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FOLDING CARD TABLES AND COVERS BANQUET TABLES CHILDREN‘S8 TABLES AND CHAIRS Delivered and called for â€" _ Rates very reasonable FOLDING CHAIRS 27 North Sheridan Road This Matter The Howardâ€"Udell Cafeteria For Rent for Parties and Gatherings TO THOSE who do not appreciate the delights of wholesome food, appeâ€" tizingly prepared â€"the matter of the selection of a place to eat means little. BUT the reason folks like to come here is because they know we have a wide variety of delicious foods to please the palate of the most discerning . n Successor to H. M. PRIOR CO. Funeral Director H. F. KELLEY IN THE UDELL BUILDING *e T o h "‘/‘ I CA K ~â€"2" 10c 1 .e "Waat If "AO TB k: i i |nG J NK ‘ F Il‘ ' %= ““l-‘ B : ;' " 3 . e J & -f * of EATING â€" Lewis Carried 89 of State‘s 102 Counties James Hamilton . Lewis, Chicago,| democrat, carried 89 of 102 counties: in the state in his landslide victory| over Mrs. Ruth Hannah McCormick. Byron, republican, his chief opponent in the contest for election as United States Senator from Illinois, official returns by counties disclosed here toâ€" day. _ Mrs, Lottie Holman O‘Neill, Downer‘s Grove, independent dry, was a distant third, running behind both ber democratic and republican foes in every ccunty. _ She failed to win in one county. Lewis, of course, carried both Chiâ€" cago and downstate by comfortable majorities in both instances but was wiven a "horse race" in some downâ€" given a ~hors state counties. Telephone H. P. 4260 CHAIR COVERS THE PRESS GRANT REHEARNG IN SEARS CASE Supreme Court Decision in Acâ€" tion Appealed from Lake County The Supreme Court last week alâ€" lowed a rehearing in the case of the People vs. Anna L. Sears, No. 20,299, involving the back tax case decided at the last term of court in favor of Nirs. Sears. The People filed the peâ€" tition for hearing. Another‘ opinion will be handed down later. On Oct. 25, of this year, the Suâ€" preme Court reversed the decision of former Cireuit Judge Claire C. Edwards, in which a tax of close to $280,000 was assessed against Mrs. Sears, widow of the late Richard Sears, founder of the Searsâ€"Roebuck company t _ For many years Mrs. Sears lived at Gages corners, near Grayslake, and owned considerable property there. For years his estate paid an enorâ€" mous tax which was the. largest amount to come to the county treasâ€" urer from the town of Warren. 20% DISCOUNT ON BROUGHT AND CALLED FOR, DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY RELIABLE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING COMPANY 618 N. Green Bay Rd., Highland Pk. We Are Now Equipped To Grease Your Carâ€" Including Checking Battery, Tires, Radiator, Oil, for $1.00 We will also Wash your car for , $1.50 ; This is all First Class Work. HADEES HOT WATER HEATERS $27.50 â€" $31.50 â€" $37.50 Free installation 382 East Park Avenue Phone Highland Park 56 Will Call and Deliver Supervisors Uphold Operation of County Hospital, Take Vote County supervisors last week igâ€" nored the report of the Homer Dahâ€" Waukegan, covering the policy of the county hospital when, by a unanimâ€" ous vote, the resolution of the vetâ€" ringer post of the American legion of erans was tabled. In it the veterans had charged that a large number of the supervisors had never entered the institution, that there was no budget but a "jackpot" instead, and that one county physiâ€" cian could carry out the work. "There is a law that governs this board in connection with the county hospital and if we have erred in folâ€" lowing the law it is no fault of ours," Supervisor William J. Obee of Highâ€" land Park, declared. Obee, who was made chairman of a special committee to investigate the stated to board members that there grievances â€" against . the hospital, had been but one organization, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, to come to that committee for any informaâ€" tion. in\;dfibly on the ho}pit@_l. The motion to table the resolution of the Legion was made by Assisâ€" tant Supervisor E. W. Miller of Libâ€" ertyville. The policy of operation at the hospital was investigated by most of the civic clubs as well as the veterans. Supervisors contend that they have complied with the law in every reâ€" spect and that the per capita cost of operation is far less today than it was 15 years ago when there was no hospital to send patients to. State Road Building Plan Calls for Huge Expenditure in 1931 A road building program calling for the expenditure of $45,000,000 in 1931, is announced by H. H. Cleaveâ€" land, director of the state department of public works and buildings. The expenditures contemplated for 1931, as outlined by the highway deâ€" portment, are based upon estimates of funds that will be available from federal aid, from state motor license, and from twoâ€"thirds of the state‘s threeâ€"cent gasoline tax. It is figured that this amount will provide for apâ€" proximately 1,500 miles of standard 18â€"foot pavement. _ Under the tentative financial setup presented to Gov. L. L. Emmerson the $45,000,000 would be spent as folâ€" during 1931. lows “S'e"c;n&'-815,000.000 for completing roads placed under contract this year. The foreign war veterans reported Firstâ€"$30,000,000 for new contracts Slip Covers, New Tops, Curtains Bevel Plate or Celluloid Windows, Floor Rugs, Auto Trimmings J. M. BILHARZ North Room Larson‘s Garage 32 S. First Street Telephone 493 Thursday, Dec. 18, 1930