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SCHOOLS IN CO re .' = Mam.F. Plagges Subdn. _ "~ _ W. F. Plagge and wi to 1. F. W. e\ M . Bt. $1. Lot 1, William F. Plagges k: obhia (Gipp Brockman and hus et _ \*> al to G. C. Hermann and wf jts WD «"\| 310. Bt. $1 Pt of Bec. 25, Vernon. M,%% fala ot al to J. Stanczak and -- "orcco oara ty P s n 4 " a, 1925, _\ _ Jbhanna Starck to C. E. N. Starch _ & Bertba C. Stirck ot al WD $10. _ _ Part of the NW ar of Sec 22, Avon /J OWwI "Feb u. _ _ a) Befths C. Starch to C. E. N. Statok ) §10. Gt..50.. Pt of NW ar ot feo P | Dat 11. in Bik 4 in Doolittles L. Herbert and w! to Mary W. Gleason WD $10. St. $2. Lots 7. 8, 9, / A0 In Blk 3, NE ar. Sec. 29, Wkegno. .. C. Sant! and wf to 3. Santi and wf _ . st.tons WD $10. Lot 4, Owners Home-- fi%.j'wt?fl 'g Jé'DOI- « -a.' * to . St. $2. pr. o# Lot 1; Blk 1, Town of Deerflel4. * _P. Arthur Simpson, county: supdr-- M end of -- schools, is in receipt Oof a communication from John G. CGamber, state fire marshal, in which he urges that steps be taken at 'ence to safeguard schools from fire. Bimilar letters have been malled to all mt&umtntendnu of schools in Hlino m Cc t on Ti'"'sir:'uoh;t"i;nd ';_t' to J. A. Bwanson tens W 10. St. $.50. sLots €.and 7, Gorhams ReSub. _ _ The Christmas Eve school fire at Hobart, Okla., in which 36 lives were lost, and the school fire at Cleveland, Bouth Caroilna, sast sum-- mer which claimed 76 lives, are out-- as tragle waraings. ie P the respopsibility for the of school children squarely r school authorities, the letter to Mr. Simpson states: "~ Barred wingows are criminal un-- less the barring device is set on hinges or otherwise arranged so that it can be pushed out instantly and easily from the inside in case of emergency. . O¢ . State --Fire ~Marshal Gamber Sends Letter to Local "Bingle exits from any i0oom OF from the building are criminal. Ev-- ery room should have Awo doors. Every building should Gave at least two sets of exit doors of ample size. Al} exit doors must open outward and have panic bolt equipment. ~ "If kerosene or gZasoline-- lamps zgre uged, they should pe of the best, approved sorts. . They should be hung or placed safely. They should be removed at the first® sign that anything is out of, order. An cdor ot gas or oll indicates that vyapor is escaping and is a sure sign . of ~Maylot LX Sub, Avon. 4: *.".,,"7'&-" fatte and wt ot al tlo"m;,'l ' M Helgler. WD $1. 8t. $1. , "Stoves~ ofr . heating equipment must be safely installed wish proper clearances to ceilings and walls Stoves must have mefal protection under them, Cellings and wal's must be similarly protected if the clear-- ':fim school must 'be kept free from rubbizh and inflammable ma-- terial must be kept away from fire." County superintendents are given power to withhold from any district which maintains an unsafe school building its portion <of the distribu-- tive fund until such building shali have been made safe, the letter #% Furnished by the Lake County 4# ®% Title and Trust Co., Waukegan. % # 2%0 Wash ngton St. Telephone 4 * potuts-- out. * REAJ ESTATE TRANSERS * s JAN. 8, 1925. C T. & T. Co. to Nora F. Bayres Decd $950. St. $1. Lot 32, Cummings Centfal Addn to Eimburst J. Masterson & Margaret Masterson to E. J. Kenny and wfi jts WD $190. Pt. of Blk "A." Holts Subds. ~ J D. Ross and wt to CMW. Hubbard and wfi jts WD $1. Si. $32, Pt of Sec Mary E. Ryan et al to J. Grifith WD §$10. 