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| DEERFIELD | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fritsch of Cleveland, Ohio, who are visiting Mrs. Fritsch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Muhlke, spent the week end with Mrs. Fritsch,s aunt, Mrs. Geo. Club will give a bunco party Wed-- nesday afternoon at their sehool. Admission will be 85 cents. . : The monthly meeting of the Wil-- emot Progrssive Club was held Wed-- nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lioyd Vinyard. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Piper announce the birth of a son Wednesday morn-- ing, July 80, at the Highland Park hospital. The small son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kilcoyne had two stitches taken in his lip Monday because of a fall. Mr. and Mrs .Alexa of Northbrook have rented the Henry Scheskie house in the Osterman Subdivision. _Mr. and Mrs. John Weber of Be-- cond street are on a two weeks mo-- tor trip through northern Wisconsin. Little Eunice Varner fell out of a small wagon, Sunday evening and broke her collar bone. field and spent the week end. Miss Prestin's parents spent Sunday a the Karch home. Mrs. William Kreh and three daughters, Ethel, Lelah and Doris, will leave next week for an extended visit with relatives in Michigan and will visit Niagara Falls. The Franken family left on Mon-- day for New York where they will spend ten days. yA e -- Mrs. William Kreh was hostess to the Just So Club, Tuesday afternoon. Little Muriel Lemm ; hostess to a numbe rof her littr;riendl at a party, Monday afternoon, in hon-- or of her birthday anniversary. 'V'l_'r'. and Mrs. George Hopping of Fair Hope, Alabama, have been vis-- 'dfig ur.A w !u Geo"_' !ry-'-vn --'The Johnson farm on South Wil-- mot road at the County Line has been subdivided by H. D. Bent, who Misses Jane and Martha Karch were the luncheon guests of Miss Martha Prestin of Chicago Saturday. has opened a local office on the Matt Hoffman property next to the F. W. Russo 'real estate offices in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saeman md{ three little sons, Jerome, Francis and | Robert ' and Mr. Saeman's sister,| Mrs. Richnards of Cross Plains, Wi«.,' are: visiting at the George Karch' home. Mrs. Ed Wagner is entertaining her niece and nephew from Wauke-- _~George Ernst. of Chi spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson. -- * Misses Helen Collinz and Ellen Wickersnam are spending the week with Chicago friends . Mrs. George Sweot entertained her brother, Mr. Spicer, of Chicago, over Sunday. --.. Mr. and Mrs, Roy McBride are the proud narents of a baby boy born on Wednesday of last week. ® Born Wednesday of last week to Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lawrence, Jr., a Dr. John Turner of Washington, D. C., is visiting af the home of his Libertyville. Mrs. Henry Cunningham has re-- turned home from the hospital where she underwent an operation. The many friends of Glen Craft will be sorry to know that he was taken to a Waukegan hospital suf-- fering with rheumatism. Mrs. Wickersham is entertaining her two nephews of Cicero this week. The Rev. and Mrs. Essingham and daughter have returned home from a two weeks motor trip through the A party of Chicago girls are camping this week at the -- John Morse cottage. Mrs. MacDonald and son Edward spent Monday with relatives in Highland -- Park. Do You Want to Buy, Sel) or Hiret Give Our Want Ads the Onse Over R.--B. Godfrey spent Sunday in That Goes Into The Bank Today The Wheeling State Bank > GRAYSLAKE _ Each pay day set aside a certain portion of your wages to go into your Savings Account. It is only by following some definite plan of this.kind that you can get ahead. Take out the Savings first-- and economize on other items if neces-- school WHEELING, ILLINOIS 'annual township Sunday convention| 'The new law provides that those 'hcld at Milburn last Sunday, Good, who had a dIJ{::!{ upon entering lnpor'.. were given from the dif--\ the service and it became worke ferent Sunday schools, Lake Villa, shall be entitled to compensation to 'Anuoch and Milburn being repre--|the extent that the disability was ! sented in this township. The offi-- increased by military service. > | cials for the coming year were eloc'.