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inPss C in !- ounty sth at an de nd ke 11 Al $:00â€"The ion band under the léadership of Mrs. E. D. Fritsch will ?a.* a wellipfepared program. You &te cordially intited to these services. ;’,H 8 Laurel avenue IC.‘%. G. beiner, pastor o school lfiuesuitm. 6 hn* 1."'0.“ p.. Subject: to make then â€" Douglass, I Dunean, Fr and small fru ~Miller, W! can teach us ‘ Parsons, S, table garden. French, All _A 4C p. m ior league. «8:30 p; m. orth league. ‘?'" D. ‘ service. i Wednesday, May 6 at 7:45 p. m.â€" Midâ€"week : and praise service followed by mokthly official board. > ‘And t ener has a right fla'-*:?, a dening all. the way me from thd hour he first thinks & must ha garden this year"â€" WH e has the flowers in a bowl or he vegetables ¢n his dinner table, _ Enioy the| ptoducts of gardening. ‘ ind how rah you be assured of MeFarland, rese annual. . <Skinner, how to beau country «pa Barron, little garden. King, Mrs. ered garden. MeFarland, . JekylN, C de â€" Color schemes : the flowet . garden. * _ Jekyll, Home®* and + garâ€" ." more than‘ threefold | the app ation for Stateâ€"aided libraries, which are in rural tll- has made hy the Virâ€" M bly, atcording to ® the state departâ€" Rent of n. This makes it posâ€" "le to aid year 1,000 rural E in purchase of library the little garde haks ifroctine uie z:vfldi o union-â€"a;:so a.. m. ‘:hwc choo 9: a. m. Matinsâ€"11}00 a. m. a first nday in the mopth, Holy Communion) . . 8:00 p. m hursday Communio King, The little garden. King, . Y.â€"Pages from a 100. a. m. day school, “. ®, orning worship. ‘ special on, . illustrated, for "Igren and lly appropriate for ; L. The flower garden. f onesâ€"How to grow STATEâ€"AIDED LIBRARIES the‘ gardén EBENEZIER CHURCH -. i to get back to h to get one‘s hands to the earth bring forth ease fifty, and a hundred wa seedling sprout and whd rain. > ‘satisfafgtions of gardening CP. wwaott, D.D., rector. ev. ip W. MacDonald, avenueland Lauretta Place the ng of spring come of transplanting, seed o platis. the fdmand for new ideas in A wers and vegetables AY, APRIL 30, 1925 in e of the following u_ will find in the Public Library. . H. $)â€"Making a rock garâ€" H} }T.â€"Gardening with| Ac . | M.â€"Little gardens: city yards and small uigeâ€"Continuous bloom Ihelmâ€"What‘ England ut gardening. +â€"Londscape gardenâ€" ahcesâ€"The joyous art ::ieoâ€"Home vegetables o*hâ€"-â€"'l'he home vegeâ€" i(zl:chids. . â€"The Aâ€"Bâ€"C of garâ€" nhd-+Lawns <and hpw nâ€"How to grow vegeâ€" J. H.â€"The American T.â€"Landscape gardenâ€" 4 yv'omun’: 1hardy garâ€" i. H..â€"â€"The W.â€"Fruit : growing. #.â€"Mushroom growâ€" Assistant holy days, the Holy +©30 a. m. Y NOTES Y.â€"Variety in the Mildred H. Crew, â€". Librarian. A. H.â€"Peoties in Â¥.â€"A wellâ€"considâ€" Practical gardenâ€" The garden rose in United States District Judge Adam C. Cliffe has been asked to Lappoinfl a receiver for the Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan and to have the receiver take charge cf the land and buildings and to operate the hospital and to collect the issues anil profi and to| retain the same â€"under th orders of the court. i ; ‘ The Lake County Good Roads asso ciation, after reâ€"electing all old ofi cers, went on record this afternoor in favor of the one cent tax on gas oline, placing this county among the first