When George Rhodes entered his house on Depot street Saturday tlorencoon he was shocked to behold the dead body of Ben Settland ly-- ing upon the floor. The cause of the death was no mystery. The rooms were filled by a strong odor of gas and an iuvestigation revealed the fTact that some of the jets in the ~stove were wide open. Ben has made his home in Antioch for a number of years, doing odd jobs _ around town and living at vorinns nlaces For soma few weeks he has room-- _ Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Williams left Saturday for Melborne, Fla., where they will spend the winter months. The Ladies'® Guild of St. Ignatius church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Chase Webb Wednes-- day afternoon. Special Armistice Day services were held at the M. E. church Sun-- day. Special music for the occasion was provided by the High School Orchestra. -- The remains of Frank Carison were buried in the Antioch Hillside cemetery -- Sunday afternoon. Al-- though a resident of Chicago for the past several years the deceased was well known in the vicinities of Antioch, Lake Villa and Fox Lake, the early part of his life having been spent at the Columbia Club of which his father Frank Carlson, Sr.. was proprietor for many years. Miss Goldie Davis spent the week end with relatives in Waukegan and Chicago. e s The Ladies' Aid Society will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Roy Kufalk on Victoria street Thursday afterno0onm, | s Born to Mr. and Mrs. Al Norman on Saturday, Nov. 9, a daughter. _ _Mr. Morse believes the fAigures for the year are very close to normal conditions. Another factor in the increased sale in specials, where the most notable jump was shown, was the large number of improvements com-- pleted adding to the amount to be collected by the cities, villages and treasurer. + The generals sold amounted to $77,760 and the specials $123,205 for a total of $200,965. | A year ago the sale of general taxes reached $54,000 and the spe cials $64,000 for a tola of $138,000. Sale of delinquent taxes, on both general and special, this year ex-- ceeded the fAgures of a year ago by $62,965 according to Jay B. Morse, county treagurer. There prob&bly are several reas-- ons for this enormous increase, ac-- cording to Mr. Morse, but he be Meves the outstanding factor was the larger number of tax buyers in the market this year. DELINQUENT TAX SALE IS $62,965 HIGHER FOR YEAR @ Sale of Specials and Generals for County Amount to Now--burn the cleanest of solid fuels in your heating plant PAGE FOUR ¥u Koppers s DEALER NOWT now DUSTLESS N SMOLKELESS FUEL UKEGAN/ Thousands of householders--many of them your nelghibors-- keep their homes uniformily comfortable in cold weather with WAUKEGAN KOPPERS COKE. You, too, can enjoy the many advantages of this cleanest of solid fuels. You'll find it makes no smoke or soot--is easy to handle--and that it re-- sponds quickly to draft control, giving you more even, health ful temperatures in all kinds of weather. ; After hpvering between life and death for five days and in an un-- conscious condition practically all of the time, Walter Atwell suceumb-- ed to the effects of gas poisoning Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Atwell who was also overcome by the fumes of gas which escaped from the heat-- ing stove, was dead when a son of Mr. Atwell's entered their home at Monaville and discovered their con dition. She was buried from the Lake Villa church Saturday. At that time there was some hope for his recovery, but the following day he too passed away. The body was brought to the Straung funeral home in Antioch,. Funeral services wate held at the Lake Villa church Tues-- day afternoon with burial in the family plot at the East Fox Laks cemetery. The deoceased was well Funeral services for the late Mrs. Christeen Harrison, who passed away quite suddenly Wadnesday evening, were held at the home on Lake street Monday afternoon with burial in the Antioch Hillside ceme= tery. t f The Antioch High School Taculty and students enjoyed a holiday on Monday, it being Armistice Day. At the grade school sessions were held as usual. ed in 'the Rhodes hRouse on Depot street, which was otherwise nm- cupled. ° It is almost certain & his death occurred Friday night as he was seen about town Friday, In order to secure best results with WAUKECAN KOPPERS COKE ask your dealer to send a fuel expert to specify the correct size for your heating plant. There is a size for every need. Learn the ber size for your heating plant without any obligation to you. THEO BLECH, Dist. Mgr, 8 Libertywvlile. Telephone 1000 8. Genesee St. Waukegan, I!