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#5f eV Nig 33 x It's no wonder our local politict-- ? ans get hard--boiled. They're '@l-- E: mhhtv:uréo % Very often the boy who takes an $ hour to get up and get dressed in YA _ -- There's one reliable. rule for crossing railroad tracks--go into second! The mere act of reaching for hmhwhmhh,flfitmflg.hmofl will eause you to become more watchful. fact that you can't race with a locomotive whu.mt car is in "second" is another safeguard.., And still another is that the chance of "killing'" your engine is very small ulaa'u it is running in second speed. . the habit of automatically changing into sec-- onduyoulppmcchnrflww_k.fln never be your fault that the number of in this mmdalymngmmawmm j daily--in of that song. m y 3#-- I'm 'not mentioning names, but I actually found a man the other day who thinks a good wife is the one who will wash the flivver and sweep lflfn'tu;h-fi.-'.v e * K wa Earthquakes are caused by dcean bottom convulsions. Maybe they've been throwing too much booze 'into Entered as second--clans mutter October 18, 1916, dtb:floffian" # Iilinois, under Act of ." m' lm * wish %m driver-- around --Libertyville wowd re-- member. officials say in closing their report; "The Penngylvania has often operated a whole year without killing a single passenger. But if: our locomotive engi-- neers were as careless. with the lives of their pan:s ers as the drivers of autos are with their lives no lna»"d eould ever be hoped for." € 2. wWATCH OUT FOR FAKES We wmu-smmy%mwy and saw a whole ie ad--and we un a single mumitwn:%fwoufi"adnm t.hewomenof&hmtohmtblwlor sharpers who are abroad in the land selling" stockings npresentedwbo'offluull.plhllthnmmt by the people who paid for the page ad, . "Our stock-- o 9 PeC e e y nana ks o L0 in'g's are sold only in the stores of this country," reads the ad ,and then it tells how the fake salesmen collect a deposit in advance--and never send the stockings. The same d\ln{ is also said to be practiced with other goods offered for sale from huuse to house. The price is miways so alluring the goo. housewife can't resist. MWMhaMhit-»&m'im behinl most every sale of this kind. You can get you need at your home stores, or your home stores can ;&&m And if it isn't exactly what it should be you can nbnqkmwyourmoney. Did you ever try to get money for some article you bought f:fl.ap':l':r or agent that wasn't exactly as it was out the garage. crossings this year as IASL, _ANOFC wWufu 2W MNIMN TH 39 in at crossings on this one system in the month 4 hn iss ons copr en e ons ols it it ho conld 'sttot a factaly've make THERE'S CANDIDATES GALORE IN RACE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR CROSSING THE TRACKS | 'h.thlsyur'-hinughasbm"wfimnitisgo- ing to show a terrible toll deaths due wholly to care-- lessness. Alrudyt.hel'enmylnniznilmdhuiuud smtt.hnt,dupihedlmminp.t\vhu,m people . have bemkflbdontweompa:l'lrdlnod _""* > ""v>% wvaar as last 'There were 46 killed and imends of John G. Oglesby, twice w.»vunor.thuh.vm" be a candidute for this office in 1924, has suddenly started much gossip and some actual over this job. started in next April's iry for renomination. mmia Mills of Cass county is an avow-- ore legislature Col. Sam N. Hunter, branded by a meo-miu.uthl-h":h errin happen," . aays ° & eandidate. He is making speeches for Gov. Smail and expects to be the governor's running mate in the defined movement to place Brig. w&?omhflnb 1 »ace for lieutenant gover-- nor was started. . Gen. Foreman himselt remains noncommittal on the proposition. The Foreman move by's friends said he would not en-- ter the race. World war veterans have been loud