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JOIN was. 90. OLDEST MEMBER OF GAIL, DIES Meet of " mo bad be. up"! in ant "and Gav-1th. and he m the mum of than 3.11:.qu conned with on and". I Mn.. HI: The W m qrntt km " mom the can". A no Mon! m MM u the Con-' ml church in 011an Wed- - nouns, and burnout in at Avon Center. Join In". ot Guyana. the ad- ut G. A. I. neat-r In the an". am My " no "to County 00mm] known]. when I. had boon "to: a to. an before u I Indie» an. no land In!" from rum "up toe up"! "e Outllved " " Chilton. But One, a 500' Lid Icon III Ho woo 90 "on in loot April. ond too on of the oldoot moo In " " ctnlty. At tho mo County Balaton ud lonot'o mnlon. that no hold " Wuhan neatly. Mr, loodo 'u'toonl to to tho oldoot an tn ottoodoneo no "reed with tho Nth mam 13mm. 4reqr4t4r4r4rqrqrqrqrqb4tqF4b4" . GRAYSLAKB _" 'b9F4b9F4rqr4FO4Foqqr4reqarqr In. Wm. Pater. scoompanled by relative: from Lttrertrvilie, left last Tummy 'to visit geiativeq In Canaan. Mr. um Mm. Wm. Benduhn, of Chi 9980. went tut Thursday with Mrs in o'. C. wiibur'spent Tue-day in Chicago. McGnth. Dr. Johnstone, of the Lakeside hos- plul. Chicago. was 1 professional vis- ttor here Newly. Rev. Mr. Plowei and Mr. MeTaatrart at Antioch Vere callers here Tuesday evening. 9 In. Fred Wendelkln u visiting rel- "lten in New York City. Mrs. Ed Bruce has returned home from the Victory Memorial hospital. Wants-n. when she bu been tor seven! ween Two names are car- ing for her. It is hoist! by her my Mond- that the will soon be on the v.1 to recovery. In. D. G. White antrrarurtter, Min Hun Jane, were Chicago shopper- on Timmy. " In. i. Turner is entertaining in Carey and - of lows. G Mm. Gene Bend" in " the me- dd. hospim in Chicago. where the In recent" tantalum. ' The deal: of John Meade idol: place at the we County General mu! Bum-day. The (usual m'held from ttteA3mtgredattortttt church Wedneodty morning. and Interment m mid: at Aron Center. tr. Home was ninety- tnhttre.raotagatand vulvetenn of the civil in. _ Dr. melding In mum n nesting plant In his home, "mvood We." Thewntertn mmulomxdown considerably. and the autism ex- pect to resume their work at the inlet within the next In dun; The folks mum" no congrat- ulating We. that they hue an End to mtftar the monument at his): wmr. m hunt mm monk at "Joining [than from getting to the" manor bonnet. Don't forget to nttend the and par- " and dance given and» the mum of St. Andrew': Episcopal church at Poster's mu Friday emits. Septem- Mr. Wu. Holmes and 3 number at friend- vete visitors during the week end. Mr. 1mm ot Chime V" out our may viewing bu pmporty. --6- We retro: to he" of the severe ill- neon or the hunter of Mr. and In. mm of the Woods. She wu taken down Iuddenly with appendi- citil and hm! to be operated on. but to ere glad to hear ehe in improving. Mr. low in enjoying his place trm nenuty, end he and Mr. ijiiiiriiia, twins the time of their lives tn air new home. "Lorna Donne," which they live tnrnilhed very atttaettvetr. Am FARM BUREAU "1tAlh0MS", FOR SrPEiMBER 4F4Fe4F4tqF4r4bqr4'4r4r4F4F4F4F4' Mo follower: ot me county chin that September will he a much hem month