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DEERFIELD fice over Deerfleld Mercantile Store, Deerfleld. Office hours from 9 a. Bamuel Hole of Lexington, Ken-- tucky, while 'T:wb fll:m Shelby, Montana, to home spent several days of hst:takbnfi hhl&«. Mrs. L. C. Hole, Mr. Hole just finished erecting a hotel at Shelby, and his brother, Ira, is in charge of the management., _ m., to 9 p. m., on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Phone 218R. Mrs. Arthur M. Kiest and two chil-- dren, Mary Jane and Roger, spent surviving member of that family. Mrs. Elflc leaves her husband and four sons, Joel, Frank, Winfield and Harry, besides numerous relatives in Deerfield, Mr. and Mrs. William Kist, with their son--in--law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell LaVelle, motored to month of June. They were accom-- panied by Mrs. Kist's sister, Miss Josephine Woodman, who will spend ten days with them. Mr. and Mré. Bruce Blaine return-- ed Saturday from a motor trip the week end with Mrs. mother, Mrs. l'nnkm -- Mrs. 8. M. Godder and two chil-- dren, Bobbie and Marilyn, were the guests of Mrs, Gooder's siter, Mrs. R. E. Kidwell, of Chicago Saturday and attended Master Billy Kidwell's birthday party in the afternoon. Mrs. Winifield Ellis of La Grange, :ndsn: Thursday -- evening at brief illiness of pneumonia, and s was buried Saturday afternoon at the Oak Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Ellis was 78 years old, last December, and was the youngest child of Job and Emma Galloway. She was born on the old Galloway homestead on the county line road, now known as the Middle Branch Farm,. Her brother, James Galloway of Deerfleld, is the only in Sunday onning a meeting was held in the vlnm ehurch. Mrs. C. P. Tibbets of Lake Forest, president of the Lake county W. C. T. U., gave a report of the World's convention, Music was furnished by the Evangelical orchestra. Sunday morning was observed as Children's Day in the Evangelical church. 'The platform was decorated with trellises of flowers, Reverend Stakemiller told the children a very impressive object lesson. A splen-- did program was given by the chil-- Reverend M. L. Thomas. was a :g-ha at the Memorial services of Odd Fellows in Highland Park, Tuesday evening. He will also speak at the noon--day out--of--door meet-- ing of the Chicago church federation in the open court, 19 South La Salle street, Thursday, J, A. Reichelt, Jr., attended a re-- THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1928 union of Denison Unhtrdty men in Chicago on Saturday, on their way from the West to Granville, Onio, for the anniversary celebration at commencement fil'c. Mrs. Robert. E. Pettis will enter-- tain the Young Matrons, Wednesday afbrnom (toeday.) Out of town guests be Mrs. Archibald Aber-- cromby of Highland Park and Mrs. Carlk Rommel of Buffalo, New York, Miss Viola Rockenbach has been ill this past week with quinsy. The Deerfield Men's club first an-- nual Stag and Buffet dinner will be given Thursday mmu at the Green Tree Inn of Mrs. Ray Hummel and daughter, Imogene, who have been in Virginia for several weeks, due to the death of Mrs, Hummel's mother, have re-- turned to their home in Deerfield. THE uvm grocery store in the _ Unit@d®' Stes -- changes bands or goes OUL 0/ business every seven yeurs. «* "Of the @8 -- «ho enter ~the grocery businesd#, ~ per cent are successful, 1§ (per cent stagger along on the 'r@gr~d edge, and 80 per cent go oGt.Of business in that time," says MF. Kxiper, President National RetAilF Grocers' associa-- Thoughtful '16e@n in all Hnes of business are=i¥yin: to arrive at some conclusfo® res@rding the mid-- dieman. of whom the retail grocer is typlcal It 4s easy to go into the grocery busigess. in spite of its fatalities, new zom spring up to take