-l Among the most important bene-- |ed. Frank Edwards will be presi--ifits to all veterans is hospitaliza-- ident of the township convention, and tion in governfment hospizals and ne. | the otner officers were reelected. Alceamy traveling expenses in the | very helpful afternoon was enjoyed.) case of any veteran of any war or ! _ Mrs, Margaret Davis and Miss expedition since 1897, who is in need | Goldie ~Davis visited relatives in of hospitalization, without regard to | Chicago Saturday and Sunday. |\the nature or origin of his disabili-- j Mrs. Myitle Chinn and little ties;. Preference, however, :o be giv-- ' daughter were Chicago visitors on en to those financially unable to | Sunday. | pay for treatment. / i _ ~Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhaupt en--: No immediate or ietroactive re-- 'teruined Mr. Kubhaupt's brother and duction of discontinuance of compen.-- family from Wisconsin over Sunday sation will nereaftir be made., De-- | of last week 4 ! ductions and _ discontinuances of + Mr. and Mrs. Richardson of Chi-- eago are visiting this week at the home of their daughter Mrs. Lee Mr.s G. W. Jensen is entertain. ing her brother William, Banbo of Chicago for a couple of weeks. a larger number of -- teachers, : and more . intensive study of. individual pupils on tne part of principals and teachers. It may and probably will mean additional cost, but it is claim-- Ied that it will eradicate the wasteful pexpenditure of time effort, and mo-- ney involved in attenpting to com-- 'pel all pupils to travel toward the same goal and at the same rate of Mr. and Mrs. Culvert and daugh-- ter of St. Auszer, lowa, visited over Bunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McCulla. Mrs. Frank Wood was cailed to Evanston on account of the death of her father on Monday of last L. 0. Bright went to Chicago on Sunday to see his wife and little daughter who are in a hospital there. Several from here attended the annual township Sunday convention held at Milburn last Sunday, Good reports were given from the dif-- ferent Sunday schools, Lake Villa, Antioch and Milburn being repre-- sented in this township. The offi-- cials for the coming year were elect. Mrs. L. A. Van Denman and son Lioyd 'left Saturday morning for a visit of a few days with her nus-- band at Indianapolis, Ind., and with relatives at Hobart and Gary, Ind. _ 'Alice and Bernice Jensen of Chi-- cago are visiting at the home of their grandmother Mrs. N. C. Jen-- Mr. and Mrs. William Davis and dren of Chicago motored out from the city: Friday afternoon for a short visit with their mother, Mrs. Mrs. Dalziel and family who have have returned to Antioch where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Chicago | are spending some time at the home of Pete Peterson during his wife's absence who is on ner way to Nor--' You are »svited to: attend Titus Brothers opening of their new elec-- trical shop, 501 Milwaukee avenue, Saturday evening, August 2. Gifts will be awarded. +. x. Y. SUPERINTENDENT SEEKS TO AID BACKWARD STUDENTsS :Opportunity to develop individual wifts of body and mind to the fullest measure is what William O'Flaherty district superintendent, is asking for all pupils after making a study of the children of two school districts of New York City.© The plan he rec-- ommends will mean smaller classes relatives. Vitamins are essential food ele-- ments found chiefly in fresh vege-- tables, fruits and milk. They pre-- vent such diseases as scurvy, rickets beriberi and certain nervous afflic-- tions, They also promote vigor and good digestion and exercise a whole some influence over the power to resist disease in general. Now is the time to keep the body well sup-- plied with vitamins since vegetables and fruits are plentiful and cheap FRED GRABBE Telephone Waukegan 2588 Addreas ; 928 North Ave Auctioneer Farm and Livestock Sales visit her mother and other THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER "'----The former requirement that the ]disme or injury must have been in-- '; curred in "line of duty" bas been > | replaced by requiring that the-- di-- ) sease or injury occurred in "the J,milituy service." --a * _ The time for filing ~claims foi sdihbility is extended to January 1, 1 1995. :: j at Washington, D. C.