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14 To Investigate Real Estate "Lawyer" Deals Request that the Lake County Bar association provide it with more deâ€" tails as to the claims that real estate brokers are impersonating. attorneys or infringing upon the rights of lawâ€" yers in closing_of real estate transâ€" actions â€"orâ€" pfepa;ing of abstracts, has been madeby the Waukegan and North Chicago real estate board in a â€"BrAurx. Bros. Ou1 Co FOR FUELâ€"USE OIL We operate our own dry cleanâ€" ing plant â€" 30 years of service. Highland Park 3290 â€" Telephones â€" Winnetka 3020 THE RELIABLE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING CoO. 618 North Green Bay Road â€" Highland Park "A CORRECT GRADE FOR EACH BURNER" Two Bulk Plants â€" Eleven Trucks operated ON the North Shore to assure .PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE Emergency Service Call H. P. 3291 â€"â€"â€" Deerfield Road * PHONES HIGHLAND PARK 178â€"179 of Highland Park mevâ€"ningnes s as mrvâ€"nnimimenaie Teares Wa, nothing t letter to Clarence W. Diver as presiâ€" dent of the bar association. The request made by the realtors followed the adoption of a resolution by members of the board in a recent meeting of that body. The action of the real estate board also serves as a step toward the makâ€" ing of a thorough investigation into the claims of the bar association that the realtors in order that correction may be made in ythe practices if they are found to be true. : in tin andâ€"sheet: metad. We have faâ€" cilities for making a small can or a monster tank, a simple. leaders or an elaborage.«agpice or portico.. If you are indoubht as to what is best adaptâ€" ed for your purpose in ‘tin or sheet metal we shall be glad toassist you with our advice based on experience and ‘knowledge. _ > . > ¢ Henry G. Winter wE MAKE EVERYTHING 48 North First Street Phone 635 T HE P RES S Mundelein Village village hall at Mundelein took place Tuesday, July 2, at 2:30 o‘clock, and was one of the ‘biggest events in the history: of theâ€" village. â€"~ ‘ Several distinguished guests were present, among them being Samuel Insull, Judge Benjamin H. Miller, of Libertyville, village attorney of Munâ€" delein; Mayor Charles Bartlett of Evâ€" anston: Luke Grant, publicity manâ€" €vETEUUTEE y O EDVPPVRe MeRIOiE P MOmne NeA agerâ€" of the North Shore line, and Rev. Msgr. H. F. Wolfe, procurator of St. Mary‘s of the Lake seminary; R. F. Rouse, president of the board of trustees, and Rey. C. Arthur Jevne, pastor of the First Congregational church of Mundelein also took part in the program. â€" The Northâ€" Shore band played. The new village hall is located on Hawley street, north of the new North Shore railroad station. . The landâ€"for _the site was donated by the Lake County Land association. The site of the hall is some distance cast of the present business district but ‘plans are being wortked out to move the business district to the new location as soon as possible. f Mowing Machine Cuts â€" Off Small Boy‘s Arm =â€" Playful antics of four: year . old Willie Estes, son of H. M. Estes, a farmer residing near Wadsworth, may Tesult in the loss of offe arm and the crippling of the other of ~the small boy. â€" He was caught by the knivesâ€" of a mowing machine as he hid in the grass in a field one day last week. > The child apparently followed his father and a hired hand to the field where they were cutting hay. Probâ€" ably: to avoid being seen and sent back to the home or in a spirit of playfulness the child hid in the tall grass in the field. The first intimation that the two men had of his presence came when the knives: of the mowing machine struck the child. . s f The left arm was almost cut in two while a deep cut was made in the right arm. â€" The child apparently raised his arms to protect himself as the bar of the mowing machine started over his body. ; Formal dedication of the $35,000 The child was hurried to the Lake County â€"hospital where he was atâ€" tended ‘by Dr. Karlâ€"Beck. It was believed .that it would be necessary to amputate the left arm. s Antioch Boy Heads State Association Homer Edwards, student in the Antioch high school, and member of a family prominently known in that section of the county, has won the distinction of being the first presiâ€" dent of the Future Farmers organiâ€" zation of Illinois, an association of students of agricultural departments of schools in the state. He was named as head of. the state organization ‘in a . recent . election which likewise followed the entrance on the Antioch high school into the association which is national in scope. 4 Hall Is Dedicated Miss Elizabeth Breitenstein will acâ€" cept pupils in French and Spanish for the Summer season; will preâ€" pare students to meet various ~~ . * Sghool requirements. Tel. H.P. 3191 between 6 and 7 p.m. SOLD AND REPAIRED Some real values in ~rebuilt . ~ A., H. MUHLKE: SINGER AGENCY * Deerfield, IlIl. _ Tel. Deerfield 363 449 Lincoln Ave.. Highland Park Phone 662 y FRENCH AND SPANISH 49 Prairie Ave:; Highwood, III. Telephone Highland Park 523 SEWING MACHINES P LAN a trip to our_nursery Â¥an‘!Hl ‘sona â€"â€"much tn intar. * You‘ll see much to interâ€" est you and perhaps you will find a suggestion as to just the very things you meed to make your grounds more beauâ€" tiful and fruitful. healthy, hardy fruit and ornaâ€" mental trees,â€" the _ beautiful shrubs, vines, flowers and other growing things. You‘ll enjoy every minute of your visit. Look around and see the fine, All kinds of roof mending Especially flat roofs. This a Cordial Invitation to â€" Visit Our â€"Nurserv W. L. HARRISON LA NDSCAPE â€"GARDENING Charles Fiore Nurseries ROOF DOCTOR Thursday, July 4, 192 Specialists in 2C Thursday, July 4, 20% DISCOUN BROUGHT AN RELIABL] & DRY CLEA!] 618 N. Green Ba Slip Covers, 1 Bevel Pla Window: HIGHM 514 Laurel Wind Telephone North Roo Grading I Perenniels Highl â€"Wi Highland Tllinoi Eleo LANDSC 915 High ELE CcoN THOR APEX 32 S. Tele Auto