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was substitated for Hosakins late in the first 'half and again for Jackson in the second half. He played a r".¢'-¢l'"~1'wh'-' score * a..'%'&:m At the beginning of the second half Jackson was put f gwummm; _' _ %o genter, Ritts back to guard. This combination did not seem to work at all Well, theWhis Bangs making awflbhum," the score 13 to 3 in favor of and Waukegan Whis Bsns -- the Foulds fighting five came back and finally won 20 to 15, ir i: ~ently hopelessly defeated in the brst par: of the second half of the basket bail game between Foulds Whis Ba shitted w i hi dig "yomere yith in as guard and from then on se ies se at se aome haid h A feature of the game was Ritta's throw line. ~ He nmirds ten baskets from free throws out of eleven tries. The Whis Bangs was A M-- ty fust team and are _up of ie yue game was wen for Hoalds year. game * by Ritta's free throws, ;%' Bdngs got 3 points out of 13 free throws while Foulds got ten points out of tweive free throws. ty fast team and are jup of||. stars picked from the best | P non-:h':h valds Villa. ~For the first half the teams were very evenly matched, although both teams played looze basket ball ut times and the half ended with the score 18 to 12 in favor of Lake Villa. However, the ten minutes rest gave the local quintet new spirit and Young cinched the game by sinking 5 field baskets and a free throw early in the second half while the visiting team gathered in four points. . The game ended 27 to 17, Libertyville winning their first game of the season. Young F. first double header basket ball game perfect start by a double victory. The games were featured by close scoring and occasional thrills which would hardly be expected so early in of the season, and got away to a Libertyville (27) The Town Team played the first Foulds ¥s. e OF Ts bal 7"---'. BALL 5. ¥. P.T 'Homer R. F. quently. Gruenwald and Meyers stated in the forward positions and aided much in the team work, but were wm closely to get many at the basket. Suydam and Johnson were inserted in the mummmnw 'and Boyd subbed for Bar-- nett. The fresh mien speeded up the game and ended the half 13 to 12 in favor of Libertyville. Speed and teamwork featured in mwmwmxm-. managed to keep ahead of the Waukegan team, by fighting the ball off their opponents nasket and returning it to their own terri-- tory.' 'With the score 25 to 22 in favor of Libertyville and a minute Telephone 55 The NEW EDISON YOU are certain to choose the right gift if it is a New Hdigon, bringing the world's beautiful music into the home, for every mood of the coming years. m-vnhgn-aimu:num« famons artists as no other phonograph' can. It is the perfect result of MR. EDISON'3 $3,000,000 research. on Christmas morning, Come in and talk over our Bddget Plan of payment.. L The Gift She Has Always Wanted! Libertyville (25) Gruenwald F. PROMPTLY TAKEN CARE OF ~Hemstitching AND PICOTING . Helen|Lage [mmrmw%W*w=MM Style, Quality and Quantity l'hll' Y:'l:I-.:-,;-I £ of iniite and I it i"n"-, hict reputation I have enjoyed for the last 25 years. RICHT HERE IN WAUKECAN "THE PIONEER SHOE MAN OF LAKE CO." > For the first time in my business career, find my store completely overstocked. This I attribute to bad weather conditions. HmyonmmretofindthatDandngBflprer,thatSlippertomtchyonr your idea, your every want, for your every oewon,beitafomdeveut,m%g or My People, and You Will Hear of the Most Spectacular Event Throughout the Year! I, Chas. Jacobs -- house Shoe. AT A MERE SHADOW OF THEIR FORMER PRICE, PROFIT OR COST. YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT THEIR BEAUTY OF STYLE. AND SPLENDOR OF QOUALITY, AND ASTONISHED STYLE, AND SF AT THEJIR LOW Sale "THE PIONEER SHOE MAN OF LAKE CO." 103 No. Genesee St. Open Evenings The Name Chas. Sale Starts, Thursday, December 14, 8 a.m. FOOTWEAR! --FOR FATHER, MOTHER, SISTER OR BROTHER AND SPLENDOR OF QUALITY JR LOW PRICE OFFERING. Sl For the Entire Family, for Every Occasion Starts . JAQC