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As a Xmas special we have arranged sale of colored glass sherbert sets at Schanck Hardware Co. 506 N. Milwaukee Ave. Libertyville An Electric Washer, Vacuum Cleaner, Electric Toaster, Iron or a new Gas Range. Sets consists of six sherberts and plates in a choice of rose or green. Skates Watches, 4 Sleds Flashlights ° } Pocket Knives Air Rifles * Here you will find pleasing gifts for every members of the famuy. To help with your Xmas Problem we offer these sugges-- tions: . Give Her a Practical Gift Shoes of Style and Durability Phone 940 LIBERTYVILLE PAGE FOUR Men's one and four buckle cloth or all rubber arctics RAY N. SMITH Protect your feet with Our rubber foot wear. We Carry the famous Goodrich and Converse lines of Rubbers. Rubbersfor Men, Women and Children they mean so much to the family ang TT but in future years, when all other visual figure are changed or lost forever, your cherished possess.on. Why not remember t! at Christmas time with that most personal gifts. The time is short; why not an app« Get Your Tree Holder Here Womens Zippers, Cloth or all rubber, DON'T FALL! Womens Snap Fastener low arctics, They Cost So Little $1.50 per Set Honeywell Studio PPE TE ts h o ts 12 95 22 ap P M PX 75 ) $3.00 and $4.00 $3.00 per pair $2.50 to $4.25 $2.00 per pair Special'! 85c to $2.25 Libertyville, Illinois Your Photographer Men's Felt Shoes m fs ""g/'\*\ _ *:[// t YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER to the family and friemis. Not only today when all other visual records of face and or lost forever, your portait would be a Why not remember the family and friends th that most personal and exclusive of all ort; why not an appointment today? Telephone 98 a Certainly a community the size o ours should have enough apprecia tion of the finer things of life t« anpport an institntion such as this It occurs to us that a Libertyvills lee club would in some measurt fill the need for a musical grou; bere. We hope Dick Nillon read: this and takes the idea to heart for he's just the one to head suet nere. We hcC this and take for he's just a club. Most of us regrs the -- Libertyville Kimball if he was fond "Well." says Bud. "at lea the tire engine was painted re we had adopted BRen's method chances are that the holiday rations would have been arra in the flagpole holes. as per recent suggestion so wise Benjamin | 'h it !\ 4 dPt'PflYGA(' rud the fire engine was Morse stores like npened last Saturda: nle will do their s Libertyville _therch f us To Mack Len Smith we wish the though with these much a question of «pirit of progressiv sesses them. Ben Franklin wanted phia's first fire engine n the sisht of Marshall the Libertyvilte Trus hank working like a b the First National bov Fo Druba's new 1 farorable _ con Snappy lookin To our midst we welcome D. L jnavis, new general manager of the Michael--George company. and M. E. Armstrong, newly appointed secre-- tary of the Chamber of Commerce. the s Missed out on our column last week. Had so much advertising we had to omit it. Let's see now, how shall we start off this week? The trouble with us is that our bright l\deas generally arrive when we're under a shower bath or similarly re-- moved from paper and pencil. 2 \ A n nent W M It Our new -- police 11 ¢ A COLUMN OF THIS AND TH AT ABOUT OUR TOWN. YOUR CON -- TRIBUTIONS aRE 1 NYITED ther Up And Down The Street U the new pollce car and C _ _new mustache are excq le comment around t« lookin' and smart, bott ivic acquisitions. m« LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, DECEMEBER 12 11 bl S6) D"' h li ke PR t the passing of Musical _ society inkty the size of enough apprecia things ol life: to th our Milwauk qamething. _T resa in the Ne ake a world around _ town smart, hboth wof ns. of music bé Philadan) arran & group | <oem