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Lake County Register (1922), 17 Sep 1924, p. 5

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K% %9 ty tyfi wl +g¢ t':'; m wl o o P' d (k, P 99e v'":':fifizfl; PX Pm @» 3 ReRo e oN C . and high melting point of ash means little m'nmo%nhumdm;hhr. nmm:n&dmg&'ditpmpcfly. are track, but until * (1 050 -- se HOABn.L, : cOUNTY NATIONAL 5> --~BANK Q* *\ "Wthe Bank of Service" ; We Have Them F.'B. LOVELL CO. line of supplies and select needs. All kinds of note books and Come in and inspect our t8 OUTr Jt'dmlorymwbol LIPL constant aim and custom to extend the most practical and efficient finan-- cial service to Our Patrons w\ Cordially yours, The Odd Fellows. lodge of Liberty-- ville were pleasantly surprised Mon-- from Wil Highland Park, Wau-- Apt Fixed Carbon Low ash and MAIN GARAGE Telephone 456 Libertyville, TL farm land This is h-_wi "-.M._. underwear and hoa-- iory at Langworthy's, Up hills View visited : eousin Mrs. Henry m opeansas "nr'..lfl..' Golding left Tuesiay for Kramer were yuests at the J. R. Mack ::---c"' nment committee. always ";-flé& something worth while for this |] . . annual event. -- : Mrs. George Folliett fell down the embankment in d:-h.. Mrs, Earl 48 entertaining o * ---- Auilyanoiniaan Mrs. Th of Prairie View visited her cousin Mrs. Henry Englebrecht on Monday. Chicago were week end guests' of M¢. At a g wX No. 131, Mystic Workers, T ember 9th the followirig | were elected for the ensuing yeat. Prefect--Lota Sturm. _ % Sentinel--Harvey Hagerty. Supervisor--Charles Herrington. They will be installed at the first | | -nl:.hm'vfiqu & the Members should bear 2 date in mind and attend as the" i Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Parker will move to Chigtago this week. 4 Mr. and Mra. George Foliett, Mr. and ~-- Mr. and Mrs. Henty Dakis and Mr. and Mrs. Bentley of Chicago called on Libertyville friends Bunday. J. B. m:x;. -- Mr and Mrs. F. Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Durfiser and family of.Eigin called on Libertyville relatives Bunday. children of Chicago called atp the home ouomu-m.m.,,'t 4| ¢ The . newest -- patterns: in ~Flannel Shirts, prices from $3.90 to $6.00. © . ~ William-- Lightbody --and _Norman BShepherd were fishing: at Fox Lake, . Aimé Vern . Morse . loft Mondagy t |< Vera : Morse or Chicago where she will attend the Chi-- cago Normal School of Physical Educa-- farewell dinner party Sunday evening in honor of theit son Alban, who left Monday morning for the University of son Jack White visited Mr. MceCormitk at the Presbyterian hospital, Chicago, J.Wu&&.hn"m filled comfortable things for this . Paul' Kohout has returned to Notre Dame 'College to complete his collexe" Last week four of Libertyville's ard-- ent fizhermen, namely, Hengy Wehren-- berg, Jr., Arthur Meeytr, Orrie Meyer John Numsen motored to Butter-- nut Lake, Wisconsin on a fishing trip. They found jce on the Iake and the weather far from pleasant for camp-- Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Wilson and guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Roscoe in Chicago. t + v William McCormick and Waiter® Mc-- Laughiin were Waukegan visitors Sun-- A well--fitting hat is a good pal. See J.--B,Morse & Co. for your correct size. _ Geprge Scheillenberger, George Eat-- on, Richard Flagg and Daniel Whigam attended the Academy theater in Wau-- sick list Mr. and Mra, Charles awood are mncsmfinMIn Rockford and Chicago-- i 4 Mn' t ; re something worth while for this || . nual event. > M Mrs. George Folliett fell down the}y _ . "'""....,..:fi" Yits: Te [ [A .m L "'::' recovering injuries. y Mre. Karl Snyder 4s entertaining * James Swan is on the sick list. Effie Jane Cantrell is on the NJLC hills or gave a for Titus The Club H 534 / -- Phones 24 and #% 1 Lewis spent o tm 8 g lndw is a ney. JSust received A Ray Steven of Beloit,. m > visited his grand daughter, Mrs. L. D. McClain this week... ... * L. B. Morss & Co. 1: 'Bhoes at the right ; t to-- c 'J, Phoenix ri'k is a brother of Mrs. Whit-- For 10 dayl'a' we will sell these Tri-- each $4.00 less 20 per cent. Panelled Brown, White or Green inc table tray each $5.00 less 20 p f? ent. This is cost to