--~--The Reed-- Johnson bill, rofid by President Coolidge in presence of 2000 wounded men of the World war per-- mits the opening of approximately 250,000 rejected claims made by the disabled of the World War, grants substantially increased benefits to the disabled, and increases the amounts paid to dependents of the DISABLED BENEFTT 21 KEBD TOHNson BILL All yveterans suffering from any tuberculous disease or mental disa-- bility, if develdped on or before January 1, 1925, shall be entitled to compensation and proper hospital care and treatment these diseases be-- ing considered due to military serv-- -- The loss of the use of limbs is equipment stored in Lake Zurich made equivalent to the loss of limbs has -- sold to contractors who as a statuary permanent total disa--| have here the past few days bility and the loss of the use of both| settling up and moving it. -- ears is added as a condition declared > The angelical Sunday school to be permanent to'al disability. -- ;4 will their picnic August 1, in Compesation for the loss of theithe e near the church. use of both eyes is increased to $150 ) -- The 'p meeting of the Bap-- a month and for the logs of the use|tist Woman's Society will be held on of both eyes and one or more limbs| August 14 at the home of Mrs. Le-- deceased. Members of the National Guard called into federal gervice wino be-- came disabled or who died before being accepted and enrolled for ac-- tive service are placed in 'he same status as men inducted by local draft boards. ® a month and for the logs of the use| of both eyes and one or more limbs | $200 a month. Under the old law' such men 'received only. $100. l No immediate or ietroactive re-- duction of discontinuance of compen.-- sation will nereaftir be made. De-- ductions and-- discontinuances of compensation, when ordered, will not be affective until the firs. day of tae third c.gendar month next suc-- ceeding that in which the reduction or discontinuance is determined. Wisconsin«<Northern Michigan aansets": M nc cole n m ied "*"** ""houd d manitk tae merat mak mt * Oe snsyk on No P og hiver, ressra mepoted mifiE lm"on ulho':% | Charles R. Simon, > |\ _ Mre. Ada Jensen of ; home oger Sunday. i Mrs. Hirenimus ' day h the home folk i~.--~A. IL,] Rayton is in | --It has been rumored that Fred Nelson the road contractor has filed ban ty proceedings and the equipment stored in Lake Zurich , has sold to contractors who i have --here the past few days Guy . returned -- Sunday from & "fil auto trip through tew days. Mr. and . Walter Wisner son 1 | Lake Geneva, Wis., ited one day last week with Mr. Mrs. C. W. Kohl. * 5 Mr. and | Merle Garbisch and daug f Barrington visited Sun-- day wnoon with Mr. and Mrs. B. ture if the canning is done correctly.| It is well to remember that only | perfectly sound, fresh sweet material | should be used in any canning pro--| cexs. C ercially canned products L gare alm lways wholesome. j will the the e ne The f tist Woman's August at Fregq Grimm made a *rip to Elgin Tuesday in interest of route 22. He reports there will be a public hear-- ing at t in the near future. ied vegetables and fruits are practically as wholesome and valu-- able as fresh products of this na-- in Chicago. . Mre, "« Dieh! an Mises Al-- ise ond Killian Rockenbach enjoyed the day in CSicsgo last Friday. Mrs. Sam Schaefer and Mrs. Or-- ville Mieners and son of Barrington spent M@Aday visiting friends here. Mr. afd Mrs. Herman Prehm and Mr. and Mrs. William Tank visited Sunday: Otto Prehm at Bart-- lette. : E_ Walter Prebm is landscaping his property on Park avenue. Mre, ville M spent 1 Mr. wit &" Simons is home for a M ' C, Crawford visited Sunday Mrs. Crawford and little son Ada Jensen of DeKalb was Bunday. Hirenimus #pent Sun-- Lendwer and deoughters day aftenoon in Bar-- LIBERTYVILLE TICKET OFFICR _ Telephone 74 McCarth=--2nd son El-- Sunday with Mrs. Rose ret Irving of ;Racine r grandmother, Mrs. ZURICH and vis-- and North Shore Railroad Company William . Sauer of Crystal Lake spent Sunday with Victor Sauer and daughters. Miss Helen LaFrentz was an A'r-- lington Heights caller Monday after-- Marie Berlin of Lake Zurich ul'll.