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/fl iw, kt-', 10 'Cite.' ", . _ "'31: Pickle producers meeting in their national convert-, ',iil','i"'svtitAt in the east declare that the greatest; need in the m: business is a wartless pickle; they use that 1tii:cl"' , wives do not like to stick a pickle on e table _i'i'jii'l)s"i"' W with warts', that a wartless and longer pickle ':'/,,'il,_,i'i "51inch tale desired. Next welll, have somebody advo- r,lrr)'_ijlil,'/j,';t,,ft,'itintr or discovering a holeless doughnut or a boneless idi,'xwi'4'i'tji,itt,Rtytt, a smokeless cigar. We already have the dressless (li'i_i' Wand skinless and hairless and stockinkgless woman, but " Fi, cp, of all we need the wartless pie [e. Won't Borne- k',T 1.." '_m m"'""'""". -.-- v- -r-._e_ w" P" - 'S':', F a; I? an. should be done with the human system ho said te 'r' $)tttttta the fact that longevity would come only when that plan him generally throughout the nation. He alao compared the _ i,i(1 'NF health neilect with the practice followed generally whereby ifb'"fftiit--cttreartakf"o.c1r ofdteirwalnmuewhatnoobl I)..." addition. etc and make a complete audit at all their Wi, i!li'i'.r')'r 'tiitrr-est they neglect their own systems and take no Inventory ".' f / . Ttitittthis sort are helpfuland the club iatetrhaatt,eenhaw f h; a amber of short addreaaea along the line of 11an the , ' " unall- of the community as well as the industries and civic brano CT i): :23: s'E3 I J. B. MORSE & CO. F63 hr '"e' d g . F unite noun: mvurromns fibiiiite 'raéttt" at Illinois Univstslty gave a an {em Fm" 'ttlt today to the Kiwanis duh. He urged yearly couple" we mutations tor all people. suggesting the "birthday or H} " _ as a nice way to handle this important must and "a", ' out the value of such course. He compared the human M, to the auto engine and emphasized the fact that the aver- ' (tttMo cm: frequently goes over his car to see that it is pump- $ilria properly. that its whole mechanism is working properly and. "in will care of the parts that may be worn. - .. " ___ L- --xj -_'I A SIMPLE MATTER OF EDUCATION , Bear Admiral Rogers predicts that America must prepare for a war of aggression; that when our population reaches the 200,000.- one mar%we shall be compelled to seize from nations too weak to and their possessions, whatever territory we may need for our more ease and comfort. He adds that human nature does not We through time, .and that he sees no other lesson to be drawn from history. So far as history is concerned the Admiral is unr Vmbly correct, but it is contrq to the teachings of this na- "as which has been "military training for home defense." There :" a time when men habitually took from their weaker neighbors ,i..ir9i-er they needed or desired, and held it so long as they could find their ,title by brute strength. But times have changed was since the World War ariitisticeu--and greater changes are " -. 9 The Admiral, educated in the profession of war " the expense d the American taxpayers, runs true to form. That his profes- am. If the taxpayers expended as mu"ch money annually in the "cation of peace and brotherhood, as they do to equip men in the in of the jungle, we might have dividends instead of debts, "I which has been "military trammg IO) m C time when men habitually took fron me! they needed or desired, and held "1!! their "itir by brute strength. I ttttehttsr' since the World War ariitisticeu- h m NEW FALL HATS Utitbe--offwith the strawlidandmtwithoneofourdiw. (motive appearing Fall Felts. See them now-Utes, you an find until what you want while our Fall value-giving event i, in full swing. . The quality Felt in Kingsbury Hats ml}: they hold tileir dupe; preLnts a neht Wanna} and gives longer service. 