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wBt ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN W. H. Lehmann. Pa®or . Sunday sch@gol at 9:30 a. m. Reformation «Festival program by the children of--the Saturday school, at 10:30 a. m. -- Slide lecture ht 7:30 p. m. _Everybody, welcome. Morning worship at will speak on "The the Gospel.' Good Christian welcome to CHURCH FAIRTIELD Confes--ional serviqe at 9:30 Emglish HNeformation servic« Commun{on at 10 a. m The subject for the Christ ence service for this week bation After Death." The semvices for Sunday, October 28, the 2!st Sunday n ter Trsinity, are as follows: Holy Cotmmunion a~ s a. m Shurch school at 10 a. m. Fuocharist and sermoy 4t 11 a. m FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL John E. DeLong, Pastor "Conquering a j\'orm of Trouble" is the theme ®r Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The young people of the Sunday school voted to helo make the morning servce large and suc-- cessful. Will all members of the church join them in this? ;% PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -- Rev. Guy E. Smock, Pastor Sunday school tt °9: 45 a. m A leffnite place to buld a stronser na ST. JOSEPH'S QCATHOLIC Rev. M. J. Nealis, Pastor First Mass at 6:30 a. m.; Second Mass at 8 a m.; Third Mass at 9 a. m; Fourth gAao @t 10 a. m. Fortified by an overdose of pro-- hibition' liquor or hard cider, Owen Claubaugh of Gurnee drove the Pon-- tiac roadster belonging to his broth-- er all the way from the town of Wil-- son to : Roundout on the railroad tracks and beat the train to the crossing. Morning worship at 11. The pastor vill speak on '"The Time Limit of he Gospel.' Good music and a 'hristian welcome to all. | Young peovle's meeting at 6:30 in he evening. u, %p According to reports from Gurnee, Owen got himself all teed up and was out in his breother's car. Like the man who turned the corner be-- fore he got to it, Owen turned south off Belvidere road at Wilson on the raflroad tracks. Fortunately he was on the right track and thus averted a head on crash with a freight train, but a freight train sneaked upon him from the rear and chased him all the way to Roundout. Fortunately again, the engineer saw the auto ahead and slowed down enough to juét barely nose him off the tracks and onto to Rockland road where Joe Dada, who was out scouting for the car, dismounted from the brake rods of the following freight and replaced Owen at the wheel for the ride back to McClure's garage. -- Haled before Justice of the Peace George M. Wilson, Claubaugh was charged with driving while drunk and released in bonds of $500 for his <appearance in court Tuesday norning. PAGE EIGHT GURNEE YOUTH IN FINE RACE WITH AUTO ON TRACKS Owen Claubaugh Drives Car From Wilson to Rondaut on Railroad Tracks SERVICES OF THE .| LOCAL CHURCHES ... . Neither the car nor Owen seemed any the worse for their long gallop over the railroad ties and Justice Winters indicated that if no one ap-- peared against Owen, the case would be drepped. ' Mahy a police report tells of pol-- | luted pilots who forget to turn ati Sher#dan road and Tenth. street and drh; down the North Shore tracks, | but Ristory fails to reveal a similar | easejin which the driver turns ol!l lho':ad at right angles and driVesi sev 1 miles to the next crossing on the bumping ties 'of a railrnadl right--of--way. 1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Auditorium Theatre. