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migp o Do w v.. * Wednesday evening at 7:30, the reg-- _ .. .ular mid--week meeting for prayer, _a )« Bible study and fellowship. Following .;,v.fi- prayer meeting at 8:15 sharp, the . monthly Official Board meeting. All : ,,-.;.v'm of the Off'cial Board are &% arged to be present. -- w _ Choir rehedrsals on both Tuesday _a@nd Thursday evenings at 8:00 o'clock. ~O@nly Cause and Creator." io NOTICE OF HEARING | \ | ,. ~ Notice is hereby given to all persons _/ " 'AInterested that the Board of Local Im: _ provements of the Village of Liberty--| _ <wllle, Lake County, IMlino's, havy'ng let | y the contract for the improvement con--| f _ Btuting of a connected system of grad-- KR g'%' and paving on Sunnvside Place, in | f,'é';" '¥Mage of Libertyy'lle, Lake Coun | _ oBy, Plinois. and the same having been o : apleted and accepted by said Board $ S oo ? 1st day of October, 1923, and o "i&ha #a'd Board of Local Improvements _\ . havi Aled in the Circuit Court of ; _\ FAke County Illinois, on the 29th day _ ®f October, A. D. 1922 a certificate .\ Whow that the said fimprovement // /. canfe substantially to the require , & ments Of the original ordinance for the [ onetract af the same, the comt ; ( MA . thereo! 'the amount estimated by them | _reqn'red to the accruing in-- ree '"m«'?oupbon issued to a Jon of the assessment ga &8 emoeat, a bearing will en said certificate as to the , "the facts stated therein. at| M Houge in the City of Wauke | d County on the 22nd day of-- 'A. D. 1923, at 9:30 a'clock | wIill perm't. All per-- _ Ale ' in _ Mornifg worship at 11. Sermon by : ) the 1 ; music by the choir. t _' _@"Worship the Lord in the beauiy of _ _ Rbol'ness." Come and worship with us.] M "'wb League devotional service | i at 6:30 p. m.-- A service for young | te, by young people. on« * _At 7:30 p. m., the popular dramat'c _ _ book --<story sermon, Treacherous s«"%-- a fascinating and compelling | \ ,Story by John Bojer, author of "'l'ho' "';5~a ( Hunger." . This is a shorter ' . story, but highly dramatic and full of| . metion. Its teaching is both true and 'tragic. -- Someth'ng that will interest | _ and help all who hear it. 'Music by | " _ the choir Come and bring your | > < Bu School! at 9:45 a,.. m. e thg extra service 'on Sunday ; &M' n# at 7:3%0. . The--service will be . shon and informal, and part of the \\-- imusic will be congregational singing _ «of some of the familiar carols in prep-- _ aration '"or Christmas. s \ ; . The first of these services was held _ . with the Christ church cho'r of Wau-- _|_ kegan. rendering Maunder's "Song nf é'i{, & kegiving." The church never has _' been so well filled. even'thé vestSbule _". being occupied. The choir numbered y 5'; it all. includ'ng the rector, Rév. H. fig s ster. It was led by Mr. Evans, 1+ the mfimuler, and Mrs. Bullock was _\ the recomnanist. Both the so'o work g' the choruses were exceptionally _ fime, and all present greatly appreci-- _ 'ated the rendition. The congregation _ Ragle Story" by Mrs. Bartlett. . Section Three.{ A notice of said spe: ' _ Sunday, Dec. 9th. -- Deciston--service cial lection--shal be g'ven by the Vi!