'nitGbrimHau--thehuhcrownantldeepraHau--ud themediumc-andrnediumbrimHattareapordarthis Fill. Our opennig prices. 'iitTrtfathrtud .produce one? You 'tt find clan and distinction In our We Indcpendeat $4.00 to $5.00 ' - wauaibs maps... their national convey:- born Oct. 19, 1835. in Guam county. won?" but New York. and passed "my Aunt Non t some- 19, 1924. She can with her puma: "f and named not: the bank! at Damon! . late July 8. 1845. no: "than: In obtained tn the dhttrtet whoa! and ttur r..-----.-.--'-- Amdeggtr in Wuhan. an! the ho- __'5____._______ cast" a pioneer mthoot teacher In In." H. J. can. and Bull Adams. at Chlouo. "an" 010 dance st Chan. ttet Lake, 83M" "ht--thnt In for sun" and Adntng nun-I In to play duck pm In a. we". and in. stud of Mil. tho bull they at!" them attteMtrbor. ;U ' . little aw that they won tn the county an " "than. f tn the county 'tall " mum / o. no hold to tho court oe PM Btu" and Adamo start" In to but. 8m this (Thirds!) ploy duet pm In the olloyo. and to- not-nus. Jason 0. Wotan. "you" and ot who tho bolls they throw for tho m on mt not" on» them " tho "but. . P my. P2tt'd who 'tttarg" with In Deputy Short! an. Nooly ttttttmtl or"!!! "to: tho tum od than tutti they dootrod to ho otoovonlvttuoooohodhoohhoud. rough tho, Woo to tho tro'leo Ltqttttttdr,raahtttgtdottttr,nadqra' and ploy "Mn"? with tho - and uoo and out» h w at 810?. toy: with coconuts. Tho! our: 'ttOtt-H-dt-ttOrd". ooom to get tho joho .hooonu tttat- chm-god. ' mud to talk man. , ._........_...._._...... A count. ot my)" mum m to on. - thy AW"! Two timeouts Ihxttttyliit' ly Sent 00! ilf?/!llltlllt and Both to Jail. m w the "gamut Don" Ntetr needed to ttttttet- - that to 1m in the one-uh may. 80 vol. "into., ', --- _ -iiiLtia in'd Adm: paid at an" etch may and m to". WILLIAM lli0lldlififi,: FORMER 'WAUKEGAN MAN, IS DEAD Mrs. Bell hensen ot Poplar street has Just received word'o! the death ot her lethal-9 William Euene Holmes ot McHenry. Mr. Holmeo ii'ved for mu your: in Waukenn. He wan born in Buffalo, New'YOrk, in 1842. and had he lived until October to, he would heve.been 82 yelp old. He came with his parents to McHenry 'wlien T years of age. He we: a veteran of the Civil war hav- ing enlisted at Bprintrfuld in Com- my H. 8th Illinois Comm. He is survived by [our children, Juno- W. 3nd Viol: Warren ot Win Mm. Canada, Leroy of Glucose, and In. Bell Hmon of this city; 6 grandchildren. Anastasia and Arnold Holmes of Chico". Genus, Alone and James_Doneld Hanan of Wi. 'kegnn end Blanche Wen-en of in- nipeg. Canada, And one great [and child. little Mun Jane Holman, or Chicago. _ Civil War Veteran imd Former Resident of Waukegan Died , m McHenry Yesterday. Qrhtmoresd with her mu to Duh-k2. WU., when she In: united nun-use to MW MtmmMtrehS8,MW. imam tomMDar,mi.wlt-ttsetr isnNrmtor-armtrdt_tasrrryrr- gmwmmdmo. 11118800107 :medtothovmuootlbprtyvuk. lwhoroshehusinooroddod. . Her Ian-bud wood "It! Nova- Immmo, -- ___' _ " "We! "BOOPLL \ in. n. B. Own. an». Moc- tor My. Aug. 8Ut; not! emotion " 2:80 n. IL Moming Prue: and Sermon u MP." a. III. _ cm School " 0:45 a. In. " Union m " 7:80 p, m. Mr. Gwyn will offtoii and protein a att the "rvitteq. Th. My School teach": ngtd Jot-punk" u hum time a the Mo. nie " Gages Lcko waned". Aug. Wth. Java! mug-both Stafford wu lup- ulod Sud" morning. Au. " AT DANCE; DEPUTY LAYS OUT BATTLER trr. JOHN'S "AND. LOW . liner C. Kia-ttng, Mot Sand" School next and" m manta. l _ __' _ -- 'Gennnn 7 services with Holy Cons amnion " 10:80 B. m. l, Snub Aceneth Dykomu: Mason m Romu- new muting of the Y. P. d. next Tic-cu "amine. - -..