81. $114. Lot 301 in Lake Forest 3. H. Stewart and wl to W. Glenn Voliva WD $1. St. $2. Lot 17, Bik 14, L C Sub, Jece. 27, Benton. -- C ',%hm-n and wi to A. F. Begaubten _ ~$10, 8t. $1. Lot 17, Lin-- coln Heights Addn. +4 B Drake to W. F. Krueger WD $10. $t. $1, Lot 24, Blk 1, Powell & Arnos Addn to Wkgn. C figm and wt to"D. R. Johnson ind w1 jt tesn WD $1500 St. $1.50. M Lot 12%, Bik 4, Webb and Jon-- ier / North S¥Zle Addo in Wkgn. _--W. F. Plagse and wi to E. Bubert WD $10. St. $1. Lot 1, Willlam F. P Becond Bubdn. W. F. Plagge abd wf to A. G. Plagge WD $10. St. $1. Lot 6, Willlam F. P Subdn. '"W. F. Plagge and wi to Vera E. gm wD :mi' St.-- $1. Lot 5, William ¥-- U n. «# muo --and wf to H. Ott W.w. D. $10. St $1. Lot 3, Wil Ham F. Plagges Subdn. i!' Plagge and wf to Margareth s ~WD $10. 8t. #1. Lot 2, Wil-- M aner and wif to R.; Zim-- 'wzrf:wn mu.fic Ntb Y ) $1. Part of Lot 4, To and me. to ;. Part of© Lot z and wf to Zengelar-- ) $1,000 St.. 830. Part 188, Lake Forest. iy and hus to T. C. Bec. 4, Grant Lot 5 and 28 ft of Lot 2; Also : d}d_&_"»n.'qwnl of Cuba, J, Morrow & wt to M. A. Blumbersg WD $10. St. $19. Part of Lot 1, Bik, 8; also pt of lots 4 and 5, bik #; also pt of Jot § and aux 8, MeKays Addta to Little now Whkgu. J. Morrow n"ul.A. Blum-- barg WD $10. M B 33 ft of Lots 1 and 2, Bik 49, Wkgn. * CQ. T. and T. Co. to L. Weimar and wt, jis. Deed $1250. 8t. $1.50. Lot 121, J. 8. Hoviands First Addta to Deer-- _ A, E. Philyaw and wt to C. E. Rob inson and wf, jts. WD $1.00. Lot"1, Paul Delinds Subn, See. 20, Wkgu. Modern Cemetery and Mausoleum Co. to Mre, Grace Hook, WD $115, Lot 310, Sec B North Shore Ceme-- tery Wkgn. R. H. Luebbe and H. R. Luebbe to F. C. Wilkening and wf, jts. %CD $10, W T5 It of Lot 3%, Owners Subn. J. W. Taeylor and wf to J. M. Cuda-- hy. QCD $10. Part of Section . 32, Bhields Twp. B.Oflb!wl.l.fhmnndvf. Jts. WD $10. Bt. $7. Lot 11, Jobn 8. Gridleys Subn of pt of Lots 3 and 25, Sec 16, Libertyville. _ _ _-- J. Drozdowski and wfi to H. Hoyt. QCDu.PtofLotllndlllotlmz and .E 9 t of Lot 82 and all of Lot %3, Blk 2, John F. Mullerys subn in H. Hoyt to J. Drozdowski and wf, #s, WD $1. Pt. of Lot 1, all of Lot 3, E. 9 ft of Lot 32, all of Lot 33, Blk 2, John F. Mullerys Subn in So, Wkgn. A. Johansson and wf to M. D. Melh-- an. QCD $10. Parts of Sections 32 & 34, Ela Town@ghip. T. H. Durst and wf to R. L. Thorsch wWD $10. St. $1. Lot 3, Bik 2, Roy Yeo-- mans Addtn to Wkgn. _ N. J. Hook to 8. W. Hook and A. J. Hook..QCD. $10. N 20 ft of Lot 6, J. 8. Hoviands North Shore Acre Subn, Deerfield Twp. y C. T. & T. Co. to N. W. Hook. Deed, $625. St. $1. Lot 5, J. 8. Hovlands North Shore Acre Subn, Sece. 16 and 21, Deerfield Twp. + C. T. and T Co. to A. J. Hook. Deed $1000. St. $1. Lot 9, J. 8. Hovlands North Shore Acre Subn, Deerfiel4 M. J. Nugent to N. H. Cook and w! QCD $10, Lots 9 and 10, Bik 1, Comp tons Addtn to Highland Park. 8. W. Hook to N. J. Hook QCD $10. x 20 ft of Lot 6, J. S. Hovliands North Shore Acre Subn, Deerfleld Twp. Lilad s Helen Caldwell Kennedy and hus. to H. J. Memmrich. WD $1. 8 73 ft of Lot 2. John B. Converse's Subn, Sec 23, Grant Twp. + H. J. Hemmrich to Helen Caldwell Kennedy and hus, Jts. QCD $1. 