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Et,im i h --Lost or Strayed I on Movember 20, 1 Brown Swiss MHeifer, 18 months old. Large for | ts age. Finder please phone to Mickman «----9062tpd. | :'u.'gma:m' (Dernoufi cgy on «. 0 2e pe" "Were it not that she is provided M . * s e o oR Pendent mpoh her ang amply aop l +s + 0| _ * mA v . more than ;?'h:: s PR .ts / o l more ve even i.) ~we * y-,, jbisBaih .' 12 & + o hole of needed, and * A7 Ag2 A « Caman m se m v| _ 4 p & ; du:'.._'lhn:dt:.wy renu« | l . 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( (AL ( t e * 1/ 2A m P h. uooo meteliff | :"!'7/" !'i\ P -- LNXA n\ 4 es or ma 6 f 4 P 7 bY C _ #/ A ) w t':'th:mu:m:{(}odaifl l "'?':://;'0'4 l ul | .nv w'& ou our. Jesus the Christ, only vca P */ € =~ o be:tfist::l' SonJ gf the F}thfl'.' tb: p ® Lamb of God, slain from the foun-- * C 5&;:' *b;h'"';:? toee of the Vits Shirts -- Silk, Madras, Broadcloth and Flanne m ary, roug one as . . x Ton mA to tho sustaining yorfony ~Muffiers -- Scotch Plaids and Stadium Stripe Holy Spirit, tri.une God. to Whom Socks -- Silk, Lisle and Silk andjWool loty forever. We shall surely # * * frest egain The Repioe mo Te Ladies Hose -- Humming Bird and Rollins Resurrection are certain and our «4 c s k a Pm in roeeane aioein to, reign as Handkerchiets -- Plain linen, colored border nce , hing 0: ng* an: I Lords. This faith is n, j s t::: ::u. In him i:llfe.t" nm| Gloves -- Lined and imlined WANTED--Boulders, jarge and amall to be delivered to Highland | Park winter months. State price, ', C. F. 930 8. Linden Av ! Highland m 1m, ----963tpd -- FOR SALE--St. Bernards are the best dogs for children and farm. ' After the passage of the income tax law in 1918, the heirs sought to avoid paying income tax on the ag-- gregate amount of the income,opre-- ferring to pay on the individual shares. Under the latter plan the to:al tax paid would have been much less than under the former. ' One of the most remarkable wills ever recorded at the local Probate court is that of Visscher V. Barnes, lute judge of Zion City and one of the pillars of the Independent fac-- tion.. The judge's devotion to his wife and family and his--deep reli-- gious feeling are expressed in beau-- tiful style in the document, .# ; 'I'S..wmwuulmittdfinnobd The will was admitted to :,' sds . ; record.: The lif@estaite In'all of the'} . ©-- " aeil -- property was given to Mrs. Anna - a $ * 6 Barnes, the widow, and ab her deatinl M -- . s e is to go to the children, £ Sn . on x f Leaves $5,000,000 Estate. Mrs. Lehmann's estate, consisting principally of stock in The Fair, amounted to $5,324,835, according to the probate figures announced fol-- lowing her death from an elevator accident in 1918. Under her will this estate was converted into a trust fund, the income from which was to go to the six children. Last March Mrs. Mabel G. Rein-- ecke, collector of internal reyenue, was restrained by District-- Judge George A. Carpenter from collecting income tax from the trustees of a trust fund Mrs. Lehmann had es-- tablished for the heirs. The Court of Appeals reverses this ruling. mens at reasonable prices.. We also have Chow Chow and wire haired Fox Terrier pups. It wiil pay for you to see them. Dogs taken to board. Riveredge Ken-- nels, One half mile east of Half PR RENT--Large front furnibed. with kitchen or PDay on the Half Day Road at the DesPlaines River bridge. -- Phone Prdrk.__\'iew CO6BW2. Post Office Area, 1Il Theé Lehmanns are well known here, as all of 'them are Lake county residents, <Edward J., Otto W., Miss August and Mrs. Peatock have model farms at Lake Villa where pure blooded stock is raised, while Mrs. Behr is a resident at Lake Forest. Heirs of ln.;mnn Lermann, widow of the 1 of WThe Fair, must pay nearly $1,000,000 in in-- come taxes, according to an opinion handed down by the United States Cireuit Court of Appeals. The heirs who must pay the. taxes are Edward J.,. Otto W. +and Ernest E. Lehmann, Mrs. Emilie W. Peacock, Mrs. Edith M. Behr, and Miss Augusta Lehmann. f Late to Classify AANNS HIT IN TAX ORDER privileges. Kenosha in the very near future to work out a plan for the new section of the city to be developed. The Anderson company, planners from which laid out the city of Lake For-- est, has been secured for this work Emphasis will be laid on beauty as well as utility in the tracts. The plans for development of the former Hathaway estate are just being worked out, mccording to Mc-- Clanahan, who is the leading spirit in the venture. _ The entire m will be subdivided into large ' tracts for exclusive and restricted residential _ districts. _ Individual tracts 'will have a lake frontage which will border on the half--mile or more of shore property. . Every detail will be worked out to make each estate'as individual and dis-- tintinetive as possible. B. G. McClanahan and Miss Cora Roberts, of