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Yard Phone 415 A. NAQEL, Manager. Residence Phone 168.J YARDS: 123 EAST COOK AVE. LIBERTYVILLE, JLLINO!S ASK FOR INFORMA-- TION AND sPECIFICA-- TIioOnN§ FREE WITHOUT OBLIGATION LIBERTYYILLE CEMENT WORKS Home of WATERSEAL Roofing Lake County National Bank Libertyville, III. _ Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY OF LIBERTYYVILLE, ILL Friday Evening, April 12th, at 8 o'clock 311 Park Avenue McDonald's Commercial School TWO WAYS Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts New Classes Now Forming Algood Oleomargerine IN THE AUDITORIUM THEATRE, LIBERTYVILLE, ILL The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend There are two ways of testing this 7 quart Aluminum Waterless Cooker value $6.00 Given with 95 coupons from pound packages of 'all for booklet showing other valuable premiums the community : bank's ability to serve the people of vou will use the second also. If you use the first test, we believe Thousands are using it with perfect satisfaction. Earl H. Corlett COMMERCIAL COURSES Individual Instruction Positions Secured for Graduates 2. Try our service yourself. FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PREMIU M Offjer Ask our customers about us 1 pound....30c 5 pounds 1.45 QUALITY CONCRETE BLOCKS FOR =®»~TTER HOMES FRANK BELL, C. S. B TELEPHONE 130 Special of New York City Announces a by Libertyville, Illinois TILES8 MADE IN ANY CcOLOR AND FN ANY QUANTITY Miss Ella Duncan, 211 Johnson ay., is a medical patient, following a ma-- jor operation at Condel! Memorial hospital Saturday, March 30 Miss Dorothy Se¥b, Prairie iVew, submitted to a tonSillectomy opera-- tion at the Condell Memorial hospital Tuesday morning. > Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maplethorpe, on Antioch, are the parents of a baby girl, born at the Condell Memorial hospital on Friday, March 29. Mr and Mrs A. G Meyers enter taine«i Mrs. Jessie Sseauer, of Kan-- kakee and Mrs. Gesina Beijer, of e€hicago, Mrs. Maria Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. O Jubhrend, of Libertyville on Easter Sunday, and celebrated Jane Alma's third birthday anniver sary. M Mrs. Avea Bruhm, of Palatine, was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rogan, 123 Sunnyside Place. C o Mr and Mrs. Mike Behm 312 Ma-- ple avenue, announce the birth of a daughter at their home Saturday, March 30. The baby girl has been named Alice Ann. avenue Mrs Chas. Kiddle and Mrs Stan-- ley Kiddle, of Lake Forest, and Mrs Joseph Pester and Mrs. Ruschewski and children of Lake Villa, spent last Thursday with Mrs. George Good in g. Word was received this week, that the C o n d e 11 Memorial hospital bas -- been -- given recognition -- by the American Hospitai a@assoctation which bas placed the local institu-- tion on the accredited lst. Big spring sale starts Saturday, April 6th. Don't miss the big mone saving event. Langworthy's Dept. Atore. 1t Emmett Gleason and E. E. Glea-- son, of Prairie View, have been sery-- ing on Petit Jury, in Waukegan, for the past two weeks. Mis# Erma Strang of Waukegan, and George Strang of Grayslake were visitors last week at the home of Mrs. Mary Bensinger, 314 North Mr and Mrs. Bert Curtiss of North Milwaukee Avenmue, arrived bome l@st week. Becausge of an accident in which they were involved, they arrived somewhat later than they expected to. The Ray Furniture and Paint Store has been appointed the authorjzvd! local dealers for the famous Sparton | all--electric _ radio, with dynamic speaker The gew Soarton Equa-- sonne model is# mow on dGdisplay at the Ray store in Libertyville | A contest between commercial classes of the Libertyville and War-- ren high schools, held at Gurnee on Wednesday, ended ip a tie, each school earning 37'4 points in the meet. which includedtypewriting shorthand and bookkeepin« Big spring sale starts Saturday, April 6th. Don't miss the big money-- saving event Langworthy's Dept. Store. Jt started work on the erection of six large storage tanks, located along the North Shore Line tracks, south of Liberty lIake Each tank will have a capacity of 9,.000 gallons The company will deal in gasoline. oils and fuel oll, the plant here to be H. E McNeat, 9%5 Eim St. Win netka has been in Libertyville this week making arrangements for the establishment here of a new corpor-- ation known as the Petroleum Pro-- ducts Company According to re ports, the new company has already U s n Or d as a th shor« Gardening time is here. Make up a list of -- | the things you need, and let us fill the m order . Rakeg ... 2222222222.........75¢ to $1.50 Leaf Rakes ..........................50c to $1.00 24--in. Hedge Shears..........