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INDEPENDENT DELIVERED TO YOUR _ DOOR FOR $1.50 A YEAR AND NO EXTRA CHARCE FOR DELIVERY. Home of WATERSEAL OBLIGATION LIBERTYVILLE CEMENT WORKS Yard Phone 415 A. NAGEL, Manager. Residence Phone 166.J YARDS: 123 EAST COOK AVE. LIBEARTYVILLE, ILLINOIS TION AND waire for A ser cor or our heo naoma cuice map or wasmncton * _ Right now is the time to put in coal for _ use next winter. In addition to economy . '(price being lowest at this time), you can . have your bins filled with the best grade -- Fal, and with less trouble. 4 ; KL) t U' J ~s8 14 > M ' *' We Have All Grades of Coal 3 [' 'Just Telephone 50 And -- _ ¥ C--oiA o 4A l L' t Pn Paid in Savings Interest Lake County National Bank Did you get a portion of QUALITY CONCRETE BLOCKS pue. ~FIHYTT Paj IN ANY CcoOoLOR AND IN ANY «t ks hone 155., || [Sunday, July 8 ILLINOIS Adoliphe Menjou -- oc "A NIGHT OF . . Clatence Woolridge is here from City, Ia., a guest at the home * of Mr. and Mrs. L Linders. . -- §/J CLOWN, LAUGH" eal friends at a luncheéon--and bridge from Beloit, Wis., over the week end |trip by automobile. visiting his uncies, John and Henry . N. W. E. Almond, and his cousin, Miss Fran--|_ The Rev. C. Dexster Weedon, chap--|secretary of R tinin of the Sisters of 6t. Mary,.Day--| dell hospital, The committee on committe®s, Of mmfinmao Bunday after the Chamber of Commerce will m@et | Eucharist and preach at Law--| was feared M: tonight to name the members of the |rence's Episcopal church Sunday, |an attack of 'nmumwaxm July 8, st 11 a. m. Father Weedon | was averted. 'tion to serve for the neXt year. _ _ lis officlating this summer at Dodd--], ; ;= _: Es ncunaih ies / Farm, northeast of Liberty--|_. L. © Tope! * 'The carnival sponsored' by ville. mm: lmmam-m_m 4 um, this week, is being attended by fair| E. Wilcoxr returned home Satur-- u-o r sized crowds each night. The affair|day from an automobile trip that |] post of ends with Saturday night.© °~ + mmwrua&flml;rxw A -- 'MW w W\ When Cmc"'-"mfiM' tional convention at Houson, to 200| will present . greeting friends in 'em whoop it up for Al Smith. He|pearance. today. Mr. Cape is doing s0M¢ DAY | was thare three days, but all he saW > mwwm"m"" w"mctmuw" A wedding to Libertyville for repairs to OB8 C |" _/ gented admission. He says |this communi ----Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Earitch and their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. €. Ehriich, who motored hbere from W" '--"--'--', Cali., are guests at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bond, on First street. Mr. and Mra. Sachs, proprietors of. The Frock Shop, motored to Sauga-- tuck, Mich., Monday night. Mr. Sachs ehbolOMhlttlh'm"ull vamaes. and any local club interest ager, Joe Behof, 1958 Sheftield Ave., Quen.fnm UE 4. Work is progressing on the big new building of the Public Service games, and any local club interest-- ed should get in touch with the man-- CIICago 10Ff GolLmils. * s en 0 ie e e BC sc tiad P * _='**~~~ | this community ;would be held the Work is progressing on 'the big | last week in July. The exact days new building of the Public Service |have not yet been determined. The Company. Forms are being placed | rirst Dollar Day was held in January for pouring of the cement founda dflhm.nlvuu.:h' M'm'inb"*'"'mxmr«mmu mer-- first of te» week. 'When chants of Mundelein will Join, and this building will have one of the |indgications arethat the July affair Lake county. realtors Ahave moved their KLICE from their former location near the postoffice, to a site near the neow North Shore Line station. This puts Mhamp@@wflm tion t oshow Mundelein property. Young America was not as exub-- erant in celebrating the fourth in Libertyville this year as in former 'The North Shoré Dairy bii¥e ball does, the down town streets were tree from explosives. mmm:.e;wumw working late each night this week o d can biczs -- M ut idfiiiiiveinnt 0 im Adrag 6 getting their fashing tackle all set for a trip to northern Wisconsin the tirst of the week. They have & trip planned that will keep them away MAE CHe . C l C 0X 4 from everyday tasks and spend all the time fishing. They expect to get started early Sunday morning and make the trip by auto, a dissance of over 100 miles. AUDITORIUM * with EVELYN BRENT. _ . Three innocent persons. . One ;uam.wuuuunu more? A man's honor, a woman's name, another man's lWe--with army officer----the arbiter _ COMEDY AND NEWS July 9 and 10 E Lon Chaney ~-- IN THE SKY" ;Amq.mmu& Romance and rebeliion. 