-- _ in the Sunday School.. ~ _ ' lage Clerk of said Village by posting _ Morning service at 10:45. Sermo0tMs up notices of the same twenty days _ *Bhort Beds.:, Mrs. Bartlett will read prior to said:-- election, in the manner \ *The Weavor." Dr. Bartliett will tell provided for the posting of notices for _ the story: of "Bobby." ho s generalselections in said Village and _\ _ Sunday aftérnoon at $:30 the ser-- said i goacia1 election shall be held and _ eon, . "Shall We . Know -- Each Qther condicted in the same manner and the _ There?" . Mrs. Bartlett will read "If polis of said election shall be open for the Lord Should ComeZ . . _ ;. the same time as provided by daw for _ At 7:30 'p. m. sermon oon "The the holding of general elections in said . Greatest of Questions."' Reading "An Village and the returns of sa'd elec -- Unwritten Miracle," by Mrs. Bartlet}:. tion shall be made as brovided by law K | %# /% ~'~|for the returns to be made in generatl > . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ' elections in said Village. °. _ _' Third 'Floor First Nationat Bank _ Section Four. George Eaton, Chas, -- Building. ° ho' _ _ #F. Smale and W. L. Collins are hereby _ Bervices Sunday at 10:45 a m. | appo'nted Judges of said Special Elec-- g bject for this Sunday, "God@ the tion, and Dorothy Davis, Retv. H. B. M i y ns e W# ; Gwyn and Laur# Grummitt are hereby VWMRA METHCDIST EPISCOPAL --'appo'nted Clerks of said Special Eleo-- _ gea and the wares /.. When xo see these ;* ngs know that ;ggbmz- of God is at hand. : . . _ Heaven and earth shall pass away, -- But my words shall not pass away. . . _ Watch ye therefore and pray always. -- .. Rrom the lesson for the second Sun-- '(the second Sunday in Advent) are: _ Moly Communion at 7:30 a m. * _ _' a > avave" and Sermon 10:45. _ » Rvening service with short address, ¥reas of nations with perplexity; the and the commtnity are most grate'ul #o the mother church at Waukegan for Abeir generous service. _ Afterwards the cho'r was entertained at a cafe *terisd supper by the women of the Gaild. On the'r way over to Libertyv-- ¥ille. the choir stooped at the County Farm and delighted the residents there with their singing.. 'The choir rht basketsjof fruit for the .resi-- g@ents o' the farm. \ On Surdavy morn'ng. the first Sun-- f in AAvent several 0" our boys and men joined .in makin= the'r corporate ommuni~n at the early service. Mrs. Meade . kind'y served _ breakfast' to afterwards. This corporate Com-- amunion was hade by the bovs and men wenerally throughout the Church. 8T. JOHN'S LUTHERAN Rev. Eimer C. Kess!'ng, Pastor. SBunday School at 9:30 a. m.. Services in English at 10:30 a. m And there shall be signs in the sun T. LAWRENCES. EPISCOPAL! |day of December A. D. 1923 E.»-. l n e 1 Tesbe 8. H Ruby W'iliams, Church Organist. nday School at 9:45 a. m. W, G. s, Supt. We had 125 Out last Sun-- norning. . u* Bee oL. . ursgday evening, Dec. 6th,--at the gelistic meeting, the sermon top-- 11 be "The Master~Key." . Mrs. etit will give "Story of the Paged." 8+ METHCDIST. EPIS8SCOPAL 3. Dieckey, rastor. -- z'hone 112J d Choir Dirgéctor; Mra mlm Organist. _ _ ay evening, Dec. Tth, the sermon will be "Solomon's N. B." "The Story" by Mrs. Bartlett. o rokA dervices Bchool at 10 a. m. G+o. P. «--4> "Shall the following described terri-- tory contiguous to the Village of L'b-- ertyville, to--wit: Beginning at a point in the Northwest quarter of Section --22, townsh'p 44 North Range 11 East of the $rd P. M., which point of be-- . ginn'ng is located as follows: Be-- g'nning on the east ling of afore-- said section 22 at & point 5.58 chains south of the east quarter thereof, thence north 82 deg. 30 min. west to the east line of the > southwest quarter of said section 22%, thence north 10.30 chains, thence north 82 deg. 40 min. west 1862.83 feet to the southeast cor-- ner of Sunnyside Park Subdivi-- sion, which point is also the southeast corner of the property herein proposed to be annexed to at such