for woodman; than Aumt, since there is likely to be much lea static in the nir. in ne- oordeuce with this xenon] prediction. the Illinois Agricultural Auocintion bu built up n radio program in co- operation with the American Form Doreen Federation end KYW, the Westinghouse notion " Chime. KYW' Farm Bantu pmrun for the month of September follows: Supt. 16-117"): the Farm Bureau in of the Alleghonlu," by M. P. Co .4F4b4F.4r4rfF4F.4F4r4r4F4FqF4F Man on has been u world- mtrideremedrkrkithtey.threrand bladder diode-a. rheumatism. mammogram FOR OVER 200 YEARS as-ttM-ttme-err-tad mmmnmm mum tmrtertedhtearMtmax,. Short Time. NAAILIM om Sort. to - "New "up Your-ell." Thy John A. Kant. W. United mm: Butcher of Men. "do: (ttthir, ot the NM! UV. Stock and In: Bard. u m Ferre. . Woodland AaM-ttantl Wu." " c. a In... a". mm " tnnMtm m. radon! m not Vanda-n ligation. Wm. . Coot. as" "gonadal: d m mu." by O. W. am. no.» or ot Transportation. at P. B. P. Tut on Vocrlonl mm by ue, C. H. u o. Chi-1. Agricultural Edmuon Service. Man] Band tor Vocational Mutation. "lamina maer.nMC-n. "meta-wru- Btgm_eatteiat. "on" mm". by c. V. M. "WWW. MW,W9'W ntoPElltrEti0ltKEmS'rtlE tmtsiAmt1AT1rNBlEhlttM That that h.- m be top tout at e lulu ell-p m thin man at the net tt they the fed with reason. able one to shot: by the record- on aD.ettte40WBttouqttomn,tuitwo And the. you! old. on the Colon of. was». The you In jut round- ed out but we." of laying. with s tettat at I" "I. or that euctly " tor out) hen. to It; credit. This productlon. which ls at the mat or more than $355 a day from 100 hens. in a lean four times the average pro- tdnctlon of llllnoln hens. Fora the Jnou part the 40 hens we just ordr nary Leghorn, although they are the one: that were kept after the nock w" culled last year. The way has: lay during this month nod next is an important item in tix lug the yearly ttrofita which the harm- er gets from his ehiekeaucaceording to L. E. Card, chief of poultry. Just now hena naturally are (slung ott In laying. and this means that egg prices all over the country are going up. Hence the flock owner who can keep h]. hem luring at . tatrlr high rate. ls lncreulng his chances for prom.- -eUntortunatelr, many people,think it Is not necessary to feed dry mesh and gutimnl protein during the summed when the hens sre'on the range. but if thls is not done the egg yield will slump. If the production of the flock is to he kept up st this sensor: the hens must turve dry mash stall times. A)todanasheantrersudeot100mer. of wheat bran, 100 ma. of whest mid- dllnxs. 100 lbs. ot finely ground con. loo lbs. of heavy ground oats and 100 lbs. ot meat scrap or amuse. Berateh grsln should be fed lightly. so that the hens _wlll eat more mash than (run by weight. Plenty of fresh water should be kept svsllshle and If possi- ble fresh green tood should be sup- 'plled dslly unless the flpek ls on the open range. A feed of looked osts once doll: is relished by the hens and will act on s further stimulant." in NP every week: lane at the Inde- pendent. Thu hind of person usual- ly accompanies the notice with some alleged mic remark or caustic oom- ment, depending