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Public Highways fa:'f. Bheets, BState Highway Engine Clifford Older and other engineers of the di-- vision -- of-- highways. -- It was de-- , ided that the new system with cer-- tain enlargements -- and -- alterations which were settled upon at the con-- ference with the governor should be completely installed at once, and be completed --within the next 30 or 40 days. Word from Capital Means Much Locally with High-- ways Being Built The official marking system which is designed to give Illinois the best marked highways in the world, will be completed in its en-- larged form within the next 380 or 40~ days. The system which has been under eonsideration for several months, was decided upon at a conference of Governor Small, -- Director -- of Maintain Detours. Another important decision reach-- ed was that beginning with the traffic season next spring detours would be completely marked and maintained by the state. All state bond issue routes neither complet-- ed or under contract. will have in-- stalled upon them temporary route markings, guiding the traveling public oven the best routes: which will follow .as closely as possible the final rounte of the pavement. "These routes will be maintained un-- der' autherity of the state high-- «ize, 24 inches by 42 InCchnes, Wil} 0C erected at all points on the high-- way at which the attention of the driver, either for guidance or safety should be arrested. 'The sign bearing the word "Look" will, convey to the motorist that he ways act. . 3 ' Standard® traffic warning signs consisting <of boards of uniform size, 24 inches by 42 inches, will be M l-t'";;'o'l';whé side : roads and other points where there is np should UP ALL WPh should will indicate highways, explained that the danger sign wouldpappear at comparatively Ne rant maare qoing it morpthen W ment is opposed to placing danger signs promiscuously along the highways because it l'dn to a reck-- less disregard for all signs where there: is creal danger," said -- Mr. Sheets. & F Frank T Route Marking. The route marking will consist of «n outline of the state in which will be placed the route number, At all main cross--roads the mileage to the northern and eastern terminus of the route.will be indicated on the sign in small red figures. The outline of the state, the route num-- ber and the mileage will also be stenciled on the back of all warn-- ing signs. In addition to the out-- line of the state and the route num-- ber will be painted on poles at fre-- qyent intervals so that the traveler will always have one of the standard signs in view. T Where continuous care for a cer-- tain distance is necessary, because of railroad crossings, curves, nar-- row bridges, schools, ete.. "Cau-- tion --Zones" have been: established, These zones will be marked with a board lettered "Caution Zone" and distinguished by a border of : diag-- onal black and white stripes. Cities and Villages. The routes through the cities and villeges will be marked with a metal sign mounted upon a post and bearing the same inseription as the highway signs. Where there is a right or left turn an arrow will in-- dicate the direction. °: Work of in-- stalling these metal signs has al-- ready started 'and they are being. put up as rapidly as they can be manufactured and permits for their erection secured; In order to give the public immediate advantage. of the system temporary signs are be-- ing placed on the poles along the ing pli routes. P;ck horses used in the ouag'l; an Survey party which % land north ofmmv Alberta, did not need to be taught what a smudge was for. The mo-- ment it was started they crowded up into the smoke to escape the tor-- menting flies. 'This made it easy to round them up for the next day's CATTLE TESTED for Mzfim nappear at comparatively lh:nd only 'l: points : in vhere going hazardous. "m ------------'--- c w 5 Tuich magpre ue ¥ Mm- t need to be taught > was for. The mo-- The Lake 'County Leagusg of Women Voters opened the 1923-- 24 seacon' Thursday, at 2 p; s at the Chamber of Commerce, -- -- A class in dflumhi&m had been arran by citizen-- ship training eo';dnutteo of 'm Mrs. H. C. Patterson of ' Wa gan is chariman, Mrs. M. H. Lie-- ber of Winnetka was the in-- structor. _ She-- is . well known throughout the state and is "" nian of applied education of the Federation of Women's m--" ig very well known in Waukegan, having taught a class in m- mentary law at. the . Waukegan Woman's club and having.lectured several times before <the Parent Teachers' association. . Mrs. Lieber was here a year ago to assist in or&.nizinzz the Lake _ County League of Women Voters. Mrs, William 8. Hefferan, state chairman of education for the Illi-- nois League of Women Voters, and a member of the Chicago Board At 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Leiber had ; her class. The subject of her first ; lesson was "The Great Charter of . Americanism." s | The meeting was opened to the public and all were invited to be pre sent and hear Mrs. Hefferan' speak of Education, spoke at 2:80 p. m. Her subject was "Education." ----_ JOTERS LEAGUE TO OPEN SEASON Darwin Tulips _ VERY SPECIAL Yellow Daffodils 50 Duw:»s Poets Narcissus for ie > Hyacinths Early Tuli Breeder Cottage Tulips . : IMPORTED DIRECT FROM,HOLLAND --Dutch Bulbs _ FAIRHOLM GARDENS H. C. BURRIDGE & SONS Nurserymen & Florists «_ /> and also to attend class. Mrs. Perry L. Persons, county chairman of the fnanee gommittee of Lake County ue of Women Voters, arranged a Weting of her committee and t " lieers, di-- rectors of the league & 3' luncheon Thursday at 12:00 PéK. --It was served at the Christian church, gorner of Utica .fl' on streets. "If you had ay the wife a salary bued"" """' worth, she would commaA fi ' t $3,« 800 a year, as e 1 'V, 1 laund-- ress, cook, nurse, Assistant hired man, general manager and several other "tasks," declares Professor Ruby Green Smith of Gornel! Lenin and Tr th receive about $55 ) 4 ced We , specialize in tx-ulye give better s average furniture. "m;h:wn Our RAY FURNITURE & PABNT StoRre day MlHe, L and Satur-- nship _ LAKE COUNTY REGISTER Reduce Your Fuel and Doctor Bills Built like a battle-- :s of Rudy Char-- Iron these mas-- sive castings absorb all the heat from the With 35 square feet of rs surface to eve foot of ie ts ovcrfual heater GENERATES and DELMVERS more hold a constant, even temperature, » f The great, cortru-- ate d _ combustion &.mber causes the less fuel. It will That's why we gases to mix and burn more completely, <-- DINNEER SET A truly beautiful set with decorations and any monogram initial you may select. . There are 42 pieces which make a handsome addition to any home. This set retails as high as $18. You get it at the factory price with one year's subscription to the Register. A sample set is on exhibition at the Register office. ; ~~'This offer is good for a short time only, as we were able to obtain only a limited number of these sets. -- Old subscribers may also avail themselves of this opportunity to secure one of these beautiful sets by extending their subscriptions another any initial you want burnt in the china Yours Now! Not an hense But an Investment This Beautiful 42--Piece if you subscribe at once to the ve 1--3 to 1--2 on your fuel bills and kee i and sell it. p the doctor away. . n mvees K HARDWARE CO. i j Doctors tell us that ordinary heating plant t&:tfdonotpmvldabchnmidity:nsmmh s health. a"fiflnl poisonous &yflm&n "Duertofoghn--thy . mmthe easy victims oflrne\mnh,bmn- F berculosis. They tell us seventy cent b&f our children have adenoids and tofi trouble, mldynymi'imkindoned doctonmdmforihabflltytodeliverdfi moiit,e.infl(o'fifingdrfm from dust, gas smo o s ce s . LIBERTYYIILE