oze'tllon in voting on said an-- nexation 1 be' substantially in the following form : I sa1d court before said..day and may mu the hearing -u make their | ' Dated at Libertyvilie, HI1., this 4th ©«Section One. ~'That --the petition hereinabove mentioned"'s.signed hy a majority of the legal voters and by a majority of the property owners in the :bon described territory and is in due orm. 4 Section Two. That there be and °s hereby called a special Village elec-- tion to be held at the Villag» Hall in sa'd Village of Libertyville on the 3rd dAay of January <A. D. 1924, for the pur-- posb of submitting to the voters .of said Village the proposit'on to"ann{x the above described territory to the Village of Libertyville.: ' _ Ns BE IT ORDAINED By the Pres!-- dent and Board o0' Trustees of the Vil lave of TLibertyville:« . >« 0 0 jcs x) ~~veast corner of aforesaid Sunny---- side Park Subdivision, thence south 6 deg. 57 min. west $45.6 feet to place of beginning. which territory is cont'guous to the Village of L'bertyville. an incorporat-- ed v'Mage and not embraced within its limi+s, THEREFORE *> Whereas there has been presented to the President and Board of Tru»s tees of the Village of yberwv'llc. and to the Village Clerk iof said Villags, the petition in writing, signed by a majority, of the legal voters and by a majority of the property owners in the follow ng described territory, to--wit: RBeginning at a point in -- the Northwest quarter of Section 22 townsh'p 44 North Range 11 Rast of the 3rd P. M., which point of be-- ~ginn'ng is located as follows: Be-- _ ginning on the e%lile of afore-- said section 22 a point. 5.58 chains south of the east quarter thereo?, thence north 8$ deg., 30 min. west to the east line of the southwest quarter of said section 2%.-- thence north 10.30 chaing, thence north 82 deg. 40 min. west 1862.83 'eet to the southeast cor-- ; ner of Sunnyside Park Subdiv'-- sion: which point s also the _southeast cortner of the property herein proposed to be annexed to said Village of Libertyyille and tirst ment'oned point of beginning. ' thence nort!' °2 dag. «0 atr'n_west to the west '"Ine of the northwest quarter--of a'oresaid sect'on 22, ' thenca porth --+n lfm'efisayl' west line to the southerly right"of way of the Chicaro North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad, thence south-- easterly °* alons . said . southerly right of way line to a »oint which 's mnorth 6 der 57 min. east 845.6 feet from the p'~ce o' beg'nning, sa'd point being also the north-- ORDINANCE NO. 354. An ordinance providing f'r_ a &pe-- clal eCection in the Village of Liberty-- ville, Lake County, Illinois, for the purpose of submitting to the voters thereof a proposition to annex terri-- tory to the Village of _Uhonyvme.' ¥3 Section Five. --The ballot to be used Saturday, December 8th : _ GRACE DARMOND Comedy and News. Sunday, December 9th : A Tom Forman Production, "ARE YOU A FAILURE?" . Tuesday, December 11th. . ELSIE FERGUSON Thursday, December t12th ;> KATHERINE MDONMD FOX THEATRE ""THE MIDNIGHT GUEST" JESSE 8. HYATT, GEORGE STURM, JOHN BERKARD, ° Board of Local Improvements "LONELY ROAD" "Fighting Blood No. 1." "THE OUTCAST" Fox Lake, III. WANTED--Position as general office FOR SALE*Complete wwmenvtor beauty shop, consisting 1 Koken Univ ~sal chair, 1 Koken Dresserette, 1. Koken Manicure Table, 1 Shelton Dryer, 1 Pedestal Shampoo Board, tools, etc. Write K. K., care Daily Sun, Waukegan. and if the question of such annexation shall receive a majority of all the votes cast at said election in favor gw*eot.'m Board of Trustees