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w Entered as second--class matter October 13, 1916, at the post office at Libertyville, Illincis, under Act of March 8, 1879. Issued twice weekiy. * As it is, no two receipts for long:life agree . Some of g_-_-dau.uwmm'wm_um., bottle of boore after every meat, while others live on starch and boiling water. Apparently it doesn't matter m bit what you do as long.as you persevere. The ubduuMyouhuto_tu&v'ths nmnm.r-o:ommkmm constitution. The latest method of reaching 100 is Mo'lfl-AmGrmp.wbodhdmhln mmummotxu She was married, ng:mwmum..mma,;..d ".'fihufli*'&mwyouknmwm how it is thought that this method will not become m:;mmnyumgirls. Since A rumor has been circulated in connection with my Candidacy for road commissioner that it is my : The wage rate paid all teamsters for road work has formerly been with a-- horse i. &.* " . * 'CAR KINDNESS | . ) ; _ .'Why should your automobile be ""1""' less care and less consideration than your horse* : There is something radically wrong with chemnvhdonwork ENCLEBRECHT STATES . mis| MARRI m POLICY IN REGARD TO AG_F_[_.JCENSES w9 TEAMSTER'S PAY | _ Bert _" _Tetz_larf of Fon du Lac anfl',l phatically that this report is fixed by thetown board. It is my purpose, if elected, to be governed in this respect by the policy now in force. In hiring teams, therefore, lphdouultbndhpfihny mfl"dw-dln all cases for the best interest of the town and the tax payers. . < «. KEYSTONE PRINTING SERVICE, _ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY . _ Go every day this week, enjoy the interesting lectures by Miss A. Fritts, a noted demonstrgtor. LIVING TO BE 100 In spite Of the fact that some Libertyville people life is uot worth living they are always anxious now 'how those who reach 100 manage to do it. Een PaRn Cl c Succeeding the Waukegan W eekly© Gazette > Established 1850 -- _ TRIGGS & JOHNSON'S s .,fnvq';om in this locality should avail her-- self of: m«:tfiopflvfla'eo{m e io asen Anotrr Ssd and dole C A LV ME T BAKING POWDER WILL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY Like millions of other housewives, domestic ociencetewhersmdexpcrteookAxh:hehubz using Calumet for many years. w her to 6: phintoyouthmughademomtndo:{dwhy(hl; methafifivemdindispemablé to satis-- facto y results. 734 The Calumet Cook Book, co "fl offered free to,all housewives. _ . / e The slip in the pound it to your address free m--Jfin.umef your copy will be forwarded at once. % E c.mn.u:?mmmun "Some Bal Powders come in 12 oz. instead of 16 .0z. cans. Be sure you a full pound when you want it. Also Demonstrating Beechnut Beans -- THE FREE DEMONSTRATIONS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY to _employ __only --union 1.. Every standard distri 1 bt,ifor head. hfo; high--grade cars uses Tungsten contact points. ) qy 2.' Eighty per cent of these points used by the original ignition manu-- facturers are made by Fansteel Products Co., Inc., of this County. 