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m _ afermin', but while I never had any g- ce BEHIND a counter, I've f d over a couple score of years in of it, and during that time , "h-nilt'buuaidnm:d!' in which different nomgoi i¥ business, and you know, it's| t / easy to pick out the ones j ( ure building up a good busizess | E.+ getting ahead, and those that \'" are fust standing still or sliding| ---- ways in which diffe e / ity easy to pick ~-- Shat are building up : 3 :flh.ahudfln --__ are: standing --_ back. __~_-- Th the first place y _ fnalks know vou're st 8 ie itered as second--¢lass matter October 13, 1916, | "'mfndmnu, Tlinois, under Act of %: Issued twhe weekly. 4 i ----~ THE JAZZ AGE : _ Whe "jazs age" may be passing, as some have hoped it "mmhmmmmWByl \w-haderw&uthekw. C. : Wendell Wilson is orted to have engaged in while address-- "Vé _ tion of Young People's Societies in a New s _ This speaker is reported to have said. "Anybody g?n- is gither drunk or a fool." We know Liberty-- le people who are opposed to the dance, but we do _ They's one or two birds in your 'town that are in need of a little ad-- wice, and while I don't aim to butt Anto anybody's business, still and all, if I ean help a yourg fellow along by giving him the benefit of the broad and varied experience ac-- quired during the latter forty years fl?;wmumr,r'mmty too glad to slip him the info. neces-- sary to keep him from pulling eme \'v".dl'-flul._wnflldidduflag my early years, and maybe landing on the rocks, and while I'm on the WH"ldflhoonh-hny that they's many a young whelp that wummmh was too darn wise to take advice #rom his elders. > ming, is that they're trying to run wes i Libertyville according to , methods. They're friendly "ialdaicltyniatdw. In fact, I sometimes think they're too darn nice to be a whale of a success in business these days, when it is to show a little orginality pep, and take it from me, I be-- ) it is still possible to be peppy \ Sucteeding the Waukegan Weekly Gazette se : . C Established 1850 f t the first place you've got to let i know you're still alive and at place and carry the line of they want. In a town like coirs all that is necessary in the way of advertising,. is to nail a couple of rn-ndn-lflubfio of the store and prop up one end of the front stoop with a pump-- stock or two and balunce the other end with a couple of spools of barbed wire. When they's no other store in k with those KEYSTONE PRINTING SERVICE, Publishers. willage, anybody going by is ) to get next to the idear that m here's a place where some-- is keepin' store, and of course the old residenters®' like myself RU MIN A TION S ' --~ByC-- _ Y¥our Uncle Silas Water, v 000.00. -- Bal ; electricity, cisterns. r_um: Phone 80 A AN WIRE FENCE CO HOUSES FOR SALE Two new houses on Fourth Street that we will sell right. These mwthud"flr&lfiwnfln &.u\mdc'mlflu' mh" on second floor. MII:."E'!*.!'..'!'.EE& FRANK H. JUST, Editor 208-- M--2 ----Notice~-- To Ice Consumers Sidney Meaker ICE DEALER now in direct competition with the big city stores and the sooner you cop off some of their idears in busi-- ness getting the better a hold you will get on trade.that should come ) your. WHy» W e > ,| play safe, but you've got h_hba know it's there and stop once in a while. But, in a town like yours it's dif-- ferent. You've got to let people know where you are and what for, mmmwm'hi all you are in business, you've 'gzot to keep reminding them of it from time to time, or they'll zo tearin' off to some other place where the stores are whoopin' it up big and tellin' the world they're there to sell 'em something. 