on whether or not the mietehe hae mooted him in any way. It in et; invariable rule that he - co llmente on upon the well written or - etoriee that contain no tnutatreq---a11 he appar- ently noticee in the mietakee. We inst returned two letters to athe poet office which were found in our box; but were addressed to enmeone elee. We celled number 100 on the telephone and we set number 150. We ordered eome butter (mm the grocery Itore and - were deliv- ehed. Our milk man brought on a pint at cream ineteed at a pint of milk." Our laundry returned at: col- lere when seven led been eent. We mined a train when we had been in- ;ormed'it was ten minutes late and though we had plenty of time. It cost no 820.00 to hive our auto re. paired when we werhtold the bill would be 810.00. We ll get letters dated 1918 and we read every day of the wple who are killed by the (one that weren't loaded. Yes, we admit we make mistaken. One or more ot our readers all our attention to some mistake made What difference does it make " through a mistake we spell William Browne'a name without the "e"? is it such a serious matter " we say John Jones spent Sunday in Dehvan. when he really spent that day in De rdent' is it worth while calling us down when we say that Mary Smith's wedding gown was cream when " was white? The real news value is that Mary got married. that John was out-ot~town Sunday and that William did something or other that "5 worth reporting. and who cares ex- cept the parties themselves whether the dress was white or cream, when}. er 'Bill' spells his name Brown or Browne? - . _ We should like very much to meet the man or woman who he: never mule e mistake. but we have given up hope of doing so. " last on this planet. and when we reach the pearly ms if at. Peter wants to spell our 9 with an 'A' instead of " 'W, we certntnly won't argue with him "tout it. - "Weft" doctor makes an manta ha burn-a it. When the Printer malty: -i'i'iriiiiili,Vku, from one to the other and is never forgotten. mummy"! WMAN mp: FAD"! WES. Mrs. Marni-M mmmowr. 63. of Wadsworth. died only Tut-ad" " the home of not datum". Mrs. Prank Clarke. Vacuum». when she had bun III for some length or time from eatteqp. She In": four Arne, any. bulk. non-mun. and J. manner. nd a Inn-band. Philip. Two listen I" I100 to". no bad lived in Wuh- FA..' MISTAKE IN A NEWSPAPER 'ttt - "0. {Writ-w. COW "CENSUS" IN ILLINOIS WW5 2 Mt CENT JUMP ttttrhtefietd, TIL, iUpt. 15.-Ropom of Illinois' (In! cow "consul." eon- ducled by rural mu anion throw: out the state, Indiana an more". ot " per cent. in tho admin: of milk can two "an old nesd, out on who" arm- tor the your end- in; Juno I, 1924. The com- MI been made public "noun A. 3. Bl!