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IF GUM) RI] "KIN AT EDGAR COUNTY To CF%EBRA'rE Waukegan Dedicates Memorial Hospital O 110.y. than $1.34 H Tr Edgar rountv has made more com- plet» work of eradicating tubereu. losis than any other county in the mm. " Flatts, wim luntim' flanl the I.) to kept" (In-e The Fun mulled down on the dec- orated rank, of paraders winding through the city of Waukegnn to the some of the Victory Memorial hospital dedication ceremonies Sat- urday afternoon. The tine weather brought an unusua| crow! from I" ovor the county to take part m or Itew the senders It the hospital. The various units of the parade formed near Oak and Belvidere streets, joined, nn.l marched to Gem-m street, north to Grand lvenur. Hut to Shorid-n man. and " Merce tor tn the -eeorid tli waukerttn Maconie of the G. A. R. in of the W. R. C. in I of the G. A. R. in autos, merdy of the W. R. C. in nun-v. r-m'm. I erty Fife and Drum Corpz, ' Spanish Amrrican War \'utsn This was followed in order b:, ' American Legion Bugle and Dr Corp', members of the local Ampr lean [pylon post, members of the other poet: in the county, Gold Slur trothers in automobiles. Woman's Auxiliary, and troop of cavnlrv from Fort Shorldan. Fort Sheridan. The fourth division was eompoced, of the K. of C. h d, and fraternal and other ornanmtlons. In thvi f,fth division came the high pchnoH ham! and a battalions of troops from i the high Iohool R. o. T. C. Decorat-'i M automobiles brought up the roan of the parade. I Spahn " I'm-limo 1 Scheduled as speaker: were men prominent in army and navy circlcsi and In civilian life. Among the unabr- m ce. lllton Fonman.i heet " More than 2000 herds have com "I te Sid-wilt» Sea of People are within 50 pound, of the weight. The fourth highest at ant i ps By DAVE "tl LVNHR C. (Hiram) Pint) Ritzenthaler. Thi The other four h; 'ul at that date. vcnnd ,third and tau" er redord for the mu! county "obtains. ess Vevie Colantha m Vow made 110.31 Thu max: record is nu poand, milk makir of butter. HI 1 av LAKE COUNTY FARM BUREAU mu indow l oy , butter fror milk. Wildwm I) " ed take part THE Di .rt/A PLANT st record is nu close l tie. lt way made highs . record from H99." lk showing an exe"p test. meoer TYoko 2500.9 pound P Pet Ponti their butter hiehew al nu " in): 98. v, pou I Rag o of Lake mu test Apr My "0K0! F Hm). Wy xterm Ms " ti pl the liurr t pro I "ls of bul- milk. Ruby rl Kane, ha, 2 pounds of Ar returr " e of milk Apple, a m Sta _ Bonibe Pr t Bros OWtt6, " He mr' ie produced 2 93.61 potrr r made IM les, Fowler at the Pe has EDITED BY C. E. WHEELUCK County Farm Adviser. the 1k M plete Big pneparu the puwam at FARM BUREAU STORY IN PAGEANT FORM Lake county mu be mpnsentm by pne or two groups besides a Mat in the proressional or parade ( the cireu, boy would name it. The followrne are a few of tho thirurs to be portrayed at the par murulul by a semi-eirruiar hm which makes a natural seatinu 'space for the audience. The stage i, large enough to accommodate ve. hicles of various kinds a! well tis larre gmup» of people "who will represent ir, some war, either by costumes, group arrangement or dernorurtration, some of the work un- dctakm and accomplished by Farm Bureaus. the lllanis Agricultural Aswciation and American Farm Bureau Federal cant: Method,. of soil improvement. a 'Iisplay of fan was of 'oeeet clover and other Premiums wil Datum", poultry culling, cow test- and