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m Church Services at 10:45 a. m Evening s'upject, "A Great Maga-- 8ST. MATHEW'S LUTHERAYN State Bankof Mundelein Carrying a "spare" on the back of your auto is so usual that com ment is attracted only when the "spare" is missing. ' ' A growing Savings account is a "spare" in the fullest sense of the word. _ It is always ready for emergency--but more than that --money in bank spells ' Do You Carry A 646 Sp are 99 OPPORTUNIT Y Open Your Account Today! MUNDELEIN, ILLINO!IS ian Sci-- s "Pro-- ith senson tha 'plainlx:t h Complaint cery side mons ther Court agai fendeat. re © Qunt ember dquired ing. [ Friuay, .Nov. .. at 8 p. in --the Ivanhce eshurch has a general sowiu' for evrerybody.. Fun, frolic, {ood that is yood.. Come and enjoy the eve-- uy with your neighbors. Sunday, Nov. 4, at 10 a.'t. the Womer's Society of avan'se anu a« 1l a m. the Ladies® Avul Society of IMu-ufulem put on a m.ssonary rally at their respective churches. The O LaKkKe Co House i The I,Oss%{fi-Sormnn also in cluded the fRlowing passages from the Christian Science textbook, ~Nctence and Health with Key t#the Ncriptures." by Mary Baker Eddy: "mickness, sin. and death are not concomitants of Life or Truth: No law supports them. They have no relation to Cod <~wherewith to eg tablish their power" (p. 1906) . Circuit Court of Lake County, Dec ember Terms A. p. 1928. 1( zine Article of the Month." This will | be chosen from about forty magazine / articles which we have read. The service is at 7:30. The, article will be one that is full of human interest. Old Ironsides, a great moton pic-- ture, will be sponsored by the Ep-- worth League, and put on at the Auditorium Theatre Nov. 89. The Epworth League is making a large effort for this and the proceeds will be 'used for the church decorating fund. aan to behold evil. and can look an iniquity" (Habakkuk Epworth League at 6:30. Sunday school at 9: 45. _ Worship Services: Ivanhoe at 10 a. m. First echurch at 11:10 a. m. Special anthem by the choir of each church. Sermon subject, "Shall This Naten be a Law Abiding or a Law Defying Nation?" It is a question which may be proverly dealt with in the church on a Sunday morning, in spite of those who say "Keep the church out of politics." -- PLYMOUTH LARGER PARISH Ivarhoe church and First church, at Mundelein, Congregational. C. Arthur Jevyne, Minister Sunday School: First Church at 10 a. m. Ivanhoe at 11 a. m. prii At 7:30, union evening: services. The junor choir will sing one of théir fine antHems. <The Junior 8. E. club vill continue the Round Table dis: smcsian on the auestion "What Dors cussion on the question "What Does Jesus Teack About the Goxt l.ife"" The attendance is stcadily climbing ur-- Come and see and hear the goud things given. « CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES l6 kA 1tm &stX nlorcom .. a la@dies of each ;¢ i ch var'ous parts in the 5e W ~P. Woodard o. . wWil' give some inte=~ bhis work there. wieso N~N--v¥v. 9, the 'fatiirr at at Fust church. Me At 2:30 1. m. the boys and girls of Ivanhoe are meeting to form a'Jun-- ior Sunday Attgrnoo:trlub at Ivan-- boe church. _ l:riday afternoon, Nov 2. the La-- die=' Aid meets with Mrs. Morris Chandlier, Mrs. W. D. Porteons being a:sistunt hostess. O . L. J. WILMOT, Clerk Waukegran lilinois., October 22 A TI&e »llo © o Not \n OIT RLY W in from ey wine H 1+ in W CHANCERY NOTIicE lilinois) MILLER on T n in i reretofOot in said thereof reupon at id M . 1928 which 1A S8OT in the verlast erlasting, O TLord oly One" we shall Thou nrt of purer c ld evil. and canst navie on ine I[irst day f the Circuit Court 0 to be held at the Court iukegan in said lake e Firat Monday of Dec 1928, as is by law re hich suit is «till pent4-- fore able Oct Hible ourt and that a sum-- sued out of said above named de-- on the first day Circuit Court of held at the Court omplainant 2 25. Nov. Art thou ard my hall not rer eves not | o 0 0o 0o 0 0 0o 0 0 0o 0 0 0 0o The ladies ar meeting today "ge! annual bazaar No o _ WAUCONDA o Scott LeVoy spent Sunday in Chi cago with Mrs. LeVoy and son John The following schools: Bean Hill, Oakland, Millburn and.Stearns sent about 49 pupils to Chicago to Fields' museum, Lincoln park and sight--see-- ing.Saturday. They chartered a bus Everyone enjoyed a fire outing. The ladies are havics a special meeting today'"getting ready for the The Hunt club Sunmtay . to= see hurdles. Miss Anita Baseley and Charles Mullins were Elgin callers Satur-- day. Miss Esther Berghorn was a call-- er here Sunday. A Charles Mullins attended a