- rut, uricultnnl Iutlltldll for mr uoll tor the United emu DOM neat otAxrlculturo. The next - mm will be amtutru Danube: l, 1924. when tho ttmt coups-luau will be possible. in addition to milk cows. the sur- vey use includes figures on heifers. between one and two years old. and heifer csives under one you being nised for milk cows. The" tttdi. one there "on! or cent a my heifers between one and two nus old u there were dairy cows, - pared with 19.9 per oent. shown tn the 1920 census which did not include figures on miik cows. specificslly. The number of heifer calves under one year is reported " 40.6 Per cent. of the' total number of dsiry cows, compared with tt.8 per cent. in the not census. Rural Motif Carriers Take Cen- sus of 2-year-old Uilk Cows In State. This, Mr. Sumtt believes, indi- cates a tendency smut to increase herds more rapidly or I more rapid turnover. ' N. P. Dodge and wt Matt Bonn. Jr. WD Conlldn. 8413. Stamp 8.50. Lots 137 and IM, Belmo Addition to Waning". ' . . Elizabeth Einsmun to L. C. ttay and art, " ten: wo Colman. 810. Lot " um! 76 of George M. Ray Bubdn, Dia- mond Lake. w. W. Puma! and w! to Isabelle Kien'er QCD Canaan. 810. Part of Lots 2 and 3 In Block P, Highland Park. i Paul Kuechiot Ind wt to w. J. mm Ind wt, it tam WD Considn. 611.00 Lot 231. Bee. H. Haunt Olivet me- term, Benton Twp. D. H. Hind and bush. to R. A. Car- ngvmo and wt, Jt ten- WD Canaan. no. Stamp 88.00. Part of tart 4 in Greene: Snbdn of Lot 35. in Ravinia Woods. Deerfield Twp. Ben). Lovemaeye'r, Tr to G. w. Hansen WD Cannon. 81.00. Stamp 81.00. Lot 293 In ,Bonnie Brook Subdn. Wuhan. . ' . lubélie Kleffer to W. W. Farmer aid wt " tens WD Column. $10. Part of not: 2 and 3 in Block T', mama Park. -idint"e. i'rntetr, to Put Knochler. D Conlkln. 830. Lot 231 Bee R, In. Olin-t Cemetery. iiGiit. Tho, _ A Alexander Bmith and wf to Clan: Somme! WD Considn. 810. Part of South West quarter .9! Section M, Newport Twp. V C - -- Pun! Paulsen and wt to L. M. He- Cabe and Inn. " tens WD Canada. 81.00. Stump 81.00. Lots tt and tt, Block 40. Zion City Subdn,_2|on. Bani. Rheum "a wt to Bennie Nelson wn Con-Mn. 810.00. Stamp $3.50. Lou " and 43, Wuhburn Park Buhdn. North Cttientro.' _ . C. W. Ohm to R. W. She. um! 17! " tens WD Cmtgtdn.-88N. Sum $.50. Lots 80 and 81. Ohm'l Beach View Subdn. Benton Twp. , _ P'nnk mm: and wt to W. B. Honkert and wt. it tons WD Comma. 8576. Stamp 81.00. ban C and 26 In Block I, In mur- Bnbdn. During- ton Funk Truth tad wt to E. W. Han and wt it Aattttt WD Considn. ttro. Lot 8 In Black 4 in nonw- Subdn. Barrington. _ H. J. loKun 3nd wt to David Rae- ude W'D Cowman. 81.00. Lou 40. 41. " and 69 in Grand Avenue High- lands. Wuhan. .Frnnk Trunk Ind wt to N. A. Robertlon WD Considn. 8395. Stamp $.59. Lot 18. Block 1, Trunks Subdn. Bamngton. F R. W. Shea 1nd May Vandemnrk. to J. T. Dario": WD Consldn. 85600. Lot: 5. 6. 7. 8. t to, ll, 12. " and 14 shea's Subdn Wnukenn. Winn} Trunk and wt to Ann-ta Radio WD Conuidn. 810. hot 4, Week 1. Treltfk'u Subdn. errintgn.u - Fas Think and wt to Emit Wiegt WD Couldn't". Lot IO, In Block 1. TreIMk'I Subdn. turrtpyrtop, A. B. Hull 1nd wt to L. s. Fuqun Comfort and Health Sold gxclusively at this store - Call n and m them R. B. Godfrey Pied Piper Health - Fit Play Bloomer The Quality Store, (Studio. Illinois SEPTEM BER 6. 