ribbons. ing, T. B. eradication, bull assoc-in» Begin pianninl tions, wool pool. spray rings, mar- Ln :2 to help n hating organizations. Farmer, mhihit the best Mr. Kierunn, Chief of Division Hf THE NEXT THING IN SPR\HNG Tuberculosis Erudicaiton, Dr. J. J. --r--- Lintuer, head of the work in Illinois, This copy of the "Farmer" may Prof. Smith of the Livestock Com. reach you a little late far any Suz- mh,:.ion are to be present. {radium about the calyx spray. It o re interesting pan of the pro- is several days after the pet:rl, fall gram will he a demonstration on it before the calyx or open end of the T. B. steer and a T. B. hog. Mossorn close, entirely. This achievement in Edgar If the SP"! has not been applied coutCy hhuw. what can be done when due to the rush of other work of un- the proposition i. taken up by a favorable weather examnw the (Avrllnumgjc or county. newly formed apples and if the luvertigration i, showing tubercu- blossom erol is still open give them lo.sis to be even more contagiom u sprayinw of powdered lead arse- trm, W'qs rtt first hem-wad This nine one pound, and lime sulphur partly e Flora m fieial ng make the oceanic Mr. Kierun national Huge up in order from becom futr M " be a de ti' and a T achieveme Ann what SQUIRE EDG EGATE at al commander of the in the r Anion; J. A. McCormick Mines y l commander of the Ime- wa, alq n R. McCauley, Mate own (In tr DeK at . cattle, includr Lump, oeef hen kept for milk a "veeytning kept f 'ng purposes in t tr terted OI' an m an will be held May '.Yith in hos 'ed of _ to pr: .huwing tubercu- more contatriou, believed. This ad of u complete to prevent clear t mumm- mug made rr, 'un June 30th open and Surr _eircular hi1 Ninety-h tty with the same solution. A large number of our fruit have received good care so fur reusufl. Continue the good 1 better than we the cellar next MORE DISCUSSION OF COUNTY BALL LEAGUE FOR BOYS THE LAKE GMily REGISTER WEDNESDAY, MAY' " ltepar carrie, IUWNSHIP EXHIBITS The Lake County only whirweekly no coumy. restock. The exhibit will be arranged in my way the committees from the owruhips may ehoore. The decora- ion of the booth and ortrirility in "uniting the display will count to- ard the prizes. Perhaps some novel lea might be worked out asiiir from display of farm produce. Premiums will be tdven in cup= nd ribbons. We are planning a Farm Bureau nt for thr-J-'air this year in whieh ch towmhlp will have a booth in nich to (haplay fruit, vetretahles, ain and "in fact anything nut et " TT the rank upon 2th the ,erved i mer anal in the "a was due the t Bumuw. Choruse, and din-huh: pictures srt of, the , "h-rtainmr a hiétory of the are through the summer up! ave wme home grown apr than we,can buy to >turr- liar next winter beside, ,w w at the fair. r farm trikirnt n planning now what you can to help make your townrhip p rep: Ar l? -. For the obser r a tribute to the remembrance of in the war. M mander of the r! fifty gal'nm of . the tree, again er the petal, fall olutiou. r of our fruit t"ees pe thu n zution P AT TH E FA I R RI-gi-ter is the wq'mptf in the n and M women who To his ef- wuut of u. hthle tO were cen- t In full )SCTVIHCC 1letie Di Allendale -T'cgac _ FAPos. Yugv - srqrt 4ND us: Voun 7mm! "flarur- T'sorvt Tret WIFE AND - ~59 "H57 I7 "05 - tlr_PC8riEAssct- the fire Wauke- Nance! , local hh farm I ake this T'at- the pe err The Constable Need Not Be Afraid to Go Home Now we If at Can't