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I, II Our Welcomes Are All / m K --| ~--_-- _ of One Size _ _.__-- || '. l Hallowe'en -- 1 FESTIVAL sompmniy @9 OUR WANT ADS GET SURE RESULTS Libertyville . _ October 29--30--31 Admission: 10c each | Proc:eds to :; i on Building Fund -- Attendance Prizes ~-- -- Free Entertainment Fashion phow LIBERTYVILLE TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Now is the time to replace all broken window glass. We carry a complete assortment of sizes, and we are prepared to cut any size to fit. and we will glaze where needed. This is a more convenient way to carry glass and reduces chances of breakage. _ Get Your Putty Here Fill all sash with putty, thus shutting out the cold and save on your fuel bill. ~ --_--'TOWN HALL °_ Hardware _Window Glass -- THREE BIG NIGHTS -- PUT ON BY THE LOCAL LEGIQON Frank H. Eger The mission of the Libertyville Trust and Savings Bank-- is to serve and we are devoting our whole energy and at-- tention to doing that very thing. ' Your account may be large or it may be small. 'But that will not affect in the Bring Us Your Sash east the size of your welcome COME. IN AND LET US SERVE TE mm n io omm o sinimce enegngtey * iramigest ET T LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. TELEPHONE 17 Music --__--.___ IF . NOTCE MYSTIC ORKER3. . All §3 o ldues mnl%fix pa K;!'Nofmbéi"l'i'&' * Edith Laycocls $#orrespondent. it [' Nr. and Mrs. Jess Porteous and son, mclllloi'nli}' where they expett to re the Clinton high schooli, was here. over w Sunday visiting ber parents, Mr. and . ] Mrs. R. W. Bulkiey. * #= | . 4 $10 wainut bow~enfd bed for only "IThe B rarcl$19.75 at the--Ray €Cusai' _ ___" DPaint * . mm 1e ~#Bha" /. e * --AnAie PBA Pr o i4 mb é Want a Brunswick record free* Buy one recorg and will give one awsy. « Pigk out your reeord, and we will zgi\.¢ . you on« { the same price you buy. The | lluy Furniture and Paint $tore. _ .1+} -- Mrs. Charles Rudoiph, whose home is in Riverview, and who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. R.--An-- drews, is reported seriously i!} Lawrence's church Sunday in obsery: ce Q o An Saint ap O 00 0c The annual bazaar and dinner of St. Lawrence's Episcopal church will be on Tuesday, December 8th. 1t . _A dayghter was born to Mr.~ and Mrts. Leo '1. Gibbons, at St. Francgs hospital in Chtcago, wonday, Oct. 26. A Hallowe'en party and basket so-- cial will be given at the Bush school Friday. evening at 8 o'clock. _ , _. . Read Langworthy's ad on page three of this issue. ..Some tempting bargains for the thrifty buyer are offered. : Mrs. Harry Pester was taken to the Victory -- Memoria® bospital in Wauke gan Sunday night, for an emergency operation fzr appendicitis. Today she was getting along nicely. California, where they expétt to ré-- main for the winter. . The church school 3' St. Lawrence's Episeopal church will have their Hal lowe'en party in the Parish house on Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Davis and daugh-- ter. Miss Hazel, left Saturday for St. _ Next Monday night, Nov. 2nd, is the regular meeting of Libertyville Chap-- ter No. 21 R. A M. All Compaznions pre urgently requested to be present. Compare these Conggleum rug prices and see what you save: 6x9, $5.45; 1%4x9, $8.65; 9110%4, $10.25: #9x12, $13.65. The Ray Furniture and Paint The best all--steel fabric spring made to be sold at so low a price, 4 95. This sells rexgularly for $750. A bargain for our sale 'The Ray Furniture and Paint Store. 1t A thrby--piece living --ro@m suite,, | mahogany cane finish, covered wi. biue and taupe Baker's velour a b. vmao formonty $109 10 at--the Ray Fu nliure and Paint Store , of bed aDogt panyink a D The man w and releas« The One Cont sale ef~ lecke: Neville started this morning, and -- timy@s--ever Friday and Saturday saJee41 drawing greai crowds 2( pPJ& Who by this unigqur plan wre abted tm buy standard merchandise onty on® cent ~_ f Mre. Bertha Dranmeéyer of lake Foreet died at 6 o'clock Sunday n'gh\t at Victory Memorial ho«pital Dea'b wase caused by diabotis She was taken to the hospital Sunday morn-- ing while unconséious. and «low!y sank. --The body was taken to the Prior undertaking establishment . at Lake Forest To the Parties who dumped. the .;ub-- bish on the Houllhand Farm. TAKE NOTICE--Remeve the rub-- bizh at onee from said premises. Par-- ties are known and unless rubbish is removed at once we will take draitic action. EASTERN SYNDICATE, Man Sleeps Like Log, Eats Anything "After taking Adjerika I can eat any thing and sleep like a log. I had gas on the stomach and couldr't keep food down nor sleep." (signed) R. g Mil-- ler. ONE spoonful Adlerika removes GAS and often brings surprising relief to the stomach. Stops that full, bloat-- ed feeling. Often brings out old waste-- matter you never thought was in your system. Excellent for chronic consi-- 'mtion. Decker & Neville Local and Personal Mare® Short Items of Especial Interest .to Libertyville People wE GIVE THE BOX MARCEL WAVE--THE IMPROVED METHOO OF MARCEL WAVING. WAVE LASTS TWO AND THAEE WEEKS. OuUR PRICES ARE RIGHT:--MARCEL, $1.00. ANY sTYyLE BOB TRIM, §0c; CHILOREN'8 BOBBING, 40e. Open Monday, Thursday and Friday til!l 9 P. M., by Appointment. LOCATED aAT FAXARM BUREAU OFFICE, 124 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. ROR APPOINTMENT, PHONE LIBERTYVILLE 438. ; io man NC w U Limbersy w Te Hrarriel .'