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*3 1 Mr. anm# Mrs. Lester Linders are enjoving a visit with relatives in Jo day eveninag, OL Walter in and Raymond W alrond w National Au-- tomobile Show--at Chicago Wednes-- b/, Mrs. Keme Fisher and son, Lloyd, Socie ty ana LOCAL NEW S '"It Takes Money To Make Money*" * 3 LBS CRISCO 1 CAKE PAN -- FREE VALUE $1.04 LAKE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK LIBBY'S FRUITS FOR SALADS 3 M * 2eel en en n eernenannrmnnteanontithenlnen ARreon on en n mb m 12 CALIFORNIA ORANGES LIBBY'S DE LUXE BLACK LABEL PEACHES, No 2% Cans, 40 cent value, 2 cans for ......._._..... $ P ECIA L S & C for 321 So. Milwaukee 1 FULL QUART AMMONIA -- @n a windy night fis&_not only endanger The safe way is to keep your chimney clear Several bad fires from this cause have nar-- rowly been averted within the past two comMUNITY? BAKERY GOODS ON DISPLAY FREE DELIVERY -- ~> Y ET very few wealthy men have started their lives as cap-- italists. Most of them have begun their careers. as wage--earners-- and accumulated their first capital by saving from their wages. A savings account in this bank may start you on the road to fi-- nancial independence. F. B. Lovell Co. is a maxim often quoted by the man who has never made any TO SAVE MONEY, PHONE 31. O. H. MOLIDOR THE EFFECTIVE SOOT REMOVER PUT UP IN PACKAGES Capite} and Surplus $150,000.00 Chimney For This Week Cenol TQ1ts Mrs. Cora Hull was a Chicago uflerWedqcodlym § Mrs. F. Benson and Mrs. R. De-- Hoog motored to Chicago Wednes-- The children of Mrs. Jesse Scott of Newberry avenue, are reported as vi}tims of the mumps. M. A. Tritz, who has been quite i1 at his home t'lm'l'::sl the past week, is reported as m improved. Miss Maxine Ray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Ray, is con-- fined at her home with chicken pox.. Charles Bilson of Ravenswood vis-- ited with Libertyville relatives Wed-- --for homes that want the best in cooking of your neigh-- 72¢ $2.00 25¢ ILumnxos Illinois 95¢ 39c¢ Miss Hildueur Schanche of Blue Earth, Minnesota has accepted -- a 'Enition with the Lake County Reg-- | ter. . Miss Schanche is a sister to 'Hrs. H.--J. Clark ofthis city. ~--Messrs. Charles Haas and Arthur Brockman and Mi@es Cecilia Haas and Marie Tonyan of Chicago at-- 'tended the National Automobile i Show in Chicago Wednesday even-- k i The Ladies Aid of the local Metho-- I dist Episcopal Church will meet on Tuesday, February 7th at the church for dr winter pienic. Mrs, Jack Bradford, Mrs. J. Williams, W. | Wheeler and Miss Hazel --Butlér will Miss Lillian Brown visited Thurs-- day afternoon at the home of her iister. Mrs. H. Harrison, at Wau-- egan. year--old son of, Mr. and . Mrs. Charles Wehrenberg, is unable to attend school this week because of illness. James Laycock, Jr.., who was se-- riously burned several months ago, was able to be out of doors for the first ~time since the accident on Thursday, Feb. 2. George A. Case of Waucon a Libertyville caller Friday son, IAODETL, WCre gUUCSsls Qunuday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roder at Mundelein. f Miss Catherine Jenkins and broth-- er, Vern, of Evanston, former Lib-- ertyville residents spent Thursday evening with Miss Cecilia, Haas. The February program of the lo-- cal Musicial Society will be held on Monday evening, February 20th,. Watch for further announcements. Mrs. Fred Zersen of East Park Avenue was among a number of guests entertained Wednesday after-- noon at the home--of Mr. and Mrs. Will Zersen of Mundelein. The local American Legion post, cooperating with the Anxfl:ry, will give a card and bunco party at the The Christian Endeavor meeting g ldm P:e;gygerim Church will be at 6: un evenlng Feb. 5, at the home oz Miss lanche 'l'x:fgs,' 215 Elm Court. Miss Ruth Hafemann will be the leader. Warren Smith, the seven-- ear--oldi son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray 13' Smith o'iag from :iv:m::."is 7 / pne < C 8 of | pneumonia. He passed through the crisis of the ailment Tuesday night and his con-- ['dition is steadily improving. ° The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Carmody of East Church street, has been on tht sick liste this week. _ Aubrety Wells, student at the Uni-- versity of Illinois, arrived home Thursday where he will visit with his parents, Mr.