1924. _ R. F.;Zoll. back. to T. P. Sullivan nd wife, it tens. E 100 ft of W 700 tt t S M6.6 tt o; W 300 acre: of part ot NE quarter Bee. 34, Deerfield Twp. W lo. Con. $10, stamp $2.50. - wean-.310. My 01.0.14 ' ttr.AC-t-&6r'iNttrthAre. was... Will." - __ - unison n3 wt to A, . may" WD Con-Mn. 310. Shop 0150. Lot- " ad " In Gold'l Bum. Wink. W. I. Doctor Ind '11. to B. B. Nov- m. and wife, tt tons. tart to, John B. Gridurs "Mn. Littertrviite. WD. Con. 810. "may " J. P. Suzuki! and wile to Joseph 3.30"! and vile. " tons. Lot 6, Mk. 9, Wuhbun Parts. Wakes-n. WD. Con. no. lump 60tt. -- __ Conan-.310. - up. w o tn "ltU'sdhttf.l'.t H3t.OtnutoH.C. "new "101.. my ".00. an otut o in Moet 10, mow an. __ Beast. lawman: to L. W. Rama Lot :11 Bonnie Brook. Wuhan Ihrp wo. Con-Id. " stamp tt. C. J. laborer and vita to Joseph Monk. Lot T, block 9, Wuhbum Pt. Wuhan. QCD. Con. :10. "any "e. N. I. Bimbo" and wife to Roy A. Mmer. Lot " block 8; lot M, block 5; tot M, block s, a! In plumb-tr: "Mm. all Bart lot " tt T D, Want.- un. WD. Con. .10, lump " lath" layer to Everett Bovdon and vita. It (on. not 21 In Lincoln Heights Add., Waning". WI). thm.. 88.000. lump 82. _ - -- R. W. Chittouden and wittto B. M. 'ttetn.itMtttotWt60ttotN 462.6 hat ot NW quarter ot Bee. " Warren Twp. WD. Con. 810. Guiupp! Eunice! nnd wife to halo Puqueu. Part of W halt of lot 48, Highwood. WD. Con. 810. ------ Fred Schauble. blah. to P. s. Hillier. Part of lot 4, block". Barrington. WD. Con. 8450., sump 60c. __ __ - R. A. Miller and vita to M. W. Con- zelmnn at " West 29.6 tt of E tt24 ft. ot N334 ft of lot " Ichool trustee- subdn. Waukegan. QCD. Con. 81. Baht. Lovelace. widr. to Romeo Pope. Lots ll, 12 pad 13, block " Washburn Park. Waukegan. WD. Con. 810, stump 50c. V . __ Louis Brandottortialo and wife to Alex Boss! and wife. Lot 10, aubdn of N halt ot lot 24, Highwood. WD. Con. $3700. thinly; ___ "h SEPT. 10, 1924 P. J. Gurney at a! to M. J. Car. ney. QCD Con. $10. Lot 6 in block 4, C. Frank Wrights nddn to Liberty- ville. a Joseph Ungewlch and wife to City of kan. QCD Con. " That part of St (lo-ignited u Porter St. in subdn of pans' of northwest or of Sean. which He: math of and ad- Joining [at l, "atom L. Bundonlaio and wife to Canto Mon and wife tt tens. WD Con. tto. Shaw " Lot ' of block M. Hishwbod. . "a; 'ir."ctesnri,atdoFtm to Leo J. Corttor. WD Con. :10. Stun " A Rule of Transportation. for the North Shore _smtA1orrt-drAttytetdi.steyeectryj' - dandefietuxdeomfmublelineudnebug. .te,ttt2i"i" ir'iiiGuivaaehetgorthshoreuni'tseeween,attrso L,cni,expreoryitsrtriystearrrsasucttreair-uedtomeettu "osamintsofNoethshmatriti-. C With doubiekmcked, "meshes/lasted mama. the latest "eel equip- menu {minding and per1orouervtttiop can, and an operating Wmckedfm undeourte ,the North Shore Linea ireaitmniportntimtbaoro tf,'laN'i','h'M'o'd 1tiimoreainaasntsaenartutthe,nsuneotthetyr#shoreurut bdlemuthemdmmegforlthidendfiedlneverymy withthelncetel'uofthe hShore. And when reaidentsofeverr commuqity from Chicago go Mi}mukee refeito the North Shore Line an "our iiiUGii iTGrraiforiite cLownerthip implied. Pueshequenttminafiromtuheeofcyctttro, theLaop,totheheart of Milwaukee nerve every Intermediate city ma town. Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee . _ Railroad Company 't LiBER't'Y1l1i.i.E mm OFFICE Telephone " F _ 0mm ("forthl 1eaeg,t,trg,tTr,',aotvgd'tttt North are" um. . 