8 73 f1. of Lot 2, John B. Conversees Subn, Sec 23, Grant Twp. _ C. T. and T. Co. to W. J. Amendt & wf, jts. Deed $10. St. 2. Lot 4, Bik 2, Branigar® Bros. Bnbn.'_Doerfleld Twp. '-i/f@o}fil;fl:d wfi to J. Powilaitis and wf jts WD $10. St. $5. N hf of NE ar of NE gr of Sec 13, Cuba. .. C. T. and T Co.to G. Granadia and wi, jts. Deed $10,. St. $2. Lot 19, Bik 4, Branigar Bros. Woodlar1 Pk Subun. R. F. Rouse and wf to A. Anderson WD $10. St. $2. Lots 11, 12, 14, 14, 17, 16. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 & 25. Bik 2, Hammonds Addtn to Area. F. B. Bairstow to O. Sandatrom QOD $1. Lot 10; Sandstrom and Bair-- stow Industrial Subn, Sec. 29, Wkga. W. S. Hennessey to 8. B. Wolft' & P. Knopor. WD $10. St. .50 *Lot 143, North Fox Lake Heights Subu, Anti-- ~ E. L Millard and wf to C. Weiler WD $10. St. $3.50..Pt of Lot 2, Tripps Subn, Sees 26 and 27, Vernon'Twp. JAN. 7, 1925. W.C. Bicknase to O. Giese and Laud-- wia Giese jts WD $7,500 St. $7.50. Pt ot NE gr of NW ar of Sec. 20, Ela. J. A. Simon to--E. Golding WD $1. St. $.50. Lots 24 and 25, in Sec. 35. A[;'o pt of Sec 34, Antioch, . 8. Schoenbrod and wf to C.--F. Larsen WD $10. St. $1. Lot 17, Paul Dealinds Subdn. -- -- Sec. 17, Zion, Anne F. Sullivan and hus. to C. Sweeney WD $1. St. $.50. Lot 23, in William T. Sullivans Hilicrest Subdn on Fox Lake. us n _ Anne F. Sullivan and hus. to Alice Paus WD 31. St. $1. Lot-- 78, J. L. Paus WD 81. St. $1. Lot -- 78, J. Shaws Second Subn on Fox Lake. ~--Angng F. Sulllvan and hus to Mary Lally and hus jts WD $1. St. $.50. Lot 486 J. L. Shaws Third Subdn. _ _ _ _ _ W. W. Hanlin and wf to A. E. Phil, yaw WD $10. St. $2.50. W 28 {t of Lot 10, Blk 7, Tiffanys Third Addn to _ A. --joupaith and wf to J. Kuzine. kas and w¢t jts WD $1. 8t. $5. Lot 20, Blk 1%, Whashburn Springs. _ _ _ _ J. J. Morley and wt to J. E. Bair-- stow WD $10. St. $.50. Lot 99, Mor-- leys SBubdn. es 2 uL ul ce oi R. H. Edwards and wf to E. R. Moore WD $10. St. $.50. Lots 8, 73, 74, 77, T9, 81, 83 and 84, all in Wash-- ington Manor Subda. 2 e _ B, Lowenmeyer and wfi to F. Fisher and wt jts WD $10. St. $5. Lot 51, Ra-- vine Forest Subdn. _ k 1. H. Nemeroff to J. A. Woudenberg and wf Jis OCD $10, Pt of Lot 4, Idlewild Snbdn. lt . x _ 3. M. Cudahy and wt to 41. A. Hub-- bard WTD $10 S. $30. Part of Sec. 31 Shiclds. «* F.. Bahr and wf to A. W. Person and wt Jt tens WD $10. 8t. $3. Pt of Lot 18 Bik 7, G. L Wrenus Addna to H. Pi. 7, G,. L Wrenns Addn to H. Pk. H. MHomuth and wite to J. C. Plagge. WD$10. Part of W htyof 8W ar of Sec. 36, Cuba Twp.. J. C. Plagge to H. Homuth and wife jts. QCD $10. Part ot>--W hbf of Sec. 36, Cuba Twp. Y T. J. Garrick and wile to F. E. Wise and wife jts: WD $2,000. 8t. $2. Lot 23, bik 2%, Everbreeze subdn, Bec. 13, Grant, Modern Cemetery and Mausoleum Ca, to E. P.-- Ost and Edith J. Osterman. vm"fi Lot 139, Sec. B, North Shore C tery, Wkgn F. Gostisa and wite to Ilia lan« kuloft. WD $1. St. $750. Lot 8, blk: 14, Washburo @prings Subdn. Bec. 2:8, Wken.-- . ) North Chgo Lamber and Coal Co. & 3. Beuknud wite. 