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! _ MOTORISTsS COVER _~ . _----_-- HUGE DISTANCES PAGE STX x g.md';&"wh.!lnaddi- to using sixteen gallons more gas Mdnrbglthelix u.&:min-nmm ve paid & n@_p_gthamgemin *' Waukegan,.. Chicago, -- Kenosha and other cities bordering on the not down and won't if we make o_am!ortheurmvith eo--operation. ; j ® "The St. Lawrence river is one means whereby the problem can be solved. Many people talk about go-- . ing south to some of the European ~countries You all know where stated. And this money will return into the pockets of the farmers." E. I Pilchard, specialist in junior club work at the University of n\-' nois, was the first speaker oh. the program. He told of the or-- ganization of the 4--H Club and the early history of the Institute. "I am often asked just what 4H stands for." he stated. "It stands for the full development of the head rand, heart and health of the farm boys and girls. And since we started the club the affair nas spread from a state organization to a national She characterized homemaking as one of the most important subjects in the United States today. "It cannot be classed under any separate heading," she declared. "The best heading that could be placed over it would be 'All Occupations." cessful if it had not been for the boys. The truths were put into their minds and they carried them home ta their parents to get them interest-- ed in the work." Heéar Mrs. Nellie Jones Homework, the "greatest profession in the world" was thoroughly dis-- cussed by Mrs. Nellie Kedzie Jones. of the University of Wisconsin, in before the War of 18122-- Aiter the war, the United States told the sol-- diers that it bad no money with which to pay them off and to go west and it would give them land. The same occurred after the Mexican war and the war of 1861--65 and the home-- steads in Illinois and even further west were beginning to be a reality about this time. * Valley Pays Heavily "In other words these wars were paid for out of the Mississippi valley on the nortlt "As . soon as the farmer began to settle, he invented the seeder or the drill, the reaper, the self--binder and thomandvltm:tnmtbs was able to compete with any nation in all the world. "At this time Europe, agricultural-- ly, was about as well off as it was in th-- days of Caesar. But some of the industrial heads got together and de-- cided that if they could sell their in-- ventions here they could sell them in Europe and such they did, first put-- ting them on the market in Argen-- tine In this way competition was _ "But despite heavy competition this country is an export producing country and no situation coyd be more ideal I hope that the time never comes when the farmer is un-- able to produce a surplus. No worse condition could be prevalent in any country. "I¢ we want freedom in business production is necessary and it is well we over produce, and this appears certain for many years to come. "Some of the speakers of today say that the percentage of export is on falsehood. Take wheat for instance. Several years ago the rate was 30 per cent and now it is 28 per cent of the amount grown in the country. It is na'dudo'n.ndwon'tuvemle conditions better for the farm with means whereby the problem can be solved. Many people talk about go-- ing south to some of the European countries You all know where Duluth is Take a line around the Mtndyonvmnndthattteouch- es the St. Lawrence river and then on across the ocean direct to nortF-- is with northern Europe. (Continued on Page 10) past six months covered a mileage surpassed by no other state in the union. It all came about because of lilinois' extensive system of hard TO FARMERS PREDICTED roads. This condition is indicated bythfut'thtnamsix- teen more gallons of ine were wmoad mor .cam than for the nation used per --can than for "h--"- * ® The of gasoline used in Iilinois per car is 200 gallons On this a u':'a"éw was paid. the United States. final talk on the evening's pro-- And most of our trade the \E CR OOR B B EB 2E 22--E B BcE B iE BE Ee &A Eer e a s B a e Ece iCE 32 * » Ee o 3 2044 aCHl Pillows 54 inch stamped lunch sets,-- the cloth and six napkins. $53 M MIE . | 2« 22 e necniein ce mntroathemes All ready to embroider. For Btarhped with neat designs $ Genuine bridal pillow cases, 42 and 45--inch; hemstitched. $4 Stamped patterns, pair..... About 100 finished models of Attractive kitchen curtains with just a few stitches of work on C PHMIlS§ ........._.««««<s=«x@antls Yuxlues to--§5.00 ............ 12 Momme pongee, all first qual-- i#tv. This is the genuine mom-- AlU wool serges, 44 and 36 inches wide. Also 38--inch faney wool Press materials in checks, $1 High sheen slip--satin in all the high mm; also '1 black and white at yd...... $1 discount on every hat in «e house at $5 or over. This is feature of Dollar Day. Anugelovelynewspmmt.sm $ included. Select the hat you want and save ..__._............ The Art Goods Stylish suits with 2 pairs of Sizes 15 to 18, at Silks--black charmeuse, crepe de chine, in fiteen' colors, Honan Pongee Beverly Prints, silks both plain and fancy, all l 00 are to go for a surprising price while they last, yd. * Pure aluminum cooking utensils including famous "Wear Ever." There are 12--qt. dish pans, 12--cup percolator, 2--qt. double boil-- ers, 5--qt. tea kettle, round roasters, convex sauce pans, with cov-- ers, roasting pans, cake pans, French fryers, 3--piece sl pastry sets, water pitchers, at choice ...._........_........ Kitchen Curtains Bassergloss Satin Finished Models Knee Pants Choice of Pure Aluminum Ware ce ut on o c w s s on on c on on on ol on Savings For The Boys Stylish New Homefitters: See What A Dollar Buys On The Third Floor Silks, Woolens, Wash Goods, Domestics, Dress Accessories Boy's Suits Toweling Pure linen crash toweling. With Percales in all the colored and 1 Dozen Wash Cloths with at-- tractive colored border are of-- fered to you on Dollar _ $1 Famous Levi Strauss make. Fast colored and guaranteed not 31 to rip. <Sizes 1 to 8....._.._ A Well made of good fabrics. mssn | -- Thursday Is Wash Cloths (YB Moke | 'In Waukegan _ |« And the Grestest Values of the Great Event Are of Course' at s m o o i c m o o B on m ue m as m m ue n n THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1928 as a.Dollar Day sensation $ Lt 4 IDL ..s«----sassrrccmusis Towels, 22x44. one day at 4 0K .~...«..« Hope and Saxon Muslin 36 Inch Hope and Saxon Mus-- sale for 8 yards .. quality, in a well known brand. They are one of our out-- Ol standing offers for ._____. ~ Wash Tubs® No. 3 size wash tubs with sta-- will stand hard use ....... "Carroll" large package of Gold $ 'UOuSt, all IOf --,.~~.--<«kg«~«~«« . _ Flour Bins 50--lb. capacity flour bin, wi white enamel finish. An $ outstanding value at ...... White enamel finish for spring costumes. They are Wash Boilers Galvanized wash boilérs in a ments give perfect comfort.' They are in all light under-- $ heavy galvanized cans that $ value\ for Dollar Day at.... Bread Boxes White enamel bread and cake sizes 2'% to 6. stt Childreh's Roman Sandals. in all sites Misses Patent Ankle Straps. Women's -- felt suppers --with leatner or soft soles Very warm and 'comfortable at the %1 , Arch Support And Stout Shoes In the shod section on the second floor you may select any pair of "Arch Support" shoes or "£3{ shoes and deduct $1 from the marked price. Included ate smart new shoes in various leathers. Regular $5.50 and $6.50 values. Select the pair you wish ar@ S@AVe ..._._.______._._____._._._...._._._.~. ~---- Curtains, Ruffled curtains plain white a&ances. Values to $2, at ... silk. In two popular natural tints. An exceptional value $3 , 81x90 Sheets Turkish Towels --Casement Cloth Rayon Shorties -- smart little und Garbage Cans _Never Such Drapery Bargains w e e Dollar Day Shoe Bargains On The Second Floor -- Feélt tubs, at .--_--> Dainty Lingerie For A Dollar Misses And Children's Shoes Aprons | Smaill .tie Polly Prim aprons. Waukegan made garments. Just Dollar day for Ladies' handkerchiefs with col-- ored borders and corners attrac-- tt'&'ixjs. Special, at the sl Iisso' values proced for -- . $ Piif --..--......~------««@r«=ema=us Dolar Da¥ it ...««--~--«~««« Support And Stout Shoes _ _______ _ _' _ Canister 'Set -- 4--piece canister set, for tea, su-- gar, coffee and flour. Bunfid Brooms Good 5--sewed brooms with pol-- the value at 2 for ......... pounder and roiling -- $ Kitchen Sets Wooden sets, one rack, three with colored dots and de-- $ signs,. 5 yards for ........ 1500 yards of finest quality 36 and 50--inch drapery silks in the wanted colors. Values Sl up to $1.98 at 2 yards for.. Porto Rican, uand embroid-- ered bridge sets. . With four Boudoir Slippers Women's leather boudoir slip-- pers witlh rubber heels. Values broidered. Selling for Lunch Cloths Water Glasses Glass Kitchen Embroidered Bridge Sets Uniforms $1 Draperies ww ce k m m e e j on m oo m on t o an onA "No , at 1 dozen $ Regular $5.95 Children's Patent Leather Bizes 2 to 6. € excellent qugality. Dresses that are in all the col-- ors and patterns so attrac-- $4, A group of blouses and sport sweaters in various styles on stationery. This is the regu! $150 value. On Doliar $ uy it 1 .~.----=--«ta~--=Zrecarum Kid Pumps Women's high heel black: kid 100 fancy silk in various different shapes in a range of colors All nigely $3 Handkerchiefs , Ladies' linen Handkerchiefis with fancy corners These are col-- ored handkerchiefs "» $14 Dollar Day offer :st........ Bags of a variety of styles Very dainty ...... them. -- Offered Dollar $ Stationery Best quality White & Whykoff with fancy cuff trim. All in fAirst Smart chamoisette 'gloves, just the thing for spring wear. Fancy Deay 2 pairs for . Nappie Sets 6--piece imported Nappie sets. From 5 to 10--inch sizes with at value, at each .. Absolutely depéndable -- sca and at this prite are $ (mported Ing trays with nickel pht;:rglcxxes in assorted long and short * -- Rag Rugs Attractive rag rugs in a Blouses, for Porch Dresses Serving Trays Family Scales Alarm ~Clocks Wool Dusters wool wall' dusters of Kid Gloves Hand Bags w d m m Sweaters #" for for Phrmcado T t h ww barstiathh.. . Foe=cn ... > .l Jnt ... t > .. c dentints ..sss uols h emenilii i incgs A es on mmoe t «. 0 .\ P ------i ( E ' * | L CeoRt &0 --EASARBB T 0 0 OO OO T OO L nnnnnnnnmnmnnnnnnntenmnnntnnms White enamel cake closels. / Good size with hifiged door. The _ .90 famous "Nasco" Brand, ll >--inch ht ......--~~mapraigadeenre.s> 1 wont Bread Board Sets an excellent bread knife. sl Specially priced at, set.... Imported earthenware tea pots all prettily hand decorated, tl large size, at each ..._... Fine three coated white enamel ware. Included are 8--qt. con-- vex kettles with enamel covers, 6--qt. convex sauce pans, 10 gt. preserving kettle. 'The gray enamel ware includes 32--qt. straight pots wilh Cover, 24--qt, convex ketlies WILn 6 covers, 30--qt. dish pan. Choice at ___--.--.------.----.-- Choice of White and Gray Enamel Ware Cake Closets Tea Pots for N _« acvcvetartes Dainty \ wonderful value at ...... Sherbets and Goblets Suit Cases at 6 ce w e mt on m m s