foot-- ball game at Libertyville Friday. Mr. Van Natta of Barrington was a business caller Monday. . Miss Ruth Hapke oft Chicago spent the week end with her par-- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baseley and daughter Louise spent Sunday at Elgin and Fox River Grove. Mrs. Wm. Toynton and daughter Neva and Mr. and Mrs,. George Har-- o o0 0 0 0 0 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o o pit at the Congregational church fol the present. Mrs. Scott LeVoy is expecting. t« return to her home today or tomor o o0 o0 0 o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o a' Misses Mary Eva and Marguerite Pence of Round L&@ké were Sunday callers here. | ° Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris and fam ily of Lake Bluff spent Sunday with relativesg here. Miss® Phylis < Fatinger of Aurora spent the week end with her moth-- er. s n Gre#slake were buprinessvv;';i-le;; Sunday. -- Charles Mullins and Andrew Sor enson left Monday morning to spend several days in northern lowa.-- 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johns spent Sunday at the Archie Foss home at Libertyville. e The get--together meetng of Fed: erated church held at the Commun-- ity house Friday evening was a big knecess and everybody was glad to know that the quota for the budzet had been reached. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Ross and daugh-- ter Jacqueline were Waukegan call-- ers Friday afternoon. Mrs. R. H. Buelow of Waukegean was taken to Sacred Heart Sanitar-- ium near Milwaukee. for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew -- Sorenson were Waukegan shoppers Saturday. Bud Gieske of Lake Zurich wasy aA business visitor Sundgy morning, . Mr. and Mrs. Colby of Crystal Lake and Miss Ora, Lee Prior of Loyal, Wis., 'sgent'Sundny at the Eugene Prior home. Mr: and Mrs. Dénnis Putnam were Waukegan callers Friday. Miss Emilie Davidson sbent the week end with her parents at Hins dale. ® h Thursday birthday Mrs. O._ Anderson entertained company from (,'hk-aqn and her chil dren from Waukegan: and this vicin ity $unday in honer of her birthda; Miss Augusta Fosberg expects to go to a sanatorium on Green Bay t} That there is any astoundingly great amount 9{ interest being man-- ifested in candidates whao will seek to be--elected on November 6, is ev-- idenced these days 'when even the small children op the street are singing songs and qhoting rhymes concerhing Hoover and Smith and the other candidates." t s 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o0 0 o o Finding sufficient | evidemee of liquor sales in. an injunction hear-- ing against. two ca:';ly stores in Rockford, Judge Edward D. Shurt-- leff Friday dealt the prohibition law a resounding blow and declared that strict enforcement of the law is the only way to force the people nf the country into vieflng the failure of the law and causing its modifica-- tion. ' "I did not vote for the prohibition law when T1 --was in the state legis-- lature," siid Judge Shurtleff, "and I am not fully convinced that the prohibition law was wisely con:. ceived and enacted, but I am con-- vinced that only an. absolute en-- forcement of . if will' convince the people that it should be modified. Strict enforcement will demonstrate to the people the flaws of'this law." The closing order was ; issued at the conclusion of a hearing on a temporary injunction~requested b» States Attorney W..D. Knight, dur-- ing which the couyrt heard testi-- mony from police officers,; deputy sheriffs and 'spedial| investigators, which tended to convince HKim that ltquor sales have been more or less prom{scuous _ at the two . stores. Both are said to be operated by In answer to a contentiom set up by the defanse that closing the stores would work haLdshtpn on the owners of the buildings, who had nothing to 'do with the llle&ed law violations, the court declared that it is the duty of every _ owner of, property to make sure that his prop-- erty is not being used for unlawful purposes. . 