signs Prohibited. 1t shall be m-m for any person to place or in or command of a police officer. 7 , Amber shall indicate preparation for a change in direction of traffic movement, and when shown no traf-- riodtia ® e cuempetin mcem < hx mc m OL m. 12. Crosswalks R"M The ordinance, or in emergencies as Pub--' Village President is hereby author-- lic safety or convenience may re--' j--ed to establish and --maintain by quire, and it shall be unlawful for appropriate devices or marks, cross-- 'f'! person to f;l or refuse to cOM-- walks at all intersections where in ply with any lawful order, signal his opinion there is particular or direction of a police officer. !er to pedestrians crossing them Exrcept in case of emergency, it' way. ¢ shall be unlawful for any person: Said crosswalks shall be located unauthorized by the Village Mar--, as follows:-- whal, or his deputies, peace or police! At Milwaukee Avenue and High officers» or crossing watchmen, to Street (commonly knows as School direct or attempt to direct traffic.| St.) 3. Signs and Signals. The Vill--| At Milwaukee Avenue and Cook age President shall determine and| Avenue: designate the character of all offi--| At Milwaukee Avenue and Church cial warning and direction signs and'St.net; signals. It shall be his duty to M' At Milwaukee Avenue and lfaple and maintain or cause to be | Avenue; and maintained all official signs and, At Milwaukee Avenue and Park signals herein required. 'Avenue. No provisions of this ordinance; Article III. Rules for Driving for which signs are required shall} 13 Method of Approaching for be enforcible against the alleged vio--| Left Turn.. The operator of an{yt lator if at the time and place of the| vehicle intending to turn to the le violation the sign herein required'at an intersection or into an alley is not in proper position and suffic--| or driveway shall approach the iently to be seen by any point of turning in the traffic lane ordinarily observant person. _ {nearest the center of the roadway. No provisions of this ordinance for which signs are required shall be enforcible against the alleged vio-- lator if at the time and place of the violation the sign herein required is not in proper position and suffic-- iently legible to be seen by any ordinarily observant person. Stop and go lights shall be locat-- ed(and maintained at the intersec-- tion of Milwaukee Avenue with Park Avenue, Milwaukee Ayenue Avenue with Maple Avenue, Mil-- waukee Avenue with Church Street, Milwaukee Avenue with Cook Ave-- 4. Obedience to Traffic Signs and Signals. It shall be unlawful for any operator to disobey the instruc-- tions of any traffic sign or signal placed in accordance with the pro-- #gunoELzCu vVO dirPCcCL dil UTaILIC in ac-- cerdance with the provisions of this ordinary traffic moving at the of "d',llowed according to 1A such through street. Traffiec: Vehicles and street cars, either singly or eogahfer while us-- ing any such street for rposes of travel. ®" ¥ehicle Every device or animal by which any person or property is or may be transported or drawn upon a street, excepting devices moved by human power or used ex-- b I,fi_.l_-_ shall ap-- . any per-- 'l't shal be unlawful for Kreet: F ?ublic travel T avetk | designated s zesae of cross stop before RHreet: Every wayCset aside for ;mblic travel except bridle paths and m Street: Any specially designated street at which all clas-- zsea of cross traffic are required to stop before entering or crossing Right of Way: The privilege of the immediate use of a street. u"way: That pdi'tt'i;gixf of any a or street between regularly ei:t,hlubed curb lines. Mmdewalks: -- That rtion of a stnetbetweentbeeurgoline and the adjacent property line. Pedestrians: Any person afool. Property Line: The line marking the boundary between any street and the lots abutting thereon. § P:hfleievm: A bnil.d:i:ag use;c! y llhge any par diatrict, the State of m&, or the Umited States Government. 