'em from going along big, I believe they'd oughter be told about it. Now folks, don't get> the idear that I'm pailin for advertising for Frazk Just or those birds that are running the Register, but I like to see young fellows do well, and when, they's just one or two things keepin' Publicity isn't the only thing you need, by a long shot. You've got to handle folks right after they get e ce after, and too timid to show 'em something else you've got that ought to interest them, Nobody in his right mind is going to get sore if you call his at-- tention to some good values in other 'only one kind of business that has h.,m'dlonr-bdlh :.don, any advertis-- t and that is the speak--easy, or | blind tiger, and look what's hap-- Cl ME ET y C pening to it now. village that's the berries when 1t a.qubflhc!dh:;fin he's . at and what he's and ete., and every onée in a while he g'nmm&lfi.b , and gets folks all jazzed up and talking about him, and ~it's what is bringing him in the new eustomers and holding the old ones. Columbus took a chance when he set the egg on end. The darn thing put some pep into your business this Spring, and look alive. It pays. Your Uz Ivanhoe, March 9, 1922. one $4500.00 and other Libertyville, IIL w of any: make such a # s that. . --= -- _ _ It was quite PROPE® when s number of you? people in the audience uttempted to get a hearing in their own defense, D6t they were waved *';;_' clergyman. lthdfl;"fi.wfi: rich enter into any movement ly, pretty nearly nmwm-z far in charging the particular thing attacked. And time it is the Rev. Wilson who seems to have over-- stepped the bounds. Instead of accomplishing any last-- | ing good for the &@use he probably sought to Assist, in tmlityhehusdfllludhlm. es The "jarz age" is passing. All of us are -- quite confident of that, and in view of the fact that it was getfinzwbe-.wmthh(mnod-u" extremely sorry to see it go. Americans nOW fi. novelities from time to time, and jazz was one of them. But at the same time that it is passing we can say with uMytht,e'enw&qm.'hdwmu'.,&,il resent being insulted--over it and they do not. think very much of the minister who, like Rev. 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Price's Caking P OWaer Cream shortening ; add sugar , beating well ; add beaten . one half the mil)~, and mix well; add one half the which : hlhui!flMdfl%&;wmolmfim'mmdhtdwwz"' fi-._lhhmmndhyuah in moderate oven 15 to 20 minutes. Spread the whipped cream between the layers. ; w" es a mePNIn -- Pn AATTATEA 8 . Di atgirated rind of 1 orangs To the cream add the sugar slowly. Add orange On Sale at All Grocers munity. ,.2"""'»"{3'""": flmhzfiafie in -- that _ com-- simply because av they make Just about how much ought that mmt'hnbundimeud in Montanz to be worth under the mdwfiyflgrflf ' Blind tigers seem' to 'to the cat family, so far as flamgo_ no effort to attract it, _ -- r i# # &# As a rule we have to put the cat out, but the fire goes out of its own AKING POWDER C J xANs 1 tablespoon cream _ Onrly 4 For a large size can, 12 oz. wl¥ $ ORANGE CREAM LAYER CAKE Add orange pulp, rind, extract and melted butter. Béat until smooth and spread on top of cake. Try this with Fresh Strawberry Icing (Page 18) R s ts 250 .. We heard one Libertyvilie man say Mfl"jusnw"hdfl.u.:o-, ported, he knows where it has gone What has become of the old fash-- iored: Libertyvillée man who used to 'refer to his wite as the "old woman." Peace, says a New York editor, is a state of mind. Yes--of mind your ' The greater part of any Liberty-- ville family's worries comes from buying the things they don't neea. # 4 i# Some merchants don't believe ' them and don't know what they have to #ell.~..........--.----_.___-- A's *T O W N i. 4 ## 4 teaspoons Dr. Price's Baking Powder How will folks know you're on the band wagon if you don't blow your horn? Use the Want Ads. After IRVING HELFER by * _._Snow's Auto Livery -- PAY AND NIGHT TAXI SERVICE ------ Phone Libertyville, 806--M LIVE STOCK BOUGHT & SOLD Phones s?-w-x'u 124--R Libertyville + + =. --, and Bullé For Sale "'".'..."L.a."""i;f.z'a:;" *4