in their demand for primary . Men Satuarday defined --r Gen, Mil publican nor was PAGE FOUR KEYSTONE® FPRINTING SERVICE, Succeeding the War Mention Foremar's Name. ALONG. T HE cge"ns'_!"ouss 4; io I A MAN ABOUT TOWN «pon dDen w sif represented to be? nm 'o Jm. m. Assumsnce ~ The old fashioned way was to cut adays they cut off their hair born as to argue. that -- it doesn't make any difference _how loud they snore in church so long as they the only thing he has been hugging ing two shebas with them on t front seat of their gasoline camel, For the benefit . of Libertyville "shieks" I want to say that there is no state law against their carry-- Many after he has been mae . e ie ht knuowledge.. At ?-tb mands an Tlinois division. First State Commander. They point to the fact that he was the first state commander of the American Legion in Hlinoia lm;ous;vhu%.flav;- dm Ofwu m' can state ticket were week--enders in Chicago. State Auditor Andrew métwho:hm'fn renomina-- » out prospects, -- Secre-- hare Tor hn greaier prrtioed the or the f e week. ;floneum-luj\nt over his political plans, Em-- .:r- is expected to start again to hls old jh. ='. _ "doughboys" and "bucks" toward officers does not fit.in Féreman's vral . prohibition : commissioner for IWlinols and one time member of the leci--lature, who is mentioned as a Vikely started for state treasurer, was here for several days. goting the fitre industry i~ the state of m that out of the average insurance doliar, beit e~stomer, taking during 3e end*d July 831, C lan -- to _'d", d M' R -_.. Puos 1 kc bourht from United States wa'u~d at $595,414,801. ». 'M Cl ir lives no such | 9 ssing _ railroad | } t reathing for,| o Gregory in Town. Charles A. Gregory, former fed-- A senatorial his State Senator Thurlow G. Essington; of iswhotbh'omhud'dhuuimd in the Republican party om.l to Governor He promises to devote al e n d es op ho. next D aat the aioal Ieanes Intolveden the comparith . / + : inm'as not accepted, all ce in the papers being de-- ~.VO to 4 % 4 ag : ( Pmm"mfi fifi ie %&t '_1:' fifim _-- To a newspaper in the se the NEWS Sengtor a?ur'q ce la us -->~+ Bsmss . icincinnc Oinmsiccion> 420 wigrctnter ~alil FITEL TE T NE * To a neWSpApET the se:vice e the NEWS mfi .e lared just ® his selection as the | late: .. =~_ &@ °_ 0 "There will be no 3 t':ig"iln ie pain ty uadem"m?{m fll"t; e other are x 'a I{ and uunbmm The big ouufiol"'m . them is whether the people of this state Are go-- ing to r:rudim the sort of goversment m( hv. been having under Small, or are zoin@ to indorse it. My campaign will be based on a clearcut plea for the restoration of economy and efficiency in the administration of our state government. The waste and extravagance which has laid such: a heavy burden 3; the people of this state ought to end. That is the main question that will be settl-- weeks many of them would be bankrupt. . Stores quick-- ly saw a falling off in the number . of customers. 'Clerks by the %m idle behind the counters. with only an . 0Ce@ sale, The people who read the %ami did not find advertising in thamt;.-:o they uit buying efih' except groceries an things ehey were f to have from day to day. Petitions were sent to the . _by the advertisers w them to hurry ~settle the strike, it they possibly oo:xl:l. so adve ng could again be secured. in their eolumns. § ; It is the man who advertises that wets the busi-- ness, there's no sense in questioning that.. As he gen-- erally doesn't miss the water unt'l the well rung drv, ndtherdW a loss of customers until he ceases to $ The New York example was a fine one to prove the power of printer's ink. And just as advertising has made money for Néw York merchants in their territory, so it will make money for our merchants right here at home. ;5"i»f- the voters, The details will be a matter of fight Airecu 30 the Reople And 1 1wmmu; i y people-- a am C dfidc by their decision." . s \a In the lilinois legislature Senator Ess i has loomed strong. . He hu'm courageous and intel fiientf'inh:m dem to wcllaret and . 