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§ | T _ ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 545 No. Milwaukee Avenue ' : Phone 476 LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Your "Ship of Success" will come sailing . in when, after earning money, you make ~ _ up your mind to put money in the BANK and DO SO and let it STAY there until you get enough together to buy an inter-- _-- est in a business or start a small one of your own. | s Catsup, large size . . . 2 for 39c Smoked California Hams . . 20¢ Sugar Cured Bacon . . . Choice Pot Roast . . . 20c¢ Pork Shoulders, small, lean. . . 19¢ Saturday Specials| Swift's Premium Pork Loins 24¢ Pure Creamery Butter . . . 7:30 P; M. Don't Fail to See _ory's Market]| We invite YOUR Banking Business TRADE HERE AND SAVE MONEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM :. June 2 and 3, 1927 "BA B" It Makes Easy Sailing A FEW OF OUR MANY LAKE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK --All Good News. $1. CGiven by the ------ONLY $1.50 YEAR e Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carbton center-- en tained the former's brother, Claude, of ¢ Chicago, over Sunday: o church on Sunday, May 22. at 10 a.m., daylight saving time, . The choir will render special music.. The members of the local veterans posts and their aux-- iliaries will attend. 'The public is cor-- dially invited to this service. Fhursday . nite (tonité). ~Gents 75¢, Ladies® 25¢. nmw&m h Washingtos® D. C., w Qa_'i!_tmath? Don't forget the «ABerican Legion Dance at the Libertyville Town Hall Mro. Janet Seybold"is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Paul Draver. of Normal, Iilinois, for a few days. tlrl.aner is a sister of Mrs. Seybold, called on old friends here last Satutr-- dent of this viHage. f mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Sundell, of No. nmsm'otmfiamwuolc son, born on Monday, May 16. .\ Mr. and Mre. Lee Huson, entertained the former's . . and Mrs, C, G. Huson, mw _ Mrs. Gordon Kelly, of Lake Forest. f"*':'hml'ldflw"h-tm.y rest, the first otvti;'m'"'.'-- s Miss Alwilda Weakly, of Waukegan, Mrs. L. H. Schanck entertained her Mr. Items Of General Interest To Local People 146 The Goose That Laid T.4 .mwixn he will Mry) Penny :e:s:-: , PLEASE RE-- Gorn it WHO ~TOOK Oy CH, for 'mm.a' ray. :. :: ;s . 009sc 3. The Libertyville baseball team is out 'Mrv%nmsm.lgn.m they cross bats with aggrega~ tion from Lake Zurich. Due to the cold weather last Sunday, only a smaill crowd witnessed the game with a Wau-- kegan team. Warmer weather is hop-- ed for Sunday, and the suport of the fans is asked.~ A much better game than last Sunday is looked for. f Mrs. Harriet Bartiett left Tuesday Warren, who is to undergo an opera-- tion some time this.week. Members of Libertyvyille Post Amer-- lean Legion will go to Wheeling next Thursday night --and enjoy a --dinner at un-mmmm Members desiring to attend the party are asked to notifty C. 0. Carison not later than Saturday night. Transporration will main with her daughter, Mrs. mMr. and Mrs, M. E. Andrews enter-- tained their daughter, Mrs. Woods, of Elimhurst, over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Flora Eger left last week-- for Zecland, Michigan, where she will te-- I .fl..' m " th;vvl es "-_': i CE gelical church. 'Everybody webcome. Mr. and Mré. Raiph Mayo, of Denver, Colo., stopped off here a few days this week for a visit with their cousin, H. M. Bartlett. They are en route to Bel-- guim, to o:ttend teh;!ntern;uonn oo: vention of Rotary Clubs r. Mayo president of the Denver Club, % The annual bazaar, supper and--en-- "flflnmelt'nlb.lgy"u,m Grove Union hall for the benefit of teh of a son, born on John and Harry Aimond : are all puffed up over the fact that they are among the first resident»> of Liberty-- ville to get lettuce and onfons from their garden this apring. Mr. and Mrg. Calvin Bracher, of Grayslake, are rejoicing over the birth Mr. §# 4 iz?