t r 4 V ty ded St1eN n W FAd The hief ting Ir If at $25000.00. It took six st--ams of water from the #fire hoe to finally overcome the blaze. This is the sec-- zad fire in Libertyville at which this Troop has distinguished itself by its wervices. The Troop has a reputa tion for being prepared fo emergen-- cles. ( ing a cardon to hold back the crowd. So well did they do this that the Mayor and Fire Chief compli-- mented them most highly for théir services. The fire did a.damags to the building and contents estimated n wares. The remodeled store will have imple facilities for taking care of rade in the soda fountaim section. rew tables'and chairs being installed o enable this department to handle i heavy volume of business. And thus another of Libertyville's )1d established institutions keeps in tep with the city's rapid growth. h REMODELED STORE high amount of a Now instead x of phosphate by .009 Iiitited in hirs savrig of $200 Before he made the test he ha I plamaed to spread that much Phos-- phate on the field. After he 'rmd gone through the test as taught in one o the 16 schoo»s he discovered rrat the so'l already contained a s oh _ It w'ich fi Before _ ols prof uy h. mmock, pas sunday scrhool at 9 Morntug worship at moen subject, "The P Sins .' * pastor. Sunday school at 930 a. m German service at 10:30 a. English service at 7:30 p. m Welcome. The church school meets Sundays at 9:30 o'clock. Classes for all ages. The public is invited to the serv-- ices of this church. 8,. LAWRENCE'S EPISCOPAL Rev. E. P. Baker, pastor. . Holy communion Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. Holy communion and sermon Sun-- day morning at 10:30. Preaching by the pastor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIPTY First Nat'! Bamnk Bldg. Sunday service, 10:45 a. m. / Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Wednegday evening, 8 o'clock. . Subject for Sunday: "God, the Preserver of Man." Sunday Services at The Local Churches 8T. JOSWPH'E CATHOLIC Rev. M. J. Nealis, Pastor Firs'! Mass at 6:30 a. m.; Second Mass at 8 a. m.; Third Mass at 9 a m; Fourth Masse a; 10 a. m LV Quick Test Saves Wary Farmer $200 oi m a H othe 8T. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (East of the Park) Rev. W H Lebhmann. Pastor last of the Park. W.H. Lehmann no PRESHYTERIAN CHURCH Revr Guy E Smock. Pastor METIHODIST EPISCOPAL Jaolin P DeLonge. Pastor ven Christmas Voices" ds i1 on, Decer evening -- at th" i ng pnn[:l unt of available phosphoruw. ead Y wasting $200 worth n W a n TV e by applyrag it where eeled he can put it on fied waere it will return D hrovugh the co~ nslon workers arm Advisor C. n irt t rg of Thursday, Decem e,chureh at 7:30; for ple, at, the parsonase, ning, December 19, at ple's meeting at 6 has developed in 8 WOTK part the store h corated _ ane nt installed. and displuy tractive shoy mbe 11 jfi s n ners who testeq 1 of ANNM acres series of 16 zoil 1!ly put ®#a in the cooperation workers of othe visor C. E. John-- a 4Qarcre field 1 rt pastor it n _ 40 ar savrig tore has be nornit t 11. The ser-- Forgiveness of will bring v« ristmas mem n Thurs for juni W on are id wIin t if en eW it W of re h nvit for | 14 fASLLF His passion for a beautiful woman comes perilously near destroying the bond of love and comnoanion-- shin with his son. 100% Talking and Singing The Mundelein P.--T. A. will hold its regular meeting at the school-- house. There will be an interesting Christmas program followingz the ;huslnexs meeting. | _ The Earnest Workers of the M. E. "(-hurch- will _ hold _ their _ annual [ Christmas party at the home of \rs. 