the place Of those which have failed. {National Crop{MMprovement Service ) expéls al! poison and gas from BOTH uppar and lower bowel, Removes f ying food--matter you Haver tmhyn:"qfl.'lkh MIdnt. AMI'E to guard against appen-- dicitis, Decker & Neville, druggists. _ In the department of registration aftid education the senate eliminated the ~immigrants' bureav, -- saving $58,000, and the bureau of research und _ investigation, trimming out $85,000 more. A total of $31675 additional was also cut from the department, chiefly in travel ex-- excavated frigments of large build--| and :;-d- vll:mu: lug the third dmasty. Trete Rayp | '. Six field agents of the vocational were pried loose from their The saving was $9,000. From traveling expense $7,000 also Was saved. DMMzziness and faintness after eat-- ing ghow that Four food is not di-- gested and is uminclfl.o-r- and ga--. Simple buckthorn bark, gly-- w-umfiuu'w Two times a weak for two varieties of wood. dollare a yeir. better where there are several stores iu keew~competition? Per-- haps, theoretically, the more stores the more overhead, and the great-- er the price--to the consumer, and the less to the producer, but is this strictly true?" Suppose we eliminate our mid-- diemen, admitting for sake of ar gument that they are auperffuous Shall we send them back into com petitioon with the: farmers sand other producers, or what shall we do with them? We cannot drown them. _ Another thing, all of these middlemen are also consumers in all lines of goods. peted with privately.owned stores in economic distribution. . And sei-- dom beilng managed by experienced men, who have individual prefit at stake, they have not as yet four-- ished in our cities. Does not the middieman depend entirely upon service rendered for which people 'ure willing to pay? What is your remedy? 7 NEW ATTACK ON SUN MAN {* commissioners which the ,lo-. eliminated. The appropria-- tion for investigations by the com-- mission was reduced $50,000, the al-- mfor court: reporting $5,000, expenses $35,000, and of-- fRew Opense $7,500. At. Tell--Nebi--Mendhi,.in Syria, a latge -- city of the Hittites, and at Iy urged as a remedy, but en the other band statistics show that DIZZY SPELLS DUE TO UNDIGESTED FOOD Glenn Charg BillSmitH hN_O_t_Q'?fi_dtonlfl The Iliinois Coramerce com-- mission which became the poli-- tical orchard of the state when Gov. Len Small was counted into office, continues to come in for its shure of raps since the legislature at Springfield has awakened to the people's de-- mand that grafter politicians be curbed. The senate then reinstated in the appropriation bill three of the five "Editor Smith of Waukegan is not qualified to be an assistant commis= sioner. Any man who will change his editorial over night to get m state job is not fit to pass upon utility rates for the people of the Senator Lants (Rep.,. Woodford) moved to eliminate three of the six private secretaries of the commis-- sioners. Senator Glenn urged that all aix secretaries be given the air, and the senate adopted his amend-- ment, 28 to 9. Co--operative stores sare frequent 1, the AT CAPITAL Rates for FOR SALE--Pony, good siz#, sound FOR SALE--Double house, six FOR SALE--Heavy work horse, weight over 1500 pounds, E. Wil-- FOR SALE--Rhode. Island Rxi ba-- by chicks, from June 1 to June 15. Price 15 cents. John Jarrett, FOR SALE--Tomato and Cabbage plants. Will detiver hfil. Phone 819--J. 10--6t FOR SALE--100 FEET. OF. MIL-- WAUKEE AVENUE BUSINESS BABY CHICKS--Barred Rocks, 8. C. Reds, $10--100; w Rose Reds, $12%; Orpingtons, Wy-- FOR SALE--Registered and grade Guernsey cows. Ideal family cows. Can furnish papers J. H. Baird, FOR SALE--180 acre farm with lake frntage near cement road. Geod nine room house; large base-- FOR SALE--Five head of Poland China pure bred brood sows due to fartow in August. Also heavy Belgium mare, five year--old.