5-'00(_' intersections. Park: To stand a vehicle, wheth-- er occupied or not, for a period of time greater than is reasonably nec-- exesary for the actual loading or un-- leading of persons or materials. b'.I. _T "'*"'l' s 1c 2t \€. _ 1E C CCEE Crosswalks: That portion of the readway included within the pro-- longation of the sidewalk lines at lden;ecfi;:d That ate:f etnl;:raced t ati pro-- perty lines of two or more streets which join at an angle, whether or aot --onme szuch street crosses the mading Lone: ine space adjac-- ent to the curb reserved for the exclusive use of vehicles during the loading or unloading of passen-- gers or materials. ~ Operator: Any person who is in actual physical control of a vehicle or by any street between street intersec-- tions when 50 per cent or more of the en;igd 'bn.m of li;id stl:et is occu use for retuil Oor v'olenlo busines s, by hotels, banks or office buildia, ANM O RDIN A NCE Regulating waitic, parking and the equipment of Vdhicles. BE IT ORDAINED By the Presi-- m.:d Board of Trustees of the of Libertyville, Lake County, ordinance the follo'm" terms are used, they shall have, for the pur-- pese of this ordinance only, the ARTICLE 1. DEFINITIONS: GENERAL PROVISIONS. @RDOLNANCE NO. 492 so --as to keep the of this ordinance, or by public | It shall further be unlawful for the operator of any street car or lvehicle to drive over any unpro-- !taected hose of the fire department ; without the consent of the fire mar-- shall or the assistant in command. 20. Driving on the Right Side of hdcre "mufila. Hreaaye! onl Iicle upon r vehicle ; shall turn toward right side of 'the roadway so far as may be nec-- of start, slow down, stop or attempt| 36. Projecting Loads-- No vehicle 'to turn without first giving a suit-'shall have any part of its load 'pro-- able signal in such a manner'as to jecting beyond the front end of said apprise others who might be affect-' vehicle nor g:ojecting more than |ed by his action. | thirteen feet beyond the center line ----16. Driving from Alleys, Drive--| of the rear axel of said vehicle and ways or Garages. The operator of ' no load shall project beyond the rear :a vehicle emerging from an alley, l end» of the bed or body of any driveway or garage shall stop such [ vehicle, exclusive of the tail gate , vehicle immediately prior to drivinzg; when lowered, a greater distance onto a sidewalk, or across a side--'than three--fifths of the total length 'walk line projected across such al--| of such bed or body. a ley, sound the horn of said vehicle! 37. Width of .Vehk¥.'lnd. Load. {and shall exercise unusual care in"rhe maximum width of any vehicle 'driving upon said sidewalk or across! and its 'load shall not exceed eight ' such line. t i feet. , 17. Vehicles Not to be Driven on| 38. Brakes. '<It shall be unlawful Sidewalks or in Safety Zones as| to operate any motor vehicle upon Lerein provided for. No operator of|any street unless said vehicle is t« vehicle shall drive within any side--| equipped with good and sufficient walk area, except at a permanent' brakes in efficient workinfi condi-- _ or temporary driveway, nor at any tion, or to operate any vehicle which time into or upon any portion of a is so loaded that the operator does irog'i\wa)z_ market_i as a safety :one.lnot have ready access to the mech-- | 15. Operators Signal. No oper-- 'ator of a vehicle shall suddenly start, slow down, stop or attempt 'to turn without first giving a suit-- able signal in such a manner as to apprise others who might be affect-- | ed by his action. |__ 14. Method of Approaching for |Right Turn. _ The operator of a vehicle intending to turn to the right at an intersection shall approach the point of turning in the traffic lane nearest the right hand edge or curb of the roadway. essary in order to avoid collisior with such vehicle. Further pmvid:;1 zongs or warning devices used upon re apparatus or fire patrol vehicles, operators shall draw their vehicles as near to the right curb as is reasonably p&:sible a.ng shall remain ing until such fire apparatus humn'pnmd. It shall be unlawful for the operator of _ any 'vehicle, other than one on official business, to follow any fire apparatus, in re-- sponse to a fire alarm, closer than one block, or to 'K:rk any vehicle within the block re fire apparat-- us has stopped to answer to a fire alarm. ' C EICEIECIE SPVT T '_V.' L13 18. Right of Way. Subject to section 7 of this ordinance, the operator of a vehicle shall give the right of way to the operator of a vehicle approaching along an inter-- aettini'ltreet from the right, and shall ve the right of way over those ap}l)roaching from the left. 19. ollowing Fire Apparatus Prohibited« -- Upon the sounding of At Milwaukee Avenue and High g{r)eet (commonly knows as School At Milwaukee Avenue and Cook Avenue: pedestrian to stand upon any side-- walk except as near as is reasonably j possible to the building line of the curb line, if such standing inter-- feres with the use of said sidewalk. 