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xd [ For That Hot, Tired Feeling Try One of Our' "~~ * _ F.B. LOVELL & CO. *Think more of not wasting. any than of saving a hundred." Eliminate waste and saving will take of itself.© By carefully watching out. expenditures and cutting down. herever possible, you will be able to lésgen your expenses and save more. . ied cep d rece hew. Noew is the time to buy your Winter supply of Next winter may be the sev 'history. Hemar be ¥err wl Sit es wllaat Wiasens A FULL COAL BIN---- OR A DOCTOR? Away With W aste king account at this banl a . cnee "'u . 5i s * Bos. 10 4 ' Miss Genevieve Thomas . of 'Mil-- waukee, Wis., is visiting Miss Ada Misses Syivia Lifon add Frances Cole spent Friday afternoon in Wau-- able to return home on Monday. Miss Stella derwent an c .. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis, Mr, Fox and Miss Gallart dwa%m guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Car-- roll on Sunday. at vices. Her favorite :m"ii'."-io F. y -'.ztlo years dlo'urn; 'or over , ] as secerctary of the Ivanhoe Ladies Aid and Cemetery Association, ; Funeray services were conducted charth Mooday afternien, Fuly 16, 1928, the Rev. William K. Zlegior, a We wisn to express our sincere apprec to all who--assisted> in and death of our beloved mother. Al-- so for the beautiful floral offerings and the music rendered by the Ivan. "«-- ---- The Van Plew Family. in excellent condition, with sewer, was at c e in poin. on ces chcks tian, lv'mgiufn?d the was a me 1 her church and its interests and was a faithful attendant at all its ser-- hfich#hflm'. twr. hrhfi:d 'navifix: passed away January 1920.. four children are James W. Van Plew of Beloit, Wis.,. Annice E. Or-- gaard of Center, N. D., and Daizsy M. Brelle of Rhinelander, Wis. Three Almond mmb{vh';lkhn Almond and Henry Almond of Li-- }-ni'l'::u-kfin:hgommwbr m & m- $ L Mrs. Beach, nee Gertrude : May-- nard ,was born near Ivanhoe,, Nov-- ember 12, 1852 Forty--four yeats who proceded her in doath bymu we e F:'d.wi;ma one son, 4 . .. @#O. Howard is the sole w p child. noubics ;nsn':t;-fil prAg.-- was intérested in church activities. For many years she was organist in the church and held positions in tht.ehumh%r'nnhdm- She was a teacher in the public schools be-- Funeral services were held in the Ivannoe church smmym, July 14. Rev. 'Charles . & pastor of the Methodist w churecn of Libertyvilie, --. ing. flméufimmbunb%mm One daughter . died in infaney snlhe--m Howamdiadmrflow ild.| bertyville and : 0 Mrs. Beach was a r of the|second wife died in ; OBNTUARY MRS. GERTRUDE BEACH -- Mrs. Gertrude Beach, a l-:fi-n resident of Ivanhoe, died: of heart disease, Thursday, July 121928 at the home of her son Howard, at Edi-- Miss Viola Wells and Miss Mary feoons ho riare tss tabatty. ville, and m? ot Grayx were at home of Miss u.fl.a.-l:':m' ' Miss Ybena a : at the home Of M Ddlos Amee: .. Mr. and Mrs. Phil :. € un?.' copley of w::'g'm ts of Mrs: . * Hm. G. Becker .Efl WUO* Schroeder, returning Mo to her eottage at Loon Lake for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Becker recently moved into their new bungalow at Avalon Miss Hattie Boghm, .who is em-- fixoyed by the North Shore line at i(ht\isw)od,ni: :an a ~two weeks ¥acatio w Kntuc,k'y awtth_ a.-mcy friends. bushes. Good sized lot. Must be priced according-- 611 Auditorium Theatre "The Show House Delightful" CARD OF THAXNKS TULY 20 «21 Late to Classify and --Saturday, OBITUARY rticulars see A. , Registerp Of-- 56--1t and Local Items of Particular %&'tereatl't:fia' Libertyville Readers at Bu H. J 2 Am'. ADJUDICATIO NOTICE &- ':' '.'-'fi 4.| 0y ven : ,.w e , will mi .gm. e H h""b:-;-ttn.*"-?ogm oute nty, on 'the first lfiw'; September next, lm;'*lnd ;fl per-- sons having "flffl' said ea-- tate are notified jand requested to present the same to said Court for .. _ we wisn . To our . many friends and neil for the kind-- ress shown €¥# illness . and death of our d wife and daugh-- w-mmt-w flowers and for the use of obiles. ' poy ond 2 Buod Mian. With you, his T P aernes We Iived his life and y .f' ves sacred dust and the leglcy of a long life gfl fe died in February 1919. The three children and one grand-- ehild._ Helen G itfield, eurvive," John Lawrence was so-- well and ly known that but little needs to be said about his character, He lived a long: "'if lived honorab-- ly. (He played th 'z-e on the square. . He enjoved