1 s fight aga nbmmmen inflicted ~upon this state under Governor Small's regime. _--=..-- , -- _ We like his frank declaration and are *:3'" d that to win the nomination he has only to lay before the people the facts as to Small's record. ' PareF, " t.. During the week M'&. t here is the f Ders be e ing 3:-« not accepted, fi%"w._.in.the papers being : + _ TO REDEEM ILLINOIS & Willian poria --~G farmer h rop ' ve fiof&t . all the w MMMG |conc uced ANOTHER EXAMPLE of the right to prosper, the game that all the, world bas learned in the last 200 years,--» the fu-l"é#- is der health officers urgently reeom-- mend extreme care AB regard to habits and choice of diet. . Faulty diet for a year means half a ton of William Allen White in the Em-- poria Gazette, =n§: "Until the farmer has learned the organization "lno,,fllcmdutflfuprim und gives up its independence for Twenty--five to thiity tons of food pass through the average man duor-- ing an average life time. No won-- THE 1 I will sell at Public Auction to the highest and best bidder for cagh, at my farm on the west shore of Diamond Lake, 1/ miles southwest--of Area, known as the Charles T. Bartlett Farm, on f 12 tons of timothy hay in barn 10 tons clover hay in barn 3 tons mfi:ltl:X in barn 2 stacks of upland hay 1 heavy wagon _ _ 1 linhvtym with box 1 milk wagon-- 1 hay rack 16 feet long 1 grain bin 1 two sertion Harrow 1 16 foot hay rake 1 new grass mower 1 corn planter 80 rd. wire 1 dise ~ _ 1 grain drill FR sulky cultivators snlky plow ider press ED GRABBE, A K F B. H. MILLER, Proprietor . COUNTY REGISTER W No property to be removed until settled for. 1 scale «| SALVATION ARMY =TO HAVE BUDGET *OCTOBER 15--23 It is hoped that the m pot P orhe Aate of the apoent thio 44 4 e appeal this ate October 15--23. yeer Thus local comm:ittees>@of Alead n citizens.take up their quotas J pl;g:nt thn'finto the --.community as their ial b The qaots which -- thn. Saivation Army is asking of Libertyville for this year ; 'is . $800.00 t'ndaloul commmatmg 0 % son, Chairman;. .S.G"lda' y, : wm, W. E. wmi Ray Smith, are presenting the mat-- ter to the Libertyville, public..... USUAL TER MS OF SALE the first people :o rush two car-- loads of food in from: Denver and tnetyr.communit~, nave found. that in a devastating, ood, or wind or fire, they have rushed to the assist-- ance of such without delay,. --~_At Rueble.. Colwpra2do0,-- thex »we¥e 'n"" m d"'\' do their work that the city authoritic: turned the en-- tite mess camp ove;> to them. . _ They are trying to put their fi-- nance on a more permanent, as well as business like basis. Instead of -- many appeals throughout the ye'_ar,'thcy plln on one Btlh-vide appeal and then devote their time to the work of mercy and help dur-- in'ht::munity Th Ofs:.k. nn;: eac they Ao local citizens who -- will interest themselves in aiding. them to aid others, , -- M are f:rm of social insurance Many communitics -- that:> felt the Salvgtion Army could~ not serve The occupation of Constantinople Win t 1918 has & Iltv.h thln 8150,- W'Pk time of dlg carr ON M' p, C BUDGET : And small tools and many other art-- icles too numerous to mention. 1 1'"' ml'?gln and; 1 walking plow 1 walking cultivator cvote their time}V' !n®a, ns c;y and help dur.