'v'? .s.".i):' Lota +4 & y* H. G., Sedgwick and wilte to Will# W. G. Yoliva and wf to C. N. Rich-- ds and wi. WD 31. St. 320. Pts of HRLs .5 vpR MC't ~ ¥. Bro N'wou. q _' %"a." B'lnm t | gt." $46. ,|l& Cuba BULLETS BRING _ BOOZE RUNNERS IN AFTER CHASE suow drifted roads and over bumps, Nick DeQuisto, of Racine, Wis., with a 98--gallon Jload of liquor, despaired of excupe tfrom Constable C. A. Brune and the sponge squad and surrender-- ed his sedan and load just south of the Wisconsin line after two convine-- ing bullets had whizzed past his wor-- ried countenance. The prize was sighted on Milwau-- kee road near 29th street Zion. Brune and his men gave instant pursuit and the two cars floundered through im-- monse snow drifts for two miles be-- fore the raiders realized their prey would escape over the-- Wisconsin line unless drastic methods were used. A volley was discharged over the speeding sedan, and the driver, in fear of his life, made immediate sur-- render. Less than an hour later he had paid a fine of $400 and costs before a Waukegar 'justice, and the wom-- an who had accompanied him on the trip, had been released. -- Th Joad, at the regular pint retail price, would have brought $1,568 from bootleggers patrons, it is estimated. The prize, according to Brune, con-- sisted of alcohol and choice moon-- shine, " Sponge Squad, After Two Mile Sedan With 98 Gallon Load. The dry dgents had been hiding at 29th street and Milwaukee road on a vague trip that--liquor was to be run through, A man, accompanied by a woman in a Peerless sedan wonld make up the load, it was said. One car, stopped early in the evening, re-- vealednothing. The big sedan came weaving through the drifts a few mo-- ments later. In spite of the size of the load it did not show on the springs of the automobile as it usu-- ally does. Brune believes that spe-- cial springs were being used on the machine to thwart efforts of dry agents. 3 e h e & Duqu isto, accoridng to Brune, had been coming from Chicago and was on the route to Racine. -- C T & T Co to M. 1. BeRock and wife jts. Deed $10. St. $2. Lot 13, blk 5, Branigar Bros. Woodland Pk, Sec. 29, Deertield Twp. ® l***&**'*'&i*l'&? # LONG LAKE # Mr. and Mrs. Grimes and daughter, Marion returned to their home Mon-- day, after visiting friends at Rock Island. _ e 'Mrs." J. R. Graham returned home Baturday, after recovering from a very serious operation at the Washington Bivd. hospital in Chicago. LillMan Larkng® and John Edward Clarke ofC. hicago vigited Velma Fitz Miss Aunna Grimes is doing nicely, after an operation. * Mrs. John Kaskis ist suffering from a broken leg, as the result of a fall on the ite. * -- Miss Anna CGrabam was a Chicago caller Monday. -- . o oo C m a" Mrs. Handelon entertained a group of children at ber home Sunday. Tuesday Many of the natives of Long Lake nelighborhooda rec ross word puzzle fans these cold--winter days. > _ Miss Ellia Mitchell was in Chicago Mondaya nd Tuesday. The party given by Dave Alexander, Jr., at Sunnybrook Sanitarium was en-- joyed --by all the young folks of this community. Mrs. O'Gara and John Edw. Clarke of Chicago, have returned home, after speunding the holidays at the Ed Lar: kin. home. BiHly Sinclair of Chicago visited at the Kennedy home Sunday. . -- ~Eddie Larkin, Jr., attended the card party and dance at Round Lake Tues-- day--night. -- Miss Wilson was a caller in Chicago Monday. t _ Velma Fitz and Earl Jacobson wére callers at the Larkin home Monday evening. --_--C, D. Nally and G. D. Nally .to M.'E. Hulse. WD 319. 