--and Mrs. W. G. Wells of West Cook Avenue, during the week end. 8. --Refreshments will | after the games. . i --Mrs. Charles Wehnnberfi, 126 | North Stewart avenue, was hostess to a number of friends Thursday at la five hundred party. Prizes for high score were received :?' Lydia t'Wehrenberg, first; Mrs. M. Tritz, !aeoond; Mrs. Clarence Colby, third. 'The consolation prize was awarded 'to Mrs. Maude Helfer. Dale S. Collins is taking a few days' vacation from his-- dutites at the First National bank to entertain his brother from Kansas City, Mo., who is visiting with him. ed to bring sandwiches and a dish to pass. All are reminded of their District -- Number Nineteen to which ~the: Libertyville Parent-- Teacher Association belongs, _ will hold a conference at the First Chris-- tian Church at Waukegan on Feb. 7. rhymes with the fifty cents. > o Cane aotegiiee from St hok are : from -- St. w -- rence's Church to the ninety--first annual convention of the Diocese of Chicago to be held at St. James Church, Chicago, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb.: / and 0. --N. i. Kaping and George Burridge are the "Young People and the Book of Matthew" is a special sermon to young people. at the Methodist Church Sunday morning, Feb. 5. The tendencies and the characteris-- tics of young pe;rle today will be considered. A indu's view of American young people will be given. All young people who do not attend church elsewhere are invited. The Libertyville recreation room received a $50.00 recreation check from the Men's Recreation parlors in Chicago as a result of the show-- ing of the local bowling team in a tournament at the latter place last week. The Libertyville team rolled the highest score_of any which com-- The morning session will open at 10 o'clock a. m. with welcomes to the district, Lake Countfi and Wau-- kegan. Miss Mary utphy will speak on "The Health of the Child" and Mrs. N. G. Symonds will give a message. ~In the afternoon session delegates of the local associations will Q've two--minute .reports and Mrs. Walter H. Buhlig, President of the State Parent--Teacher Associa-- tion,--will give an address on "1928 Parent--Teacher Work."> It is hoped Mrs. Ralph H. Wehrenberg is making a remarkable recovery from the eéects of an operation for ap-- pendicitis performed last Saturday evening at the Highland Park hos-- pital. She is already able to be up in a wheel chair and it is ex-- pected that her condition will per-- mit her return to her home in the near future. PA plnyimg will commence at 8 o'clock and tables' will be jorovided for five hundred, euchre and buncto. A dance wil also be held in connection with the card party. Refréshments will be served free. The public is cor-- dially invited. peted in the event and carried off the first honors. n . and Mrs. Lewis Nickoley and Wehrenberg, the eight-- Sunday THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1928 and the attendance was above the average. : Dr. Worth is instructor «in sociolm at the University of 'Chicago is recognized as a na-- tional -- authority on > sociological problems: -- Some of the ideas he expressed in his talk were charac-- terized by. several ~Kiwanians as being just a shade too modern. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mar-- jorie Mears and family. The Winkler's Wildeats, a local team, met with Will Fenner's bowl-- ing team of Mundelein at the Rec-- reation Room Wednesday. evening. The scores were 2609.and 2755 in favor of the Mundelein team. Mrs. Charles Ward was pleasant-- ly surprised Wednesday afternoon by 12 of her friends who gath-- ered at her home and held a y in her Honor. . Euchre --was yed and refreshments were served late in the afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Leonard: Disney, first; Mrs. Lyle Smith,--second; Mrs. Joseph Bond, third, and Mrs, Mat-- thew' Tritz, consolation. Rehearsals for the musical review to be staged by the local Womans Club will start next Monday and will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 534 north Milwaukee ave. The hours scheduled for the different 'groups are: school chilg:en 400 pupils © 4:45 and the grown ups at 7:380, 'The entiret. show must be put in shape for pre-- sentation in less than two weeks and it is necessary that rehearsals be held daily. 