Even Agree Whether sf: t6 Attend Church Sun- 3 day or Go Fishing L Estimate. Furnished Free Dym an! Rd. Idttertlle, ill. Say It with Flowers LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Greenhouse-Phone 17id Res. Phone 29l-R-2 Flowers for any occasion delivered by wire in any part of the U. ti. FAIRHOLM GARDENS the past awning cy can t u ry in " Hardy Garden Pererniels, $1.75 per doz. Graduation Time Is Coming Asters, Begonias, Cannas, Centurea, Colew, China Pinks, Ferns, Fuschias, Helinu'ope, Ivy Geranium, Lobelia, Petunjus, Salvias, Snapdragon, Verbena, Vina-a Vines and Gladiolus Bulbs. n Su appa about EXTRA FINE GERANIUMS JOSEPH KOHOUT H. C. BURRIDGE & SONS Nurserymen and Florists. xll Greenhouse Phone 396-1 an represubd by the tw Tuday the t"trurnertt is they wilt go Minx or am game. The question is a we, and the eloquence J WELL You Loor 155775? NOW' DID you T%:urt Mont 9ND 65 "T" arrtffrtviret. I X' North Shot. Can stop at Dymond Rd. Res. Phone 102-R. nu young-l boy's. the to the Y. M. Kym of indoor with rl "as played or. N "as the winning arable hits and n. "legging it" mm treat rate. Af ll xit Two new houses on Fourth Street that we will sell right. The" were built by us of be,t materials and by labor on day basil. There is no sham about them, Fifty-foot graded lots. Slade trees and walks. Hou,es have large living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, three closets and bath on main our. Twoibedroom on second floor. Fine, high cemented basement. tttug electricity. cisterns. furnace. Price of one $4850.00 and 0 34200.00 tThi sis not finished on Beeond Boor and has no fir mice). First pasment $1000.00. Balance easy. Phone 80 AMERICAN WIRE FENCE CO LibertrviBo Two new houses on Fourth Street that were built by us of bert materials ar There is no sham about them, Fifty trees and walks. Homo-s have large Phone 39 We are making . albumin] reduction in pet-tonal Inuit, kn. tneanndinami-lt-rvicetofittl-daef-tr- hold. Look over the -eral unice- vo old: In!" nil w the one you prefer. Either unite in n dtatinet hing-1v. any other way you can possibly have your My work Shirts reduced to 20e. Conn-I to be, other utidu in P... portion. On " bundles from 7 lbs. to 2315-. Per lb. -.-e.t ..- 7 T -FV- _, M... Your entire funny wuh futiahed couple". 18 Including soft cuff Ihim. per lb. T V. W. ._.._._____-_.__ C This "rviee mus! include all your "twork, " "ll " up in apparel. D Tramp wash with fUtwork ironed $1 1 1:. mg. 7 - . ve A _ v. od KUtwork piece: ironed Se per lb. extra. One day an". at " " to " 1b» tt.S& Over " lbs. iOe per IE All fUtwork ironed and wearing apparel stitched Vila. nod- and dried. Sterling Washers Electric - $75.00 Power - $47.50 Schanck Hardware Co. Over " lbs. 6e per lb. No articles marked, "eh bundle sorted " to colon all Kuhn! separately. One day "who. It Reduction in Laundry Prices Wash FAMILY SERVICE NO. 1 FAMILY SERVICE NO. , . FAMILY SERVICE NO. ' FAMILY SERVICE NO. 4 adjourned Hul'sES FOR SALE The Reliable Laundry HIGHLAND PARK AND Liam Lauder"- Dry Cleaner, and Drers Libertyville Phone 67-3 mam": Park Phone 17%t2' ide By LOUIS RICHARD struck, living excluded "a " twelve continual rompant-. - pears to haw itrstigated I duh. . ior Hom Post Olen 90. wallol. BSCI LIBERTY VILLE H'TIONS taken fer W surml, Saturday End-c Country Gentleman--" , Authorized agent. Phmtq later Omee. PAGE SEVEN $1.25 $1.25 lie eo'-- mi had I uth tho uiet--thq