y ® INVESTIGATION BY -- STATE IN TYPHOID CASES IN COUNTY * hsttms _ Mre. \Toitje and daughter, Wulm'(:w and Another\m-:'fi,,.,,. 1P® Wascer '"m a Harbor; North | . tsmms wite 94 pasirbert SlmMm Meet Called. ' Miss Fiorence Macther spent the week mm i end with friends at Des Two cases of typhoid in Lake!| George Hans and son, Harold, of B.rrm; :'::'fn' have been reported to state | .','f.".;....";"'.'}'t cBk C Macther and fa mauthorities, one case in Wat-- w kegan and another at WintBHrop' Har-- I : , haoy Eome or Chicago spoht the wook cad bor, and Dr. 8. 3. Winner is hbhere today conducting an investigation to ' sde "'lh""" a possibility of an . 1 c. MA mfl are believed to be the cause, but so far this has not been definitely established by Dr. Win-- ner, who is in conference this aft-- ernoon with Dr. Howard C. Hoag, Waukegan health physician. | Dr. Winner declared that a meoet-- in gof all the North Shore physi-- dians, together with those from Cook county, will be held next Tues day morning at 9 o'clock at Evan-- ston for the purpose of determining the causes of the scattering cases of typhoid fever so far reported. The -- case at Winthrop Harbor proved fatal, Jos@bh Lex, aged u.' lying from the disease. The case of Howard Wedge, o!| 628 North. County street, was _re-- ; ported to the health 'authorities" on | U# 4 4 4 ib & v 4 t t t * % t * % # * PRAILRLIE VIEW * aE o ag e Ted Mason delivered a Chirrtmas boxr from the Royal® Neighbors to Mrs. G. Coon Tuesjay. ; Was (*race Sunday School proctam will be at T:45 p. m. Bovs® drill and p ne t i y p. an vPAEEReAIUINE YA CAIR OO Boys® drill and practice Saturday afternoon Dec. 20. Girls' drill and song ice on G. Macther was a city business cal'er Lifting Yourself Out of the Renter's Class ja W. F. ERANZEN, Jr. 't: what you will do when you buy or build Your Own '\ There is no use trying to be contented with unfavor-- _able conditions. ~ Becure an ideal enviroment for your family--and that means l!'hcflntisyourm We'll be glad to show you the way without any obligation on your part. wiG . Mr. and Mrs. ('rink iWubia enter their daughter from «hicago oved i "-':' "hir. and Mrs-- Lewis Holte and son of Wuee.ing were Sunday visitors at the J. L. Ritzentamler home. * 1 Monday O Our community will be plgd to learno :::tvo.;:tohlnmnfl hmm ure. e eo-ruphutooxe nu-nutog:_lrh lew and also to give WROZ met WRM OM DNE POICLC CR Miss Grace Kelly, Miss Irene Dyois . and Carl Conway and Joe Yore spent Sunday evening: at Rogers Park. || . _ _ __._ William Klepper, Jr.. is busy hbauling wood for his father from the farm. % Mrs. Charles Sturm assisted Dr. Larson at his hospital in Wheeling last week. Llioyd Ritzenthaler shipped a load of hay Tuesday. $ Fred Weidner of Aptakisic was a business caller bere Tuesday. J. P. Ritzenthaler celebrated his severty-- first birthday Wednesday, Dec. 17th, and «s2ys he expects to stay in the game with the *'boys" several years yet. We all wish him many more happy birthd&ys. U. Voss was a Forest Park visitor hauling "Maugbt can compare with Gifts to wear" _ Men seem to cherish a hobby for possess--= T he MEN'S PAJAMAS----Flannellette and light weight in all colors and patterns, ing handJsome dress accessories,. Here, are assembled exclusive furnishings and novelties for men, many of them selected as Christ-- mas remembrances. "They are sure to strike the correct note in the man's fancy. | + Stationery Scotch Plaid Mufflers _ _ Silk Hosiery 5 Lined and Unlined Gloves Belts and Belt Buckles Handkerchiefs Caps » Hats | Cut Silk and Knit Ties Sweaters | That Anyone Could Give! $3.00 to $4.50 $3.00 to $6.00 $3.00 to $4.50 Men's Shirts Silk Striped Madras English Broadcloth \ nartest Gifts EVERYTHING FOR MEN Silk and Wool Hosiery Watch Chains Cuff Links v Scarf Pins | House Sllpbers Ladies' Hosiery Bags and Vanities Beads, Collar Sets Anti--Darn Hosiery Gifts for everyone Silvertown Cords Flannel Shirts $5.00 when bis gilt package '_mdl "sometbing to wear" . _ Satisfaction WVatch the smile of t me Nt wl 14 48 x 14 ts