0C Grants Injunction in Rockford But Says Dry Law Should Be Modified promi{scuous _ at thg Both are said to be Peter Peoplos. 1 on Henry s arm and the | Mr and Mrs on Charles ; JUDGE SHURTLEFE RAPS DRY LAW IN CLOSING | STORES M_rlarnd Mrs. Leslie Stevens of Mr ad. j Mr. and Mrs. Cufrtis have sold eir home and have moved to Wau zan i s D. M. White left Monday for Rou!l-- r, Colo.. to spent the winter with I ay. A very njoyed by al} and Mrs °F LIBERTYVILLE INOEPE MILLBURN Mrs F. C. Huempfne: es of Chicago spent with Mr. and Mrs. ( gee Dorf is filling the pul Congregational church fou ent Sunday Hunt club. Fred Monday for BRoul-- the winter with Newman. * this vicinity sur sqn at his home sqn at I in hopo pleasant large crowds jJump the evening th in th A T 1 A. Kenmfjedy., who hails from Kansas, was grrested by Officer F. Driba. on Pyrk Avenue, Saturday for speeding. | When brought before the court. hv%h'udod guilty and was assessed a $1 fine Wa'lter Johnson, 2806 No. Hatlstead Street, Chlcago, was arreated Sun-- day night in iTibertyville for viola-- tion of section 16 of the Motor Ve hicle law. His violation was failure to have a taillight on his traier.; He asked for a contnuance of his case and this was granted. His bonds were set at $25. The case was heard on Tuesday ahd Johnson paid a $10 fine and costs . FOR SALE--Packing boxes, 1 gas radiator, proctically new; 2 gas grates, portable; 6 common wood ta-- bles, 1 diniug/room table extension: 8 fron frame chairs, oxidized; 2 ice cream coulerq, 15 wood drawers, 4 glass showcages, counter; 1 wood ice cream sigh, in standard, 1 »aper baler, wood ; { coffee urn 5 gal. Call l,anzworthy's'\'arlety Store, 505 N. Milwaukee Ave., Saturday a. m. 43 1t his bonds wntro set at $500. At a r~n't nuance 4 the case at,.l p."m. Wednesday, t/je case was dropped on the motion of the attorney of the defendent with the approval of the complainants'; auttorney. ft is sup pose! the cafge was settled out' of o 0o 0o o0 o o0 0 0o 0 0 0 0o o CLASSIFIED ADS o pups; best American stock. C. T. Coolidge.: Telephone Highland Park 892--Y¥--4. 4 42 2t FPOR SALE--Pedigreeq Irish Setter t _ Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Johnsonh and 'ftmlly have maved into the Watson | house. 1e <€ i The .\da.-mn{l family have moved in-- to Waukegan where Mr. Magon is | employed. O Ray Paddock of Wauconda call 'ml on / relatiyes and friends here recently. [ ( ¥Mr and MFs M OJ Murphy and 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o0 0 o0 0 0 0 V Happenings In Local Police Court We expect 'the Graf Zeppelin *o pass over here some time this week on its return; trip from Milwaukee to-- Chicago. iIt would not do _ to leave Lake» \'hla out. . Mr W e i i;ritfavy evening, Ot. 26, the young people of the Federated 'thurch will have a Hallowe'en party. o There wll'Bbe a carnival at the high school Baturday, Oct. 27. Mr and Mprs. M J« Murphy and Virginia and ; Fdith Mary attended the theatre in Antioch Saturday. Mrs.' Will! Petersen has been. on the gick llstf for the past week with a severe cold. Her mother, Mrs. Charles M¢éCluer from Waukegan has been staying there most of the past week.} + Mr. and 'Mrs. John Fuhrer had for guests Sunday their daughter and husbanE: Mr' and Mrs. Veasey and -- son, hartes,. from _ Bristol, Wis. _ Mr Qnd Mrs. George Barth from Chicago were callers here Sat-- urday. [ . Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dicks were in Chicago the latter part of the past week visiting relatives. Mrs. Boehm is visiting relatives in Chicago.' l Mr. and :rs. E. A. Wiltan have had their home redecorated in a very pleasing manner. o -- LAKE VILLA o 0& o 0 o0 o0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0o 0o o0 Mrs. Loufla Koppen has been suf-- fering wlth; a severe case of ton-- silitis. Thegathering in her throat broke Fridgy relieving ° her very much. t ' Mrs. Daisy Riney went to the city. Saturday evening for a few weeks' stay with hbr daughter, Mrs. Frank McClaren, and her granddaughter, Mrs. Georggé Barth at