--J. C. Barbaras, Aream Phone 277--J--2. POBI::'.I--&- good Icl-t'd.: cows Prices right. full Hcmdm 307--J. M. H. Petersen. 41.6t FOR SALE--Eight room house, re-- modeled, strictly modern, large front porea. Lot 50x150 ft. Shade m&nhm:{---n payment down and y pay-- ments for balance if desired. For information inquire Register of-- FOR SALE--Two year old pure bred Holstein bull. Wirts Bros. Phone 261--R--2 Area, IIL » -- M4--1t FOR SALE--Two residente lots in convenient location. _ All special FOR SALE--BStee! range, used short time, in excellent condition. Call FOR SALE--Sitx acre furm near Li FOR SALE--If you have $300.00 in cash to pay down you can buy a M"mz'u-mr: sonable can hhn.g.'-o-".qdn got to act quick to get this. See FOR SALE--Brown leather couch, also 4 burner gas stove, Call 208 R--L. 46--1t ndottes, $13; Legho: :o(. D. !l' Farrow Peori®, TL Good for carriage and ridin Phone 414--W--1. 46-- frontage: $6,500.. 'r"' "uilil Irving Payne, Area, 44--tt WILL DIVIDE. PRICED VERY REASONABLE FOR IMMEDE ATE SALE. SEE A. R. SCHNAE-- BELE, REGISTER OFFICE, LIB-- Entire farm drained. Very good loam soil. To insure a quick sale this farm is priced at 40% less than its real value. If you are in the market for a farm, cither to live on, or for an investment, don't fail to see this one. For further ment, dairy and horse barns, silos, buildings. About 20 acres in good A A SCHRAEBEL, Register Of. Office, Libertyvillo. _ _ 80966 Minimum charge, 25¢. 6 insertions for $1.00 Rates: 5¢c per line per insertion. at 128--4th street, Libertyville. plenty' of fruit and shade trees A rare bargain. See A. R. SCH-- NAEBELE, rent or exchange, or if you want help, make it known through these columns. You will get results. There is no way you can reach as many people in Lake ceunty in so short a time and at so reasonable a cost as you can if you make your wants known here. A trial will convince you. If you want to buy anything, or if you have something : to ' FOR SALE FOR SALE -- A wonderful Classified ts paid, . You can save farmer | M'&bm." N | Erncim in the , <ale Ov-hhn':'- fkg | 4 4.¥ f 12x18 1--Car Garage § i03 2B Gangs use Gordon: Wrecking BARGAIN SALE ON GARAGES WANTED--To hear from owne@r of WANTED--Twenty head 6 r%nm----u-l-l bed a': ed. Phone 132--R. dgr> * "Fork Smai hese: "Fa is ramk ly. Phone 268--J--1. 48--6t BOARD AND ROOM--Board and _ furnished rooms for men. 532 Brainard avenue. .-- 46. 6% FOR SALE--Mason jars, (8 oflm,tfioflhflbfl bookease. 511 Broadway. -- --A6--1t HE BOUGHT HIS SECOND BULL Mr. Dorband« of Wheeling used a Bull Milking Machine for 6 . . months; lightning set fire to his . barn and destroyed everything in-- ;3 cluding Kis Bull machine. n )z He would not milk by hand again . ' He was satisfied with bis first Bul _ so he bought another. + ® m Get one and you will be satisfied.. . _ WANTED--Men 1 ht crork on coin ogeraied e WANTED--25 }aborers, wages 60 cents per hour,. All seommer's modern house for sale in Liberty-- '_rm.n.w.An..gnm Kidder, Aroa DL poreh has on e home, consisting of seven rooms, strictly modern, fiard w::d hflom's, bath, ot water plant, ceméent base:'tt'.nfmnm tubs, exceptionally. fine electric light fixtures, glazed--in breakfast room and screened--in -- front d with wages to start, c::::a for nm-. See Mr. cimubbers, "Tme." shade and ffrui?;es,trees oomit-d'n'.. " ing 0 a;:r pears, mice homemhd V block from Electric® Sta-- and Green Streets, Chicago, ilding Plans tion in Libertyville blocks from the owner _leayinz_dtg'm is being : md.m_be%hb appreciated. $1,U0U0 bgrmceurg'hl. T.g. Stahl Co., 237, 683. Ex-- clusive agents. SOtf & Lumber Co. . _-- Ask for Tarrant 's of the Lake Ares, Bi d, must be seen to be reciated. $1,000 cash, PAGE all sizes and