8t, 500. Lot 81, mont subdn, Sece 29, Wkgn F. Brown Whitney to E. P,. De-- }Wdt. QCD $1. St, 50c. Part of block 3$1, Wkgn. '~8..G. MHartias and wifte to C,. K. 'Karstrom and wife jts. WD $45,000. 8t."$46.. SW ar of 8E ar of Bec. 13%, Cubsa Twp. » C. McDade and wile to A. D. Flinn and --H. H. Flinn its WD $13%,; 500. St. $13.50. Y T5 ft of lot 1 and pt of lot #, bik 3, G. 1. Wrenns addn to-- H. --PK. Mr. and Mrs. King called at the Miner home Saturday evening. H. Sedgwick. QCD $1. Lots 15 and 16, bik. 13, Sec.2#1, Shields Twp. L. F. Hamme!l and wife to Loeb & Hammel Inc. Lot 5, blk 1, First addn to Ravinia Highlands. L. F. Hammel and wife to Loeb & Hammel Inc. QCD $1. St. $1. Lot 14, bik 3, Brookside addn to W. M. Ernst and wife to G. Kay. WD $100. St. 50c. Lot 2, Ernst subdn, Sec. 13, Grant Twp. J. Goldschmidt and wife to G. Emr:ian and wife jts. WD $10. 8t. $3.50, Lot 41, Wadsworth subn A,. Kaston and <wilo et. al to A. Friedman --and 1: Graffl. WD $100, 000. @t. $100. NE ar of 8E ar of Bec| .32, Bec. --3%, ~Deerfleld Twp: 3. Oriffith and wife to J.| C. Cur tie and Florence H, Curtia jts WD $10. 8t, $10 Part of lots 18 and 18, Original subdo of Lake Forest After a chase of two miles, through Mr: Erickson was a Chicago visitor g 4* y Mr. and Mrs. Christ Lutz motored Anderson was in Chicago last LUIBERTYVILLE INDEPEDETT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925 The Long Lake Improvement Asso: tlation has decided to keep the wost end of the lake cleared of snow for LMA_Num of all those who enjoy the skating parties. to Cary Bunday and wituoessed the aki m m&km tor.the tournament . JAWan Larkin and Anna Geluez jolned a group of Chicago friends an m"-"d a sKating party at Long Lake y. It is rumored there wiil be a pool ball at Wilson Road. It is going to be unlawful to eat raw oysters in North Chicago. in fact, it is going to be unlawful to eat raw oysters 'any place in the state of Ililinois, according to & communication read at the city council meeting in North Chicago Monday night from Dr. Isaac Rawl-- ings, state health officet, who caus ed the city to have an ordinance drafted for passage, prohibiting the eating of raw oysters, and requir-- ing that dealers in oysters require a written agreement from the ultt mate consumer that the oysters sold will be cooked before eaten. 'This is a part of the state's plan to kill typhoid fever which is sweeping the state through the medium of oysters, the greatest scavengers in>the world. They claim it requires 20 minutes cooking to make oysters safé to eat, and if they are cooked 20 min-- utes one couldn't chew them. It is unlawful to eat raw oysters so "what to do?" Water Commissioner Frank Archer declared that he anticipated an im-- mediate organization of "oyster boot-- leggers" who will peddle the raw boys on the half shell or a la cock-- tail to the starving trade. More work for the sponge squad is anticipated. CaARD OF THANKS ' We wish to etend our thanks for the kindness shown us during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister. We also wish to thank the friends furnishing autos and also for ths beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gefer And Family. 