/Br'au/g, an fny'st'msz on rr no«s wman to her h paced in the villags« this morninge. NOTICE Mrs. Harriet Matthews, Prop. -- Im¢. O d o# se {Or --Mr.--Beoit, cashierOof-- the Citizens' State Bank at Mundelein, has bought a lot in Lakewood Heights, and wil! biuld a new home there. 'The plans production --of--Allyvega y4oing'~ * **, week was on Tuesday, when 8,466 cars and trucks were produced: are being compléted by -- thearchitect, and the contract wil} be let. at an early date, so that the new home will pe ready for occupancy in the spring. and the coutract will be let at an eariy | [October 29 and 30: . / [} 'Bmc UShYOUR BUS,INE!.}S\S m'é' LEMS . --_ _ _ Foady 'to incy in the, sprid j : ~-- 6 . Ip you solve them.. Come in ready for occupancy in the spring. HERE SHE IS! a et us help you. lve : in _ Frances W 11--sears _ old, is| [Our Constance as the snappy j and get better acquainted. --Farmers are _' f the hlahw_le:t"m tiw sin ie on' 20e | [ French thancer who vamps 'enm'ftf---->..----alyays welcoime here and iwe are glad to --~ _ . Xtpitte Tamits "o hi in o7 ai| [alt . with" tiinkding eyes and [ [ _ -- ha'e you tell--us wat you' are doing on~--..... sc oC eroween festival being pai | [fNathing --toes, until she has-- tof | [ --_the farm. Drop in any time. _ _ _ _ ~_ _ ~_ '- "' tfllfli 8, ;;m-- ord for "nyviflx' day period. _ 16 biggest day of-- th« _ Frank Kennedy s sunning around in circles, keeping fime with the output of the Ford factories. During the week ef October~ 1723 the domestic ix tickets. County National| & P + iss . anennny cnn c ap ts BBR t sen w m Efficient Businesses Are equipped with modern labor -- sav-- ing devices----a home to be efficient must have them too ----a checking account affords the most efficient method of paying bills. HERE FOR _ YOUR USE! ""TIhe Baontk of Serwice'"' _ _ _ ty Ahoppe Jue 3. . 48 04. * om:u.:z -- ALNOWLEDGE _ . I APPLIE. * * **p PROTECTS h es INDIVIDCALS . NEVERTHELESS « . _ ~.. .GO00D ADVICE. . The first ten persons who solve the | re wil} pecetve a box of chaeotai es --| J ---------- The only stipulation is that you must * mention the paper in which you read agaie ... | L. 44 !t I"DON'T DOUBI -- " YOUR HUSBAND" --| Also Hodge Podge and Comedy Thursday and Friday, ° October 29 and 30:" -- HERE SHE IS! t o u'c h'es, and all with tha Frenchy atmosphere-- Also Pathe Review and Aesop "HIS MAJESTY ---- BUNKER BFAN Sunday, November 1: Going to get married?¢ First, you'd better see Viola Dana in A tragicomedy of married life in the first year. ' ".imogram News; Aeson Fable Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, November 2, 3 and 4: THE MIGHTIEST SPECTACLE ~-- * OF ALL AGES! CONSTANCE TALMADGE in HER SISTER |i -- --FROM PARIS"| THE WONDER PICTURE OF THE YEAR! Telophbne 29 VUDITORIU --THEATRE -- W. W. Carroll & Son Garters O_ Rubber Aprons Coat Flowers Fancy Towels For Gifts and Prizes 20eE Ct.-- slsn io nghtts autt "Der taiputoettion nB 6 o8 m o mfi on Forenrpeer~HB0 Ti pnigpt t metur nc an w anine hn a must | [ ~ THIS BANK IS. A FRIEND of the 'farmer. * *4 * _ _ We feel that both of.us have many things snttem ) t in coffithon.~ We could not prosper witho ' , 'you and we do not believe you could | --__~___prospéer without us. -- That's why we are l | anxious to make our knowledge of busi-- --6EI-- ness--and finance as valuable--to--you--as :\ On the Map! |! Libertyville Lumber | || Company _ _ |_ Did You Know Libertyville Is> The First National Bank Capital Surplus and Profits $100,000.00 _ _ C 123 EAST COOK AVENUEK _ Cement Blocksfor All Building Purposes ._._|| > Something New--CURVED BLOCKS FOR CATCH BASiNS. °|| High Test Blocks. Reasonable Prices. Call and Inspect Them. * Libertyville Cement Works : Many buildings yoing up. "Good Homes make good « We can help yosa make TC TELEPHONE 47 . Down by the Old Depot--Been there twenty years, 7 Mutual Friends -- We can help you make TOUR home better. -- Makes an old house new--plaster right on it. See t--try it! ' Telephones: Plant, 415; Residence, 165--J. s possible. for the Message of the Bankers in This Week's Prairre Farmer THE PERFECT INSULATION ® 1 C Libertyville, Hlinois SOLD ONLY BI 50c to, $2.00 50c, 75¢ 50c, 75¢ 48¢ to 98¢ Hours & A.M. ces