7 'The address on the subject "The Modern Family and Its Problems," delivered Thursday night: lgy DPr. Lours Worth before -- the wanis Club, was heard by a lar%: number of local people. :It was ladies' night Friday evening, February 10th at eight o'clock by the Aid m'gSode of the Methodist Episcopal in fuiry vane through the pley ano i ry runs play also contains a number of humorous retorts. A fine cast of character has been selected and under the able direction of Mrs, E. W. Colby, it is certain that the presentation will be'a complete success. The local Parent--Teacher Associa-- tion will hold a Founders' Day pro-- gram on Friday afternoon, Feb. 17, at 3 o'clock p. m. at the North Tickets have been pr'lwed on sale this week for the y, "The Old Peabody 'Pew" by Kate Douglass Wiggin, which will 'be presented Grade school. A lu'ltao?' of the aims and accomplishments of the Parent-- Teacher Association during the past thirty--one years since its organiza-- tion on Feb. 17, 1897, at Washing-- ton, D. C., will be -- given. There will be a birthday cake and candle-- lighting ceremony in which thirty women will participate. James Suter will present the musical part of the program. Everyone is most cor-- dially invited to attend this meeting. & out about seven o'clock Thursday evening when an automobile driven by Thomas Exon, c'ugt fire while he. was driving to his honte on west side : cemetery when the flames start-- edeomimthmghtbfimtm He ran to the Charles Gooding resftience and turned in the alarm which met with a quick response by Several -- hundred . people «were joresent Tueadar night at the clos-- ing*of the nove sales--boosting cam-- paign which has been conducted for the past two months by Lang-- worthy's store. The crowd . com-- &tely, filled the store and blocked traffic on the west side of Mil-- waukee avenue for some distance guished by the use of chemicals but not before the machine had been The stairs leading to the Audi-- torium theatre and the corridor on the second floor are to underg:) ex-- tensive improvements accord 5!!1" g_l;m%ftbeomnofthebuil g. e specifications call for the laying of a new floor of rubber tile over the entire expanse. The tiles are one quarter inch thick and are to be laid in cement. The stairs are to be in a solid color with a heavy brass nosing while the landing, corridor and rest rooms will be of a two tone effect with a dark .border. The sur-- faces have alnutz been machine scraped in preparation for the laying of the tile. o : Plans are 'going ahead for the rummage sale to be held by the building and hospital committee of the Libertyville Woman's Club for the benefit of the Elizabeth Condell Memorial hospital. It is expected that the date and place will be fixed at a meeting of the committees on Friday night and these will be an-- nounced in our issue next Tuesday. Anyone having cast--off clothing or household goods which they wish to contribute will help in the work by. calling any of the following com-- mittee members: Mrs. A. E. Suter, ~»hone 765, Mrs. Max Kohner, phone 276, Mrs. L. H.;:Akers, phone 579, Mrs, Llovd C. Ray, phone 220--M ar Mrs. J. C. Reuse, phone 79. ' Insure Only > in either direction. The large doll was given to Miss Barbara Miller, the brldfe lamp to Mrs. Brownell, the blankets to Miss Hattie Boehm, the hockey skates to Miss Marjorie Kublank of Mundelein, the air rifle to Mrs. Twyle Andrews and the cam-- era to Alex Hapke. } The Misses Alice Wilson and Vel 1 ncla v3--5a with a _ standard stock company under State supervision. Ask hi on e Pn Phones 469--269. Daked ham supper.by Lutheran Ladies' Aid at tge Parish House commencing at 5:30 P. M. Legion l'l"-;' -- & ©207% . 2A U GRE Entertainment by the Mundelein P. T. A. at the Community House. Program to consist of readings, songs, numbers by the children and : Wednesday, February 8. Card and bunceo party at the Town Hall, given by the American Legion and Auxiliary. Refreshments served. Fot;'rth annu,;l Wb'-flmxf the Mundelein : Fire Department at Kate Dougles Wigetie precented at ugla; presented a the Methodist Church by the La-- dies' Aid Socisty.. I 5 : . Friday, February 17. P. T. A. meeting at the North Grammar school at 8 p. m. Foun-- ders' Day. «1¥ e¥. * f February 16, 17, 18. "Cheer Up," a musical review by the Libertyville Woman's Club, for the benefit of the hospital fund. ; _' _NOTFICE 3 There will be a special meetir]\'g of Liberg:vjlle Lodge No. 492 A. F. and A. M.