of said Village shall, within ninety days there ol. by ordinance, annex such territory "to such village upon filing a copy of such ord'nance, with an accurate nx of the territory annexed (duly certi-- fled by the President of the Board of Trustees of sa'd Village) in the office of the Recorder of Deeds in ~Lake County, Illinodis (the county where the annexed territory is situated), and having the same recorded--therein. . Public notice is hereby given that the subscriber--Administrator of the estate of Frank W. Foulds, deceased, will attend the Probate Court of Lake County, at a term thereof to be holden at the Court House in Waukegan, in said County, on the first Monday of February next, 1924, when and where all persons having claims aga'nst said estate are not'fied' and ~requested to present the same for adjudication. _ COLBURN 8. FOULDS,--=-- c Administrator. <girl by experienced young woman. Address L, care Independent. -- 49--3t Section Six. .This ordinance shall be in effect from and after its passage. -- Section Seven. This ord'nance shal} ba known as Ordinance No. 354. * + a JESSE 8. HYATT, ¢ Presi@ent. first ment'oned point of beginning, _ |~ m : V . > s ul utuvo: w c o To t a L1 te c thence morth on the sa'd west : FOR f 'wh line to the southerly right of way ' L & p of the Chicago North Shore and h o s _ P e# 2 -- Milwaukee llwumd.mthem m&m ' N i go 'm . easterly -- along sou, I 5 4 € right r(l" way line to a »oint which IWM * * C is north 6 t:e;;.p?:"m'l:;. east 8456.6 '" $ m C " ,"« feet from t + p J f sa'd point being also m ' m" * "" east corner of aforesaid Surny-- 'h' 'm W. 26-- side Park Subdivision, m::;: i M south °6 deg. 57 min. west € Ne eere en m dn ie e eiinarnnninheren omm -- feet to place of beginning. | For BALE----.M Comb" 4--harness be annexed to said Village of Liber.!_ CArpet loom; used to--make but 25 tyville, Lake County, m{-"l.';': .) ; ;;_{d- of curpet; can be u:& to :u'. NO : y ) Chamberlain, 835 Grand Ave., Waw and if tha Ahaatinn af mmich annaration~ knkin. M.* # 44--6t Waukegan, IIL., Nov. 26, 1923 i ~'~MNMo. 9. Nov. 29, Dec. 6 13 Passed December 4, 1923. Aporoved Déecember 4, 1923. PubMHsWd December 6, 1923. Attest: ToMdenMFmMMCthdn United States. May devote part time, Must be well acquainted. County Fire Insurance Com 1911 Insurance Exchange Bolding <-- _ CHK ADJUDICATION. NOTICE Reliable Man Wanted In Libertyville J. A. TREPTOW, Village Clerk ~A9--1t FOR SALE--Good work team, weight 2900 Ibs.; new harness, wagon and box; Holstein --cow. ~--Telephone For Lake 151--M--1. 2 49 2t NOTICE--I have several pleces of fan-- cy work suitable for Christmas pres-- ents or for the home. Call in and see what I have before Dec.'20th. Mrs. Spencer Wells, Monaville II1. 49--1t FIOR 'SALE--2% acres adjoining the Cook property, One and 'a half acres fronting West street. Sam'l I. WANTED--Married man; must" be ~'able to run tractor and do general house. Wm. Sneddon, Deerfleld, IIl. FOR SALE----Purebred Black Minorta Cockrels $2,00 each,.. Apley Farm. To) ephone 212J, Libertyville. ¥ fresh ~cows, ispringers and ~young stock; all tuberculin tested under gov-- ernment supervision. $100--and up for fresh cows and springers. °L. and N. Redmond, EBverett, III. . Phone 795--Y¥--1, Liake Forest. 48--3t aly 35 yis of chipet" Can ho uoud to on s. of carpet. Can 0 m'nz in. rugs, hammocks, ete: E. J. Chamberlin, 835 Grand Ave, Wau: kegan, 111. FOR SALE --. Pure bred Toulouse FOR SALE--Ten acres of good t'mbey land. <Inquire of Mrs. Caroline Busch, Aptakis'¢c. Prairle View, IIl., post office. 