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. ll, t, jil.$lilltEll, Ill. nil MONTHS, DIES $lllBllilitlf Clarence B. Aishuler. real estate end insmnce broker and one ot the outstanding civic Workeré'in the city, died at his home. 717 North. Sher-Mu road, Waukenn. at 11 o'clock Thursth morning. after sut- uring n stroke €1.21 night before. His brother. mon T. Aishuler. who had been associated with him in business since boxhood. preceed- ed him in death by les's than a year and a halt. Mr. Aishuier's relapse last night tell on the eve ot his brother" birthday. Since April 1 Mr. Alstniler's cou- dition'had been serious and be re. turned trorn Biloxi, Mise. where hi had wintered to a Chicago hospital where he spent two mouths before returning to his home. His condi- tion remained unchanged but death came with a. suddenness that was shocking. sons. in 1894. He continued active in theplant until his death when his none succeeded him. They had been closely associated with their father in the factory from an early age. With them also was their sister. who is now Mrs: Frank Rubowits of Chicago. She alone survives from the Moses Aghuler family. Beside the widow, Mrs. Mae Al- ehnler. there are two children. Jeanne and Morton, left by the death. After profiting largely from the factory and numerous real estate ventures in Waukegan the Alshuler brothers abandoned their business five years ago and took a long rest. Then they associated themselves in the real estate and insurance busi- nus in connection with R. C. Sher- man Insurance agency. The brothers. who were insepar- able, weer active in this pursuit un- til Damon's death, March 13, 1928. Clarence was unable through his decline in health to Rive the greater portion of his time to the bosiness after that. Death use due to a kidney trouble that had proved fatal to his brother and to his mother 25 years ago. First III 3 Years Ago The first direct sign ot the illness came three years ago when he was rushed to a Chicago hospital alter he suffered hemorrhages trom the effects ot marchiugiu the when! procession of his friend. the late Mayor Theodore H. Durst. He had guarded his health care- fully even to taking extensive win. ter vacations, in San Antonio, Tex., and friends believe QM these pre- cautions lengthened his span of years. Leader m Civic and Industrial Waukegan Succumbs at Home The stroke that left him uncon- scious came with unexpected sud. deness. "is physit-iun had left him about 7 o'clock in the evening and 30 minutes later the attack came. Wu Manufacturer First The Alshnier family first came into prominence in the business lite of Waukegan and the middle. west through the operation ot the Horn- ing Glory Wrapper factory located on Madison and Spring street. This garment enterprise was rounded by Hones Aishnler. father ot the two was. in 1894. He continued active in theplant until his death when his sons succeeded him. They had been closely associated with their father in the factory from an early age. With them also was their sister. who is now Mrs: Frank Ruhuwtts of Chicago. She alone survives from the Moses "billet family. On Community Chest drives he usually led all others in amounts collected tor ehairtttble purposes. _ The deceased was Tm yours ol just last week when he celebrate his birthday July 8. neu Incl-nu Were Varied Mr. Alshuler In: interested in pacticaiiy everything that carried public appeal.- Besides building n fortune tor himself. aiding charms. and lighting for civic betterment, tut toot a keen delight ln espousing high types of candidates tor public once. nnd in hle'leleure momente he enjoyed any sport that en: in eeneon. In enmmer it would be bese- bail. ln am the college football was, and in wring. Meme". Both he and In: brother contributed lute amounts townrd the old Weet aide basebell club that npneented Weakegen. "aa, a civic committees named In the last 15 years carried him " Imbmber for he unknown to give us much serious thought to the wel- nre ot the city " to his own but!- club He was active In the Muonlc fur ternlty, the Ella and the Rotary For elghtJears Clarence, who van konwn throiieh the city as "Cal", was a director of the Waukegan- North Chicago Chamber of Com- meme. He was idontitied with pearly all of the worthy charities of the Mt yas a finaneial subscrib- er of the most generous type and to active worker as wel. He took n great Interact In his children and home. and often to naked an? the most Comforting thing 3 man could expect tron life vu a bully, In looking but our the people nnd protects that he took a not!" baron In, it In unoot lord to bo- llcvo that he could and enough "In. in 50 you: to the Inch . well rounded nm. q The (new Ionic!» will be held Monday at the home with the It can in chute. Burial took plum at mum. Chicago, with the may CAMP Rlll JEWISH BOYS It OPENED The opening of Camp Wooster. not! Round Lake. to Jovian work- " boy- nnd young In. " to u - of no. wu announced yet an!" by Alexander mum. ox- ocn'tivo anew. "The to. I been not It I sale on wreath). tho working boy of n vary notion-nu Income tho oppor- tunity ot n nation tn clan. who]. a... --Aitn1Bl" Mr. Mm "'rGaarmwttt-te? years old THE INDEPENDENT DEtAVERIID TO YOUR DOOR FOR ONLY 81.50 long u then in a demand. The - , trrtted on u mme kosher ba. The comp is owned and operated by the Young Men's Jewish Cheri- tiee of Chicago. Por more than At. teen yum it has given - 1,000 boys . two weehe' vacation eech summer from the congested dis. trlcts. Opening the comp Inter In the Bq0tsott to Working boys in . new protect of the eamtt's pronem. do." 1 Quart Jar Old Monk Salad Dressing and 1 Bottle French Dressing; both for, tre---------------------------"""-""' :9 Cans Libby's, Borden', or Carnation Milk or ._--._.