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e _ _ _ *' ST. LA WRENCES EPISCOPAL CHURCKH , mmm«u CC %fi _ something good that happens to .. somebody that we wish happened to --__-- ~Our idea of a 'real news item is PAGE FOUR like, "Yes We Have No _: My advice to autoists around Li-- bertyville is to say it with brakes and save the flowers. _ We agree with the fellow who said that political platforms read People naturally want to be prosperous, and if they think that laws can make them &o they will in-- sist that such laws be passed. But most members of Congress know better; they have seen all the old tricks to fool the public exposed. But they argue that they represent the people and if the people insist upon more laws they are there to make them. o t lsn Bonus bills, farm aid bills, tariff bills and laws destined to benefit this o rthat class--what do they usually come to"? Despite the example of unhappy Russia, the old delusion that laws can make people prosperous still exists. We have men in Libertyville who still believe 'the government can re--distribute wealth, can take it away from the rich and give it to the poor without lessening the total amount. They forget tha although a government can destroy wealth, it cannot create it. Nothing----but--labor can : create The one law that does more to make us 'prosper-- ous than any other is not a man--made law. . It is the law of supply and demand. If there is a wheat or gorn shortage, and the demand for bread is greater than the supply of grain, then wheat and corn will mount in price, and as it mounts wages and most ev-- erything else is bound to be affected, SSo, after all, it is best to remember that the laws the politicians promise you--if he is elected--and which they argue will make you prosperous, are largely bunk and used ABOUT PROSPERITY Bonus bills, farm aid bills, tariff bills i destined to benefit this o rthat cluo--wht bobbed o ry : t:'.iJ-,tryiturimtz'!tupmrve Church school 9:45. | Holy communion 7:30, a. m. | Holy Eucharist and sermon 10:45 a. m Rev. E. 8. White will offici-- :.-dpmehd ltbothmieu.hfl:: a great privilege to have White for *hese services. "Hig work at St. Lawrences from the beginning is well known. He is idertified with ~lbdbotidmtehnndmu-' nity and has many friends who will zolhoemlflwele-Qonflun-l . We hope many will be present on Sunday to hear Mr. Whitt's good ~ There must be a terrible epidemic of scarlet fever--nearly every wo-- man in Libertyville has her hair BST. JOHNS EVANG. LUTHERAN ~--Elmer C. Kiessling, Pastor ~-- Our annual Sunday school and church picnic will take place next Bunday at Knollwood Farm (Paul Sitz proprietor). There will be serv-- ices in English, beginning at 10:30. Everyone is expected to bring his own lunch. In the afternoon there will be all kinds of picnic attractions for both young and old. Ice cream, eandy and soft drinks will be sold. All our members are invited to spend the day at Knollwood Farm. There will be no evening services. The Walther League meets next Tuesday evening. :Important meet-- a sa stepping stone to a fat--salaried public job. Labor will create capital, hard work will do more than any-- _ A Kenosha man is named Dammit, It must be nice to be able to sign ing. AlF be there. (the seventh PRESBYTERIAYX CHURCH | ~~Bunday school at 9:45. Mr. W. G: Wells, superintendent. Remember the date of our picnic at Gages Lake on August 8. " Morning worship at 11:00. The pastor will speak on "Paul's Treat-- ment of a Weaker Brother. Pulpit supplies for the mornin services at 11:00 o'clock during th: month of August: © There will be no Young Peoples meetings durln'; August. 7:80 p. m, Uunion service at the Presbyterian church, Subject "Ete-' Kkiel's Fancies." Good music and a real welcome to all. ' FIRST METHODIsST EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Charles J, Dickey, Pastor | . _ (All Services on Standard Time) Mr. Jack Bradford, choir director. Mrs. Lyell H. Morris, organi@a -- | Bunday, August 3, Dr. TH. Foochow, China. > Coole Sunday, August 10, Rev, A Menge, Chicago. lhig Rev. H. B. Gwyn, Pastor The services on Sunday, August 3 KEYSTONE PRINTING SERVICEZ, Bunday, August 17, Mr. Harold A LONG THE CURBSTONE s and to meet him | as second--class matter October 13, 1916 office at Libertyville, Illinois, under Act of . Issued twice weekly. FPRANK H. JUST, Editor. ° Observations By A MAN A BOUT TOW N zAn| Brother Harold Hagerty, our local 'preacher, will have general supervi-- ang Sion over all these services,. When next| ¥0u are in town, Stand by. Payui| --Note: The Sunday school and Ep-- sap.