3--1t RAW OYSTERS JOIN LIQUOR AS GOODS FOR BOOTLEGGERS * _ MARRIAGE LICENSES * We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends for their kind aassistance and comfort during our recent bereave-- ment. { > Herbert Guth, 21, Madison, Wis. Vera Lund, 18, Madison, Wis. ~ Fulvina Papile, 21, Chicago. Thelma V. Jones, 20, Chgo. Jérome--S. Moyer, 52, Fox River Grove, Il. * Anna Webster, 34, Fox River Grové, ML, > ' Howard Schmidt, 21, Milwaukee. Irene Ponik, 18, Milwaukee. Lurgli Bruni, 31, Kenosha.* Amedes GuintorelH, 35, Keno. + Theo. Cox, 28, Chgo. Juanita Clanton, 27, Chgo, Oscar Medison, 27. Milwaukee. Gladys Smith, %6, Milwaukee. . Geo. A. Nowack, 29, Milwaukee. ° Anva Maizahn, 29, Milwaukee. Herman A. Krueger, 23, Kenosha. Cornelia HAll, 20, Kenosha. Frank Maras, 27, Waukegan. Julia Venegas, 29, Waukegan. Joseph E. Keating, 21, Kenosha. Bernice Pcoynski, 21, Kenosha. > Allen Camling, 23, North Chgo. Fdith Colby, 18, Chgo. Frank Januz!, 26, Chicago. , Mabel Martin, 18, Kenosha. Hollis L. --Keeten, 24, Waukegan, Bertha Lower, 19, Waukegan. Wm. Dahimann, 31, Zion, Helen Phillips, 30, Zion. . Henty Sigurd Jarl "Olson, 21, Wau kegan. «hx Belma Julia Magnussen, 21, Wau-- kegan., Robert Brunson, 21, Zion. Irene.Fischer, 19, Waukegan. Clarence E. Gossum, 32, Milwaukee. Barbara Stover, 21, Toledo. Danie!l Blaez!, 35, Pulaski, Wis. Katie Wayland, 26, Pulaski!, Wis. John Pukes, 29, So. Mil. Veronica Kalvin, 17, 80. Milwaukee, Joseph Henry Korff, 24, Chicago. Eva J. Rozmyslowicz, 21, Chicago. Wallace G. Kellogge, 24, Chgo. Jeanette Balverowski, 22, Chicago. John Elson Jewell, 21, Chgo. Alice Porter, 21, Chicago. HardM Lagerman, 25, North Mil-- waukee. -- Edward M. Nelson, 23, Union Grove, Wis. E. N. OGriftin, 2%, Kenosha; Pear! Mugene Duerr, 26, Chicago; Lydia @ahultz, 25, Fond du Lac, WI%. . Evelyn May Kendall, 29, Highwood Mariin FitrgeFald, 22, Waukegan. ~Kdne Brooks, 21, Waukegan. Samuc! D. Janus, 21, Wales, Wis. Olga Blank, 28, Delafield, Wis. Oswald Olson, 21, Waukegan. Kdna Shaffar, 18, Waukegan. Philp Udelson, 48, Chgo. Lucy F. Perry, 48, Chrgo. _ _Wm. Jolin Rogors, 30, Chicago Marle Homrick, 19, same.. ~Carson C, Brownc!!, 89, Racine: Kitz, CG. Paulson, 37, same. A Chicago Legislates Against Eating "Blue Points Raw"; Eva Proost, 23, Union Grove, Wis. Tony Asilowski, 29, Wauconda. BStephanie Jecevicus, 16, Wauconda. Stanley Bemben, 33, North Chgo. Mary Gont, $6, North Chgo. / . Gus Edward Egstrom, 37, High Margaret Seiser, 18, North Milwau CARD OF THANKS ust Cook 'Em. It was but a feow nights ago that an auto belonging to Charles D. Wilbur of Waukegan was stolen in Grand avemue, but was abandoned in County street several hours later, On Friday night the local police were asked by the Lake Forest po-- lice to Beek two ears which had been stolen there. Two More Cars Were Stoien Here Saturday Night; One Howard Jones, 16 year old sqon of Mrs. Frances Cole, of Winthrop Har-- bor, today was ordered sent to St. Chafles school for boys, when his case was heard on a delinquency pe-- tition, in juvenile court,. Jones was arrested some time ago on a charge of having stolen $50 from his employ-- er at the Independence Tea company, at Winthrop Harbor. @AINNYSIDE PARK TRACT OQFFICE i 2 TELEPHONH 469 ~ FOR SALE--Smail cottage; all