'The Flying Marine' West Arrangements t snaw plows for use was --completed W Tuesday, December 17 The Woman's Auxiliary of the Condell Memorial hospital will hol? its monthly meeting at the Villago Hall at 2:30 p. m. instead of their regular date because of{ Christmas. Important matters are to pe dis cussed at this meeting and a'l ladies uho are interested in the work of this organization are urged to at'end. Friday, Decemker 20 The Mundeleia Sadies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Henry Kublank Mrs. Bert Swan assisting hostess GOUNTY BUYS 2 NEW SNOW PLOWS xobdell, county superintendent ¢ highwas, stated that both we Wausau makes with one suitable work with a caterpillar tractor at t} TD Monday, December 16 The 1. O. 0. F. will hold their Past Frand meeting at the Town Hall. * A Human Drama This Theatre is now open for Y our Amusement Ka Hilla Ehrsatro 100% Talking and Singing Don't Fail to See this Firsi All--Talkng Drama of the Air . Libertyville, Illinois Nlark Mad H. B. WARNER LOUISE FAZENDA Thurs. and Fri. COMING EVENTS Tues. and Wed. Sun. and Mon. See and Hear Don't Miss This Pic.ure JACK HOLT Bird Has Wide Range v w ast Time To--day Saturday BEN LYONS Collins Who Fired The Shot That Killed Rodney Hall? CALENDAR ALL THRILLS IN 1 s to-- purchase two use on county roads t e d Mondas. R M '-- superintendent of IN tru« nex The club chorus under the di-- rection of Miss Elizabeth Stanford with Mre. Lyle Morris as accom-- panist will render the following Christmas -- carols: Executiv« Mr. Merle Tibbetts | . etts san ;ongr:) and Mfss Edna Meai,;mree o gWhup of dramat'c i'eadlnn;z;gave C ich were very much oren by all. ensoyed Mrs. J. E. DeLong will speak on '"'The Nativity in Art'----illus. trating her talk with stereopticon slides. The hostesses were Mrs. In. graham, Brewerton, Coonfer, Dil-- lon, Hall, Hoskins, Morris and Wickwire. . A very delightful program i scheduled for the Christmas meet ing of the Libertyville Woman' *lub on Wednesday, December 18th The Woman's club banquet was held Wednesday, December 4th at the M. E. church with eighty members and guests present Woman's Club Holds Banquet 'O come all ye faithful 'The First Nowell." 11 'God rest you Merryv men." Here a What Come,"' . Silent Night Sing We Nowel" From Heaven High : , 1929. Fine Foods _at Low Prices Scbutmasters Meet Sunnyfield Flour .A meo American Family Flakes Sunnyfield Flour Kingsford Corn Starch Kitchen Klenser W aldorf Toilet Paper Ma Brown Preserves 2--lb. jars torch Heinz Catsup large bottle Palmolive, Olivilo, Lux or Camay Soap Delmonte Pears No. 2 cans Chipso Large Pkg., gran. or flake Sawyers Soda Crackers Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Idaho Potatoes _ ... Stayman Winesap Apples Cavliflour, fancy heads Eight O'clock Coffee Wonder III erican Family Flakes M 6 in et . at your nearby A&P Food Store . . CF hif A 1 g FWeTs 3 6 ntle PRODUCE SPECIALS 18 Coun'y on December 19th and 20th and assist the Lake County Farm Adviser in coaducting a two day poul-- try school in connmection with the Antioch--Lake Villa Poultry Show, at Poultry School i Word has just been zeceived fxvm! Profezsor H. H. Alp »f the Univ')r.sity; of Iilirois that he will be in Lake| Armour's White Label Bacon, whole or half, Ib.. _.__._._. Honey Brand Smoked Skinned Hams, whole or half, Ib.. _ Pork Loin Roast, rib or loin ends, Ib. . Spring Lamb Legs, large size pkg. 47¢ . 49--lb. sack $1.55 med. size pkg. 21¢ Meats 15--lb. bag 55¢ _ _3 Ibs. 25¢ / =_--~. each 23c at Low Prices Choice Fresh 24--lb. sack 79¢ Frank Gripton of Gurnee, Y¥ Marks of Lake Villa cond C. L. K of Antioch are some of the i speakers who will appear on the j gram along with Professor Alp the Poultry School. ImC AUVNNI HIgh »chool. (Mr. Alp is well known at Libert yyile former-- ly being manager of the Quaker Oats Experimental Farm). the Antioch High School. (Mr Ib. 2 lb. box 29c¢ 3 lbs. for85c 2 pkgs. 21c 2 pkgs. 21¢ 3 rolls 17¢ 4 cans 19c¢ 3 bars 20c 2 for 43¢ 2 for 35¢ 39c¢ 20c of Gurnee, Wm. la end C. L. Kutil ome of the local appear on the p~» 22¢ 25¢ 33¢ 22¢ at