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Central Insurance Service full 925 LINDEN AYVENUE, HUBBARD WOODS Winnetka 3070 Greenleaf 6030 ire Insuranc radical change in design to depreciate cars in the hands of owners. This makes a Packard a most â€" satisfactory car to buy. While the average Packâ€" ard owner expects to keep his car four years, we have Packard cars that have been used but a year or two, with most of their mileage life available at a great reduction from the original price. This week‘s bargains. ‘ackard 8. 3â€"13 7â€"Pass. Touring $ ‘ackard 6, 1â€"33 1â€"Pass. Coupe ‘ackard 6, 3â€"26 5â€"Pass. Sedan 1 ‘ackard 6. 5â€"26 Sedan, 6 wheels * «id ‘ackard 6, 333 Club Sedan t ‘"ackard 8. 3â€"13 Judkins Sedan ; ‘ackard 8, 6â€"10 Touring % f IF] FACKARD Motor CaAr Company or CHICAGO CC WH‘C OIL BURNERS ldings and d by smoke The cost is reasonable. May we explain? ms are more likely to arise in either the spring or months when hephting devices are not being used to capucity and wh&n climatic conditions are more apt revent satisfactoty flue operation. The Packard policy does not_permftAfrequer!t gpd ha Safe Place to Buy a Used Car VOU s New location October 1st k‘s be 8, 34 6, 1â€"3 6, 2+2 6, 5â€"2 6, 2+3 8, 34 8. fed a c k a r d Smoke and Smudge _ Damage Sn A. E. SMITH, J. P. Office Phone 571, Res. Phone 1046 Highland Park, Minois 7â€"Pass, Touring 1â€"Pass. Coupe ~â€"P‘ass. Sedan Nedan, 6 wheels Club Sedan Judkins Sedan Touring their contents are often seriously damâ€" or smudge from oil burners even though no fire outside of the heating appliance. does not cover such los nst all direct loss or da can cause extensive Liberal Terms: Trades used for heating r such losses, but we can loss or damage from this 178 Central Avenue »onge a Demonstration $ 650 700 1075 1150 . 1250 1275 THE PRESS 1500 INLAND LAKES NOT NAVIGABLE, DECISION Master in Chancery Hands Down| Se Opinion in Lake Zurich ho Case; Wide Effect M d Thousands of visitors to the county lake regions are involved in an opinâ€" jon handed down last week by Masterâ€" Inâ€"Chancery Ralph J. Dady, who held that Lake Zurich was not a navigaâ€" ble stream and therefore was under the control of its owners and not open to the public except through consent of the owners. All but the Fox Lake chain of lakes are in the Lake Zurich category, it was indicated, as the opinion was based on the government survey in 1837 in which some 50 of the inland lakes were held to be nonâ€"navigable. A temporary injunction restraining Mayor August Froclich of Lake Lurâ€" ich and Mrs. Marguerite Pearce, ownâ€" ers of the lake, from prohibiting fishâ€" ing, boating and the use of the waters, was recommended dismissed by the mas To File Objections Objections to the report will be filed by counsel for summer residents in Lake Zurich and these will serve as exceptions to the master‘s report when it is submitted to Circuit Judge Edward Shurtleff for approval, it is understood. Attorney George McGaughey assoâ€" ciated with Runyard & Behanna, acted along with Attorney Werner Schroeâ€" der of Kankakee, as counsel for Froeâ€" lich and Pearce. Lake Zurich has been owned. by ancestors ~of Mrs. Pearce, who . reâ€" ceived their original deeds from the government : and have . controlled â€" the use of the lake, in nominal fashion, The Lake Zurich litigation was started by Albert J. Leonard, Cora B. Leonard, Oscar Richter, William A. White, Mary. Patten and Oscar Spunâ€" ner, all of Chicago, who objected to paying boat fees which Mayor Froeâ€" lich of Lake Zurich and Mrs. Pearce were attempting to collect. Lake Co. Farmers to Hold Three Meetings Tentative plans for a series of three meetings to be. held by the Lake: County Farmers‘ Institute are announced, the first meeting> to be held October 1, at the Model Farm in Mundélein, the second October 2 at the Gurnee high school, and the third on October 3, at the Lake Zurâ€" ich high school. The meetings, to which the public is invited, will be featured by instrucâ€" tion in dairy and farming methods. Talks on household science will also be given; A number of speakers will be heard at the meetings. In connection with. the institute meetings, ‘community fairs will be held in each of the three villages, farâ€" mers of the section . to ‘have full charge. All we ask he appoint us vestigate the cier Park, or Dallas News. ver since of Mr. Hoover. is that on a commission to inâ€" summer climate of Glaâ€" some place like that.â€" Seventy New Citizens Naturalized Last Week; Those from Shore Towns Seventy voters, 16 women and 54 men, have been added today to Lake county by the action of Judge Edward D. Shurtleff who yesterday granted final citizenship papers to that numâ€" ber out of a total of 103 applicants. Those who failed to meet the approval of the court and Examiner William E. Lemke of the naturalization departâ€" ment, because of nonâ€"appearance of a character witness or because of the failure to answer certain questions satisfactorily, will be given a hearing at the December session. The new citizens, 23 of them. in Waukegan, 14 in North Chicago and the remainder of the group scattered in the various municipalities: of the county, will be received formally by civic and patriotic organizations along with the December group. Those from this part of the county who received ~naturalization papers are: â€" August Hofmann, Marie Adelâ€" heid Warncke, Joseph Zouch Cahill, Sidney John Collis, and Harold Colett of Lake Forest; Peter Mordini, Vitâ€" torio DeGiacinto, Celeste Bettini, Anâ€" tomio Muzzarelli, Angelo Guerri, Mary Somenzi, Gabriele â€" Alfred Doretti, Olgaâ€" Giorgi, â€" Ellen .Gunhilda Hoie, Giulio~ Maurizi, Ida Burkhardt and Roberto Saielli of Highwood; Mary Theresa Williams of Mundelein; Bruno Adol{ Herman Schroeder, Clara Mary Ann Holland, Bertha Schwarz Reinhart, Francesco Binotto, Eva Olson, Lodovico Pucci, Albert Arthur Harris and Cathcrine Mary James of Highland Park. § 20% DISCOUNT ON BROUGHT AND CALLED FOR. DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY . RELIABLE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING COMPANY 618 N. Green Bay Rd., Highland Pk. MISS ANNA WILLAS 371 Laurel Ave. . Phone H. P. 2463 Graduate in Swedish massage. Also reducing treatments. NEW ADDRESS Thursday, September 25, 1930