'sdW,flf,'f, received up to 6 p. m. elivered the out momma. Through "rvicq to Shcbomn. tern' Wanton and all points on the Milwaukee Northern R. R. T. M. E. R. b L. Foe rates, elem. m, write or telephone local North Shore mm, or 'rmdid Dmnmcnu Chicago odic 72 West Adam St., when. Sun 5713 Canal 8280; Mantle: odice, 403 Security Bldg. 1ttli_tltfMr,_MPnllltlt" tt, 1024. riiirir, tin 828thutil uk odice, Semi '2lgeii2iii'ghfe,Shtr " 403 trB cu-N-tot-dum-ho-tts-r (ltBl!itlJrli..) North Shore tMerchandise who... D. H. Bait and wife to L. W. Onto ad wife tt tom. Part of Lot 3. Bloch " Highland Put. WD Con. .100. Stamp " Ammo mm and 1m. to Pour Jonson and '11.. WD Con. no. In.» " Lot. M, u and 27, In block " South Wanton; G. W. Carr and wife to Dan Plan. and tile. WD Con. $25,000. tttamp .35. Part of Iota t, t, ' and t. block " Highland Park. P. H. You; tutd wit. to L. W. Graze and vile. WD Con. $10. Stamp ".50. Pm of lot. T and 8 In bloat " of Highland Fri. C. B. Dnntoll ot a! to C. W. Und- mn an grits n tens. WD Conn. $10, Stamp tt. Lot " In Second "an to Sun-Mn. mbdn. Third we 'mdtt.dedMAtrrtemat tn m of ttt In: itt when: can" of 81.00.111.14"). 4 Jon WI. mm. to J. B. And. an... "700.. a». It... 60c. Lot 1 tn " 8. will" Put Inbdn. You" hp. G. I. Warm! and "to to P. P. Wuhan. wo Conn 810. ,Undlvlded lull ot lots 4 and ' (ex N. u ft. of lot " in block I. Ila-lay Sun- dorlmu. 1mm ulna to Wuhan. R. C. Keller and wit. to J. R. Stephens. WD Con. no. Stamp " Lot 21. blocx " in 11qu Purl. D. W. Williams and wife to w. C. erue slid L. M. WD Con. $2460. Stamp 82.50. Lots 5, 37 and " William Park Subdn on Slocum Lake. Wauconda Twp. J. R. Stephen nnd wife to P. R. Cain sud A. E. Cain tt tons. WD Con. tto. Stamp " Lot 21, block 78, Highland Park. Union Buryinz Ground Assn. tella') M. A. Person. QCD. Con. ti. Lots Iatl ' and 4 in block 2. Union Burying " Ground Assn. A or, plats 75. t M. o. Persons to P. L. Persons..." QCD Con. Lots 3 and 4, block 2.:41. Union Burying Ground Assn. A. ot tl. Plats Tr.' F Cy, P. N. Mlnnich anl'wife to J. It. Bills. WD Con. $100. Stamp 50c. North half of tsouthw'est quarter of Section 15 lying west ot highway. Benton Twp. . C. W. Ohm. bachelor,. to Clare G. Nibbe. WD Con. 3650. Stamp tl. Lots 4 and 5 in Ohm's Beach View Subdn. Benton. C. W. Ohm. bachelor. to Grace E. Palmer. WD Con. 3575. Stamp " Lots 10 and " in Ohms Beach View Suhdn, Benton. Sept. 11. 1924. . .suuney Manual], batch. tlt George Sun. at " Lot 20 in Sellers First Ad- dition mbdm Grass Lake. QCD. Con. 'IO, stamp " Walter (locum and wife, to W. A. Zelger and wife, it tens. Lot- " and " In W View Adda. Subdn. Cedar hke. WD. Con. 810. J. A. Riser et-al to Reinold Lanx. Lots 17, 18 and part of lot_19. Boob hers Bubdm, Warren. WD. Con. $10, lump $1.60. -- L t. Hon, at u to P. P. Singlet. Part 'Despatch Service "uh l '3!an E. has to Chicago. Wants "IH' and N. Shqro Ry. Co. Lot M, block if1, '3hieagtr,Brrritstrs Bin! addn. QCD "KIWI". mum "w www.mnvuc I. J. no." no P. 1.3mm. PM of NI m be " Antioch Twp. wamutomue D. n. law to Heulu'lohua. Lot i, block 4. M up Villa "NI. ainoiota8andrartoeiotiinD.o. but. Wu. to. Villa. WD. Con. " than we. D. R. In»! to T. M. Ptorler. Ltt 27. block a. Deep In." Vin: Sultan. uycvit9..clvo. Cot. 