im-- -- provements in; only $1500.00 FOR SALE--Choico business frontage on Milwaukee Ave., ON CORNER, FOR SALE--rHighly restricted home-- site; large lot; only $500.00. ISUNNYBIDB PARK TRACT OI"FI'(?:B t It is apparent to the Waukegan po-- lice that the auto thieves who have been confining their efforts of late to Highland Park, Lake Forest and Nmucap, now have turned their & n to this city. Two automo-- bu'u were stojen here Saturday night. AUTO THIEVES TURN ATTENTION TO WAUKEGAN NOW dairy farm on shares. C. K. Meyer, R. R. 2, Hartford, Mich. E--It WANTYD--Good young cow, to fresh-- -- en in spring. Write description and pricgeg George T. Rogers,; Lake Forest. Tilinois. * 3--1t GUARANTEED HOSIERY--Samples, larly. Exceptional prices and qual-- ity. Big commissions paid daily. Di rect from factory to consumer. Point-- ed beel sells everyone. Start building profitable business now. Part or wholé time. Write Consumers Hosiery Mills, 647 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1t WANT TO RENT 80 acre equipped your size, free to agents. Write for proposition paying $75.00 weekly full time, $1.50 an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer; must wear or replaced free. Quick sales, repeat orders. International Stocking Mills, 3407 Norristown, Pa. ~ 44--tt OUR AGENTS make big money regu-- proved real estate. Address 99, care Libertyville Independent. 3--1t WANT TO BORROW $2,000 on im-- FOR RENT--20 acres; 9 room house; improvements; new barn; farm im plements; 5 miles drive to R. R~depot. Reasonable. Will rent separately or together; immediate possession. John C. Huchl, phone 233--W--2, Deerfield. 31 WE HAVE FUNDS IN ANV&OUNT FROM $3,000 UP,. TO AN ON FROM $3,000 UP, TO LOAN ON LAKE COUNTY FARMS. INTEREST §% PER ANNUM.: REASONABLE COMMISSION AND ATTRACTIVE PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGES. AR. B. DIXON, GUARNEE, ILL. 4841 MONEY TO LOAN----We have a com aid rable amount of special funds to loan on improved farm or city prop erty. _ We lnvite your inguiry, First Natlo.al Bank, LAibertyville 10 Classified Advertisements Machine Recovered. AGENTS WANTED FARMS FOR RENT MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE TELEPHC hert« From what we see in the papers, it geems that unless some of our cities solve their crime problem before long, there won't be many decent people in them left to worry about. t"slumoo. g y;;n' old; ba!y!l-m in al; team 7 and 9 years; "'3_,_. horse (Roberk, Miller's), 3 cows, head of youn? stock, some Guernsey, all T--B tested; 50 chickens; 56 breeding geese; corn binder; 10ft. grain bind> er; 70 tons hay, 5 tons alfalfa, 8 tons clover, all baled; 10 tons loose hay, 1% |tou straw; _ lumber wagon, wagon gear, two 3--spring wagons, wagon box, hay rack, seeder, 3 sets double har-- ness, sled, light bobs with seats, hay fork, rope and pulleys, Oliver 4--section drag, Oliver tractor plow, Oliver tan-- dem disc; 3 portable hen houses, 8x13 Jt.; Fordson tractor, mower, side de-- livery rake, hay rake, hay loader, rid-- ing cultivator, walking cultivator, sul-- key plow, molo plow, 600 ft. of 74t. mesh chic wire, cream separator, pewer churn, pump, gas engine, pump jack, 8--gal. milk cans. = Terms: On sums of $25 and over, a credit of 4 months will be allowed on bankable notes