| Wworth Leagues will meet as usual. prosperous, and if \Hagerty, Libertyville. \ 'Sunday, August 24, Rev. August Menge Chicago. -- that name when you're making out a check to pay a bill. w o# -- # I wonder how much John D. would have been worth by now if he had been a plasterer or brick layer all his life?. -- j We heard a Libertyville man de-- clare yesterday that his definition of home is a place where you can trust the contents of hash. My advice to Libertyville Citizens is to quit knocking conditions. Who knows but what these may be the very same "good old days" we'll be longing for a few years from now. Prohibition is never going to be a complete success until more boot-- leggers are failures. Sunday, August 31, Mr. W. H. Holgate, Highland Park Brother Wade will have charge of the prayer meetings during the pas-- tor's absence: We bespeik for him your attendance and hearty cooper-- The union evening services will be held in the Presbyterian church at 7:80 on August 8, and 10, and in the Episcopal church on August 17, 24th, and 31st. f the average fellow who just feels "run down" a lot more good than ten quarts of bottled "spring tonic' says the state health department. thee when we are absent, the one from the other." baseball game, an afternoon of fish-- | ing with gome congenial companion or a tramp through the woods will do | Services Sunday 10:45 a. m. Subject for this Sunday-- «y °C C1 9000008 & wiun :"l neighbors, playing or watching a | "f "The Lord watch between me and Prayer meeting every Wedesday Third floor First National Bank Pitching P W Me Ne me n eaae m mp o f e at in nb e m Ge we eP EW e + Gifts will be awarded the winners of Incky numbers to be drawn at 9:00 P u. Libertyville citizens who are always interested in the annual problem of how to get this nation's wheat mphno"mmubokon"dudoh- bor" in a far different light,. At first these young men who flocked to the harvest fields of the bounding west were looked on as high school or college boys out for a sightseeing mnd some good gubstantial meals at little cost. ay they can be counted by the thousands and they've become so valuable that grain growers already short of help, are forced to ad-- mit that they are pretty much of a god--send. They have shown that they really want to work, and that they don't consider it a crime against society to be caught with their sleeves rolled up and the sweat pouring off their brows. As a result these "dude" farm laborers are solving the greatest problem the rural communities of America have had to face. They only 'meed encouragement. Give them that and we won't need to look forward with dread each year to a labor shortage at harvest time. thing .else to bring prosperity, For you never saW &A nation of loafers that was a prosperous nation. Here is an old one, but still a good one, and we feel sure many folks around Libertyville will get a-- laugh out of it: It is related that a Wisconsin edi'.or' got tired of people asking him for bids on printing, instead of turning the job over to him and telling him to do it at his regular price, . So he inserted this ad in his paper: "On January 1, I will be in need of the following: two pairs of socks, one silk for Sunday use; one pair of good wool pants; sir white handkerchiefs for use when needed; one peck of good unsprouted potatoes; two pounds of rump steak; some souvenir post cards with local views; one quart of molasses. May also be in the market for an appendicitis operation for wife. Parties wishing to bid on these supplies should send in sealed offers, with ful particulars as to dis-- count fo reash and self--addressed envelope for reply in case bid is accepted." 501 N. MILWAUKEE AyE, LIBERTYYVILLE ' _ THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, SATURDAY IT'S STILL GOOD Saturday, August 2, 1924 Opening of Titus Brothers new electric shop. You are invited. Gifts awarded. 8 Wednesday, August 6, 1924 Big Vaudeville show at Hackets Pavilion, Diamond Lake, featured by the Cleora Miller Four. -- Five other acts. A big night at the lake. Several: from our town and a large number from Wheeling attended the old time dance at Long Grove Sun-- day nig'xt.