Maywood. o 0 o0 0 o 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0o _ Mr. . and Mrs. Wm. Foss and son Junior, of Griswold Lake, spent Sun day at the Archie Foss home at Lib-- ertyville. _ / « | ris and family were Sunday guests at the Dar Granger family at Mc-- Henry. | M Miss . Lena Bonin and Francis Blanck spernt Sunday at Chicago. RENTING,; REAL ESTATE, MmMQRTGAGE LOANS, -- PROFPERTY MANA3EMENT, GENERAL INSURANCE, sURETY Bonos, SERVICE, :. SEE ®) FOR : |s Case e young / peoaple a Hallowe'en party REALTOR.INSUROR Oppoqlto Electric ©tation Phones 469 and 269 h0ower Wiks civen Henry Naders at the home of his parents, ind Mrg. FPrank Nader laxst Five hundred. ang other FOR SALE » hundred> and other .' Mre -- Nader receiyed am beautiful presehts Mrs-- John-- M. Ptrilippi esan callers Saturday 'en and Veneta Philippi 2W . 'Talbott were \in t;d for a continuance "This was grranted and hd Venet 'Talbott ay also. {0 Millbu TM ire preparing urn w , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1928. AS In ORDERS TAKEN for art neédle work and stamped goods. Mrs| L. J. (?b"nau!/ Ivanhoe. _P. O. Munde lein, HL . 43 3t located 4 blocks {rom business cen-- ter. . Brick construction, hardwood floors throughout. Perféct condition. water system, complete with :two pumps in good condition and very reasonable. _ Also pipeless furnace and a white enamel gas range. Tele-- phone Iake Forest 796Y¥3. Geo. L. Yore, Deerfield, 111. 43 6t ycar cement garage. Lot 60x132. Price $11,000. Terms. .. Phil Shert-- dan, 4124 Clarecdon AJ'@., Chicago, I1l. Phone;Lakeview 469. 41 3t POR SALE -- Registered Holstein bull calf, 10 months old and regis-- tered Duroc Jersey Sow. Telephone Jake Villa 112J 43 2t FOR SALE--Modern 8--room h'omé FOR SALE--Milwaukee Air Pressure FOR SALE--Five oak dintnettes sets gray and old blue, Dutch style, also natural oak dining table and buffet. Reasonable. Frank Smith, Lake Zur-- ich, IHlinois. . _6 43 1t alive; pay good priceés. Call Bar-- rington 140--R--1. * 41 4t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE * REAL ESTATE «What have you? . REDEKER . Arlington Heights, I!l--. Phone 496 I BUY OLD HORSES--Must be RUG WORK and weaving done. Tele phone 235R1. Mrs.> John Hagie, Deerfield, Ill. [ 43 5t FOR SALE--Potatoes, $1.00 »er bush el. Phone 604R2. 43 1t FOR SALE--Winter pears. Tele-- phone 220M Libertyville. 43 1t 4 bed, 1 arm chair. J. F. Doyle, 308 Maple Ave. Phone 463W. 43tf FOR SALE--3 Rugs, 9x12; 3 rockers, --HAMS 20;¢"| Butter_ 30¢ *) Hambuger25c»® i CQAL 3 e e ( & _ The Best in Meats at a '°**~ Es |B. l oiskt. K.. |Price You Can Afford| "=: Friday and Saturday, October 26th and 27th --------------------WE OQOFFER THE FOL LOWING ------------------ Loms 25.c» ROAsST _ 25to028c» €MALL PORK LIAEI\%B 32.'120""' CHUCK POT Lafip 285¢c*» CALVES LIVER, SWEET-- BREADS, CALVES BRAINS, ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND elephone NATIVE 25 . 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'l"lm National Bank, Lébertyvillie, II} inois. sirrom stEak -- 42c » WANTED--Girl for office work One of the finest garaées in the iLake County Countryside, fully equipped, is ready to serve you. Only trained mechanics will work on your car.. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. M._C. CROWELL, Mgr. LAKE: STREET, MUNDELEIN PHONE LIBERTYVILLE 103 Chrysler Dealers MUNDELEIN SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR Countryside Motors Countryside Motors WANTED Ask About Our Special Service Plan NATIVE LIBERTYVILLE BONELESS ROLLED ROAST BACON whole or half SMOKED VEAL -- 33¢c» BUlTTs 390C * BONELESS 43 1t HIGHEST WUALITY AT REASONABLE 9 3 SUGAR CURED to 160 acres, for cash. Land ard buildings must be in good shape and fully equipped for dairy of 20 hcead of cows, or more. Far mwill get good use and care of by me. Am an er periencca rarmer, with fam'ly, and children going to school. No short term lease will be cormsivered. Give full information in first letterp. 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