| beds are stt of the time. In|date of mat --~ seek..to enlist| Other pearl ) -- will interes;) 2nce in Ind nz them to aid| the extreme -- _ _ ... | Mergui Isls : rraagtamf HanAinc--«}tma.'These driving harness Wwuar JOHN H. ROUSE, ' 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Herman Kratch vi-- gited Sunday in Sauk City, Wiscon-- Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Weaver and daughters, drove to Waukegan Sun-- day afternoon. |~-- £8 us -- Miss Verna Gahibeck spent Sun-- Miss Elizabeth Tonne left Sunday to visit her brother and family in Michigan. -- Mr.~and Mrs. Elmer , Robertson will leave Wednesday to spend the winter in Melbourne,. Florida. Mr. and . Mrs, LeRoy. Landwey Spent Monday with the former's brother, Alex at: Barrington. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blan and chil-- dren visited Sunday at Des Plaines. tiouh A«}i'a l::m'u taken a posi-- n at the ex R. Kosten, Charles am' . Mr. R. J. West has sold his home station to L. Dixon who took &eu, ion Monday, 4 Mr. Fred Hoeft is making a 10 days busiriess trip to his farm in northern Wisconsin. Japanese enters but -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Dieh! were Chicago visitors Monday. _ _ Guy Farnum,~--Frank 8.~C. Herrien were Wa tors, Thursday. j August Froe'ich re urday night from a bus Wisconsin. in the ~Gulf of Mannar, -- between Ceylon and the southern--most coast of India, have been discovéered.. The beds are sfHl young and the earliest date of maturity is 1926. The only other pearl fisheries of any import-- ance in India at present are along the extreme southern coast and the Mergui Islands, off> Southern Bur-- ma.-- . These latter are exploited'by Japanese divers and the production Loodluck were home -- Buddy and Dorothy Barrington spent the ~OCTOBER 10, 1923 CGood Music Tickets $100 * -- Mven by the <« ~In Ivgnho¢e Hall -- WEDNESDAY NIGHT _ October 24th Mrs. Flora Clark was in Chicage on extended in : Chicago. -- LAKE ZURICH Lucy DANCE e latter divers a .alightly miles m Homer Laun ner -- returned extended -- vis of pearl « ' Mannar southern-- into Burmese ex left returned _ Sat-- business trip to ink Young an Wguh'gan vi.d- Saturday oyster beds last her DANCE| Ubeflyvme, TIllinois s Every Thursday m © . --Evening 3 -Da;\cln--_;--;r";m 8:30 Till You Letve' en nerinr=" .. ... BVERY-- THURSDAY EVENING 1 im oT hi .1 Libertyville Area Cement Road Tipun-[ Tubes--W. D, 11 and 12; Radiotron U. V, 199. i#." We allow 50¢ for your old tube. 291 i 486 HAVE YOU A RADIO ""IN YOUR HOME? YOU DON'T NEED CASH!! lutely guaranteed, monthly or semi--monthly payments while you are enjoying concerts broadcasted from all parts of the countty. . flszuwownn"Mh.o&Mum oughly tested out in our own , and has proven to y,_g{gguwu..&"hm It is very selective, Aerial Wire--Stranded No we tC nuue wonger its name implies, it is selective, rnpntamatto tm im e i raenredle neodeq gor oou it itpets, atterics, ote., in fact everything only 14; the zhille »ct of your choite. " Then pay the balincs i% smigh Hyacinth$ | ~~ j Darwin~P VERY --SPECIAL Yellow Daffodils 50 Darwin Tulips Poets Narcissus for $2.00 Crocus . y 6 Varieties Bracdar Tulips M Let Roy's Build, Your Radio and Savé Money ! Cottage Tulips IMPORTEN) DIRECT FROM HOLLAND _ A smail payment down and the set is yours! OTHER COMPLETE RADIO SETS, $10.00 AND UP 12 AND 108 NORTH GENESEE 8T.. WAUKBRGAX CUT--PRICES ON RADIO SUPPLIES FAIRHCOLM GARDENS ~C. BURRIDGE & SONS Nurserymien & Florists ROYV' S 63¢ a28° $5.50 value............... States SBet. com; to i. Thna on :'I'\t. headset, etc. 9] Very apecial............... Moulded Vario--Coupler, brass M'l:mod: regulars @ jAF Green House Phone . Libertyville 396--J ~ alte =... ... Gudd ie fffi___9'.§ * 11 w hi.