11. Pedestrians Standing on Side-- walks. It shall be unlawful for a 10. Pedestrians to Obsey Signals. At intersections where traffic is di-- rected by a police officer or by the type of signal commonly known as a stop and go signal, it shall be unlawful for any pedestrian to cross the roadway other than with releas-- ed traffic, if such crossing interferes with the lawful movement of traffic. 9. Pedestrian's Limited Right to Use of Roadway. At no place shall a «pedestrain cross any roadway other than by the most direct route to the opposite c\lxrbingih:nd when crossing at any place other than a crouva'lk shd' Yield the right of way to all vehicles upon the road-- way. No person, except crossing watchmen and officers having police powers shall stand or loiter in any roadway other than in a safetY zone if such act interfers with the lawful movement of traffic. It shall be !.nlawrf,u'fd for fany u;p:rson to stfand in a way for purpose of or while solicitxyng a ride from the op-- erator of any vehicle. The operator of a vehicle shall stop before enumny crosswalk when any other icle® proceeding in the same direction is stopped at such cross walk for the purpose of permitting a pedestria.. u_ c . The operator of a vehicle shall not m any other vehicle which has stopped at a crosswalk by an Aucomaiic signal or tiatiic otficer until the said stopped vehicle shall have crossed said crosswalk, except that where a vehicle has stopped at said crosswalk for the purpose of making a turn in accord with traffic ng'llxlations this provision does not apply. It shall be unlawful for the oper-- ator of any vehicle to drive into any unmarked crosswalk while there is such crosswalk upon the hali o1 the roadway upon which such vehicle is traveling any pedestria® engaged in crossing the roadway until such pe-- destrian shall have passed beyond the path of said vehicle, when the pedestrian shall indicate his inten-- uon to ctoss by a timely and con-- uunuous . warning by holauing up uis hand palm outward toward ap-- proaching traffic; _ C Th i t uis son wilfully to deface, injure, move or interfere with any ahlfwm- ing or direction sign or 'P%. Vehicles hcl"dm Cer-- tain Rules. The provisions of this ordinance regulating the movement, parking and standing of -- vehicles snall not apply to ambulances, to ure patrol vehicles, nor to emergency vehicles of the law enforcement of-- ficers or of public utilities while the operator of any such vehicle is en-- saged in the necessary performance of emergency duties. Article II. Pedestrians, 8. --Pedestrians Right or Way «t inversections. it shail be unlawful ior the operator of any vehicle to drive into any CrosSsWAis, WAiC_ is marked as provided in section 12 oi this ordinance, without the excercise oi. due and proper care in view of the special use made thereof by pedes-- «L1dil8. tires have been so worn or other-- wise damaged as to cause pounding on the Jnvem,ent.s. N¥3 " 43. -- Vehicles in Imitation of Pub-- lic Vehicles. No vehicle painted a bright or fire red, excepting fire ap-- vices. No freight carrying vehicle shall be operated upon the streets or alleys of the city which shall be equipped with any anti--skid or non-- skid device so constructed that any rigid or non--flexible portion of same comes in contact with the pavement. 42. Tires. All freight--carrying motor vehicles ?iperating upon the public streets an alle{s of the city shall have tires of rubber or other material of equal remlencng; provid-- ed, that tires shall be considered de-- fective and the use thereof shall not be permitted if the rubber or other material has been worn or otherwise reduced to a thickness of less than three--fourths of an inch or if such 34. Use of Horn. --Every motor vehicle shall be mmfped with a good and sufficient audible signalling de-- | vice im efficient working condition. Such signalling device shall be sounded when necessary to give 'timely warning of the approach of a vehicle, but such horn and other signalling device shall not be sound-- 'ed for any purpose other than as a warning of impending 'danger "to I persons driving other vehicles or to persons upon the street. ' 35. Gas and Smoke. It shall lfe unlawful to operate any vehicle lwhich emits .dense smoke or such an amount of --smoke as to be dan-- gerous to the health of persons in the vicinity of such vehicle. or as to endanger the operation of other vehicles on the street. 