-.. ' ......-..... .-- - -i---..-_ ---------------_t__l.m--------""r 14 Bars Palm Olive Soap ' For ----.-..' tm------'- w.---..-------- -. ___...-.,-.-', 1 Dozen Rolls Scott Tissue (Limit 1 Dozen to a Customer) for -------i"--"' C"", C-r-ii.--'--)"","",-:',',"::"-,',-' 1 Whole Egg Layer Cake 1 Doa. Sweet or Plain Rolls 1 Large Bread 1 New Bran Bread 1 Doa. Assorted Cookies LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Specials (for Wednesday and Thursday JULY 24 and 25 MlCKLEBERRY'S 4 l-PlNT JARS mum- Dag (liiatttttittjtht PEAS CORN Finest Granulated TRIGGS & JOHNSON 12 Cans Cambell's Soups all kinds, All Community Baked HART BRAND Lucious Fruit in Heavy Syrup Pigs' Feet MARCELLIS BRAND No. 2 Size Cans $1.00 SPOTLIGHT BLEND Rich Old Crop Golden Santos, Steel Cut or Whole POUND IN PACKAGE PEACHES HALVES S U G A R ' Eed "iibs. $1000 8 CANS COFFEE LIBER TYVILLE STORE $1.00 {swarms or am ':, momentum: '; sum now KNOWN The death ot Rubin Swanson. 15. or 5717 Bernice "on". Ctiiengo, who was fatally wounded, at Lake Catherine near Anthem} Fruity afternoon was held momenta! by I coroner's jury that night. 35c YOUR CHOIC E NO. 2 1-2 CANS LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT. T CAMPBELL'S 12 CANS Pork tie Beans LBS. $1. $1. $1-OO I.iity_eliriil Libertyville Lumber 1ltttlr_., $1.00 -lvfr1lr__, $1.00 3-Lb. PIECE BACON $1. 10 Cans Beech Nut Pork and Beans PICNIC HAMS Swanson. In the conipuly of Gun- nar Hogan "a Alvin Nelson. two 13-year Id hon. wu human: at the time at the accident. the jurors we" Informed. They Md " allbro rift" tad one in; dhchnrged an aim was being taken on' I Nttekitird. The jury was not in n pmjuon to lam who and the fatal shot. Sveneon was struck In the heck of the of the head and after getting emergency treatment in Antioch was rushed to the Elizabeth Con- dell hospital in Libertyville where death occurred. a $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 ALL PHONES 825 $1.00 HURSDAY, JULY 25. 1929. - Try our noon and supper specials. You will be pleasantly surprisedpt the excellent food and moderate prices. 13 500 Jars Melba Cream For -e)ly1_i1ell'tf.1ryr._,,,.$1d)() 3 50e Jars J onteel Cream 1 Bottle Lavender Lotion, $1.00; 1 Box Talc, 25c; lTube Shaving $1 00 Cream, 35c; all three for.........'.. . Special for Dollar Days S?having Brush, $1.25; 2 Tubes Shaving Cream; both for-, THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 55 Libertyville, Ill. 2 Tubes Klenzo Dental Creme, 51.0.0; 10Tub1eTMi11}: i2.t'g.ett Dental Creme. 5 c; oot rus, 5c; jt;to1/l't11l?e1hf1crrn,$1.(n Two Tubes Unguentine,_$1.0(l; Two Cakes Ungentind Soap. 500; all for ___,.,-.-..-.'..,.,, Three 50e Bottles Puretest Milk of Magnesia for Three 50c Bottles Palmolive Shampoo for One Bottle Konjola for ----tqtt--------Ft-r------_-'_"-e'""-_. Not Only on Dollar Days, but Every Day Throughout the Year You Can Save Money if You Buy Here When you're in town for Dollar Days, visit our plant. Let us show you what a complete' stock we carry and point out how we can serve your needs for--- ' WE SAVE YOU MONEY! "DOWN BY THE OLD DEPOT-BEEN THERE 20 YEARS" 603 N. Milwaukee Ave.,' Libertyville. OPEN ALL NIGHT C Wednesday and Thursday, JULY 24 and 25 Coal-Lumber-Feeds-Roofing Building Materials---Mill Work THE VIRGINIA CAFE Decker & Neville W ell-C ooked, W ell-S erved M cal, Patronizé Company Telephone 47 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 55$ iiiiiivciie,t Wednesday and Thursday JULY 24 and 25, 1929 6 Pkgs. 22 Shorts For-___.,.,.. 1 Dozen Cups and Saucers' F01 Galvanized Ice Cream Freezers For,-..-.,.--......, 4-in. Bristle Paint Brush F01 Half Gallon Can White Seal House Paint for --------_i--------- Remington Hunting Knife For-___-_, Boy Scout Knap Sack For--..-,,..., Boy Scout Canteen For-___.,, Kitchen Stools P01 Ladderettes P01 '"e_ -.-."---t-tt 1 Pint Vacuum Bottles F01 Sanette Garbage Pails FOI'.-----, 1 Pint F lit and Sprayer F01 rDozen Rolls Toilet Paper F01 1 Doz. quart Beverage Bottles 5 Gross Bottle Caps , F01 Cake Board and Knife For------.---------- Betty Brite Mop and Pail F01 Bottle Modern Magic Cleaner Colored Bread Box F01 Half gal. Can Wearing Floor Varnish for m------------.--------------- Simonize Polish and Cleaner F01 l Pint Can Valspar Enamel F01 Iii' rank H. Eger _ ®\\}1331T{WZ/// l - THE INDEPENDENT-tlm A Year ' 'high-spced interurbon ralboad serving this community serves only the [when fruits and vegetables and the ehade-t dairy product: in its dining can LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. SPECIALS FOR Milf? PAGE THREE 0100 01.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1 l? $1.00 0100 01.00 tl 00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 01.00 01.00 01.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 01.00 01.00 01.00 a