Wilmette and Chicago, are the principals in the negotiations and the deal just closed gives them the sixty--acre Hathhway estate which adjoins Allendale on the north and the Edith Rockefeller McCor-- mick property, Shoreland, on the south in the Wisconsin city. The property includes all the territory south of Selma avenue, east of Ex-- change street and north of the Mc-- Cormick property there. Half of the property is at the present time a part of the city of Kenosha and ap-- plication is to be made on the first of the year for incorporation of the rest of the property into the city oti Kenosha. | Plans are underway to develop lt "gold coast" colony in Kenosha, i was made known today following the completion of a deal by the Dowse brothers real estate office of that city, The planners who laid out <the city of Lake Forest will have a hand in the development. Lake Forest Planners. City planners will be brought to s for 0 _A im " /4 js/'/( S ' "' ' uy '_.'( PV [ J woti PWE '\4 ( 1 2 e "aild h 5P T30 2e '-""'\V\ng"ffl 2t * \ vl,fi{'\&"'é;«y e e P98R ] ! * C 1t C r'f{'?! Ne --4 w' Tz c | Petr kearanee s .. LD COAST IS BFEING PLANNED Shirts -- Silk, Madras, Broadcloth and Flannel ~Muffiers -- Scotch Plaids and Stadium Stripes Socks -- Silk, Lisle and Silk andjWool Ladies Hose -- Humming Bird and Rollins Handkerchiefs -- Plain linen, colored borders Gloves -- Lined and unlined * Sweaters -- Pullover and coat style Slippers -- Brown and black Neckwear -- Cut Silks and Knits Pajamas -- Flannelette and lighter weight Stationery --Plain and colored Cuff Links -- Kum--apart and link Belts and Belt Buckles, Leather Coats, Overcoats e Good stock of Gifts for Ladies and Children ¢ Everything for Men # J. B. MORSE & CO. w44 \. // Pss 4 y's. * ; # * f " _ l G A R DE NS Order :)Iy phone is not convenient to make person. selection. We will deliver Christmas Eve. Boston Ferns, baskets filled with a nice assortment of blooming plants ... 7 Begonias, bright pink ... Cherries, red .....;...........»mmmaoel..., Cyelamen, all colors ... A POTTED PLANT [ _ Poinsettas, bright red ............ $1.00 83 in a pan, some.with ferns H. C. Burridge & Sons NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS The Apprectated Gift will bloom all winter saxsmime.. $1.00 to $1500 T5¢ up 75e up .. tBbe $1.50 _||[Give these selected records for Ohrigtmas P MAYBE NOT RECORDS _____ The young folks would buy but just the ories fi":' ahd dad. ;. * ~ SR of deee wih make jast the imagk Sume GnHe Lbok then, *~~ _ " Brunswick records make splendid gifts for young or old. Brighten this Christmas with music SILENT NIGHT (Christmas Hymin) FLORENCE 24334 2404 2425 2321 2367 2384 2405 2433 2445 2450 2267 2449 2469 2202 CHRISTMAS MORNING AT CLANCY'S (Xmas ]'1'52' ERngsr uane _ "_ OA RISTMAS (Re C o } 213 "DE SANDMAN"--CRITERION MALE QuiArtEr) !* *CoLLRorATE Cqor® --~2 N > ""eD } 59+ . JjJoY To THE WORLD--COLLEGIATE CHOIR .) * : 'mm--wmm good taste. :: ... _ We gladly play the following for or any other Bruns-- wum--.wm-w * 6. Collection of Hymns -- Chime Effects Collection of Hymns -- Chime Effects Carnival of Venice -- Cornet Solo Stars in a Velvety Sky -- Cornet Solo gl;l':luk Joe ® w % You Tell Her, 1 Stutter -- Fox Trot Kosary, The W 30b n k en' « Eliz. Lennox and Male Trio-- Cradle Song = = % -- _ = = c'mnbhn. America = & = = wA ¢4"+ im -- Collegiate Choir Dixie # % = -- = -- ~ Criterion Male Quartet m:neel.-ViolinmdAeumBon w -- Dan Carroll and Mario Perry " 'Amfi'm * ~ -- -- « = mm Swing Along O = -- = -- =_-- ~_-- ~ -- _ Oriterion Male Guen[F, s Lullaby «_ -- % s e @ . lfl--'l'l'dh'-.glulolo oi e e eB h -- _ Frederic Fradkin My Wild Irish -- Violin Solo « = * * .'%® « «« C.llllc*l'hck?ll Mine « = « Bmcn.;flunm.msmsm Mlury Dest ::« _ _ «-- o.0 9 / . = ones Male Quartet Lovely Lucerne -- Violin Solo w + « -" = '"gndrhkdfln Mgac%'i:"&;rh'-vw::&b fl;" % yo E~ "- Santa Claus Phonograph -- Recita « -- rnect Hare Christmas Morning at Clancey's .. <---- . -- . ~~>« _ «_ -- Steve Pofter gpa'- um 6?5. of Glory -- With Banj Cfl:. $ w -- -- = On-'rwoi"l'hm-r?h'u * . h*' O0f -- a % Vaziond) y Eome Again, Pal 0' Mine lshlarw; Ne . k :*_'.% ts wm.]&"'-«a.om w e . Dor To t 2fe No Rananas -- Fox Trot "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans -- Fox Trot iess Miace uk. -- M Ap estem _ :><. Barney Google 6/ .% t & L s Jack Tar March i cocq Sra HOLY NIGHT --FELORENCE RASTON-- 1 15e EASTON--Male Trio . . . . . .=. . . .( :0113 P e o. k c t in t Mn es -- _' ... -- _ fiistonw TowHome Ammin, Pat O' Mine |-- -- , " -- _ Ct) MMiPC® Orcmtm g..s';-&.m' < * pro ie .. * -- Brunswick Military Band * * =. -- ~Bell Orchestra -- _ Bress Choir with Bell Orche * » "flcrben'lp Clgrh ~ Criterion Male Chas. Harrison and JoMWm ~ = The Cotton Pickers Winiarliommzencarnt + ~ llu!.m le.Kn Billy J-.nu and Ernest Hare = * Billy Jones lr!mvick liud Cb:fln \Rennice Krucger's Orchestra