3. '.The"lFANSTEEL Distributor to fit Ford cars, trucks and tractors, contains standard Fansteel tungsten points assembled on correct . mechanical principles. _ IF THESE FACTS INTEREST YOU, A P THE \FANSTEEL DISTRIBUTOR IS PROCURABLE AT THE i . FOLLOWING l)EALERS: A Henry P. Engliebrecht. I FRANK H. JUST, Editor E. H. CORLETTS day after day without Some feeling of| V ISTIT Y ou are im | to Scrap the Timer on Your Ford, Consider the Following_Facts: BOOK FREE Bert ®. Tetzlaff of Fon du Lac and j Mabel J. Lerch of Waukeshi. j Alvin R. Dorn arid Sara E. J&nq:;;} both of Beater Dam. Edgar R. Congdon: and Augusta Y, Cobb, both of: Zion. : ; Harry . Brockway -- and nlabu* Banne, 'both of Waukesha. . + William K. Hess and Lillian Stamm, both 'of 'Chicago. . CHarles J. Newhouse and Anna M. Fredrickson, both Of Kenosha. it 'George J. Hugle and Helen zemri both of Sheboygan. John Van Der Spool and Myrtle Smale, both of Libertyville. _ 2 John W. Peacock and Agnes E. Vir M';Qm " * 23 motives, ho BON + uie AMe MB R § quality of the S@r¥iee gotten fi" A Teal fellowship for Mis horse. Wuy, then, sh0 "g"' same conditiong exist between a man é'flv"'t«f. )e mobile? . But, !some Libertyville readers will say a horse has intelligence. Granted. But who y that a properly cared fo -MW'A may not have something that is at least akin to intelligence ? Somhowth'w---npfihh&nfl when it does w@~ean't help but feel that he has the |mmub}em-twmylbm"h'l-m and tear are Gom -- Already mAny Libertyville housewives are giving spring house--cleaning problems attention. '~And as usual the biggestyproblem of/all is how to get 'rid of a lot of stuff that has accumulated, u'-rwhfl new things will be purchased, Right there is where the "mere man" in thhom We want to sug-- west that this season n i of this comuocuty lay aside -- their --worries --about --second--hand .. articiles, and let this paper dispose. of them. -- Snrely there 13 someone who would like to have the very articie of furniture you would--like to dispose of, or the cook stove you aAre @oing to replace with a new one, A small notice in these columns at--a cost of but a few cents will in most every instance find the party who has for sometime been wanting just the very thing you are now wanting to dispose of. Your market is right hare at home, if you only knew it, and your only way of finding: ouy is by telling your neighbors-- several hundred of them--just what you. have for sale. It is worth trying, at least, mdhmnl articles are advertised and you sell but bne it will more than pay you for the modest cost of the ad.. on for "wHY NOT TRY THIS 200 Halter Tie Straps, 200 Breast Collars, ¥od ht mame. 1090 back, special this safe ___ /40 t 500 Leather Halters Your choice ... 250 Horse Brushes, Class 500 Feed Bags, brand new A $2.00 value ... L 500 Ponchos made of Boe tenin snssg1 . 7B waterproof 400 Barracks Bags, can be used for darger qWmy B4 500 Pr. Bath Room Slippers Army Hospital Issue, pr... 200 Denim Work Hats, worth at least 50c, speci worth $12 to $15 200 Pr. Reclaimed Overalls 100 Pr. New Overalls ... 1000 Pr. Cotton .and Wool Socks, réelaimed, pair.------ ; of him the 'by the man Tibertyville Army and Navy Store ARMY AND NAVY GOODS We buy direct from the CGovernment and can gell for less than you can obtain anywhere. Come in and look around.. Our Opening Sale is now on in full swing and we advise you to put in your needs for some time to come. ---- : s : MMAVQ. 3DooflNordtofhkeCoug§yNat.Bnk speciai@2+90 --$1.29 * 08q $1.25 49¢ 69¢ 75¢ 19c¢ 5b¢ u%m«- figures as they pass a windy corner. | "';'.'