__ _ On Bent. Tttt our mm! Illusion Mm "1160M". marlin». morning um" In coma and u m- onsoon union in mm; Dump: ,111 tr-dtotttesyymttettrtqt1r man. All Imme- m Undiffe- quutod to dunno Inch truck- of food for the dime: " any have boon " managed to a". In ton-u- m. - - nv'r'. children Men-d this ttasian--- "ELEM" "who? __ {of oateeitomat In- Itrncuon V!!! bettht Meth. mt . 8133'?" It 0:" a. n. Walk. ML . - 7 Homing will" "M00 " 11:00. Tho pulpit will to applied by ttee. A. a. Tutor. at "an Chic-co. Iva-II: Unlo- - " the Wt.. eml church. Wed by the new. omtttrruttttCigmtmttoetgrrr mum muse-1mm l. 'irii,iiirhiii"iin"rii"7iEa. CHURCHES In It! M 0mm Band" "I It 0:" a. In. W. O. "bet. 'mhrtit 1mm" OBITUARY AT THE mum'ddi'oblunua- "t_Mrunartd19-t-sdtttriMe fgett2tvaettA'Mthttt tt ttthurt-tttaria-htm. mmlnvtIkuA'A . mummuwm titotterettttuet.Urt-dthe Ott-tttttr. "W'Whm Iowmmtor out" hm. Jun-I " you-01m- an. attotatt#ttttlteMotttse_,andqr" a mm "the: In tho W. C. T. U. ton-mutton. Tti1etewtttt_tttodr,nrho wumum.m~uhmonl other man man. two a ram wept: drives cm the run. (Bulb... of booth. on .006). This the usual you»: or the Dyna" "up The 80th annual union was bold Thu-I- daratrt-.KoethCttie-td than were " present. including mu. un- tron ammo. Chicago and Waugh. It to "W". hoid. on the A number or Lake County cactus left last Mondny'tor Btrrin+ where they attend the Antttta1l9tates eetlns of County other: and Sane T . Among those who ttt?nddett no Chairman of the Supervisor! Ktrch- ner and Supervisors Fiche. Puddock And Batten. Probate Clerk Bullock." Recorder Brecht". County Clerk Honda. Treasurer Peaml. Ind Dep. uty mum-er Brucher. are men; others who attended. The meet- ing we: held Tuesdny. Wednesday and Thunday. The large hem on the farm of Char. ButteHUld, mm two, miles nuthweet of Libertyville. was destroyed by fire about nine o'clock this (Thoreau) morning. There were 5 or a horse: and 8 or 10 cows in the burn. but all were driven out. A large mount of hay and implements were consumed. The are is sapwood to heme! started from then" heating. The lose in ee- animated " about $7,000. with only e smell mount of immune. third Tum-Id" in Austin end tn "mi " you: they but never has! e mitt neer the occuion. The roman willI be held next you " Gue'e s. The Price and lichen Mines of Walker an new mutt". nnd they unaided the eventxu Po" Park. h ' gang! Dam III.- Are your loved ones provided for in the event that Fete takes you, from them? Will they, have the necessities of life? Enjoy iti, many adventeges? ,' T ' Those ire nation: every one of you right-thit thankful younelf and give serious thought. If your answer ir-Nell, temporarily" Office in Fun Bureau 'e'll write it for you at reasonable premiums. Come in andaet ful details. BOEHNll & GOTTI tun-mummy" Jt..VttNyl'rJJ2Ttll'NN t2A'l',trt'gti1M'h%',%t'et wmmuuunyvm loud-(non an. Ian: 'm tand. 'm'rbarttdt-re-ded iltu-dtMtnatttttaaait-1dl tttno-itthertbr-tt. {old om or to In". "and" b» Jun-ab to the pro-out on" . dunk-or. minim-outta .113! we" Ind and locate no Wont: m Milli-u on clone Iii; some other not or the con SUPRVISOIS HAY MOVE PM! FARM It In and that. a. proton! I." ttntioet at the county um I. - noun! to the union-oat ot our Pgmtertrtqtunttetttotth. want [him ot the yum. ot Lt%rtrvttia. As usual, we have all the books used in the grade schools of Libertyville ' and Lake County. Also a fulrline,of tablets. peacils, pens, ink and other supplies needed for the opening of school. I BEND THE CHILDREN to our store. They Will receive the name careful attention a if accompa- nied by thier parents. Life Insurance Policy All Lines of Insurance or plain "No"-Hhen heed our adfice and take our! mutaotial Ahinkirtg father: with a sense of duty toward your "1mm in LAUNDRY WORK DRY CLEANING ' and PRESSING RELIABLE LAUN DR Y LIBERTYVILLE. PHONE " ILLIN om DECKER & NEVILLE THE SCHOOL BOOKS HEADQUARTERS I "I'D-"v". III. "TRON: 67-3 families if