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: F} 0 , 1lappemines 1>1; l onl We H_'S Mrs. Millie Madole and son John went to Chicago Saturday. Little Louis Stephens who has been ill is improving. Leonard Disney was a Chicago visitor _ James Swan nas purchased a five passenger Haines touring car. Mrs. Mary Brown, who has been ill with bronchitis, is recovering. is critically ill. _ Frank Appleyard of Glen spent Sundsy at the home of daughter, Mrs. O. U, Rollins. NJ s i a in ' C im Wwrea LIv/INC A (| l_';fl_'j CY Z TA L J/&E ?é !1 oT o ol tels ! i O sunn n holh naro M § PHONE 5 A. P. Raught of First street Lake County National Bank F. B. LOVELL & CO. Are lost each year through the ravages of smut and potato scab For loose and covered smuts of oats, covered and fiag smuts of wheat and barley, stem smut of rye, flax wilt, and potato scab Formaldehyde Solution OUR POLICY A bank is more than just a build-- ing. It stands for certain policies in the community even as an indi-- vidual does. The policy of this bank is safe and honest business coupled with efficient and courteous service. We should like to do business with you, and render you ser-- vice in every possible way Treat your seeds now with of -- Glenview Ald Mr. and Mrs. Raliph Petersen of Chicago spent the week end with Libertyville relatives. o _ Miss Marion Preston of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. John Van der Spoo! last week. -- 'of Dollars George Follett was taken ill with pneumonia last Thursday. He is re-- ported as improving at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Max Kohner apd children attended Sells--Floto cireus in Caicago Sunday. Frank J. Wright and Archie Bar-- nett were Waukegan visitors Mon-- day evening. LIBERTYVILLE Gordon Fleming of Chicago was the week end guest of Mr. gnd Mrs. Forest Flagg Owen. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Good and little son of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Good on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A Motzer of Chi-- cago spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Andrew Huss. _ Mrs. Oscar Kaiser and children of Joliet are spending a week at the C. H. Kaiser nome. Mr. and Mrs. James Laycock went| to Chicago Saturday to see "Hetrt.st' of Fame" at the Chicago Theatre. | Mrs. Frank Just and Mrs. James Yannke und son Gregory went to Chicago Saturday. _ -- _ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bockleman and little daughter, of Chicago visited Libertyville relatives over the week end. Ed. Topel is recovering from in-- juries received in an auto accident when the car he was in skidded. W. LCollins _ left for Boulder, Colo., Tuesday where he will spend ten days with his wife and daughter. Miss Helen Carroll and sister, Mrs. Jack Davis, attended "Blossom Time" at the Apollo Theatre Satur-- day afternoon.; -- Miss Lillian Kohout and Francis Cowles of Naperville spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ko-- hout Miss Emily Bush attended the wedding of a cousin, N. J. Monahan, in Chicago on Saturday. She spent a few days with relatives there re-- turning home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Weston Waldo of Lake Geneva and Miss Eleanor Wal. do of Beloit College were called to Libertyville on account of the death bf. their brotaer, rl Mr, and Mrs. Fi Flkzg Owen and Wilson Olendorf wers among the Libertyville people who attended Lewis Faulkner and a friend of Mendota, lowa, are visiting at the homes of D. A. Scott and Charles Seott. Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Meyer and two daughters of North Northfield, were guests at the home of Sam Scaar on Sunday. Gilbert Luce returned Monday evening from a business trip to Billings, Montana. He was looking after his oil interests there. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a bak-- ery sale Saturday afternoon, April 4, at the Farm Bureau office. Miss Margaret Biere has resigned her position at the Libertyville Department store and Mrs. Peter Hanson will take her place. Thomas H. Wilson and Miss Leila Whitcéhead of Austin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson Sat-- urday and Sunday. _ _ the North Shore Club dance Highland Park Friday night. _ About twenty--five friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kohout surprised them on Sunday night at a house-- warming party. Games were played and a jolly good time was had by all present. _ Step in today for a demonstration of the Eden Washer. Libertyville Battery and Electric Company. Bunco, cards and dancing will fol-- low the meeting of the Rebekah lodge, Friday evening, April 14. Members may bring friends. Every-- body welcome. The sixth lesson in American Citizenship will be given Thursday, April 12 at the Village Hall at 4 P. M. A large attendance is desired. The 1« number Monday sent fro Park. . partaker hour. ° CLUBS AND LODGES e local