_._:_- . "'*'fy 'g*fi'g' -»% flfi\%d en s w of this village, ~ cGoldenEgg"Bamk -- ---- 1M Don't forget the American Legion|| MMAY 19--£0U; Dance at the Libertyville Town Hall|| > # e Thursday nite (tonite). Gents 75¢, COLLEEN MOORE in visit to Doddridge Farm,.and to St. Mary of the Lake Seminary at Mun. house. Rev. Dr. John Henry Hopkins, rector of the Church of the Redeemer, Chiel:o'nlmdthommoonm. on "The Early History of the Episco-- pal Church in the State of Illinolg." The cletsy will then be taken on a The Libertyville post of the, Ameri-- can Legion has prepared a series of interesting events for Memborial Day. MSQ&cl:'t'thmvmboa:guzuy mass -- Joseph's church; Revy. M. J. Nealis officiating. This will be open to the public. At 1:30, daylight saving tbo.thonwlubelmmcoog Memorial Park.' 'The speakers will be Capt. Wayland C. Brooks, D. S. C., of Chicago. The R. Q.~T. C. band of. Liake View high school, has been se-- cured to furnish the music. Continua-- tion services will be held at Lakeside cemetery,, after the progra mat Cook Park. The school children have been able to learn, no .one has been ap-- proached awbout the matter in this erected, and complete machine shops for the repair 0 fainplanes will be con-- structed. -- A school for the training of pilots for the air service is included in the project. As far as we have been village. -- It became known today that the U. 8. Government has been considering Mmumauhnmnadmup{ planes in the Libertyville district. -- It is reported that two sites are under consideration, one between Racine and x""'.'h'-hwfim'!n.anddnon'oat' Libertyville, : Large hangars will be A new sanitary napkin that affords protection to the clothing because of its exclusive . underlayer. > Gives 'you the security and comfort you have ~*long desired. Decker & Neville 49c% 3 GAUZETS AY,.MAY 19, 1927. . " in -- decorating the i AUZIBO. * 21 Fl., May 26 -- 27 : Also Comedy Wednesday, May 25: x¥ FRED HUMES in a new Blue Streak Western, Comedy : "Newlyweds Build" ; est, -- Ill. h ~ Fl The public is invited to attend j this exhibition on Mre. Rockefeller | McCormick's <estate, which --will be open on these two days.~ A small admission fee will: be charged, the | receipts to be devoted to the devel-- Jopment of landgecaping and garden |art through an educational program. | The show is being held on Sat-- urday and Sunday to give motorists the opportunity of viewing it The estate i# in easy access to a num-- 'ber of committees in the vlciulty{ . of Lake Forest, ; ' Lots 'of b;'autl;ulvlc;;o:y and a fast moving story in this Rin Tin Tin. Comedy and News. THE NOTORIOUS and Adventure in London C Africa, iiV0L, " . 1 UCS,., May 23 -- 24: Showing the Phillippine Cam-- paign and the capture of Aguin-- Sunday, . May 22: To Te man Tauke § May 21 :~ : MONTE BLUVE in a Spanish American War With JACK MULHALL Also A Comedy Thurs. -- Fri., May 19--20;: {M'Cfimcx ESTATE ; OPEN TO THE PUBLIC -- ~ON MAY THE ?8TH Auditorm The Lake Forest Garden club has announced a flower show on the estate of Mrs. Rockefeller McCor-- mick on Saturday, May 28,from 12 noon to 8 p,. m. and on Sunday, May 29, from 10 a. m until $ p. m. Spring flowers will be the special feature of this show and many new classes of flowers will be exhibited. En-- tries are open to everyone, applica-- tion ~blanks being obtainable from Mrs. Albert B. Dick Jr.. Lake For-- ORCHIDS THE YELLOW BACK LONG P ACROSS THE PACIFIC ; Monday is SILK PILLOW NIGHT RIN TIN TIN in ' HARRY LANGDON The Comedy King, in HILLS OF KENTUCKY : BACKWARD GEORGE LEWIS STONE hildren's W Telephone No. 8 Or 628--M--1 Re--roof for the last time _ ME m with Johns--Manville % THE LOWEST RATES CONSISTENT WITH GOOD INSURANCE Lake County Insurance Agency |-- THE INDEPENDENT--$1.50 A Year _ WwANT ADS GET SURE RESULTS-- HAVE YOUR AUTOMOBILE INSURED IN THE CUSTOMERS NEAR AND FAR FIRST NATIONAL BANK LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINONS They carry accounts here for two reasons: because they like the satisfaction of deal-- ing with a bank whose reputation is so high and because they know that banking with us by mail is as satisfaclory as banking here in person. of Libertyville; .zg tyou will keep finding more customers of this bank. Drive for many miles along any road We invite you, tbo, to use our Bank--By--Mail Service. * --%%, ;'_l___ s -- W*fit,&tdnar' of damage ( sain while the work is in {mo delay or inconvenience at all. you'll have a double roof that will (ypour upper scoms warmer in winter and Lay them right over tha _ _ LIBERYVILLE, ILL. out ¢# A