'I. (uni? 50c: A. W. Shannon and We to I. H. Ahlander and wire. it ' Lot A, Bee. Adda. to Low» Park, Antioch Twp. Con. ttit. __ J. A. Duh: and wife to Anna Pullo- ner. hot; 4 ttttd 5, Slyvan Park, Anti. tt.t TIE: TD. Con: 'to, "a" it" M. G. Huber et :1 to Ferdinand Hot: and wire. it tens. Put ot lot ' in Kim. un- mbdn. Hmhlud Put. WD. Con. no, lump 823.50. Rap]: Chittenden um Info to J. A. Run- " " Part ot SW quarter of Sec. tt. Wm Twp. WD. Con. 810. camp "3. D. w. wnuum and we to Edward Nelson a! " Lot 9, Willis!" Put Subdn on Slocum Lake. Wnuconds Twp. WD. Con. 8800. A. W. Shmeson and wit. to John Domer et " Lot 10. Bee Addn of ut. tus Park, Antioch Twp. WD. Con. .10. Sudan! Conn. Co. to Hoot! & Co. Lot. 7 8 ' 11 ad pan ot lot 10,in No. Chicano Jttdutstriat lubdn. North Chi. cugo. WB. Con. $10, sump 814. Boa}. bommoyer to A. E. Reeves. Lot ' tn Bonnie Brook Inbdn. Wanke- m Twp. wo Con. $1,000. stamp 81. to» 12. 1924. C. W. Hoydecker and wife to CMO. Wanna and North Shore Ry. Co. Lots 41 and 42, Mock Mt, Chicago Spring: Bull! addn. QCD $1. G. A; Truudell Ind wife to Chicago Waukegnn & N. B. Dr. Co. Lot. " " 44 " and 4, block 41, and lou , to " he. Iota 32 to 40 inc. block M, Chicago Spring Bluff addn. QCD. " A -- "W. 3!. Cléndinen and wife to W. G. Volivn. Lots in 2 C nubdn, Benton Twp QCD " - S 'v Cecilia Connauxhon and husband at al to N. B. On Co. Part ot Sec. 15, Deerfield Deed. "OO' W R Henrtueit Ind wife to BJIJch- ter. Lot t, Petite Lake Park. WD moo, sump. 82.50. - __ --. _ H. 'r. Meinéninann and write to H. Bunch. Lou TO and 72, Petite Luke Park "Mn. WD 810. HIT. leinenanum and wife to H. Baetter.'tatu " 81 " " " " 68,01 " 79 " " and part otU0, sec so. We Villa. WD 810. C H. Escher to H. T. Huntsman. 1attat489tttr6tti6B06t"6869 80 " " " all In Petite mo Park. QCD, $10. - 7 7 A - -...' "ii.iimea and wife a! at to J. T. r W'am . Dan-tom. Lots 5 a .7 s o 10 n " " _ . DR. J. L 1'Atultft/,i's'trE M, and 14, Shea Magyar" $5.500. We. In Ftrit a." "iai) 'Are 'iS" alkil, M noun-l to tat an i tar,'ii'rr:q 2% 1 _ , We. on Baum. o-tti'), m" 'ill,, PM"! NATIONAL "MK IL" mom" 80mm may - GAIL GRUMMrr., N. Gl WILLIAH Mea.Am M. "0.931%!999-1 NW " I vol-ii VICTORY "nun?" council, . norm flt AIIRIOAN mum l Yi .'llm cordial! In" Meet.. zoom ad Fourth and" lucky at Incl no. 03030] c um. 03-" LIIERTYVILLI, ILLm Um 2nd and 4th TMy " Sag. Month " milky "all. _ "Who Brother an Cords: "e I." DEAN BENNETT MARY ttAM8lqm V Attorney at Law ""ii'i;v,"iis'j, UBIRTYVILLI ttttNotts V :1 _'fr' , LOCI 31111.va _ _ _",/',("l'f' tua. Phase 188-114 on» Phtstttrt. "; Can. _ Tested for 1ay'eeay'i.hi_-,i_s",i_,_,'i:,,, us a o F _ c. a A l ll Irs/i',,,,,',.;.-,'),:,:) By U. . Gown-mum "tee/tjiri)," o c."amnon, lam in 1tttatri?A' Phone 32.. FRED ORA Aucnousti "6-59-2588; A'ITORNEYAT-uw one. u Ham. on Cook A"... Telephon. "" _ LIBERTYVILLE. Imam:- IN SURA HMJ-nwuéu-n'i A 1t!iry)htr...lr-rP,t:r; 541 mm comm a; 'ci, mm Emu at, non. leonyvmo "I..." was no mu tthNiigI" Phone mun . LBW 99in: to Buiidi tk-ttrm-he-te"', mum! mummy '15? 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