to stand behind the tax. Although the village of A been known as ‘Mundelein f time, the official designation ognition of the fact did n from the United States gov until t&t week. (This came in the form of an order postoffice department, officiall ing .the name of the Area to "Mundeletn." . Officers reâ€"elected are: presiden Fred Grimm of Lake Zurich, I}ighwa commisgioner; . vice-presidenti Joh Thomas of Gurnee, highway ¢ommi sioner; secretary, Charlie Herschber ger of Prairie View, .town| clerk treasurer, Emil Fickle of Lake Zuric supervisor; correspondening{ sec; tary, Charles E. Russell, | coun superintendent of highways. | Wednesday afternoon clo ing | i Wnukmn during the summer month will be followed again this year. Al ready ‘ a majority of merchants j the down town district have signe a petition asking for the half{ holida: plan. e in 6f 7 ~E. G. Huber and wife to 3 J. In sull. Part Sec. 21, Deerfield. WI $10, stamp 50c. + t E. C. Duna to C. Bettens and wif Jt tems. Part of Sec. 28, Shields. $1, stamp $1.50.â€" s 4. A bolt of lightnhing struck| a radi aerial on the home of Charles Jo son, North +â€"Milwaukee cvenpie, Lit ertyville, Friday and‘ ed | chimney to which the aerial suppor Wauykegan is to have a $1, 000,000 building, three storips! high comprising a theatre, eight ‘store fand ‘fqurteen ‘apartments, where t old ‘YÂ¥, M. C. A. now ‘stani t th northeast corner of Geneset an Clayton streets. N. F. Lamb, consvtr, to, Lucil Thompson, part Sec. 16, Deerfield Deed $1,147.05, stamp $1.50. P Lucile Thompson to N. F. Lamt Part Sec. 16, Deerfleld. WD $1( sthmp $6. ‘ + .F. D. Crane and wife to Nichol Brahos. | Part Sec. 28, Shields. W $10, stamp $10. ; | 8. L. |Stein and wife to Nichola Brahos. | Part See. 28, Shields. QCI g10. > | 4 x~ N. F. Lamb to Lucile Thompson. P: Sec. 16, Deerfield. WD 310'r stam 50¢. j 4 * ; Part Sec. stamp $26 N.’l-“. Lamb and Elizabeth Lamb t Lucile Thompson. Part Sec. 16, Deer field. WD $10, stamp $1.50. N. F. Lamb to Lucile Thompson Part Sec. 16, Deerfield. D $10 stamp $111. y 4t | B. G. Lonngren and wife to R. A Morris and wife‘jt tens. Part of lof 29, Highwood. _ WD $1.. ; â€" y C. H. L‘Hommerdieu and |wife t C. H. Schokmiller. Lot 14, blk 72, H Park. WD 31. â€" $ S. P. Johnson and wife to W. Ry WD $10, stamp $46. Lots 1} to 10 both in¢. of Johnstons W. Highla Park. }+{ ' R. Edwards to H. Park East P.: Dist. WD $10. â€"Part of lotg 16, 17 and 18, McDaniels Subdn. â€" ; | H. G. Makris et al to W. H. Klauke WD $10, stamp 50c. Part lots 1 and 2, blk 79. Record Plat of S part of H. Park. + Louie Marks and wf to Jodob Rot! and wife. WD $2,000, stamp $2. Lot: 172, 178, 174, 175, 179. S. rddn te H. Park. A ferrific hailstorm, mpani by lightning and thunder hit| Wauk gan last Friday afternoon. e . h was as large as hickory. nuts. . The| Illinois supreme ecort {n a rul ing just handed down ; opened the wa: for cqllection of an estimated ©%5, 000 in back taxes from forgign fir insurance companies by the] city o Waukegan, â€" $s : Wallen and wife, Part Sec. 3’[(, Deer field. ~QCD $10. â€" Mary E. Lakta to N. Rectenwal Part of Sec.