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been reseived by Waukegan chapter| spending the summer at Fort Sherâ€" of the Izmak Walton league and, acâ€"| idan. â€" , cording to Charles Crawford, presiâ€" nomoumummmenenmermmnmenmenmnmme dent, will be distributed throughout ~â€"â€" â€"â€"â€" o â€"â€"â€"â€" y Lake county. The bids were received ; problem is a fact that has been forciâ€" from the state department of game | bly called to the attention o{_ the preservation and were secured| state convention committee, especially through the efforts of the league. , so in view of the fact that the war â€"â€"â€" | department has refused to loan the That the Waukegan Legion faces | organization cots and equipment from an undeniable crisis in its housing‘ the C. M. T. C. camp at Fort Sheridan. The new North Chicago postoffice building will be started shortly Postâ€" master Joseph Przyborski definitely announced last week, after consultâ€" ing with contractor and postal officials regarding the work. Fixtures for the building were approved by Postmaster Przyborski and have been ordered for delivery before December 1. One of Waukegan‘s oldest and best known residents passed away last week, when C. G. Ingraham, 85 years old succumbed at his home after an extended illness. Mr. Ingrabam had been a resident of Waukegan for over 50 years. A cloudburst occurring between the hours of 8 and 10 a. m. last Tursday drenching Waukegan with a deluge which flooded streets, stalled machâ€" ines and got everybody wet. During the downpour, the city was engulfed in inky blackness making it appear as if it were night. death. Muns Munson, aged 98 years and believed to be one of the oldest resâ€" idents in the county died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Anna Tihi) in Zion, last week after an illness of but a few weeks. He had been in The sheriff‘s office has been receivâ€" ing many complaints of late regardâ€" ing the preâ€"season activities of squirâ€" rel hunters throughout the county. euts over his right eye and forearm. Herbert A. Doolittle, father of Lawâ€" rence A. Doolittle, sheriff of Lake county, was injured recently at his home when he fell down the stairway, fracturing his right hip and receiving Health Physician Howard C. Hoag, of Waukegan. NEIGHBORHOOD JOTTING RRIEF NEWS MERS FROM LAKE COUNTY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Lawn Mower Shop A lhip:.l%»of_’«) pheasants has Deerfield, North Shore News and Special Features This Part of North Shore and Vicinity; County modern eTflpmfl:t quickly and correctly sharpens size or make of mower. Better phone todayâ€" mower around on a hot day is no way to spend your hours at home. Save your self harsh words and energy â€"with more time to spend at the links or on the beach â€"by calling Highland Park 3090 and having the Lawn Mower Shop call for, sharpen or repair, and return your mower quickly. You‘ll be surprised at the service renderedâ€"and the moderate charges. The latest of Mopping your brow after strenuously pushing a lawn WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Send your Lawn Mower to us to be Sharpened and for years prior to his fever 700 Central Avenue For Service ! Cadet First Sergeant T. F. Smart, | of Company E, Fort Sheridan C. M. | T. C. made a high score of 98 points | out of a possible 100 during official score firing on the range at Fort Sherâ€" : idam. The six highest scorers win | places on the C.. M. T. C. Rifie Team | which will go to Camp Perry, Ohio, : at the end of August to compete in the | national rifle association matches | there. Sergeant Smart is the son of | Lieutenant Colonel Smart of the 6th | Infantry in command of the battalion of that regiment which has been spending the summer at Fort Sherâ€" | idan. . â€" \ The problem of organizing the woâ€" men was introduced at a meeting scheduled for the purpose of formuâ€" lating plans for the reception of state candidates here Aug. 29. Those at the conference were Atâ€" torney Ben H. Miller of Libertyville, Attorney R. W. Churchill of Graysâ€" lake, â€" Assistant â€" Supervisor â€" Daniel Shore of Waukegan, Calvin Trowâ€" bridge :of Lake Forest, and Attorâ€" ney Harold Hansen of Waukegan. Organization of the women voters of the Republican party in the counâ€" ty will be one of the first tasks unâ€" dertaken, it was learned last week afâ€" ter a session of the executive comâ€" mittee of the Lake County Central Republican committee. CADET SMART MAKES HIGH TARGET SCORE ORGANIZE COUNTY REPUBLICAN WOMEN under Construction, and its