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PAGE FOUR MEMBER |LLINOIS PRESS$ ASsSOCIATION Entered at the Post Office at Libertyville, I!Iimnois as Second Class Matter Every year at this season we ad clean--up campaign. It is an old stor; find it difficult to say anything new on and purpose of such a campaign are o feel justified in repeating. ' + Get busy now, and make Libertyville the cleanest, most at-- tractive community in this section of the state. These reasons should prompt you to do your part: Property that is well cared for is always most salable, and __dakla a+r cand nrices. Property in an attractive community is THE PROOF Our readers have, without doubt, observed the constantly growing volume of foreign or national advertising in the columns of the Libertyville Independent. _ Most of the leading motor car manufacturers are represented. Makers of electric refrigerators, power washers, and other modern devices are among other leaders in the use of space in country papetrs. Property that is well cared IOr is always {USL oo ev/lk,. €°°%° salable at good prices. Property in an attractive community is like merchandise in a clean modern store. A community that is always spic and span is healthful. Dis-- ease breeds in piles of rubbish and filth that are neglected after the passing of cold weather. An attractive community is well advertised, by the impres-- sion that it makes on tourists. And advcrtising' pays a commun-- ity just as it pays an individual business manmr» Property that is kept in repair, painted -- frequently,; and given due attention at all times, is property that lasts--that re-- mains as good as new in spite of the passihg years. These reasons, we feel are sufficient to prompt every citizen and every local property owner to take his part in making Lib ertyville an attractive community. This marks a great change in the business or proftession o issuing a country newspaper. It was not many years Ago when the editor was forced to look to manufacturers of patent medi« icine for most of his patronage. Today such business is com-- paratively negligible. THE PUBLIC PAYS ALL?TAXES In the last analysis the public pays all taxes. Political eva-- sion cannot cloud this fact. Theoretically, indirect taxation such as that levied against manufactured commodities and corpora tions is no concern of the public. It is even stated that the more business is taxed the lower will be the tax till of the private citi-- This change can be explained only by the fact that adver-- tising has become a scientific business rather than a hit and miss publicity venture. Today advertising space is bought on the basis of tried and proved results. All claims of various advertising mediums are analyied by experts in the light of figures show-- ing actual pulling power, and space is then purchased on a basis of value. ' zen Utility taxes for example are approximately 12 per cent. If a customer of a utility pays a bill of $8.00, almost a dollar of this goes to the tax collector. The higher utility taxes are the more his bill must be. CASH IN ON CLEAN--UP TIME Clean--up time usually brings to light numerous things about the home and farm that are of no further use to the owner, but which would be of value to someone else. Such things may be turned into cash--something all of us can use--by advertising them in the classified section of our paper. The cost is low, re-- sults sure, so make a list of things you have no further use for and advertise them in next week's Independent. It is only neces-- sary for you to phone Libertyville No. 1 and someone will take your advertisement, saving you a trip to the office. day morning a The evidence is .therefore, that publications such as the Inde-- pendent are found to be effective advertising pullers. _ The ex-- wperts say that it pays to use advertising space in newspapetrs such as the Libertyville Independent. Can the man who has giv-- METHODIST EPISCOPAL John E. DeLong, Pastor Miss Avelina Lorenzana, of Philippine Islands, will speak PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Revy. Guy E. Smock, Pastor Sunday school at 9: 45 a. m. Morning worship at 11 The na«-- tor will speak on "The Approved Work man." Young . ople's meeting at !; :30 A cordial invitation to all who d»-- sire fellowship and worship. ST. LA WRENCE'S EPISCOPAL Rev. E. P. Baker, Pastor Holy Communion Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. Morning prayer and sermon Sun-- day at 11. Preaching by the pastor The church school meets at 10 o'clock each Sunday morning. conclusions ? 