<27, Deerfield. D $1. A. Dunas and wife to R. ‘ard WD $10. ; Part of lots 16, 17/ and 1 McDainels Subdn. [=~ F. A. Hess to Walter. Joy. WI $10, stamp $1. Sec. 36, Doc%dd. Fred Bartlett and wife ]to Olad Young. Deed $10, stamp $1. Part Sec. 25 and 26, Deerfield. NA# C. T. & T. C. to R. E. Turney, Dee $10, stamp $2. Lot 5, SONWT Ravin Forest subdh. . . PA t NEIGHBORHOOD lnterésting Happenings fAbo.J‘( this Seetionofthe‘ orth | Shore and Doings at | { County Seat ie BRIEF NEWS ITE FROM LAKE Rudolph Lederer and wife to O. F REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS F, Lamb to Lucile Thompso Sec. 16, Deerfleld. (WD $1 )t com rnmen gnitio om th chang toffic F-s chrn nd rec C. T. & T. C. to F. Comerford. Deed $10, stamp Fz Lot.4, Second Ravine Forest. 1. ‘« 9.+ is Frances Lidle to C. B. Steele. Part of lot 27, block 10, Ravinia Highlands. qCBP L. S fp > §.E:] A ol t vogk _ Charles Van Deursen and wife to Hilmer Eri¢ckson and wife. WD $10. Part Sec. 36, Dearfield .. | ; * 2, Northwoéed Manor: WD $10, stamp R. Lederér and wife to J. P. Mcâ€" Donald and wife jt tens. Lot 7, blk E. G. H and wife to Virginia Cornwell. WD $10, stamp 50c.. Part See. 21, D nfi . 0s3 ol L. 8. Hoyt and wife to Martin Lee and wife. | Part Sec.. 34, Deerfield. wD $10. iss t c nsh C. H. Newman and wife to Gilbert Johnson. ‘;g $10, stamp :$10, Part Sec. 36, Deerfield:." . â€" _ : _ Shields. R,. R. McCormick to Am. I. McCorâ€" mick. QCD $10. Part of See, 82, THE HIGHLAND ‘PARK PRES$, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS â€""Tiny Tot" Bands and Wrappers Thege garments are specially designed for the, comfort of the wee folk who wear them. The; are made of soft first quality yarns, in all weights, in cotton, wool, and silk. â€" vfio. 127. Noâ€"button wrapper in doubleâ€"breasted tyle, made of silk and wool, $1.85. . _ _ _ . We fiave ;jvdSti received a shipment of cunni ‘g' little Shoes for Baby Week displays. ; Mention of only a few can be made here. j f Infants‘ oneâ€"strap Slippers, in white or champfign, $1.50. pair.‘ Infants‘ button Shoes, of white wash kid, $1.75 pair. iÂ¥ Infants‘ wheâ€"strap Slippers, in white or patent leather, $1.25 pair. * for mother will find them here. Cozy blankets in sizes for crib 01 riage. They are all of splendid quality and reasonably priced. acquard Crib Blanket, sizg 30x40, finished with shell stitched edge, 95¢. ize 36x50 Jacquard Crib Blanket, $1.50.. 1 4 ; ib Blanket in solid colors, bound with ribbon, size 36x50, $2.00. lanket with straps for tieing to crib and bound with satin, $3.50. ‘ Dginty Little Frocks for Midgets ProTem. Priced from $1.50 to $3.50 All Bre, fasioned of fine white materials, trimmed with dainty lace and many are handâ€"embroidered. m‘ § , BabyÂ¥ Dregses, trimmed Wit‘fl Philippine lY.and-embroidery work and . handâ€" sewetl," $1.50.. | riee ty , } Baby Dress, with neck, yoke and sleeve finish#d with lace and handâ€"embroidered in pink and blue, $2.50. y *A# « Other ,BabyrDresses, trimmed with colored handâ€"embroidery, at $2.75 and $2.95. lets can be had, without | charge at ?uJ nett‘s, _ > > { | "The Expectant Mother" and #Baby" are the titles of two little booklets issued by the American Child Health Asgociation of which MHerbert Hoovér is president. These bookâ€" ‘Tiny Shoes That Will Not Pinch Pink Toesies ult $1.25 to $2.00 pair _ . _ aÂ¥. â€"â€" This Store Joins With the Nation in Booklets Free | 6 to D. J. >~ GARNETT‘S His Majestyâ€"â€"the Baby Tok 10:45 a, m,â€"Morning worship. A sermon for you. > j 7:45 p. m.â€"Gospel service. In the absence of the pastor the pulpit will be supplied by another minister,. _ Green Bay road and Laurel avenue Rev. F. R. Cardwell, pastor ‘0:30 a. m.