modâ€" era equipment. Mrs. John P. Schneiâ€" der, former president of the Deerfield school Parent Teacher association; Richard D. Supple, of Suppiledale farm onâ€"the county line, who came up from West Virginia and is visiting his son and his sister, Miss Mary; Mrs. John Carolan, Sr., and daughter Agnes, who is Mrs. J. E. Tulley, who are living in Chicago; Samuel Ott, of Rogers Park, who is visiting his brotherâ€"inâ€"law, George Rockenbach. Frank, in Oak Park; Peter Bleimeh] Mr. William A. Whiting of Chicago, former President of Deerfield was one of the many former village officials who returned Saturday for the twenâ€" tyâ€"fifth anniversary celebration. Among others noticed were Mr. Wayne A. Thomas, former principal of the Deerfield school, (now the head of the twentyâ€"one room, Oak Terrace school, which is to be one of the finest schools on the morth shore, upon the ATTEND CELEBRATION The Higbland Park Press The prize of ten dollars to be awarded to individual securing most number of members before July 15, 1928, was won by Mrs. Kelly of North ‘Chicago. Fortyâ€"four members were obtained through her efforts. The North Chicago president also received the attendance prize awarded to presâ€" ident of unit having most number of members at District meeting. The tenth annual convention of American Legion, which is to be held at Wauâ€" The membership prize donated by the committee woman, Mrs. Mieczynsâ€" ki were awarded, the first prize of ten dollars was won by North Chicago Unit and second, five doll:u:, b;fli-:l: kegan Unit. The Eighth District of American Legion Auxiliary held their regular quarterly meeting at Memorial Hall in court house, Waukegan, Thursday evening, August 23, with the district committee woman, Mrs. Frances E. Mieczynski of North Chicago presidâ€" ing. The district committee chairman of Grayslake, of membership, Mrs. Lucy Brown of Lake Forest, of rehabilitaâ€" tion, Grace Tybait of Waukegan gave their annual reports. IN WAUKEGAN AUGUST 23 American Legion State Meeting Dry Goods and Men‘s Wear Corner Deerfield and Waukegan Roadn This is the Big clean-up’ sale of summer merchandise. Items list_ed are real bargainsâ€"-quantities limited. We urge early selection.. TABLE NO. 1 â€" 4 yards Dress Gingham and Percales Women‘s Athletie Union ‘S,uits and Knit Underwear. alues to $2. Chbice each SI.w Nonâ€"Cli Choice each Women‘s Rayon Chemise, Shorties and Bloomers, unâ€" usual values in variety of Women‘s Hosiery, broken lines of thread Silk Hose; va‘lues to $2; choice pair Wome~‘: Fiber Silk Hose * 2 for _ e es AT DISTRICT MEETNG Men‘s 9 oz. Canvas Gloves, s knit wrist; 6 pair Boy‘s Wash Suits, s ages 2 to 7; each a Men‘s Stiff Collarsâ€""Arrow" Brand ; 4 for Ees 3 yards Dress Prints and Many Features TABLE NO. 6 Men‘s and Boy‘s Sport Shirtsâ€" $1.50 value Friday August 31 $1.00 $1.00 THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1928 $1.00 . H. Schell & Company © $1.00 $1.00 _ 25c en n e which time National Department Disâ€" trict and local officers will be introâ€" duced. whic A dance in the Temple and on the street will also be on the evening‘s program. â€" Monday morning at the first Methâ€" odist church, the business session of the convention will open and will conâ€" venc until noon. A parade will open the afternoon activities and will start at 1 o‘clock, after which visiting delâ€" agates will be taken to hospitals at North Chicago and Great Lakes. Loâ€" cal delegates are asked to refrain from going to the hospitals at that time so as to allow plenty of room for visitors from down state. Monday evening, is the District dinâ€" ner in charge of Mrs. Grace Tybalt to which all members of auxiliary are to which all members of -uxi]iar; are invited and this will be followed by a reception at the Masonic Temple at The Forty and Eight will hold inâ€" itiation ceremonies at 10:30 o‘clock to attend and to make reservations as soon as possible. At 5:30 o‘clock, Sunday evening, the unit past presâ€" idents party will be held at the Y. M. C. A. and is in charge of Mrs. Lewis. Sunday evening, a joint meeting of Legion and auxiliary will be held at High school gymnasium and every member is invited as it is to be a time for a general get together. Mrs. Steinhaus, who is in charge, is very eager for all gold star relatives kegan, September 9, 10, 11, was comâ€" prehensively outlined by Mrs. Thomas. On Sunday, September 9, prelimâ€" inary activities will start and the proâ€" gram of the auxiliary will formally open with a luncheon at the Glen Flora Country club at Waukegan at which all Gold Star relatives will be the guests of the Homer Dahringer Post, No. 218. sieres 2 for _ Corselettes and Girdles, each Girl‘s Bloomer Dresses, sizes 2 to 6. Fine English Prints in fast colors. Choice . 