I. O. O. er of members ay evening. Vis from Waukegan _A splendid / re ken of followe Personal and Local Items of Particwlar I | waukee over the week end. . Interest to Our Mm Read ers COMING EVENTS into the order sitors were pre-- i and Highland ast by was then social | _ Libertyville -- Musica! Society is | planning an exceptiona! program on | the subject of Natures Moods to e | given at the next meeting of the | society Monday evwening, April 16. \ The committee in charge are Mr. and | Mrs. E. L. Sayre, Miss Eleanor Cor--; icora.n and Miss Marjorie Taylor. | Joe Duncan, a seetion hand living in the camp east of the electric de-- | pot, got lively on Sunday as the re-- }sul! of home brew, and drove his companions out of ait camp. Mar-- isha.l Limberry was ealled and took charge of him. Om Monday he was | turned over to the seetion boss. { Mr. and Mrs. George Mason visit-- ed their son Harry Mason and fam-- ily on Sunday. > The regular meeting of the Mis-- sionary Society of the M. E. Church will be held at #he home of Mrs. Nettie Weich, Elm Court, April 12. All M. E. ladies holding mite boxes please bring or send tiem on that date. lte o A MEMORIAL TFE FOR ILLINOIS BRAVES A fitting and emduring tribute to soldiers and sailors who have in the past or 'hd:f: in future years be called to Old Glory will be paid at the stat@ CAapitol in Spring-- freld April 13, Arbor Day. School will portrap,.such characters as "The Eam Sun," "The Air," '"The Tree,' and will read lines appropriate to the occasion, while still another student will en-- act the role of "IMlincis." Songs ap-- propriate to the Ogcasion will be in-- terspersed between the dramatic PFhones 24 and % Specials For Week End Corn Beef Brisket or Plate per Ib Boneless Brigket per Ib. Boneless Rump per Ib. Fancy Sugar Loaf Cabbage per lb Heinz Apple Butter, 2 Ib jar Delmonte A'precots. No. 2%4 can, ..... . 2 cans for A Full Line of F NVegetables at Modenm 430 N. Milwaukee ESDAY, APRIL 11, features, and preceding the actual planting of the tree by Governor Small. When the governor shall have thrown the first smovelful of earth round the roots @f the memoria! tree, he will pass the spade to other Louis L. &;nm, Francis G. Blair, superintendent of public in-- struction; members of the commit-- tees from the House and Senate and representatives of semi--military and patriotic organizations. The dedi-- catory tablet which will rest on the ground beneath the boughs of the tree will be granite. CONTINUE FIGHT ON ZION CHURCH Hearing on _ Mandamus Writ Delayed Until April 21 by Iliness Hearing on a petition for a writ of mandamus to allow construction of an addition to the Grace Mis-- sionary church, Zion, was continued today by Judge Claire C. Edwards until April 21. Attorney C. P. Bdrnes, represent-- ing Mayor Clendennin, defendant in the suit, is ill at his home and was unable to attend court. The petition charges that the Zion mayor controlled by Voliva is attempting to "freeze out" the In-- dependents. In the course of his plan, it is held, he has refused to allow the building addition. A ski jumper recently jumped 202 feet. Carpentier, however, will con-- tinue as champion Siki jumper. AUDITORIUM THEATRE "The Show _flnn Delightt ut" Friday and Saturday, April 13th -- 14th-- Calling Cards. "The Crimson Challenge" Sunday, April 15th -- You'll All W ant TO SEE THIS ONE Wednesday, April 18th-- DOROTHY DALTON officials, including Secretary MARION DAVIES in "ADAM AND EVE" with | "Some Clothes" 12%/ 22¢ 18c 39¢ 6b7¢c /C 7¢ Mr. and Mrs, E. 0. Wilson visited the H. L. Wilson #family of Mil-- waukee over the week end. Concert by Libertyville Musical Society at M. E. Church. Community cnorus directed by Herman L. Walk-- Saturday, April 14. Big annual dancee by the North American Union at Libertyville Town Hall. Five piece orchestra. Tuesday, April "Cappy Ricks" last Library Benefit course Thursday, April 12 Athletie Carnival at L. T. Given by Gym Classes, 8 p. m W. W. Carroll & Sons Co. Down by the d Depot Thursday, April 19 Special For 10 Days This is the BEST FEED you can buy for Spring use-- and Don't Delay getting your supply now. All Kinds of Farm Seeds ready for you now. Come in, let's fill your Ladies' Extra Ladies' Silk Hose ........... Ladies' Silk Hose ........... Ladies' Silk Hose with French Libertyville Lumber Co. Spring Hosiery The First National Bank Be enthusiastic ' About Getting Ahead. Have a great vision Of your future suecess. Determine to save A fixed portion of Your income regularly. Make a deposit To--day. Your Future Resources More Than A Half Million Dollars Altalta Meal Feeding Molasses number -- of at Auditor-- 24 LIBERTYYILLE, ILL. Hilda Hapke. First National Bank Bldg., 3rd floor. 7:30 P. M. Pub-- lic cordially invited. DAY AND NIGHT TAXI SERVICE Phone Libertyvilie, 806 Will pick up cans _ etc. 291--M--2 for Piano Regular Sanitary Licensed GARBAGE SERVICE® Snow's Auto Livery PAGE :