'The public is cordially invited to the services of this church. SERVICES OF THF LOCAL CHURCHES gT. JOSHPHS8 CATHOLIC Revy. M. J. Nealis, Pastor First Mass at 6:30 a. m.; Second Mass at 8 a m.; Thirnd Mass at 9 a. m; Fourth Mase a; 10 a m. The question of burdensome and uneconomic taxation can only be solved by intelligent popular understanding and con-- certed action. Nothing is more detrimental to our prosperity and welfare than over--taxation in any form. No this subject but little thought and scientific study dispute theit S'. $. nor church service Libertpuille Indbependent JOHN'S LUTHERAN '(Bast of the Park) W. H. Lehmann, Pastor LAKE COUNTY NEWSPAPERS, Inc, Lorenzana, of th®e |Thatre next F 3, will speak Sun-- iFrank Bell, C 11, for the Thank j invited. CLEAN--UP ason we advocate a community--wide an old story--so old in fact that we iing new on the subject. But the need paign are of such significance that we ligilous educ interesting + bring your | In the ~v+ o O clock on the supper church pleas Bring sandwi Oifering t h W P me to speak. Som cerning what _ in the worlkt wi in the w Quarterly cilt ~UD _ Thers will be Christian Scienc e chur« Enworth sunday : Monday ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERANX FAIRFTIELD Arthur C. Streutert, Pastor German service at 10 a. m English service at & n m tre next FPriday in NC Vi League at 6:30 chool at 9: 45. evening April 223, a w nic supper will be he|l . and Dr. Odgers, dis a speaker from the W mmission will be pre Xperl hank ning Will all 1 TELEPHONE NO. 1 tha OU . efferiog. at 7:30 the subj s You May Win. nC it iT great iurch is doing presented. Our emb » hbe i dis e lecturp on e Auditortum n'ng at 8. by The public is l1 be held m Ing (9] P+ o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 \ _ Additional Locals a t 1d o o 0o o0 a o0 0.0 o0 0 0o 0 0o Marjarie Doolittle, of Libertyville, «ubmitted to a tonsillectomy apera-- tion at Condell Memorial hospital this (Thursday) morning. Mr. and Mrs H. W. Boylan. 350 N. Milwaukee Avenue, accompanied by their niece, Dorothy Martin, re-- turned last Thursday nite from an automobile trip to Grand Forks, N D.,. The return trip was made in two days. mor Mrs Mrs Mrs mhen d the ca rested A two and onehaill year old younk-- ster, who turned up at the police station crying and unable to tell his name, caused the police two hours of consternation Tuesday morning before they were able to locate his mother and return him to his home After touring the tow n, _ Marshal Frank Druba succeed«d in réstoring him to his mother, Mrs Ford Wels. M mar taind whin cured an increase of 65.1 bu. These extra bushels were nroduced at a profit of $306.30, and in calculating this profit the cost of additional Muriate of Potash as well as the eost of harvesting.the extra 65 bu-- Where t( sin( Dischargés from the Condell Me:-- mrial hospital this week include: rs. George Burridee and daughter, rs. Warren Bruner and daughter, rs. Arthur Mavlethorpe and daugh-- r, Miss Fimma Barker, Miss Elma incan and Mrss L. Dowell, Prairie foOrmation CoPCerNINa® tiIS3 U ernUGrt tratton work tq any farmer who will write them and state their problems relating to the use of commercital plant food or fertilizer. €00 . h otash Proves Good Food for the Soil N LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1929. If CA 3 1iff ( 1 McK iD Nor gricult 842 M in the te. Charged with speeglins left his membership car rth shore Motor Club. 564 Road _ as -- bomdt, 0 whe: was continwed. He was ar ear Grayslake _ by Deput! harles Krueger, of Half Day 11 yY it M . Russell TLill bowlers. wer money In the W era t iral and Scientific Bu-- Cormick Bidg, Chicago. cireular which we have c have stated their wil-- 11 poilct Timat A UK e Zan home o sister of to the b emrnl stration on J in additional tash over ar ers, o were able to y In the American which closed this . after> continuing icting star bowlers middle west. Fillis m All raders would 11 formation in re ivyea -- demonstr O T th tO, tID s (CiuD, wWil be lan Road. North 9 and 20-- Dona-- ." ) V + of M dodg 1¢ OT comp« il1l ar \M M u. from profit of corn on lrowned demons-- ® 60 W 499 () bride oupl+ CO a V . con if oe s it ga rd ition la V he W wet be OVe Ibs Ibs irt Dy ob biut. 1 00 9+ 12 to t( it o0 o o0 o o0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o Weeds have been well defined @as originally intended for p "gurden thieves." They steal the cultivation, but has been fopd from other plants in addition to adopted as such. This is 'N"H&" unsightly. There isn't much 7 ~ 'v-,'*'rr--'" i "Xru-*" for & weedy garden because 2o * e 'al manner of tools have been devel-- }'5 -€ \oped to speed up and make the work *I --, \ / Af cof! destroying weeds easy. _ For the & ® \\ "/l vegetable garden. oeven-- of modest * ttea¢ '\ 4 tathed, the wheel hoe my «d up and down the row least possible labor. A fe of trundling a wheel h« Weeds have been well "ghrdlen thieves."" _ They fopd from other plants in A Few Moments With a Wheel Hoe Once or Twice a Week Keeps the Giarden Clean. W maltt teet W e mo}st whee able ; made plan 1® Walter PreAnm and Wmm -- Eggers were in Elign Sunday to a Bowling to@rnament mont The Bird Club of Barrington held a ~ocial evening and meeting at Mrs DePutzel's home Friday evening Mrs C. A Werner has been an the sick list for several days. 0o o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0o la n H ped to speed up and mak EC destroying weeds easy egetable garden, even roportions, a wheel hoe st means of keeving it d in this section home--lovers will find, each week, interesting articles dealing with various phases of floral and vegetable gardening. In ad-- dition to the items appearing herein, we invite contributions from our readers. Address communications to "Garden Editor", Independent. ATT W A L L P A P E. R M 618 N. MIlwaukee Ave. Phone 901 M A M M M i large simplify h the weeds hoed L I NO L E U M S garden h M t} W ibertyville Paint Store hat M y altachit it «o with soll stirre Wed S H A DE S IN STOCK! We have A most complete stock cf Wall Papers in the newest patterns. * ARMSTRONG Linoleums Also supplies for laying. We do Linoleum Contract-- ing, Supplying the kind you want and laying ac-- cording to latest methods. A full line of the famous Let us save you money on your window shades. See the many samples we have for you to choose from. N + Crawford is abl, to be _3 months iliness Mrs: Einhorn. of Chicago. Malikee. of Prairie View, day at Fred Hoéefts rt Hoeft is serving on the and Jury. in chicago. this iltiv a irletv in the rows among the are closely placed there ariety of hand weeders this task One of the M M ive no Chance t Making Cultivation Easy M Helfer,. Mr alter Jollyv : even _ of mo el hoe is the ing it in orde of tools to be hoe may be f lav o the cultiv; a wheel ho cup so that the Des Pla i and d I Thur \a the fine«t form + plants, estab and conserving tools ws with t] +w momen oe OnCce c r{ n'\r M r< down weeds Chase Ol @ most valu hat can be hy o6 For the f modest the ea~i order R simpl« 11 Mi OCess (Geo t} at 1¢ fains in the la gisturbance of _ This is the gee that gard. for use as soo that the weeeq fore they have «tart. Wheel h Oor {1WO wheeis The Asparagus Eutter is an ldeat: Tool for Weeds, such as Dande--| lions and Plantains. | i~Vy an N) g When father misses his aim and puts the soup on his vest, or when Junior does his ice--skating on his back while wearing that mew suit --C€Gon't despair; just telop?one us Ci€aning suits is our specialty. Grande Cleaners and Dyers LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. 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