40. ~Lights. It shall be unlawful| to ogente a vehicle, the lights of | which do not conform to the 'provi-l sions of the Illinois Motor Vehicke Law. s s 5 41. Anti--Skid and Non--Skid De-- 39. Muffler Required. No motor vehicle shall be operated upon any street unless the same is provided with a muffler in efficient and ac-- tual working condition and the use of a cutout is forbidden. 38. Brakes. ~It shall be unlawful to operate any. motor vehicle upon any street unless said vehicle is equinped with good and sufficient brakes in efficient workinfi condi-- tion, or to operate any vehicle which is so loaded that the operator does not have ready access to the mech-- anism operating the brakes of said vehicle. 37. Width of V'ehiclffiand. Load. The maximum width of any vehicle and its load shall not exceed eight feet. : The Village President is hereby authorized to erect suitable signs visible by day and night to desig-- nate the provisions of this section., He may erect signs requiring o{er-t ators to bring vehicles to a comr ete | stop at intersections or other places where such regulation is r@équired by public safety. : Article IV. Condition of Vehicles 32. Clear Vision. It shall be un-- lawful to operate any vehicle which is so loadeg or in such a condition | that the --operator does not have a clear vision of all parts of the road-- way essential to the safe operation of said vehicles. Any vehicle that| is #o constructed or in such condi-- tion as to obstruct the operator's view of the roadway to the rear of said vehicle shall be equipped with a mirror so attached that it will afford the operator a view of the 33"{7 t . Noise. --It shall . _ Unnecessary & s be ~unlawful to operate a vehicle which makes unusually loud 'or un-- necessary noise. Every: optrator of a vehicle or street car traversing any street, in-- tersecting through street shall stop such vehicle or street car before entering upon the through street, provided, however, that such stop is not required when a go signal is given by a traffic signal or police officer. It shall be unlawful for any person to ride upon the fenders or running board or outside steps of any vehicle. 31. Through Streets. The fol-- lowing streets and parts of streets are hereby declared to constitute through streets for the purpose of this section:-- Milwaukee Avenue and Park Avenue Similar Devices. It shall be unlaw-- ful for any ;t)'erson, upon skates, or riding in or by means of a coaster, sled, or toy vehicle to go upon any roadway, other than at a crosswalk. 28. Clinging to Vehicles. It shall be unlawful for any person travel-- ing upon any bicycle, motorcycle, or any toy vehicle to cling to or attach himself to any moving vehicle or street car upon any roadway. 27. -- Unattended Animals. It shail be unlawful to leave any horse or mule unattended in any street with-- out having securely ftastened said animal. 25. Riding Bicycles and Motorcy-- cles. It shall besunlawful for more than one person to ride upon any bicycle propelled by human power upon any street, or for more than one person to ride upon any motor-- cycle other than upon a seat attach-- eil to said vehicle. 26. _ Una Vehicles. _ No vehicle aha}l'ubd:d left unattended while the motor of said vehicle is iunning. 3 23. Frightened Horses. Any op-- erator of a vehicle shall, at signal from a person in charge of a fright-- ened horse, bring his vehicle to a stop and remain stationery until said horse has IJmssed 24. Traffic Not to be.Obstructed. No vehicle or street car shall be operated or allowed to remain upon anuy street in such a manner as to form an unreasonable obstruction to any roadway. k: 21. Overtaken. -- Any operator of a vehicl :,h:lron overtaking another vehicle, pass on the left side of the overtaken vehicle. When re-- quested so to do, an. operator of a vehicle traveling upon any street shall as soon as practicable turn to the right, so as to allow any over-- taking vehicle free passage to the left of the overtaken vehicie. 