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Riggs of Fox Lake uncovered a clue in the vamâ€" was found dead on Route 59 near Inâ€" gleside, early on October 27, which may lead to the apprehension of the driver. Several bits of glass from the death auto were picked up in the road. These proved to have come from a Willysâ€"Knight of recent manufacture, and the police of Lake county and Chicago have been enlisted in the search for such an autoâ€"whose windâ€" shield and headlights were broken lately. â€" Syte A{lb2~. Unclaimed letters ki,n:. 4) WWoLesi Sive f â€"‘â€" United States Post Office Highland F‘f_kiA e iL en Finds found lifeless at the side of the road, a few minutes after he had been struck by the speeding auto. He had evidently died instantly from a badly Thutrs Mrs. 4. GUH j Mrs. Fm eaigs crk Pr. E. Parsens . & - Mrs.. Chas. Wm. ‘wl Mrs. Fred Smith . MI‘S. Iflui‘ pv &Wt Mrs. George M. Seward Mrs. Roland J. Thompson . Mr. Fred J. Walker Mrs. Joseph S. Weber * â€"~â€" POST.CARDS:_._._.__._â€":â€" â€"â€"â€" Miss Mary Ackleitne Mrs. Jane Jackett Mrs: Max Lacks A. A Meyttens & Mr. and Mrs Mose Sheier Mrs. Davie Wood Mr. and Mrs Henry Weyberg. HUGO L. SCHNEIDER, John Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. â€"F. Griffith 3 Frank Niles. _ E. Parsens . . Chas. Wm. Rahndall ‘Fred Smith _ Louis F,. Schmidt . George M. Seward ~â€"Roland J. Thompson . Fred J. Walker . Joseph S. Weber â€" ay, Wm., A Bell Frank Wallace Black Josiah S. Bridges Addison Burbank Anderson ie to Car 5 Which Killed Youth Nov. 14, Nn L F K7 B â€"â€" The New Glass J i ED M B [ > Cleéeaner Will Make ‘ ‘ ‘ |‘ Nn I E Window Washing M â€" e A B B § 44â€" :â€" â€"A Pleasure.:â€"___â€"_â€"_â€"_â€" its efficiency: McMahon Pharmacy, Brand Bros., Steffens Auto Supply Co. Highland Park; Chas. Ruckoldt Market and Heusenetter DC ~â€"Oct,â€"29, 1929. of Foreign orâ€" Postmaster. ‘Christmas flfiefilll k ~"*~*~~" â€"â€"â€"_State Total Millions fractured skull and several other fractures. enswood avenue in q‘l'elco. at about midnight, to shoot ducks at Fox Lake, and he was last seen alive by Joseph Tancl, proprietorâ€"of a garage at Riverside, who had passed him walking toward Fox Lake, 15 minutes before he was found dead. s ~~Thirtyâ€"six ~million â€"Christmas â€"seals have been received by the Illinois Tuâ€" berculosis and Public Health associaâ€" tion and are now being distributed to the local tuberculosis associations in 101 counties in the state. The seals Central Hardware Store The Metal Polish That Silver Plates Brassy, Wornâ€"off Nickel, Silver or Chromium Plated is Given a Bril liant Plating of Pure Silver, mak ing it â€" § a PAINTAPLATE PLATED GOOD â€" BYE TARNISHED and BRASSY WORNâ€"OFF LOOK LIKE NEW! SOLD AT T RIM M IN G 8 T HE PR ES 8 are to raise funds for the campaign against tuberculosis carried on throughout â€"theâ€"state. â€"In addition to the seals, 319,200 posters and leaflets will be sent to all corners of the state. The campaign opens the day following Thanksgiving. Highwood Man Files ~~â€"Damage Suit in Court suit was filed in Circuit court last week by ~Attorney Marshall Meyer for his client, Edward Markowitz of INCLINâ€"ATORâ€"for the Home For Anyone to Whom OPERATES electrically, by the touch of a button. Isâ€"strong and dependable. Folds up and does not interfere with the customary use of the stairway. In appearance resembles a piece of high grade furniture. Special attachments for invalids. Will last a lifetime. Costs little to operate and price is reasonable. Owners all enthusiastic. Adâ€" ditional information upon request. â€"_ § > Freight Elevators RELIANCE ELEVATOR â€"COMPANY Passenger and 212â€"216 W. Austin Ave. *4 <CLLiâ€"A T UOItâ€"ASCEMANIE STHIFS _ _**___â€" Stairs Are a Hardship CHICAGO, U.S.A. Highwood, against Hubert Johnson of Highland Park. Markowitz is suâ€" ing â€" for â€" damages ~received when ~a horse and wagon which he was drivâ€" ing on Green Bay road, near the Onâ€" wentsia club, was struck by Johnson‘s machine. . $s The wagon was badly damaged, the horse.was .injured .and.. Markowitz .réâ€" Hhart en er in A statement of the exact extent of the damages will beâ€"shown in the declaraticn to be filed. $ d " phoneâ€"â€" Superior 21406 yeonn ntonmacisac ies 41