'Thrills 'and tears> Hand to hand con #. _ chases gicom, in "THE CHASER" is one can be matched against im all for drama. Lon Chaney the clown who hides his heart-- ak behind a painted smile. se to new heights in this plo-- o. An unusual love story iinst a cirous backgrond. KTHE REVIEW AND AESOP FABLE ednesday, July 11 AN EPIC OF THE AIR n mt _0 & f YBAR--DELIVERED _ AT _ YOUR 'A NIGHT OF . 201 80. M e 4 aouper» ||noor. xo PEIIVERY CHARGE MYSTERY" prone 469 dW Jalke mm ith EVELYN BRENT. o ral O ud ab + }:;; Pre _ innocent persons. .O:: ;» , U N - «s§l4 ?1 C obommmemmienci uffer, but--who killed R s n .. . . ied y ig parame aZ y A man's honor, a woman's OPPOSITE ELECTRIC STATION 4 WHEN YOU ang Comedy, "EDISON, MARcONI &4 co." 646 , Tuesday, as the dashing Mr. and Mrs. weturn-- | Ford agenty. "~ 3 vort i uosuay --DPOLBAINE IUME NCE S C "DWM bite trip to Fargo, North Dakota, ing the past few months is Ssn Ber.| _ Mr. and . Mrs. W'L%mMm&ptmrm two mcn%':u.glg;imm"n&'"m"&%MM'.& : ¥u Mflha"fiifi%hmmmmw'ou' The Auditorium Theatré is worry-- Memohis, Tenn., and other titiés in |formerly residents of Sycamore, and ing along at present without the as-- the south. They are making: the tuwmummwm.'fl%d"mmlfih" trie $y 4n . Nrs. W. E. Hardin, wife of the Bock is the operator of the picture mnov..c.mwmcwmunumcmwacon-w.tmhwnmum lain of the Sisters of St, Mary, Day--| merce, who was a patient at the Con-- of the most faithful employes, being Mdtfiflflmdfl-l&vfi dell hospital, returned to her home always on the job, and it seems as if mlfl!.vmmao Bunday afternoon For-- a ah:"l: he has earned a vacation. Eucharist and preach at St. Law--|was feared Mrs. Hardin was to RAYVO | _ _ _ . _ -- | l 20. a C Mfargaret tional convention at Houson, to 800| will pres 'em whoop it up for Al Smith. He|pearance. was there three days, but all he saw Sz was teh outside o f the big hall, for| _A weds We was denied admission. He says |this com:I he 'covered about 4,000 miles on the | Thursday The storm of early Tuesday morn-- ing did considerable damage in Lib ertyville. : Several trees in Central Park were twisted off, A chismney at the J. S. Hyatt home tumbled. ertyville Cafe, has opened a line road bouse north of Fox Lake, near mmem.mumg-' en the name of "The KFarm." '+ Marino has been busy for several weeks converting the farm house into a place where first class service is rendered the public. Both the house and barn will be used, and both present a pleasing appearance. The grand opening of "The Farmh" was held last Saturday night. Brick is being laid for the walls of the new buiding olf th eLiberty-- ville Garage, fronting on Lake street. }NMM'* floor are of concrete, with steel inforcing, and this part of the work }mmmm»m the cement man. This will be one QUEER laws cumber the statute books 'of our land, according to A Tennesee statute of 1913 recites: "It shall be unlawful for . the mammmm.m».mmwwmnwr {(We saw a man who owns a cow, running at large in our town last _~. The Georgia Legislature introduced a bill making it a ground for the annuilment of a marriage if the lady had induced the proposal by mwnmtmswflm-." (What chance has a poor girl The City of Los Angeles--forbade by law, until recently, "more than ane person bathing in or occupying a bath tub at the same time." "Few tubs would hold a crowd.) Euk +s A Kansas statute of 1913 provides that "No bed or mattress on any bed in a Aotel shall be made of moss, sea--grass, excelsior, . husks . or shoddy." (We have slept on some hotel beds that seemed to need the softening effects of a little good excelsior.~ * e mwmmwymm_ufitommmm- mamnwmm:.mm.' Business men continue to make foolish mistakes. Professional men give their cHents foolish advice. And inefficiency--trouble--useless ex-- ,w,m;m Let us guard against foolishness. Let us not strive to be too clever. [mmumwnwmhmmaconmm ¥ © (Copyrighted 1927) Nick Marino, proprietor of the Lib Dietz's Stables WANHOE B Every Wednesday and ~~--Saturday Evening _ > RVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT RECULAR OLD TIME DANCES DANCIN PAUL'S ENTERTAINERS The Scales of Common Sense By L. G. KAPDIG . REALTOR--INBUROR » fthe nicest and most m:flul «_ ||buildings to be found an re, and « 'mbo fireproof. : f' \Raward Sawusch and J. M. Mc-- .6 0. 