22. Speed. It shall be unlawful to operate any vehicle at a rate of speed which is inconsistent with the provisions of the Motor Vehicle Act of the State of Illinois. that it shall be unlawful to 0 29. Use of Coasters, Sleds and 30. Riding on Running Boards. awiuil to operate the left side of THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, WEDNESDAYy, 50. _ Intoxicated Operators. It shall be unlawful for any person while in an intoxicated condition to operate, or attempt to operate any vehicle, Any person who shall vio-- late aiiy provisions of; this section, shall, gon conviction thereof, for each and every offense, be punished by a fine of not more tKnn two hundred dollars, or bty imprison-- ment in the city jail for a period not exceeding sixty days or by both fine and imprisonment. e 61. -- Duty of Operator in Acci-- dents. It shall be unlawful for the operator of a vehicle which has col-- 43, -- UDTINer Age Limit. it shail be unlawful for mk' person under sixteen years of age to opetate any vehicle, bicycles excepted, upon any street; and it shall be unlawful for any person who is under eighteen years of age, unless accompanied bK an ddult person to so operate suc vehicle. i The Village President is hereby authorized to erect or cause to be erected signs in any of the above mentioned 'places marking out the space not to exceed seventy--five feet and not to be occupied for any long-- er a time than is necessary to load or unload passengers or materials. Article VI Regulations Governing f Operators 6:30 P. --M. of any business day; ? 6. At any place not to exceed seventy--five . feet along the curb before the entrance to any theatre during the hours said theatre is open for busi-- al8 ness; 7. At any place between the head of any bridge or viaduct and the nearest street intersection, between the hours of 7:00 A. M. and 6:30 P. M. 'of any business day. :# __It shall be unlawful for any oper-- ator of a vehicle to stand said vehi-- cle in a duly established taxi--cab stand or motor bus stop, provided, however, that this provision shall not apply-- to the operators of duly licensed taxicabs 'authorized to occu-- py said stands. vided that the loading, nnlol.axh"nfi and delivery of said materials not consume more thirty min-- vutes, in any of the following places: 1. In any ?ublic lley, during any hour of any day: 2. At any {lace 'not to exceed seventy--five feet along the curb before the entrance to any hospital during any hour of any.da{;, 3. At any gace not to exceed seventy--five feet along the curb before the entrance to any police or fire station dur-- ing any hour of" any day; 4. At any place not° to exceed seventy-frve feet along the s : curb before the entrance to any hotel during any hour of ~~ sany day;, f % 46. Parking Vehicles for Sale. 'It shall be unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to park the same upon any street for the purpose of dis-- playing it for sale or to park any vehicle <upon any business street £from which said vehicle merchandise is being sold, except in duly estab-- lished market places. * 47. Standing for Loading Only in Certain Places. l)urinie the time specified herein it shall unlawful for an operator to stand a passenger vehicle for a periog of timexongerl than is necessary for the loading or vnloadingl'nof passengers, providing such loading or unloading shall notl consume more than three minutes, nor for an operator to stand. any' comu;ercial vehicle for a periot{ o:c{ 1 time longer than is necessary to unload and deliver materials, pro-- The Village Presidernt may erect and maintain suitable signs and place and maintain suitable markings up-- on the surface of the roadway, re-- quiring the parking of vehicles at any angle to the curb and with the right front wheel within six inches cf the curb. Provided, however, that such signs shall not be erected at any place where angle parking will diminish the width of the road-- way available for travel to less than twenty feet, nor upon any street where there is less than 30 feet be-- tween the curb and the nearest rail of any street car track. > 3 ing a clean lane after traffic of 20 feet on tnrough streets and 12 feet on other 'strecdts. Angle parkinz shall have wehicles parked at the angle to the curb indicated by such marke for angle parking. . upon the curD