81.00 Women‘s House Dresses, Aprons and Smocks. Values to $4. Choice of large assortment 51.00 Women‘s and Girl‘s Brasâ€" T wo Big Dollar Days TABLE NO. 9 5 yards Linen Toweling, ..._._ 4 Linen Dish Towels _ ___._ _ 4 Bath Towels, colored border, good weight . 2 Bath Towels 10 Wash Cloths Girl‘s and Boy‘s Dimity Union Suits ... Men‘s Fancy Socks, values to 65c pair ; 3 pair for ~ Men‘s and Boy‘s Summer Weight Caps _ ___ $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 TABLE NO. 5 TABLE NO. 8 TABLE NO. 2 This is the good news for anglers involved in the action of the Cook county forest preserve in turning over to the Izaak Walton league the twelve acre section of the preserve known as the Jefferson estate. It is situated about a mile and a half south of Des Plaines and has water frontage on the Des Plaines river with some lowâ€" lying muck land that is ideal for fish hatcheries. A twentyâ€"room house on the propâ€" erty will be fitted out as a home for Some day in the next five years the Des Plaines river and other nearby waters will be a fisherman‘s paradise, because hundreds of thousands of fish will be planted there by the Izaak Walton council of Cook county. An invitation to hold next District meeting at Antioch was extended by Antioch Unit. At the conclusion of the meeting delicious refreshments were served by Waukegan Unit. Mmes. Earl Frost, Carl T. Anderâ€" son, Minnie Whitcomb and Alex Willâ€" man were among the hundred delâ€" egates who attended the meeting. TO ESTABLISH FISH HATCHERY, DES PLAINES Izaak Walton League to Plant Thousands of Spawn in That River Tuesday morning, the business sesâ€" sion will again convene at the church and continue throughout the day, which will bring the convention to a close. t Mrs. Frances Mieczynski was unanâ€" imously reâ€"elected district committee woman and Mrs. Mary Kynberg of Waukegan, District secretary â€" and. treasurer. Rag Rugs with attractive border, size $ 24x36 ; 2 for 1'00 Oval Rugs in wool and cotâ€" ton and three sizes % 1 lot Curtains with Valance, less __... and Mrs. Iiecly{lxki will be in charge Children‘s 45 and 50¢ Socks 3 pair 4 Fine Lisle Hose and Eonl TABLE NO. 12 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 13c $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 â€" $1.00 value; 2 for Men‘s 2â€"piece B. V. D. Underwear Suits ... Men‘s Broadcloth, Madras Shirts, collar on and off Men‘s and Boy‘s Silk Neckwear yard 45 inch Pequot Pillow Tubing; 3 yards .._.,..___. 31.00 3 yards fine grade Curtain Material in plain and colors 31.00 Drapery Clothâ€"36 in. All Silk, Fast Color. Brocade pattern. Colorsâ€" gold, blue, mulberry @1 AN Doufidd,NorthShoule j and Special Features f Telephone Deerfield 144 TABLE NO. 3 Bed Blankets, size 54x%6 white, gray, tan Odd and ends of Germanâ€" town Yarnsâ€"silk and wool, Zephyrs, etc., 5 balls Edmund Jackson is asking $5,000 and Hilda Jackson seeks $15,000 in damages. . The Jacksons in their suits charge Timmerman with being responsible for an automobile accident in which they were injured Aug. 23, 1926. Both were taken to the Palatine hospital for treatment at the time. A fish hatchery similar to that which the local Waltonians of winâ€" ona and Hennepin counties, Minnesota, have established will be developed on the river front at Des Plaines. Suit for $3,000 was started last week in the Circuit court by Atâ€" torney H. A. Shea in behalf of Walâ€" ter Christopherson, a carnival man, who alleges he was injured in a crash with a truck belonging to the I. D. Lain Construction company, Waukeâ€" gan. The company and its truck driver, a man named Ludwig, are named in the suit. The accident hapâ€" pened near Wilmette. Two suits for damages totaling $20,000 were filed in the Circuit court last week against Rudolf Timmerman of Prairie View by Edmund B. and Hilda E. Jackson of Maywood. THREE DAMAGE SUITS STARTED, CIRCUIT COURT Waltonians where conclaves of some 1,000 members will work out the big designs planned with the taking over of the property. The Izaak Waltonâ€" Council is made up of members of all lzaak Walton league chapters in this territory. All of Them Results of Acciâ€" dents; Two Automobiles; One Truck Saturday September TABLE NO. 15 $1.00 TELEPHONE H. P. §61â€"558 $1.00 3 for 4 for $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 _ $1.00 $1.00 $1.00