bearing 7 per cent interest. FOR SALE--Second cutting of alfalfa hay; baled and delivered, or will gell at home. Frank Ehredt, Phone 14--J--1, Round Lake, IIL -- 2--2t __ AVCTION SALE M Baturday. Jan. 22, 1925, 10 a. m., ¥. J, Carney, having decided to quit farm-- ing, will sell at public auction at my residence, on Waukegan road, near the Knollwood Club, one mile south of Randout and 3 miles north of Everett, the following property: FOR SALE--Two pure bred Holstein buils, ready for service. E. E. Els-- bury. Phone Gurnee 3--L--4. 2--2t FOR SALE--Three single sleighs; " also one De Lavel separator, motor driven, Albert Gould, Lake Forest, 'gl -- t keys, gobblers and hens. Bergeron Stock Farms, Lake S8t. Rd, two miles west of Libertyville. Phone 678J--2. FOR SALE--Set heavy sleighs, wag-- ons and boxes, Roy Stancliff, Half-- day U 3--3t 85x175 feet, near station. $75.00; 2,000 cash; EZ terms; valuewill dou-- ble in spring; need mouey an! must sacrifice now. Address X X X, care Inaependent. 1--13t FOR RENT--A six room cottage. On gasoline engine; used very little. At Chas, Ward residence, Winchester Rd. Libertyvilie. 2--4t account of going to Florida, I will vacate any time. Mrs. Henry Thomp-- son, Lake Villa, I!11. 8--1t FOR SALE--Fairbanks Morse 1% h.p FOR BALE--1923 touring car in A-l' condition.. This car was taken in ; trade on a new Chevrolet, and will be sold at a reasonable pritce. ~A M! to get a good car for little money. Call | Libertyville Garage. Phone 202. | FOR RENT--190 acre farm near Long Grove. Apply to G. H. Anderman, 120 N. High St., Albuquerque, N. l& MUST SELL my garage or cafe site, WANTED--Gir} or woman for genégral house work; good home; no wash ing; 3 in family; good pay. Address F. R. %hp 651 Milwaukee Ave., or phone h 23t CcaAsH P FOR FALBAE _ dental :3. platinum and E Jewelty, : Hoke Co., Ostego, Mi WANTED----More people wha want to soll something thru the want ads of John J. Wick, Auctioneer 0. I. Rockenbach, Mortgage*®, FOR CARY REPAINT¢D, reasonable. Quitk service. . W. Balrd Bensloy, Rockland Road, first house east of tho River, Libertyvilte, 1N . > stt R. B. Godfrey GL OVE S AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE BALE--Pure bred Bronze tur-- The Quality Store With Fancy Cuffs® Special at Kayser's Chamoisette W ashable FARMS F --@ SALE _ $1.00 48 tt #2t 1t Comedy, "ABOUT FACEK." Saturday, January 17; Thursday, Friday, Jan. 8ir Hall Caine's Muvel, with Com-- rad Nage!, Mae Busch and Ap« bart Bosworth. Also ntle Tearing and pounding his way through desperate opposition, the bearer of "The Red Warn ing," thundered ever. onward smashes his way through is foes, rides like a'demon, N'fi in spectacular riding such as seldom seen! * through the pitch black. night for the sake of the girl he levedt See Jack Hoxie in his fastest, fiercest, most exciting role! He Comedy, "CHECKING OUT." Sunday, January 18: Jane Novak and Kenneth Harlan in "TWO SHALL BE BORN,." "Sure, I've helped Babe Ruth hit lots of home runs. Haven't 1, Babe?" .-- : ; 'Tuesday, Wednesday, Jan. 2021 Thurs. and Fri, Jan 22 and 23 what | |¢{F --ALSQO-- o Ship Afloat! A Great Love Melodrama. Comedy and News. The Greatest Joy BUSTER KEATON 1| #Joan Haves, Clyde Rrackman and Jsocoph Mitcholl 5ty Come on you > 20z F i\ i Sar wC &8