â€"Bible school. Every child should be in a Sunday school somewhere. f j 7:00 : p.. m.â€"Christian | endeavor, Topic, "How Can We Help to Make Home Happy?" Leader, Wahiberg Miller. > o j ;;upt5kan%,’&; Highland addn to FINGERâ€"PRINTS AID â€" H. Park. WD $10, stamp $8.50. N D E. R. Stone et allto I&dale Wareâ€" 4 WAR_‘;_‘ELJO RD PROBE house. WD $10, stamp $5. Bk 23,) Exemplified in Case o‘ Man H. Park & i . _ Impersonated by Army N UNITED “ANGIUCAL &| | "The value of getting good finger Everyone is interested in babies and the dainty things that babies wear. Our Baby Week displays are unusually interesting and you will find prices very moderate. [ o poo j rag. lt f Oh! isn‘t a baby a wonderful thing? J‘ ; With its sweet little smile like a blossom of spring, And the older we grow the better we know l * 1 That baby is truly a wonderful thing! ( wane * i c pork ie National Baby Week print impressions on your federal adâ€" justed compensation applications canâ€" not be overstressed, as‘is evident by a recent case that came to our attenâ€" tion," said American Legion ‘officials who are helping veterans in filing their applications. | I ‘"Two men, apparently brothers, éach having the:â€"same. address. and next of kin, enlisted in the: Marine torps during the war. They were disâ€" charged, the first â€" an excellen record, and the setond with only a or Rubber‘Shéffi’for Cribs or Carriages Crib Sbéets of good quality white rubâ€" ber. Crib size priced at $1.00, Carriage size, 65¢c. | Both, in our babyw and gift sections, one will find many distinctive items that suggest themselves for baby gift giving. Mentioned are a few items picked at ranâ€" dom from both eecavan fierar y ‘Bent Baby S of Community: Plate C ‘Silverware, néatly boxed, $1.00. Baby Utili , for bits of | pinz and :’ ?fim‘i:., $1,00, coan, Baby Bath Se twin face f clotge'a and ba) Twi:f"s‘x.g Exqui.sité Things for Baby Gifts Earning tl#'je , Confidence@ of Our Community We realize that retail merchant is constantly on trial with his customers. They review his s and they compare his values. They upon his ability to anticipate their and satisfy their demands. They good values us their rights. A stt § We want the public to judge our merchâ€" andize not alone it is bought, but when it has completed its service. : Wofl"qudiwo 'MMQM .â€"_We stand behind| them. In this way hape to win the c of the communâ€" it'. | f P Bring your baby in to be weighed. We are prizes the heaviest babies "raant o L.. argimie A e l nis to 1 year of se rom 6 mon to r 0 ¢, & t« ed utility jar. | Ts aee, a pain From 1 year to u& years of age, a pair of handâ€"embroidered greepers. Satin Covered Carriage Strap, $1.35. © Clothes Hangaer, with painted floral deâ€" signs, 59¢. 3 Novelty Baby rs, 65¢. . Baby Contest "This duplicity on the part of his kimmlidwu revealed when the first man e application for compensaâ€" tion. _A search of the records showed the finger prints on his application and original record tallied perfectly. The other finger prints attached to his record those of his impersonator, the r. Steps are being taken to clear the record of the first veteran and to forward his application to the Veterans‘ Bureau." ; o n AL second| time. â€" â€"He has u;tvyct bou HIGH SCHOOL DORMITORIES to be recognized ak an PAGE THREE ie\