$2.00 to $2.75 Pruning Shears ............90c, $1.75, $2.50 A Bagain'! Belmont Spading Fork, $1.00 Hibbard Garden Hoe, $1.10; OVB, $1.25 Fertilizers: Vigoro and Old Gardener, In cans or bags: 5, 25, 50 and 100 lb. bag Famous and sure--growing '"Manitowoc" Seeds. In Package and Bulk. EVERY POPULAR VARIETY Onion Sets, 15¢ per Quart GARDEN TOOLS YOU'LL DO BETTER BY SEEING US Regulation Horseshoes, set of 4......$2.00 PHONE 17 GARDEN and FLOWTR SEEDS FRANK H. EGER ributin rritory LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1929. PITCH HORSE--SHOES! ' A new motor transport truck was 'delivered to Anderson & Exon Motor company this week. The firm has or-- dered a second new truck, which will bring the numbver of trucks in use !to four.. They make daily trips to Chicago, and delivered merchandise to towns in Lake county. _ Two motorists ran afoul the law in Libertyville over the week end. E. Panek, of Niles, was picked up by Marshal Druba and fined $5.00 and costs by Magistrate Smith for driving recklessly thru: town. Be-- cause he saw fit to do 43 miles an hour thru the business section, Ern-- est Fisher, 3523 Whipple St., Chica go, drew a fine of $10 and costs from Magistrate Smith, Sunday. Clark Dunne, village mail carrier, who has been on leave of absence on account of illness, fir the past two months, returned to work Mon-- day. Richard Schotanus, who work-- ed Dunne's route, will continue in the service, taking over the parcel post delivery. Attention, _ Automobile . Owners: We can now give you a reduction in your insurance rate covering Habili-- ty and property damage, providing you have not hag a loss covering these features within the last two years. This'is an innovation hereto fore unkpown in the insurance world. It applies only to private car owners Seae me before renewing vour insurance. R. G. Kaping, Real Announcement was made today (Thursday) by Secretary W CE Har-- din that 'the next open meeting of the board of directors of the Cham-- ber of Commerce will be held next Thursday night, April 11, in the com-- munity house at Mundelein. tor--Insur« SAVE WITMH SAFETY Shavers' Paradise REXALL SHAVING LOTION You'll be in the seventh hea¥en' of shaving delight a'ter you have used these shaving n a C e 8 8 it t es K L E N Z O S H aA V | N G C R E A M softens the beard REXALL SHAVING LOTION reffreshes the skin Decker & Neville Phone 55, LIBERTYVILLE LIBERTYVILLE The TEx@LL Store 14 only KLENZO SHAVING CREAM CWS 39 cents 50 cents 1t ~ The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Knight, who died Monday in the Alice Home hospital in Lake Forest, was held from St. Lawrence's church Wednesday afternoon, with the Rev. E. P. Baker officiating. The funeral was arranged by Mrs. Harry Gleason 128 Park Place, who was a close friend of the deceased. Mrs. Knight *was born in London, England, in 1873 and dame to Lake Forest in 1920, and resided there until her death. |The,re are no Hving relatives. Burial was in Lakeside cemetery. A class of 33 seminarians will be ordained to the priesthood Saturday morning, April 6, at St. Mary of the Jake Seminary, Mundelein. His Em-- Ilnence, George Cardinal Mundelein will officiate, assiated by Rev. Msgr. J. G. Kealy. The ceremonies attend-- ing the ordinatior --will be attended Telephone No. 5 THIS WEEK 221 S. Milwaukee Ave. _ Telephone 831 "Service You'll Remember®"' a few dollars every week and deposits them in a savings account with us doesn't get his name in the papers each time, like a movie star. But the deposits and com-- pound interest mount up year after year. And many. a slow--and--steady saver has achieved far geater wealth than the high-- ' salaried spender. This Week's Slogan: Heinz's Green Pea and Celery Soup, large can ... 2222222l. 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Eaton, of this village, who is now in St. Petersburg. Death of Mrs. Eaton was attributed to pneumonia. Misses Lillian and Florence Klep per altended the Notre Dame Club Formal at the Drake Hotel Easter Monday night. by large numbers from Chicago and nearby suburban communities. The newly ordained priests will journes to Chicago aboard a special North Shore train, leaving St. Mary's gate at 2:31 in the afternoon. Libertyville, IIl. _ 19c _ $1.65 ___ 205¢ °_ 99c $1.00 INDEPENDENT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR FOR $1.50 A YEAR AND NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DELIVERY. DUCO.. dr'ies quickly..easy to use Schanck Hardware Co. \Juick, wonderfully easy You can transform each familiar room with Duco Telephone 39 And -- DUCO dries quickly. UCO flows on any surface D smoothly--quickly. Wo-- men find it a delight to apply.: It does not ; 'pull" -- it leaves no E brushmarks. A check leaves no room for doubt. It's a record and a receipt for every dollar you spend--a convenience you can't afford to be with-- out. 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