us, -- If at time of purchase we receive an order for 10 Ibs., any brand or price coffee to be taken out within 60 days. These pots will make the most with about two--thirds the coffee used in any other style pot, so you get your Tri-- colator forlflc(--m&dio ing> If you are not entirely satisfied af-- ter using it'we will refund your money. Boureand&odn'&flh and save 20 per cent. Save on your cof-- fee bills and drink a cup of the best cof-- fee you ever drank. a "by Mr. Gaile| Everything for Plain Brown, White or Green, 0 less 20 per cent. Panelled Vhithn:P table sszpuzo 'mt. This is n order for 10 Ibs., any brand coffee to be taken out within hy for °T BR e l%,0 0 © \A ot aweat "'z 10x in fl R. L. Gonsalves _|1 CoNnTRACTOR & sUICDER _ » Mbertyville 145--R & Company Need of common standards of ci-- vic'righteousness, . blic health and family life is t e W m & 'circular recently issued by the United States Bureau of ation entitled Par-- ent--Teacher Associatio »Sg' _For-- cign Born Women." Jt analyzes the problem and €om sins valuable supg-- gestions for hélping foreign--bo: women -- adopt 4 gher | \, ndards -- of living. "\--> ~atin ts kinderguten raini -----wv------"' ',"0; missionary wt'rk'm. The kin-- dergarten is considered a valuable _!zenc)lr' :lrildo- work and 10 tu!v;-n ing se _established China, Mm for. the training of '"native kindergarten teachers. -- WA L * ninistry of education in r'""""" "hevabratin, Brthin oay ancln € each w requires eight hour pek, All of requires eight A. W e Twenty--nine courses for teachers of immigrants are now conducted in the schools and-- colleges of ~New [York City. 'Fo Wm more :'uhe;s to engage in the bf immi-- grants a substantial increase in sal-- ary is pffered those who have had three years' experience and have suc-- Seville, Spain, scontains original do¢-- uments relating to the early histery of Texas and other Spanish colonies of North America, according to an official report of Fredprick C. Cha-- bot, charge d'affaires ad interim, to the Department of State. This pro-- vides a fertile field for historical re-- search work. other technical ~subjects related to the dressmaking trade. Other sub-- jJacts taught in these courses are eessfully -- completed one of : the Ccoursas m:. special train-- ing for that work. -- Kindergarten specialists of the United States Bureau of Education have been asked to recommend two Continuation schools for dress-- The National Colonial Archives in Will Erect You'A How you may know jus entire cost will be chools have been established in C Ondi:,"zm fapan for the ing of _ native kindergarten es d s ed of common standards of ci-- y life is streased in a circu}ar tly issued by tt e United States u of Educat ,.., eacher ociations | > ?op Born Wom i{» t_analyzes the em and contains ible 'sug-- ons for _ 'rj"'"? Agn--bo: n a(loptv_ "'I' ndards --of . / sae ty Afiice . LIBERTYVHIA Qualiy Store||| _ ofoge 3. B. Morse * J P qs > unow s Aule Liveey :?r i }8': a-"'w'"'m'"" / DAY AND NIGHT TAX! sERrvics£ ort program wed by dancing. Phone Libertrville: 208 . Tibertyville Lumber --Co. . _|. Mothers ind Home Sewers vCX Woman's Clu mam'ml: i We Fred Blocki, speaker. Items of Interest for the IUSUUflA-NCI is PROTECTION , There is no obligation in asking information or llvlea. Imdm'izladtobeo!servioe. Wm&m-w-mw ' W. W. Carroll & Sons Co. OUR POCOHANTAS LUMP AND EGG and Wood Now While The Price is Low. WE ARE SURE YOU WILL LIKE OUR rah Pninioating in more free From im now more free from purities than it has been for years. Storm Sash Should Be Ordered Early. Bring in the Sizes fi-MYu "CLENDORA® Tamp, Parnace and Nut Don't Let Your Roof Go Too Long When e Subiiee in Iheln suapls of Coolk Coke in attractive checks, Plaid and Plain. Both in light and dark shades. _ > j We have black Middy Ties for the high !cb:l:; ;bremn'bbomiammm Trimmings. Friday, September 19 You Can Protect It Now Cheaper A LQVELY ASSORTMENT OF TOILE DU NORDE GINGHAMS The First National Bank --an account --at this bank "GETTIN' THE PLUMsS" Resources More Than a Half --THEY USUALLY GO TO THE 'ONE FINANCIALLY ABLE TO GATHER THEM 171 --""hl'f:i'l plnnlr"y f 034 fi\. s 6

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