or I?v Dboth, 45. Standing or Parking Close to Curb. No vehicle shall be parked with the left side of said vehicle next to the curb, and it shall be unlawful to «stand. or park ant{ vehicle in a roadway other than wi the front of the right wheel of the vehicle within six , inches of the regular established. curb line, leav-- fied Placos, --At any time it shall be unlawful for the operator of a vehi-- cle to stand such vehicle in any of the following places except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the di-- rection of a police officer or traffic sign --or signar:o s _-- 1. In any intersection; 3. * UpQh any briige, or visd 3. --Upon any ge, or viaduct, or in any subway and the ap-- geroach thereto; + 4. tween a safety zone and the adjacent curb or within twen-- ty feet Of a point on the curb " immediately opposite the end of a safety zone. 5. Within fifty feet of a traffic signal or a t.hroug'!: street sign on the app ing side; 6.. Within twenty feet of any in-- tersection; *-- 7 7. Any place where the standing | of a vehicle will reduce the ' usable width of the roadway for moving traffic to less ® than twenty feet.. o 8. At any curb within fifteen feet of a fire hydrant. 9. At any place where the stand-- ing of any' vehicle will block the use of any driveway. The Village President may desig-- nate the location of the provisions of paragraphs 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; and 8 of this section by the erection of suitable signs, or by placing and| maintaining red paint or other red material with approximate lettering' upon the curb or by both. paratus and any fire patrol vehicle lided with any vehicle or person in OPPORTUNITY GREATER TH maintained by an insurance eomp-;sm:h a manner as to cause ?n injury € EV%R'm s THAN any or board of underwriters, and | or damage to any person: or pro-' & no vehicle eat;ipped with a tfi;)flnz or . m fail or refuse to stop im--| It is saddening to Shink that op-- siren, excepting fire m , fire| tely to ascertain the extent of | portunity is. just .about dead in s patrol vehicles, amb s, street'such injury or damage, to render merica. No more cah an ambitious cars and emergency vehicles or of such Assistance as may be needed, youth hope to own!an entire railroad public utilities, shall be operated,to give his true name and residence| system. How far would a man even upon the streets. |to the injured person or any other| with moderate capital get today if Article V. Parking Rules person requesting the same, and to he decided to start a steel mill? The 44. Standing Prohibited in Speci-- ; police officer or if no police officer| big things of business have been fied Places. At any time it shall pe| i8 PTaSANS then to the nearest po-- | done. 4 unlawful for the operator of a vehi-- A;'g' l'"' police heu.i&uarters.] Maybe not entirely. There is the cle to stand such vehicle in any of| 5o Rrajway VII. Railro |case of the Akron rubber man who the following places except when |p, Spay b: ays Not to Block Streets.| was broke at 62 and prosperous at necessary to avoid conflict with other .lunlawful to opérate one | 68. G 4 traffic or in confipliance with the di--| °* m raiilway trains, cars or loco:| And then there.is the case of the rection of a police officer or traffic| 9 stre:g as to prevent the use of| penniless: Hungarian lad who man-- en or signal: | any sttort for purpose of travel for |aged, a little movie in Brooklyn > In anv intarsertion : a period of time longer than five| twenty--odd vears ago. and recently 5. At seventy--five feet along the curb before the entrance to any public building between the hours of 7:00 A. M. and lace iny on inCc CUurd i ppogite the end, fm'l;nh"'n(: ne. Rraws et of a trafl'ic'p nl;i:aot:« throngil; street | K:reby & proaching side; | juzly "or, feet of an§ in~ | repealed. ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL COMPACT IN EDUCATION By an aireement between the |3ninuity of %an Marcos and the iversity o is, sighed during Ithe past month,.:'f"mxh'l'emvhn | university is established which looks ; toward helping the students of each country in the other, toward spread-- ing a knowledge of each country in the other, and toward a system of exchange professors.--Pierre de .L. 