-- it remarkably easy to take. A eouploof&eup::zbhhnm of water every few mornings keeps the system clean, fresh and fit. 3 One of 200 Puretest prepara« tions --for health and hygiene. Every item the best that skill and care can produce. DECKER & NEVILLE me RoxOlL Prug Store COMING EVENTS +0 o EPSOM SALT \take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa \ ter before breakfast for a fow days ',snd your kidm will ther act fine ! Phis famous is made from the | acid of and. lemon juice, com | bined wig iithi;, and is harmless t 'flluh clogged kidneys and stimulat them to normal activity. It also help | neutralize the acids in the urine so i no longer irritates, thus helping to re Ilieve bladder disorders. m the bowhe pee soag is and cloget 4 8 ududtlugouuiomlll.dfi" have backache dull misery in th cidney region, severe headaches, rheu matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stom 1ch, u&...' and all sorts ol sluld:rh'mfldm E5t You simply must keep your kidney: active udpe{eu, and tgo'-on-' you feel an ache or pain in the kidney re g.ion fct about four ounces of Jac ilts from any good drug store here Jad Salts is harmless, is ive: makes a. delightful oflmme:: lithis water drink which ove:{body ahoulc take now and then to help keep theis kidneys clean. °_ «; --..> . _. 3 flh iouh of Jad Salts ieve i to trouble whil:r{tlz only Flagg's Barber Shop Saits Fine for 1 Aching Kidneys Eating too much meat may the Kidneys, then the A well--known local druggist says h« * --Come to Libertyville trying to correct kidne .r{tnz only trouble. to folks , AUGUST 2. Simply glycerine, buckthorn bark, :e.. as mixed in Adlerika is mbnt guard against appendici ost medicines act only on lower bowel but Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lowér bowel and removes all gasses and poisons. Brings out mat-- ter you never thought was in your system,. Helps any case gas on sto-- mach in 'TEN minutes. Decker and Neville, Druggist. Glycerine Mixture Prevents Appendicitis The youngster who flirts with vice is very likely to dwell with di-- sease. Contrary to a certain popular opinion, it is a good deal worse than WARNER BAXTER and ROLPH LEWIS and BEAUTIFUL DOROTHY McKAIL in *TheFAIRCHEAT but she's really a queenof hearts They callher YQUNG AND OLD--sick and well--weak and strong--pure ice cteam is good for all. BLOMMER'S ice cream is rich in cream, easily digested, a nnrles- ing food as well as a dessert, * Starring A brick or quart of Blommer's ice cream serves six or seven people with ample helpings, Treat the kiddies today --make them happy with ice cream from It is as pure as man can make it. The Soda Shop TRY OUR CLASSIFIED CO'UMN Do You Want to Buy Sell or Hire? Give Our Want Ads the Once Ove: 515 N. Milwaukee Ave. LIBERTYVILLE DOUBLE ATTRACTION AUDITORIUM THEATRE Tuesday and Wednesday August 5 and 6 Just Love It 107 First Street LIBERTYYVILLE ILLINOIS Telephone Libertyville 458--J R. SUNDELL Furniture Repairi Upholstering and Refinishing Wflé ited W relatives Sunday. DRESS SHIRTS the most advanced styles, they are "Full Cut for Comfort." See them here in our exceptionally large You will be doubly pleased by Racine Dress Shirts, for in addition to being of $50000 Structure, Largest on 1 Fairground in the U. 8., (.; nwouse a Manufacturer's Exposition . TUESDAY and SATURDAYr 2 # m. World's Fastest Dirt rack Drivers and Cars,. ~ HARNESS RACING ! MONDAY, NESDAY, THURSDA u,mu.-- 1st THURSDA % --FPRMAY -- 1st Race at 1 p. m." Matéh Friday, Single G Sir Roch, STOCK . PAVILION -- MON.-- DAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES-- DAY, THURSDAY and FRI-- DAY NIGHTS 800 P. M. THE ST ATE of WISCONSIN Presents its Annual White Hussar Singing Band "dhthndslndon'e'tm Poultry, Agricultural, Hort!-- cultural. Ag%i' Products ; YEAR'S RO UP 'of Bad-- (!I" State Boys' and Girls' ub Activities and f . Nation's State ' STATE FATIR John M. Kelley's Sensational Farm Spectacle with Trained Dairy Cattle and * Horses, _ Mechanical Cow BAREBACK RIDING BULL STATUE POSING BULL KELLEY'S "GREEN BULL" and 20 Star Vaudeville Acts See The 1925 Models THE .. WI8SCONSIN .8TATE FAIR 'Educates, Inspires, En-- tertains on the Biggest Pos-- slble Scale) LEGION DAY Monday. August 25. ---- Wis. Press Day All Wisconsin School Child-- ren will be admitted free as _ $130,000.00 in Prizes for Cattle, Horses, Sheep. Swine, THE FARM ON PARADE New Expo Building FUN ON THE FARM 50 (74th Year) Al{. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30 SIX DAYS;-- SIX °NIGHTS Free Parking Space for 20,000 C. 0. CARLSON [ P EC I AL_ R AT BE s [ L-- L ~K A L L W A Y3 9 L X N I G H T 8 TR.JCTORS and FARM MACHINERY -- AUTO RACIING NEW $250,000.00 Amusement Park MAMMOTH SHOW OF HORSE SHOW ! Automobiles Free ~ 502 Milwaukee Ave. Libertyville, Iti. MILWAUKEE AUTOMOBILES® AND TRUCKS Margaret Diison guests T O K Y O Pavilion. CENTS DAY OR NIGHT csolete.