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| #% al §4 tion from 1929 to 1932. In politics Judge Burgess has alâ€" ways been affiliated with the Repub. lican party. He has for many years worked tirelessly in national, state and county campaighs for the inter. ests of the Republi¢tan party. Only once before has he sought a county office, being defeated in the race for the Republican nomination for the office of County Tréasurer in 1934 by the present holder of this post. Although Mr. Burfu‘s‘s entered that campaign at a late date after many of the voters had pledged themâ€" saAves to support other candidates for this office, he received a large vote and made a most favorable imâ€" pression on the public.by the clean and highly spirited campaign he Mr. Burgess was primarily responâ€" sible for the building of the beautiâ€" ful and highly modérn: Deerpath inn at 255 East Nlinois\road, Lake Forâ€" est, which is considered one of the best and most exclugive hotels in the Chicago area. This structureâ€"was constructed at a cost of $500,000 in 1929 by the Lake Forest Hotel comâ€" pz),y. and Mr. Burgess was presiâ€" dent and marager of this corpora+ fathe PAGE TWO Rumors that Mr: Pmess would be a candidate for a| county post only after being petitioned ‘to do so by citizens generally | throughout Lake county," ‘declared |Mr. Burgéss. "I have already been assured of sizeâ€" able support in dévery one of the 75 precinets of e county. I beâ€" Edwin Burgess, Candidate for Clerk of Circuit Court The sanitary arrangements for house dogs are often a source of a great deal of anxiety on the part of their owners, especially when the weather is apt to be wet and rough. | $ Many dogs are unwilling, to say the least, to go outside in wet weather, and are therefore inclined to be dirty in the house. However;, if training to paper is attempted, it will be found that the puppy. will learn in surprisingly short period of time to ‘adapt himself to this system, which enables both the famâ€" ily and the dog ‘to enjoy freedom from ~ unnecessa inconvenience. Those animals ;?ich are particuâ€" larly clean in the house and who will not go out i::; wet weather for the performance of their natâ€" ural physiological functions are ofâ€" ten subject to kidney, liver, and intestinal troubles which may lead to more serious |systemic disturbâ€" ances, unless arrangements are widely known Lsre Forest ‘official, | s a candidate for\ the office of clerk 4 # in Lake Forest at ath. He is 50 vye ras resided in Lafie ast 30 years He Garnett‘s MENS STORE nduct the Mr. Burs Sporting Jr. and Catalina allâ€"wool swgaters. Broken size | ranges. Values to $2.95. Boy‘s Full lined k+jckeds; Plus 4‘s. Reguiar $1.95 values Cireuit Court in Lake « 3 Lake Forfit term. or 11 to proper All End of Month Specials Albert Butterworth est at 391 East Deerâ€" 50 years of age and Lake Forest for the BEDDING FOR DoOCs ce of C He is police s |married and |the hildren. Hiz home ever? Boy‘s Pajamas All Wool Sweaters â€"â€" $1.59 Wool Knickers qualificatio and fitting! en e car popular and $1.09 $1.149 magis ?ow + in thi unts It wasinnnounced that a team of ten men| consisting of: President, Cameron} viceâ€"president, Smith; diâ€" rector, Ahlberg; director, Brown; Dr. G. G. Pogtels, R. Rioux, J. De Smidt, C,. Laegeler; executive officer Weber and W. Berg had been entered in a nation wide postal match, using the Mr. Jdghn Sovey and John Franâ€" tonius wére admitted to membership at this mieeting. | . The boys will be given a general talk covéring all phases of fire arms by a competent instructor. They will be instructed in the safe and :mper manner 0f using arms with asgistant instructors going through the variâ€" ous moves on orders from the inâ€" stmctor;following which they will go through these same moves themâ€" selves and be allowed to fire at tarâ€" gets for record and experience. They will then| be examined by their troop leader o# members of the committee sponsoring the troop and be awarded merit ges accordingly. At thel last regular méeting of the Sheri Rifle and Pistol club, held Friday ¢vening, William J. Brown asked the club to coâ€"operate in asâ€" sisting Boy Scout troops to qualify for theit Merit Badges, in the proâ€" per use jof fire arms. kiembers of this clul, well versed in the art of handling! and shooting all fire arms, will meét Mr, Brown‘s committee and arrainge a suitable date for the boys of his troop use of the club‘s Seout ps interested may call any of the cliab officers for full informaâ€" tion. *" t 0 f per use |lof this club, 1 handling! an will meet and arraing boys of his Seout p tion Rifle Club to Aid LocgicBoy Scouts to. e ure Merit Badges waged. | After losing out in this primary| he supported the Republiâ€" can nomlinee in the fall. In fact in the 1 election campaign