'Boal, American charge d'affaires ad interim, Lima, Peru, September The humidifier itself is in the form of a quite large, green bronze urn with a litticed cover. This urn is filled with water, and'connected to an electric outlet. Just enough cur-- rent is.supplied to keep the water sufficiently warm to vaporize slowly. And in summer we should think it would be ~ admirable for holding flowers! sible and is Mtwnhcgidy.dxod- tive. It is an electrical humidifier, designed to supply enough moisture to the atmosphere of the home to make the air comfortable and health-- ful to breathe.. We all know that most of the colds and similar afflic-- tions of the winter months are due, at least in part, to the very dry air which we constantly breathe and which has a very irritating effect on our breathing apparatus. Our'little discovery does away with this condi-- tion as pleasantly as can be imagin-- The other day we espied a new device which seems eminently sen-- sible and is withal highly. decor&-- Many a Libertyville man who thinks his wife couldn't get d@& without him would be surprised he knew that she simply endures him for the children's sake. -- 0. J. --BOEHM f Clerk. Passed March 27, 1928. Approved March 27, 1928. Pupglished April 11, 1928. This ordinance shall be in effect frorixi and after its passage and due publication according to law, and all R:ior or conflicting ordinances are reby repealed and more particu-- larly ordinance No. 484 is hereby repealed.~ _ .. EARL H. CORLETT Attest: Any person, firm or corporation violating any provisions of this or-- dinance where no other penalty is prescribed shall be fined not less than one dollar nor more than one hundred dollars for each offense. Call Mike Behm COAL, FEED, SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT, CIN-- § ~ DERS ETC | ---- f Office and yard at C. M. & St. P. Tracks "RONDOUT, ILLINOIS _ 4. Reliable Laundry & Libertyville 290 , § _ for satiSfactoryg stt i s Laundry and Dry;, % ; f _ Cleaning Se'fince HEALTH and BEAUTY JOHN G. BORST Cleaning Co. .,, * HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. _ The LAUNDRY does it best! -- Phone Libertyville 679--M--1 * Established in 1899 11 President And the one about. the former prize fighter promoter who did a hundred--million--dollar business with his dry goods chain last year. WellT. perhaps opupnortunitvy isn't Another, of three one time mes-- senger boys who bought seats on the stock exchange. ~Well, perhaps opportunity isn't quite dead.--Nation's Business Ma-- _ Then, too, the papers carried the story the other day of a former taxi driver who was just made vice--presi-- dent of the largest.cab company in the country. E s There are a few other stories if the news, too. ; One, of the forméer cigar clerk who decides to add a thousand more stores to his huge chain. -- Also, there is the case of the mot-- or financier who %'ot his start twenty years ago when he was polite to a street car rider as a conductor. Out on the Pacific Coast there is a son of an immigrant heading a bil-- lion--dollar bank chain. He began as aged a little movie in Brooklyn twenty--odd years ago, and recently obtained control of . --g100,000,000 more in movie houses. a clerk. it is saddening to think that oK- portunity is. just ,about dead in A--, merica. No more ca&h an ambitious | youth _ hope to owni! an entire railroad | system.. How far would a man even , with moderate capital get today if he decided to start a steel mill? The | (t;ig things of business have been one. Maybe not entirely. There is the' case of the Akron rubber man who | gé" broke at 62 and prosperous atI And then there is the case of the penniless: Hungarian lad who man-' Health's at stake----so don't delay _ : + Choose the bill you want OF course you would rather have the phrzper plumbi in your use than bt;ngfive some of your family taken ill. Attend to it at once: | 269. 18--tf FOR SALE----Seed oats and wheat, also 1 work team, heavy team, harness and Strich dumping wag-- FLYNN--GABLE CHICKS in 100 lots W. Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Anconas, $11.00. Barred Rocks, Reds, Wyandottes, $12.00. Ph. Arl. Hts.. 34--Flynn--Gable Hatchery, FOR SALE--Brick store building with fiat nz-in. on Milwaukee Avenue in heart of the busi-- ness district. Store and flat rent-- ed. Inquiré of R. G. Kaping, Re-- FOR SALE--% T. Ford Truck. Good condition. Very reasonable. Fred Carsten, 808 Milwaukee Avenue, Libertyvyille. 