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" *»USED ~-- ~YELLOW--ORANGE Lp Cmm on | We tined | Waukegan Ar ukegan Army & Navy Store || Champaign, II1., Oct. 19.--Two men studentg:at the University of Hlinois __Phe robbery was . staged while a crtowd of theatre--zooers and 'delegates to. the Odd Fellows convention was on the streets;> 'The store's loss is savered by insurancte. --~~~_ y Tha original samples of colored rib bon now ere among the --cherished atchives®oft the lIliwois Alumani-- asso-- clition and are in the custody of Carl Stephens, executive secretary of-- the of administration for "was a yeollow orange but the orange I saw on the campus atmy=~last visit 3Mhfiomn¢not harmontous 7 the blue." -- 4* «~Just what shade of orange was se-- lested was settled effectively recently by Professor Frederick. pisuise : sTtyDEents and Blue Finally Se-- A BOLD BANDIT $10.00 Value, Work Pants, To * A v me 4Cs ' "- E x ' § 4 en # ¢ "' iz j «-- Next to J,. Blumberg.110--112 8. <Genesee Bt. :=-- > ~%-- money st x 95 Sropped on charges of gambling. One and other valuables from lockers lo-- eated in the men's gymnasium, it was for two weeks tor violating the nocar '% manufacturer had for some tisfe bearded a poor student free of charge, with little Karl, the ten--year--old son of the family. One day he informed Karl of his parents' wish that. be should tutor hing in foreign la 'umrwfiyx: proachtully; "and I thought we were He had been nn-u:lhby North Chi cago police ftor the sherift's office where a warrant {for 'his arrest had been held for more than a week. stating that he had> siven ~Prentice $200--to apply on--a material bill con tracted on a home that he had bar-- m'uhmfl"u"sw nmmmummnmgm atruck back--at him for the that he thought hehad discharged. nl:-::fio! mfi--mm court by firms that did business with did not receive their pay, Bome of these actions showed that Prentice might --hare used .another «stoo to ho frieadn!" _ aftér the mahy 'delays due to con-- tinued "bad |weather, obzerrers here believe that the flight will be can-- 4 hok 5.m 1 sA idbenn t Sn Ptep t i1008« l * ue * # -- P K a + j i mrye :. ~| _ Reaymond Uiéstad, 18, bt Chicago fim -- J who has lain in the codnty jail for |[L s Thidke wy ty Es 4 + wi th '..h "'t'n' h was hbhopetul All Wool Gray-- Army And Auto-- mobile: Blanket, . The Tarning Point ck Dress Shoe $6.00 Value : Clark "1, Crawtord~%,. Rftingham 1, Lake 2, McLean 3, Macon 3%, Macou-- pin 1, Marshall 1, Rock Island 1, * © 1. Tazsewell 3, and WID 1, = .. »~ _ include: Scariet fever 134+----Cook {41,. Champaign 9, LaSealle 6, & 3 ison 12. Epidemic itis--Cook® 4 2, Kane 4. > ~ # -- : Dightheria® 115, amaiilpox 18;; kie encephalitis '1,. Am-- fMuenga "17, 9 180, tw berculosis 151, mumps 42,--chickespox 108 and measlies 12. _ that pneumonisa was the Daralymhtho-uuthu'm'two'mi Lake 'county, one being in Waunkegan, according to the weekly report of Dr:: 1. 'D. Rawlings, sta'e health director. 't:mmnm -uuoh;w1 t scarlet fever cases in Illinois six have been reborted= from Llake s e w vaioinal Mundelein, to-- m vey Coulson, who continued the mat h sn imek . 1.5..-- C . * f s . Attorney Minard Hulse, submitted evi. dence in effort to prove that Ullestad. y % It is the contention of the state the injuries--received by the tt;d'_qmn mnltaddg:hhh de.g."m *#A # matter was yed so . * state' could bring in hospital récords: t to prove the man's death. county. Practically all of them are in Waukegan.: . ° x j Otherwige the health situation in' Waukegan is most favorable accord-- ing to the.local health department. There are some cases of milder con tigion -- but nothing to arouse anvy Of the twonty--six cases of Infantile Attorney Max ~@ y 4R f a 3 % 3 , CA N TB c 6 JA re -- P _-- M O UHCULDs: 4A 14 + p 3 Wns o : OR IN WAUKEGAN Th I§~--* easalf. direct cause. a4 "{!i { 2 t 5 o dn °O CNEpBAT l pe PP Cl C alt wae on xh I lt Haxtin®'s \ m ers "'A;' s ede td 6 4 48 5 u2l > ocAfi N Mapiei n tmnt : BSut Goe Oe PR ME ¥ Tauenher * is i 8) ob tow Ne 4 Toh y is C was 12 it " paly . & e '«fi"', b".-w,'. -? Mn o uc es eS " ; & b \-"{*{ :":\.d,'b. "i'.t'%&x "b-'é.fl" "'- "'.3,:%_' ') e '".',;.A: j "z';'A '_j'_" .',V;',"' e 3 l 4 ,'-f"';'\,.,ir, < u4 1 £ * * . s lt uh e 34 Nor pBrRS ind y l n ams 1. *T i t L §¥ T.0 .. meout < s# >* ns N We * PG. 3 S 4 oo avindice s * ts & K ¥*a1"_ & 27 s 1t & va. t c s m iss 4o x .. C c ag ; *A BCOA r& 3 $ T Mikeat " ut o%. 5 0. . At BCm ae tw s *A % 4 §3 1 )A¥ ic LRA > 40 t S a @0 *T Sl L AN ILn *®: $ »M meninei ts > " hok B L CReeIme CC t We on C e O o e o C ol i es 08 No t Bc ds j e oi OR 10 c 0. 4ns o e g a 5 2t a We n t Too e 5 + C ' & 4P ; 3eE ¥4 & * i f & 13 o *~--.«But during the past four years, the business has been growing steadily and wtrs ~29, hdfifly-thhhtothffimflshipmxheeoufiflaneeofmhahrppemnm €.8 of well dressed men and boys of Wau 'and vicinity. The result has been --_--.-- _ today we offer you, one of the finest and most complete Men's Shops on the wholé . North Shore. Our prices for fine goods are less tlian %(;'l pay for ordinary mers E'x, chandise, why t--Because we buy and sell for CASH ONLY. / _ _ C _ _ ~~~~ -- Remember this is not an ordinary clearance Sale just to get rid of a lot of Ieftovers--we have nothing but brand new, fine quality merchandise to offer. WG * We are closing oiit one gro Pflf.ofil andends nds--in one and two pants; suits and > L. > .' * qverennte From broken lols in xiEwook fabrics. . _ _ --ma I #¥. d --Bingle and gdouble breasted models in all the > Season's mest popplar patterns and shades." _ # 3 Miiinls css ie ar ud 27 m ap . v'%'r.}mb:-ivw t There will be one more eandle on our birthday cake--Saturday, October 227 It was just four years ago that The Hub opened its doors to the public in quite modest little store at Genesee and Water Streets. > want you to help us celebrate our Fourth" Auni ~FOURTH ANNIVERSARY TWO PANTS SUITS 4 oo . q BaY. ~~ fivile Nn Je fi_? a' * The desired colors im a wide assortment of models * and: fabrics. -- Large roomy Ulsters, double of * OOM' ¢ Cl mlovks -- J m for