_##0 C Every 'merchant knows that it's easy 'to sell when people want to buy, But only the wise ones know that advertising makes them want to buy. gg&t_@mmflm_ pretty certain what will happen if '"What we'd like to know is why grand opera folks charge more for a night's sleep than a hotel proprietor charges. ~_What has become of ?h aw-h ioned Libertyville man sed to be <knowa. as the-- neighborhood nuisance, because he borrowed his paper every week instead. of sub-- seribing for it. 6 s 80 Doz. new Cotton Socks. assorted colors. Worth 25c pair 29 f For this sale 2 pair . __,-.c 20 Doz. New Cotton work 7 market today. 500 Cotton Shirts, Army, ed. The best value on fio'Bc mavrkat tadaow "Your tholte 50 New Jersey Over-- > * scb t o# x It is Tither an abncerfain month, 20 Doz. Chambray Shirts, Brand new. Select, Wool Worth $8.50. spe on §1.00 por 800 Cotton Undershirts 800 Wool Drawers, re-- 50 New Cottom Undershirts French Balbriggan ___------ 25 New Wool Union Suits, Very Special .. 1000 Infantry Packs 500 Canteen Covers 1000 Pr. Reclaimed Your . Your tholee "$1.29 '"*25¢ $1.69 95¢ 69¢ 69¢ 25¢ 19¢ ~Charlie Chaplin says he is figur-- ing on playing baseball. He must think they play--it with custard pies. f \} M 4b s The money that goes to Mr, Rock-- """.' oT sIph C o ~There isn't a'whole lot of use : in saving time nless. you know what to do with it, ; i onnid 'w-h-nhumwnom it does if it didn't travel so fast. ie "Ut 4# i# A New Jersey man says a woman 'Phid him -- to hold her 1p. But she '-- It has gotten mow so that college 'presidénts are saying things about their students almost as unkind as the students used to say about the presidents. 100 Pr. Brand New Hip 50 Pr. Reclaimed Rub-- § " Wk 4t it a --~The Ford car has been responsible for a lot of stories, and now that Henty nas bought another plant we may expect to hear more --stories 25 Pr. Work . Shoes Sole, Worth $6.00 Special . 50 Pr. U. S$. Munson: Last Shoes, {J"s.h' Ianhh:" Shoes. Atll are best of leather. Wo§ !° fi' $10.00. Special........® & 20 Pr. Officers Shoes. U. S. Inspect-- [ Aigpt: inAvcome es 118.3 1. 5000 Brand New U. S. qml Blankets. Worth $12.00. Th 4 Army Blankets, -':zoum 100 Mattresses, Felt box Cmy ts mes $3,.50 200 Army Wool Overcoats. A few $12.00. For this Aals sniy n Your 100 Army Raincoats. 900 Wool Army Coats 1000 Pr. Wool 1000 Pr. Cotton Cotton Army Coats . Navy. Dregs say where she (got the T OW N et today pair black, worth $10,00 to i# 45 4 a t $4.95 ~$2.95 $2.95 $1.00 $2.95 $3.95 $2.95 $1.19 $1.29 79¢ 98¢ >, | AppERE 1¢ We Insure Glasses Against Three Doctors ° Tfl'flrfib 1 N. Genesee St. ~ W 1 109 S. Genesee St. AN The Lake County Register is the| __*** 9* -- only semi--weekly newspaper in the| °44 Lincoln A county. J Let the STEIR PAINT SHOP ' do your Papering & Decorating Shop rear 342 Milwaukee Ave., Libertyville Telephone 188--M : "Assisted by Sadie" . Wednesday evening, March 29 ~ in The Auditorium, Libertyville. Two hours of real fun and laughter. Con enjoy yourself, and forget your troubles. The Area Athletic Club Will You Christen It And Win A Prize JAMES A. WATROUS HARDWARE--Waukegan WELLA & COOPTTHORNE O0--Lake Forest PPR C CS GREEN BAY AUTO REPAIR--HMighland Park AUTO BSUPPLY TIRE & VULC. C0~--Highland Park Libertyville Lodge No. GRHRKE & Doer RKE MOTOR CO.--Libertyville INDEPENDENT GARAGE--Zlon Clty . Tickets on sale.at Lovell's * ADULTS 50e. A Greater Libertyville Beauty Spot Let us show you our samples. CASH --PRIZES Do IT NOW + under the auspices of Needs A Name See this space next week 1st $50.00 2nd --$30.00 3rd $20.00 presented by Motorceye DERSON goErcyl_?b?!nd Bicycles, CHILDREN 2%c.