he manâ€" aged the Republican headquarters in Waukej‘n and performed this arduâ€" ous«job |in a splendid rTnnne.r. He is & ber of ‘the | Republican county etntral committee and for the last 3 rs has served) on the. exâ€" ecutive committee of this organizaâ€" . People who have no real facilâ€" ities fof the exercise of the dog, suck as |a yard or garden, and those who p the larger breeds such as the Bhepherd, Airedale, or Colâ€" lie, can|at least following the funâ€" damentdls laid down for the care o# the ler dogs. | to. exel their w door. Howeyer, it is not often possible or convenient to provide a basket or box large enough to administer suitably|â€"to his comfort, in which case a ‘tbed" may be made up anyâ€" where there is a minimum of draft and golf air, thgugh the hall is never a|good place for the housing of man{s best friend despite the amount |of protection and security this wopuld give to the household, unless a| great deal of care is taken made f paper, tem. r their relieffl:xr.dl the r some other similar sysâ€" de the breezes which find y under the average front â€"To be continued. .22 calibre rifle indoors at 50 feet. ‘This team will shoot their targets which will be mailed to the league manager in Kansas City, who in turn will use the first two weeks targets to find this team‘s average and place it in a class of that average. The balance of the ten week‘s shooting will then decide the winner of that class. Winners of each class will receive suitable medals and be eligiâ€" ble to compete in another match for national honors. The bill law firm of of the Dew Quarta Jr. bile owned by his father and used : the administration of business of t} theater when it was in collision wit the automobile driven by Dewy with his wife as a passenger < Highwood and Waukegan avenu Highwood, on August 19. 1935 Last Week‘s Bowling his son are na suit started in . Dewyer and his 000 for injuries mobile accident With Preti bowling a threeâ€"game total of 651, Vogue Cleaners took two games from the Horseshoe inn on Tuesday evening of last Week. On the same evening, the Elk‘s won two from Coleman‘s. In Wednesday‘s games, The Pres: boy‘s continued their losing streak dropping two to the White House while Purnell and Wilson won tw« games from Hansen‘s tavern. Moroney‘s Insurance pr only shutout of the week day evening (when they three games from March Dewyers Ask $11,000 _ _ _ | Ms for Accident Injuries ;. Vincent Quarta . artlett theater ir is son are named 1@l driving the aut s father and use m Leag'ue Results justice ns $ Amo np:aint fhied by t t Behanna in beha lefendar Hizh Ir at 50 feet. Community Forum THE PRESS nu n a Matt §11.â€" with Professor 8. A. Hartzo, head 0; the political science department a Lake Forest college brought ou early mandatory or discretionary powe allowed the President in propoas neutrality laws were balanced and counterâ€"balanced around the Nenuâ€" trality Round Table ‘held Tuesday night at the Y. Vj C. A. A repreâ€" sentative and keenly interested audiâ€" enee questioned and tried to thitk through . the mau; angles of how to keep out of war entanglements and still throw our power on the side of justice wherever possible. _ Among the opinions that seemed to grow out of the discussion were that this country cannot remain safely out of future continued wars until there are no more wars beâ€" twéeen any nations; that the league, while an inefficient machine as it Mrs, C nd nfo kened e /SUC blg on w exists, is one 0 128 mic boycort C is the powerf: ed most wisely gays means for Discusses Neutrality the far reaching new problems ‘of this century. Comments on definiâ€" fimdwfidp&mm .â€""everything except ostrich feathâ€" ers and pulpits" it was remarkedâ€" increased the opinion that an ecoâ€" nomic boycott or applied sanctions, while difficult to enforce, would be Mrs. Corliss Anderson, chairman of the Leadership Council of the Y. W. C. A. and chairman ‘of the eveâ€" ning, had to call the meeting to a close while questions still waited for more discussions. Edith Love Pierce, chairman of the Public Afâ€" fairs committee of the Y. W. C. A. encouraged by several in the audiâ€" ence suggested the possibility of having. some national topic for the next discussion since an internationâ€" a! one had been presented at this means of stopping war in the long run. j "~ f M 2x3 yard Cloth at s 22 ineh Napkins, dozen 2;&2'/: yard Cloth TABLE LINENS Check these prices against what you usually pay â€" and you‘ll realize the saving. Wash Cloths. 12 to package Saturday will be the last day of this event. Stock up for the year. The savings are deâ€" cidedly worth while. Extra large manâ€"size t colored border. Dozen BATH TOWELS Special towel by Martex Medium size. 29¢ each Double Damask Cloths. 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