-- on Saturday .evening, February 4th, opening at 7:30. Work on the Felloweraft degree. By order of the Master. . _: _ . & £ /.. T. F. SWAKX, : ts 4 Secretary. Monday, February 20th February program of the Liberty-- ville» Musi_caf Bociety. ' x ioned woman who worried more about her:bread not being light than she did about getting so heavy her-- -- Wednesday, Feb. 8th. > Card _ and bunco. party at the ywn Hall given by the American What has become of the old--fash-- ?h{femn Q&) Im oddition 'to A Reverly Dss Shop! QOME-OWNEDJ ~\_STORE COMING EVENTS rt play. -- Our $1.00 Day was a howling success. We sold many hundreds of combinations for a dol-- lar, which meant a great savings--to those who took advantage of the specials. To those who were unable to participate in the bargains on our $1.00 Day we offer many specials for 4 days only, begihning Wednesday, Feb. 1: 1 nine lb. keg Mixed Holland Herring for...$1.15 3 cans No. 1 size Sun Sweet Prunes for......29¢ 2 cans N?.'Z size Fresh Garden Corn for........29¢ 1 ten oz. pkg. Dromedary Dates for.............19¢ 1 No. 2 size Hillsdale Broken Sliced Hawai-- fan PIMNGaPDIG AOT:......2::::--19=5,900mecs uies cnnnn io dR 1 gt. can Club House Sauer Kraut Juice for....20¢ 3 pkgs: Ferndell Jefly Powder for..................25¢ 1 lb. jar Luncheon Preserves, all flavors, for.25¢ St;,e'Wing Flgs, black or Adriatic, 2 Ibs for.........25¢ Sauer Kraut in Bulk, 2 lbs (1 gt.)............_._._15¢ Home Made Pork Sausage Meat, per 1b........25¢ §pare Rib, per ID......--...----------............. 100 All Phones 25 Thursday, ~Feb. 9th TRIGGS & JOHNSON , Feb. 10. -- by ©HIS IS a s 1: :. Executor. Being a majority of the Board of Directors of said Company. publication: * © Special notice is hereb, fi\'en that a meeting of the stockholders will be held at 508 N. Milwaukee Ave., Libertyville, Tlinois, at the of-- fice of Paul MacGuffin, on the 5th d'{ of March, A. D. 1928 at eight o'clock P. M. for the purpose of sub-- mitting to said > stockhoiders the ?uestwn'of surrender of the charter ranchise and . coxl'i)orate name | of said W. W. Carroll & Sons Co. and the dissolution of said corporation. Yellow Cab Just Call 306 when you want Taxi séryice and we will do the rest. Notice of tul ial mee to dis-- solve corporation and ce%ute of S N OW S |AUDITORIUM| 'Wolf Fangs' Special one reel feature : "AFRICAN ADVENTURES" SATURDAY, FEB. 4 _ ~RANGER (the:dog) IN 'Ginsberg the Great' SUNDAY, FEB. 5th GEORGE JESSEL in 'Ben Hur Heme:Owned Store With RAMOND NOVARRO ; © BETTY BRONSON -- > MAY McAVOY and --~FRANCIS X. BUSHMAXN Admission 25¢ -- 50¢ MON.--TUES.--WED. FEB. 6--7--8th Mickey McGuire comedy "MICKEY'S PALS" with Gertrude Astor Aesop Fable News greatest picture of all Matinee at 2:30 ; Charles E. Carroll, i Charles E. Carroll, s A Wisconsin Mother says: "I find mothers very well informed on the subgt of "r&;pe" in medicines. Few mothers nom--days wo:l;i buy a preparation t contained opiates or: chloroform. A glance at the wcksgn before buying tells her this. ith Foley's Honey and Tar Com-- foimd, the name tells a true story. t is quickly effective for coughs, colds, crouvw and throat irritations. Pure as it is sure, and worth many times its price."--Adv. Short Talks by Thoughful Mothers. takes too much money and too little goods to keep the womerm dressed. One trouble with this age is it i| CHICKENX HEART-- ED Did you ever notice that most all hard boiled eggs are yel-- low inside? a remarkable mem-- back now and recall whether the ground hog saw his shadow last February. > We are not super-- stitious, and neither are we fond of ground hogs, so we can't understand all this hullabaloo about Feb. 2nd. What is X4>~ LIBERTYVILLE LaR ET AIEC EC vo----l.- o'f a h--ymn-" ,LUHBE'R mCO" 4 "Which one?" e budk : 1 > 0 ie hm Ti araale "How fim "founda' renty years." Libertyville, Ill. Phone 47 and 48 0. A. 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Hubbard was in the office one day last week and comp-- limented us on our little newspaper, "The Four--by--Six," "Whenever I look at of our sales and in-- quiries would indi-- cate that this is one of the best coopera-- tive schemes ever. Watch for our ad in July. "All a modern girl hastodotobepog:- lar is powder her nose dollar day was a great success for us "Down by the Old Depot." The result DOLLAR DAY Libertyville's -- first reason the other members of e family favor buying an auto on time is because they know who is going to have to pay for it. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for fl-.eirelomhmhm- house at Gilmer was destroy-- ed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hall. There is uncertainty as to whether or not congress can do anything at tainty about its finding plenty talk about. e Father can't help feeling that the and _ overhaul his ment. #l'fllcolz sash were used. 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