2 * 94 '-fl:'_' Topel is a coat of i Fnad d Pat ts the outside t9lk acteg (ou Sall aiee kpore ~\as Memorial Hell, in charge of the Kitrick got buck home last Friday from a fishing trip that--lasted one week. The time was spent at Eagle River, Wisconsin,© and somewondéer: ful stories are being told around the as Memorial Hall, in charge of the local post of the American Legion. enE PW ;-""'--'flvu m "', work. When completed the building will present quite a change in &ap-- Frank Napierkowski, a twelve year old boy, who gave his bhome as 1306 Dixon street, Chicago, was picked up by a woman motorist Mon-- day night and brought: to Liberty-- ville and turned over to Marshal Limberry. The boy told a story of going to work on a dairy farm, and after two hours quitting and collect-- ing his wages of 18 cents. 'Then he started out and got separted from his two companions, and started for Committees of the Civil Legion |dust or smoke--pot in the air intake will officially. attend the Notifica-- of the fan, the air carrying the dust tion Ceremonies of both presiden--|or smoke into every part of the tial candidates, Herbert Hoover and |house in fewer minutes than the Governor Al Smith Both nominees hnug:_tomcflynumd-bymold are members of the organization method. The Civil Legion is a strictly non--| Considera partisan organization® whose mem | periment h bership is made up of cititens who |neighboring served the national cause in author-- |hoped by t ized civil cavacities during the World | that it wou! war and who, for various reasons, were denled the privilege of wear-- 2x Ssd 0o l aA~ 3 Easfl%': 4 -- New York.--T the | °VCY spanned 1 ; [hig the uniform. G. Eldredge Ham-- lin and Byron C. Howes of Highland Park, Samuel! T. Chase, of Lake For-- est, and Lyell H. Morris, of Liberty-- ville, and Joseph S. Haas, of Wau-- condsa, are among the Laké county granddaughter, Miss Lenora Wilcor, left Tuesday morning on an automo-- bile trip to Fargo, North Dakota, where they will spend about _ two weeks with the former's son How-- members of the Civil Legion. University Co--ed, of Mapleton, Wis., who was reported to have been kid-- umuwu:gmy.?.mh sattired only a nightdress & kimona, and Kinney obtained a mar-- . The couple, following the wirl's disappearance, were found later in only to disappear again. At that time they were also sought in Wau-- Tomatoes For Table | -------- Of President Grow : 4 By New Process & centrifugal blower of suitable design, connected to a series of air vents placed back in the center of the greenhouse, distributes a gentle breeze into every corner of the caunot exist unless the air is hot, stagnant and damp, all trace of this trouble have been eliminated in the crop. Moreover, the dusting and fumigating, which all gréenbouse gonphnhmmmloto me as a protection from insect and periment has been manifested by neighboring . growers, and it is hoped by the Bureau of Agricuiture that it would prove even more adap tahlo in the needs of the produce growers than Nnas Deen aireauy in dicated 'by the tests made, and by the unusually heavy erop which the Brooklyn, Ohio, grower has obtained -- New York.--The longest distance every spanned by oral communica-- tion, a telephone conversation cover-- ing 8.449 miles, was recently report-- ed. It was accomplished by means of a telephone and radio hook--up between the Hague in Holland and Longest Phone Call _ Easily Made From |_ .. _ The Hague To Java Cleveland, 0O.--A grower of Brook-- Indies. School ious 60--ft. to 70-- ; 'Grade Sc Its spacious . phone the Dutch J °> _ G s fi'l s ud e tele oficials of New f t;';'.gm' Bufidnn.' w'lm ft' e ] l I wg.ort:.':'.' Dressor seer, advertising lots, pavecl streets, beaut Java, and Ivan Dre manager of General Motors Conti-- nental at Antwerp, were the parties brought into communication by the hook--up. At the time of the conversation it was eleven o'clock at nignt in Batavia while at the Hague it was tour o'clock in the afternoon. It would require thirty days to transg-- mit a written confirmation of the conversation by mail from Holland to Java-- & THE INDEPENDENT FOR $1.50 A ~ Berved. Exclusively ° at T: _ The Fountain at . 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