%- home folks Thursday af-- A number of relatives and friends of Mrs. George <Umbdenstock Sr., helped ber celebrate her 76th birtn--< dav on Sunday. j Mrs, Christ Geoetz and daughter Elizabeth spent Thursday afternoon at Libertyville. J Mrs. H. Baumann and son Floyd of were callers at the Henry e Jr., home on Friday. * $ Cora Gosswiller is spending her-ifion in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roder and sons Paul anr Earl of Area were Smwn @A the Chavles H Jr. and Henry Tonne Mr. and Mrs. Matt Herschberger and daughter Marian of Prairie View visited at the Charles Hehschberger Jr., home Sunday evening. Harrty and Ethel Umbdenstock spent. y afternoon with rela-- tives at Highland Park. Mr. and Mrs, George Schubert and Mrs. Martin Nescin and son Gordon of De} Plaines, called on the John Hans family Saturday evening. homes. Miss Evelyn Barber of Highland Park g spending her vacation with Miss 1 Umbdenstock. Aloks Kessler has returned from a trip to Wisconsin, Mrs. Eli Ott and children visited with Mr. Ott at the hospital Sunday. Albert Sauer was an Arlington Heights caller Monday afternoon. _ Mre. A. G. Maether and son Percy of Prairie View spent Sunday after noon at the Viector Saner home. Mr. and Mrs., Frea ropp were Lake Zurich callers Sat>rday even-- A number of our town folks at-- INSURANCE A. A. Grandy Phone 217--M LONG GROVE «-- IIlinois tened Honest Bill's show at Liber tyville on last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Keisler and family visited with 'relatives at Dun-- dee on Sunday. Meyer on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Tonne and daughters of Fairfield spent Sunday afternoon at the Henry Tonne and Charles Herschberger Jr. homes. Mrs, Herman Krueger and Mrs. Walter Gosswiller and daghter Bes-- tdhd on Lillie and Martha Wednesday evening. A number of young folks attended the birthday party on Franklin Miss Florence Stadlier of Chicago spent Saturday evening and Sunday with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. Misses Martha and Lillie Sauer called on Mrs. Ralph Meyer Monday evening. * A number of Long Grove people attended the dance at Half Day on B.Ed.y evening. . and Mrs. Richard Reimers en-- tertained company from Chicago on Sunday. Victor Sauer was an Arlington Heights caller Friday arternoon. Mrs. Henry Laseke Jr. and son spent Friday afternoon at Arlington Heights. Miss Pearl Herschberger of Liber-- tyville spent Sunday with home folks Victor Sauer spent Thursday in Chicago. * Miss Dorothy Ott is visiting with home folks. Mr, and Mrs. H. Baumann and son Floyd of Gilmer visited with Mr. and Sipecial summer work for those desiring to 30;5' fy for Fall positions. Register now %or aca-- tion Classes. Telephone 130 New Day and Evening Classes WET WASH--20 lbs. for 95¢ and 5¢ per Call Libertyville 67--R today and tell us when to call : lb. for each additional 1b. € DRY WASH--All flatwork ironed, bath towels and wearing apparel dried fluffy, without starch. 18 lbs. for \_$1.80 and 10c per lb, for each addi-- tional Ib. ~~~ ' These are TWO big time and money savers o Do Your Own LaundnBOWork When You Can Get It Done The Reliable Laundry Launderers, Dry Cleaners & Dyers LIBERTYYVILLE AND HIGHLAND PARK PHONE LIBERTYVILLE 67--R Shorthand, Typewriting, MRS. GEO.--E. McDONALD at the Prices We Offer TRY THEM!! llulnbollhum'f*"t- ernoon with Mrs. Fred Popp. On August 17, Mission festival at the Evangelical church in u Grove. In the evening pictures of "Our Mission Work in Central India." will be shown. Every PAGE THREE Mrs. Henry Laseke Jr. Wednesday Bunday August 3 at 9:00 a m. Sunday school; at 10:00 a. m. Ger-- man service. Everybody welcome, AtSFM.Y.P.lmM' :ind :socid evening. fim :: ndly requested to present to bring their friends as prospective members along and enjoy a good time, Let us boost our society. Eating to live or living to eat-- no matter which you philosophy-- you will get the greatest benefit out of the process if your diet is well balanced, if you eat a dozen differ-- ent foods daily, body cordiaily invited to attend these Plastering and Anywhere on the North Shore NORMAN L. MADOLE Libertyville, Uitiaris Telephone 48 311 Parke Avenue tiJ. us Toh