48--6t FOR --SALE--Higth 'Grade Holsteins, FOR SALE--Beos, from $5,00 to $10 geese. Inguire of H. A. Smith at Prairie View, I!Il Phone 269R4 per swarm. Almond Bros. Telephone Libertyville 294--R--1. # A4--tL. FOR SALE--Hees, from $10 a swarm g:un to $5. Almond Bros., telephone L'bertyville 204R--1. --© 44--6t 44 474t a ~60 ACRES NEAR APTAKISIC--One mile west of Milwaukee Avenue; rich tiled land; good building® .. ..................._..._._....._...... 111 ACRES SOUTH OF DIAMOND LAKG--A No. 1 com and alfalfa -->---- land; all kinds of buildings; big J PFIOE.. n netenneinienrenmrmemomatic + -- 26 ACRES IN FREMONT TOWNSHIP--Fair buildings ; Sellers & Petersen Realty Investments f Specializing In Lake County Farm Acrage And 72%/ ACRES NEAR PRAIRIE VIEW--Rich prairie tiled land; good DHHICHFNGS ; LHRCCE KE OREY 222. .e...1.--,.2..0.21020..0-- 00e es crons c nove n on nanie e Rerram apss in 38 ACRES--2 miles southeast of Libertyville; modern farm buildings ; 157 ACRES--At Gilmer; extra fine,--modern buildings ; 27 milk cows, --, 55 hogs, horses, machinery, crops, complete; eJectric lights.......$36,0080 120 ACRES NEAR AREA--Good land, fair buildings.... 80 ACRES--Beautiful Modern Country Home and Farm fear Grays Lake, bn concrete road ;: buildings worth the price......._......_..........__$ 8--ROOM MODERN HOME--3 acres of beautiful grounds, on road, close to high school; lots of fruit and berries; fine land; a real country home with all city conveniences....._._ 4/, ACRES IN CITY LIMITS--3 blocks from St. Paul Depot ; 6--room --house; 50 ft. hen house; good garden land; fruit, berries, etc.; 8--ROOM MODERN HOME--Good location; one--half block of Milwau-- kee Avenue ; Tok 75 x 90 ft;' Price........:sc:._ 23. :3200 m cuke. / kee Avenue ; 10t 73 X IU ft," PYIGE..........00..=m.mwcsmw.ncn...--$6,900 $--ROOM NEW STUCCO--Strictly modern bungalow; lot. 50 x 150; . $6,800 77 ACRES JUST NORTH OF TOWN--On Milwaukee. Avenue; ripe to cut up into acreage. Offered at per acre.._..=..___=..________._. 80--ACRE FINE DAIRY FARM--Extra well improved buildings; first class--land--ANo. 1 ; half mile north of Gilmer Bowman dairy .....$21,000 8--ROOM MODERN HOUSE--2 lots 50 x 150 ft. each; one block from business section. Price h: ranirsanne uprtin id sr igrenhneengs t nn n eatini ioi eniye ie se n on im ne s Aeve ons iammovonne harnni 1124 FEET ON MILWAUKEE AVENUE by 184 FEET ON BROAD: ~ .: WAY--Improved with large house and barn ; a good speculation at $15,000 5--ROOM MODERN COTTAGE--Lot 50 x 128 ft. ; big barn ; price only $3,000 92 ACRES 3 MILES NORTHEAST OF LIBERTYVILLE--Fair buildings, 108 ACRES--Adjoins Gilman & Bowman Dairy Plant; extra fine mod-- ern dairy bamns ; electric lights; 17 cows, 40 hogs, horses, crop and HAVE, BUYERS FOR COUNTRY HOMES NEAR LIBERTYVILLE, OR SOUTH AND EAST OF LIBERTYVILLE . WILL PAY UP TO $20,000 FOR GOOD _._PROPERTY, WITH GOOD LOCATION, NEAR TRANSPORTATION, .. _ HAVE BUYERS FOR SMALL COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREACE NEAR LiB-- kn rVILLE AND SURROUNDING TOWNS; usoo'mm SMALL FARMS COMPLETELY EQUIPRED: WILL BUY REAL BAR-- GAINS IN ANY KIND OF PROPERTY IN LIBERTYVILLE OR SURROUNDING CcOUNTRY. . «i Sellers & Petersen [ WANT MODERN HOME, ABOUT 8 ROOMS, WEST OF MILWAUKEE AVENUE i e o $16,000 CASH FOR PLACE WITH NICE CROUNDS AND & Telephone 451 'tm--kevv--fu Eo'""'"'r.f'" :7 dv i'" a, hay. oats, n ;' a bargain at ... good land; speculative buy ... s 16 NORTH MILWAUKEE AVE a dign widow must sell ..._._._._._._____. No. 1 corn and alfalfa t ..$18,000 ...$25,000 $18,000 "'2,5... | ~+@'ze $20,000 $15,000 $29,000 018,400 $5,000 $310 °