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s 655 d PWCY 3 id a NX ol 1i Fom ED Pli€e be 416 PBEY 1 $3# HFi â€"NORTH SHORES MOST BEAUNAUL THEATRE COMING â€" Sun.â€"Mon.â€"Tues., Nov, 4â€"5â€"6, Fredric : in "Affairs of Cellini®‘; Wed.â€"Thurs.â€"Fri., "Treasure Island" ‘ Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper, Lewis Stone, Lionel ore. s PAGE EIGHT with Leslic llmn.l‘.';h-hm. MM.Hhrm * Comedy, Cartoon, Goofy Movies, News "THE LADY IS â€" WILLING" 27 Evening Only 1 Chas. Chaplin "The Immigrant." 2 Young les. 3 Oswald Lucky mh‘h";u "lql'.hCao- tus Kid, King 5 Goofy Moâ€" vies. 6 Mickey Spe;:jl Junior Saturday Matinee .\ JohMH R fre, &Leaflfk’ candidate for Pana' iinois l.mm.rfil' Egm ied se while| §\ boyhpod. T o. sanly ‘.s T n the early (me, ’?’J". Stee io Wice Comsany. is 99ME sof and Wire Company. "ep'q ,El!;;i 0po tical job was that oo [c unty Clerk. Mr. Bullotk Woah‘: i ) \ in 1922 as the first Clertk Coord y ie cs: qnesty, efficiency and cial, M [ ,% B ull::;e:l.m:fld‘bsountyv to ’::, A es 50 .. E »ppmam« f j Count years Treag had t . Lew |A. Hendee, candidate for Cou .“fi;",;; Clerk,. born in Fre Town ‘:';;. attended Waukegan m lic Schools, St. Albans Military Acaâ€" demy| \@nd received his degree of Bachélor of Laws from Kent Co of ! t, He has had much to do with the leadership in the coun of th Egu’ epublican Party in his naâ€" tive eBunty and has represented said party on its Central Commitâ€" tee. He has held the office of Cou:x Clerk] for several ‘years and earned an enviable record for honâ€" esty, efficiency and ability in the adâ€" Ma 5"" C. Decker, candidate for Probgté Judge, has lived in Lake County ‘all his life. Worked on farxm, in <Fremont Township and tnug | gchool several years in this Coun x»'p“fi ‘Attended Princeton, Northâ€" wes '-;4‘,; ‘and Chicago Universities, working: his own way through scho ef ‘4&5 Probate Judge has be*n kindly @ourteous and efficient. Has mndld ;’ ood record and should ;e reâ€"eletted. i I ministration of said office Judge L. Persons, candid: for Cou m is a lifelong dent bf Laké County. As Coun Judge, his ability in the div | wo fgv-, the County Court, requires all ‘of his time, is know ‘*fi and has given him a sta wide Feputation. â€" His integrity and fairness as a Judge; his experience in this important judicial office; B in w in dependent and delinquent child: in, the insane and their . trec“‘_-'famillles; and the efficiency and ‘Righ standing ‘of the Coun Court} all merit his reâ€"election for the anguing term. s ol All Makth C. Decker, PA it |[J.. Nelson, candidate. for Treasurer, the past seven i %fl Deputy â€" County t. s to this he has or more years in financial THE PRESS W. C. Petty, Republican candidate for County Superintendent of Schools, born in Richland County, IMinois. â€" Received. his elementary and high school education in the public schools of that county. Gradâ€" uate of Illinois State Normal Uniâ€" versity of Chicago. Mr. Petty‘s wide range of experience fits in esâ€" pecially for this office, has served one term in this office with efficiency and â€" accomplishment, . He knows your children, your teachers and your school officials,. and should be reâ€"elected to this office. â€"> Lawrence A. Doolittle, Republican candidate for Sheriff, was born in Avon Township, moved to Waukeâ€" gan in 1892 where he received his education in the Public Schools. As a young man he went to work in the retail clothing business on Genesee Street, eventually buying out his employer. He sold this business to become a candidate for Sheriff in 1926, serving Lake County as Sherâ€" iff from 1926 to 1930, with efficiency, honesty and ability with a record that cannot be questioned. work. He has also been cashier in the Collector‘s office in which capaâ€" city he has received and accounted for all the monies paid : into that office. Mr. Nelson was born and raised in Waukegan, is married and has a family. He has never held any elective political office before. His actual knowledge of this work qualifies him for this position. We are cooperating awith 664 See the electric washers and ironers on display at your nearest Public Service Store. ‘©@ Why worry along with oldâ€"fashioned methods, wear yourself out every wash day? Do your washing comfortably, conveniently)â€"with electric home laundry equipment, You can purchase a modern, efficient elcctrid; washer or electricironer for ONLY 66c A WEEK, this charge to be included on your Electric Service bill. _ Electric Home Laundry Equipâ€" ment saves time and labor â€" and costs so little Frees you from was} LIBERAL ALLOWANCE for your old â€" WASHER or IRONER PuBLic Senvice Co OF NORTHERN The Automotive Repair Inc., of 1883 North Second ‘Etreet, announces in an advertise t . in this week‘s issue of The hland Park Press that it has the latest, most modern chassis ment equipment. Automotive Repair ; Service Gets New |â€" Aligning Equipment Sho Wedne: Docked at Waukj PERFORM FREE PARKIN Natural and ] HOMER Dfi AME FOR 01 There‘s nothing too difficult, too delicatre pmm.&hmm on a whole washing â€"quickly, easily. (Model 21) K# Washes six pounds of cl iently, safely. l-ovsr:xkn rolier is Ad;m to five different convenieric positions. Mellody Reserv CONLON IRONER (Medel NDI) «* THOR WASHER E WEEK ONLY . ’Y Harbor, Foot of Clayton St. &E | CE NIGHTLY, 8:15 N We :: C Seats 25¢ extra 1 ponsored by «) day, Oct. }aateurlzed Grade A Milk d in Your Locality. w Boat AYTmsSs lairy HRINGER POST 281 ICAN LEGION . aukegan, III. _ > ; â€" POLICE PROTECTION ~ day drudgery Starting $2 DOWN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 The Automotive Repair Servine announces® that for a . f“ only, it will check cars, h chassis and wheel alignment. _ With this equipment, axles and frames can be ened cold, without C work can be done to care without knee action, with .! cision,. k Read The Want Ad, h and , wits t in automobile tem Lo eC som t Th O O% EALl O# Timt Duc R JH® Bi Te R a)