life as he lived The Club Ho oo _ . OBITUARY that make his reputation for truth .. ___ JOHN GLAWRENCE _ ~ [bad? If so these several who have 'In the death of Mr, John Lawrence| frequented his place at Antioch and w ceurre :,@,g' Saturday, . July| who testified --against his character he community lost a widely| have little better choice to a bet-- known and highly respected citizen./tep reputation for truth and Ver-- He '-ANA' . f'u":'?i:"htdty." A% i ; ober a i p=~ "'""m Lawrence ':nd Courtney was shown by the tes-- iabelia Brock. His age was 73 timony, Mr. Block said, to have told years, 9 mont 'f nd 8 days and ogisouvi)h that the whole case in-- m mg lifé he spent less that volving the governor was a politi-- six months :; way from Libertyville, cal fight and that he must try to No figure was méore familiar on our get on the jury. And then they ' ne will be more great.{brought in the fact that Somerville ly missed, He was the third of a was confined at the Elgin Insane nily « a ren, 319 only sur.|asylum for a short time, Mr. Block viver being Eliza Brand, a' residgent said. § 3 of C *Mfi;fli |-- Regarding Dr.. Krohn's . testi-- s Sils Mawrence was married twice;! mony in this respect Mr. Block de-- first to _ y dia USTIS on March m-!cll,nd that the testimony given by t Sooul a. 'ue" 'fi"";him was "the most flagrant fraud remntion on t ,.mifimfis Lygii:;g: perpetrated from & witness second marriage to' Mary Loftus -nl.'. y >A . > BPR : JOHN WELC! ED TUESDAY EDE MNEWS in courery 'm " athe w home to Thettfiny me,) ter of Mr ihm.m 14 at her On Van Camp Products We hflw 194 Lh;.'f",.;jq;g Frankforts [ _{iXX CCC h w #6 n e e # es ais 290 YVan Camp's S 2 Cans for . ¥Van Camp's R 2 Cans for . Van Camp's Pork and Beans, . 2 Cans for BWiW.....0...... Yan Cam slw" Soup, * SCuu.;:)i l n L s hx 22 Hamburger 430 8 Kim Court, died n, July 17, after a Fhe funeral will be e E Mmos m a sls a e a a e e 4o a e a 6 woa s s 6# m L . 3 W s To this nnioi t, George, of Li-- of Chicago. His L"hh Irvine, a ent llllllyJ 'g George William ind Lake, After , the willb':' friendts in Hon. + Th ¥ &ut k '»ff':'%,ogo:--......... k Somexville -- was -- only -- ab He pointed also, to the a nesses... Many,: he ssaid, --te 3 o 0 2 We Ne i C690 000 Tok 40008 ces :l;'!bwucch;naer for it agen l e nc years past, though at that ' mBll ¢ éf Somerville -- was -- only -- about ¥.. . naian * Ton;.h,mmm | ~The doings of William Stratton, 'game warden and Lake county sup-- 'ervisor, were also attacked by the | assistant prosecutor. He said that Stratton testified that he had ap-- pointed Fieldst;itbofi-«shoamfl?: his superior, the . rmor. t ordinarily, urm Strat-- ton should have consulted his su-- perior since that is "important in ty jail sentence not to exceed :ou;elyr.j':m -d-?'c: from one to five years, a fine i county jail sentefce or a fine 'and should be punished. . The law holds that the conspiracy sentence may be a fine not.to exceed $2,000, a 3 Inclocingatuoan!!'.l:::ku- plained the law governing . case and declared that the defendants Regarding Dr. Krohn's _ testi-- mony in this respect Mr. Block de-- clared that the testimony givenns him: was "the most flagrant frai g: perpetrated from a witness ; Add 9l » Courtney was shown by the tes-- timony, Mr. Block said, to have told Somerville that the whole case in-- volving the governor was a politi-- cal fight and that he must try to bad? . If so these several who have frequented his place at Antioch and who testified --against his character have little better choice to a bet-- ter reputation for truth and ver-- acity." * % was concerned. Hellce) :d 3 "Yet again they may say that be is an accomplice,. But if be is an accomplice there must be prin-- cipals.. And who are they' Riley says one is Kaufman. / k "Riley is a saloonk . ~Does that make his mum some time ago and may have been under duress. That is not so #ince Af STATE l.lvg GUNS ON '" FIXING CASE NEARS END in a Special Selling Event at ~"*"** $1.00 All 3:-. Colors: Black and We offer the famous "Black LANGWORTHY'S "Brightest Spot In Town" %wndn'wm. $ {. ..éii;r.-._:.'.;'.'s'.;_'......?.'.f-... -- "AAtnts Kn Pnimnevs HTHI anile * MM gm § (Continued from Page One) .'z y .i D« hilh Old HOSIERY as far as this county ~18 i **for es s _ Ross Triggs transacted business in Chicago. Tuesday, eral women were in the gathering prompted by interest in the case. 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