28--2t--pd FOR SALE--No. 1 baled timothy FOR SALE-- Home grown seed corn,--Murdock, Western --Plow-- man, Golden Glow, Madison Dent and Minn. No. 13.« High germina-- tion test. Shelled and graded. FOR SALE--Complete air pressure water lifting system; no longer needed since we have city water. Telephone Lake Forest 795--Y¥--4. R. S. Hulce, Everett, III.08 28--2. Complete restzurant, lunch and kitchen equipment. G. C. GRIDLEY Phone 45 Libertyville, Ill. 8 room modern home, 2 car garage, 1 block from Electric Station. Four and five room flats at 610 Mil-- waukee Avenue. FOR SALE--Dresser. . Will sell Cheap. Phone Libertyville 500. Will have Frost Proof cabbage and Bermuda onion plants. Order now. ALBERT W. KOENIG--Watkins' FOR SALE--Special for April and May--Only 98¢ for an 11 oz. bot-- tle of Watkins' Vanilla, Vanillin and Coumarin. With every purch-- ase of 2 bottles, a 1 lb. can of Watkins' Baking Powder FREE .. 8 Room house; Eln; Court; big lot; ; unusual location. 6 mw Ames St.; New:; 2 > JAY CATIRNS Offers these houses FOR SALE 7 Room house; Third St.; sun porch; 4 bed rooms. ° \o% 6 Room house: McKinley Ave., just nearing completion. See California and Gages Lake Corner. FOR SALE--Six room home on Sunnyside Place. All modern con-- veniences including oil burner. Garage, Deep lot, fine trees and shrubbery. Priced right. Terms. A. R. SCHNAEBELE Realtor 111 W. Church St., Libertyville 22--6t. E. Euclid Avenue, Arlington Heights, IllL. 9--24--pd. FOR SALE--Nearly new UR -- SNALE--3 yearling heifers, 2 Guernseys and 1 Du'riun Phil Donegan, Washington Street and Donegan Rd., Waukegan. 28--6t. $5.00 per bu. L. A. Huebsch, Mundelein, IIl.. Phone 605--J--1. Lake St., 2 miles west of Liberty-- ville. Phone 678--J--2. A--tf FOR SALE--Real Estate HERMAN A. SCHWERMAN 205 W. Maple Avenue. setting. Also fine, large breedin stock, $3 and $4 per pair. J. M. Bowe, _ Bulkley Road. Phone 667 --W --2. 98.1¢%. Dealer, 426 North Ave... Phone Libertyville 188--M 25--6t Also large homesites at Real BARGAIN Prices. JAY CAIRNS If you want to buy an or if you have to sell, mtum,orflyw%m,mumflwh columns. You will get results. Tboreiunownyyonmn.ebnmnyquhldn(h- hudwrtatimemd.tnmfloaeutummflm make your wants known here. A trial will convince you. Minimum charge, 25¢ 6 insertions for $1.00 Rates: 5¢ per line per insertion. Park & Milwaukee Aves., FOR SALE OR REXT modern home on Brainerd very Telephone 147--M. FOR SALE FOR SALE Classified Ads of 5 rooms, sun porch [ast Nook, on Third St. with easy 28--1t. on per | Libertyville Post No. 329 AMERICAN LEGION B. H. MILLER ATTORNEY--AT--LAW First National Bank Building Telephone 57 _ LIBERTYYIL Scientific Examination of the Eye GLASSES FITTED Waukegan National --FPhone 988 Commander, C. C. Hoskins -- 346--] Meets First Tuesday -- Gridley HaX DR. OTTO R. THOMPSON 912 N. County St. Fhone 1798 DR. J. L TAYLOR Office in First National Bank Bldg. L Hours:'1 to 8:80 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence, Oakwood Terrace Pranc Tunimg e' Pianos regulated and repaired, at Libertyville every Monday. Or-- WANTE ATTORNEY and COUNSEIAOR & FOR RENT--S5 alow. Late: FOR RENT--Furnished light house-- keeping rooms, modern. Call aft-- ternoons or evenings at 204 Park Place, Libertyville or phone 249--J. FOR SALE--Seed corn, field select-- ed before frost. Early maturing 1927 crop. Also 1 good 2--bot FOR SALE--Furniture at 117 Fourth St. Phone Libertyville 161--J. Harry Madill Bartlett _ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Office at Stewart and Lincoln FOR SALE--Pekin Ducks and Toul-- ouse geese eggs for setting. Otte d--;;;-v"mnv%' komatetemtame: Ad P or call or write C. J. Dichl, Wood-- stock, Illincis. Phone Woodstock REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Grayslake, I!l. Phone 34--W--1. Call Libertyville 204--M. 20. place, 581--J. tractor plow. S. A. Dickson. Phone Wauconda 39-- W--1. 26--6t--zd. type, free from foul seed. Berger-- onlStq'gk Fl.;'m. on Lake St., 2 miles West of Libertyville. Phone 678--J --2 t# LYELL H. MORRIS Pytlik, Shady Lane Road, Diam-- ad Lake. --_ 27 --8t--pd. months old. Hmm friend-- ly, $25. Phone 629--W. 22--6t LIBERTYVILLE, ILL FRED GRABBE RENT--Board and room. 123 vol street. 2P8.--9¢. Waukegan, Tlinois shower bath, garage. Phone FOR RENT at 117 PAGE SEVEN 161--J.