| Milwaukee Ave. at Church 8t. WAUKEGAN KOPPERS LIGHT COKE PuBuc Service COMPANY A bright, well--lighted kitchen is essential to successful cook-- ing and baking. There must be range or sink. Units specially designed for kitchen use are Installation extra. Unit includes drop cord with convenience outlict. OF NORTHERN ILLINO!IK only $ 49_5 MAKES RIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Story were called here from the west this week by the death of Mrs. Story's moth-- er, Mrs. Harrison. Police believe the same buglar who pulled three burglary jobs in Libertyylile last summer, entered the two homes yesterday. Nelson Drom was called to Wau-- kegan for jury service this week. A burglar, seen by Libertyville people and doing hbis work from a Buick sedan, entered two Liberty-- ville homes yesterday afternoon but aside from some small change, got no loot. The homes. of A, B. La-- Moine at 331 Stewart a}cnu and the known in Antioch and vicinity and bad . many friends in this locality, several of whom were present at the funeral services. » + J. Coleman home on Ames street were the places entered. ROB TWO HOMES The earliest dye plant known in England was the woad plant, which produced a blue color. With the addition of certain chemicals it was turned a vivid green known as "I!Uncoln" green to the ancients. IN LIBERTYVILLE Old English Dye Smss R ez --. s 5i riee--_----3 "mage s e > m es > e * S B¥A P\ v--Al, LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1929 Piano & Pipe Organ Tuning ---- Rebuilding BOYLAN, TALBOT COMPANY EXCAVATING ATTORNEYATIEIAW Office st home on W. Cook Ave Res. Phone 9 -- OfHlese Phone 1 FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION! MEMBERS OF FLORISTS TEL EGRAPH DELIVERY ASssocia TIQN. FLOWER ORDERS WIR o To any city. LYELL H. MORRIS We Deliver Anywhere in Lake County JOSEPH KOHOUT COMPANY, Inc. No Job Too Large! Telephone 880 Libertyville, Illinois REN 1 LING, * REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE LOANS, PHQOPENXTY MANAGEMENT, UENERAL IMSURANCE, sUuRETY BoNDS, sEervice, ' FOR J. H. HAHN 8026 Dante Ave., Chicago, !!l. Telephone * Libertyville 174 GRADING CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING CcOMPLETE PLUMBING AND HEATING® INSTALLATIONS OQOF EVERY KIND J. J. ALKOFER PUBLIC SERVICE L* LIBERTYVILLE -- PHONE 295 QUICK SERVJICE -- RELIABLE WORK New Work .... Alterations ..> Renairs _ REALTYTOKRINBSUROR eppodu lloctrlo' cuuoy E. W. COAB Y ATTORMEYATAAW BE N TIB T Office: Room B |. ° Public Service Bullding ___ Proféessional _ PLUMBING WIRING cold and snow to penétrate into your home. Have that roof re placed NOW with one that will last a lifetime. DON"T WAIT for the winter's Ohicago Office With the Chicage PURE RAW MILK F. 8. RICKCORDS, Pres. , _ WM. R. FOLSOM, Vice Pres ALVAH L ROGERS, 8e0p, EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Cooper Roofing Co. Libertyville [ TELEPHONE 378 Dr.Otto R.Thompson ~ DR MATTHEWS-- Lake County Title and Trust Company Office at Residence 127 Maple Av. Mours: 9 to 11, 1 to 5 and 7 to 8 Monday and Thureday Velathone 591 : LIBERTYVILLE BCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION OP EYES. GLASSES FITTED WHEN NECESSARY. CROSS EYES STRAIGHTENED Telophone 214 MHVUNDELEIN DR. O. E. SIMPSON DR. J, L. TAYLOR Highland Park, III. Waukegan, Illinois Room 414 Woukegan Natlional Bank Bulilding Ly) We Do Work Anywhere in Lake County Over State Bank of Mundslocin Mours: 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 6 Other times by Appointment. Title and Trust Co., 60 West Washington Street Office Hours: 9 to 11 A. M. 1 TO 5 P. M. flce .in First National Bank Mow:s: 1 to $:30 and 7 to 8 LIBERTYYILLE, .JILLINO!S / A RE . NEWED ROOF RELIABLE SHOVEL EXCAVATING ABSTRACTS OF TITLES TITLES GVUARANTEED PHONES: HIGHLAND PARK, 1871 WAUKEGAN 4827 220 Washington Street TELEPHONE 4 Waukegan, III,' FROM TESTED CcOoWs juare Deal Dairy North Shore Excavators livered in Libertyvilie Twice Daily -- PHONE 615--W--.1 'TELEPHONE 993 'OPTOMETRIST 3# * deuitat residences Slate, Tile and Asbestos Shingles Applied on New Residences Asbestos and Asphalt BuiltUp and Tar and Gravel Roofing Ap-- @ -- plied on Flat Roofs: -- Entrance Drive just south of the Public Service Building, on Milwaukee Avenue GENERAL SERVICE GARAGE Libertyville, 1!I. We operate a fully equipped, modern garage and are pre-- pared to repair every make of car. PHONE WAUKEGAN 298 REAR OF 122 BELVIDERE ST. (Inc.) 24'N. Genesee St., Waukegan, Il!. PHONE WAUKEGAN s6e7 . Guaranteed Roofing '18 Years' Experience | Automo bile Work Means Something" OF EVERY KIND FOR ALL TYPES of BUILDINGS THE HUBERT CO. T A XI SNOW'S See Me For Real Estate Bargains Bee Mo Before Listing Your--Sale FARM SALES A SPECIALTY Telephone 1--L--15 QGURNEE. ILL T A I L OR .__ Cleaning and Repairing 18 N. Milwaukee Ave., Upstairs LIBERTYVILLE ILLinNnois EVERY JOB IS ABSOLUTELY GVARANTEED + Applied over old wood shinglo; and other old roofing on HABEL AUTO PAINTING Waukegan, Illinois J. DEL MURPHY, Phone 373 Libertyville, Illinois W. M. HUFFMAN "Wm. A. Chandles® O_ GENERAL *AUCTIONEER Prompt Service Guaranteod Authorized Duco Station FRED CROKER . 1 atways have a list of splendid _ realty vilues avaitable. . Whether you want to buy, ient, s:!l or exchange it w be to your profit to see me ----FIRST ! . PHONE 306 Polishing and Simonizing pusingess D ROOFING BiINC Timcg] +4 _ Wm. Mayfield & Sons | -- Phone Grayslake 205 Ontario 6731, WAUKEGAN, ILL. E. C. COVERSTON Weatherstrip Y our Doors and Windows With Sager Metal Weather Strips ALL KINDS OF HEATING PLANTS For Residences, Stores and Institutions GRADE A Raw Milk and Cream Spinney Run Dairy Pnune Libertyvlile 51; Res. 40 Prompt Service; Careful Handling Our milk comes from T. B. and Bjood Tested Guernsey and Ayr saire cows. It is laboratory test-- ed at regular intervals and is the m;f.xést quality of milk you can bdy. ANYWHERE LIBERTYVILLE -- TAXI COMPANY To and From Chicago, Libertyville ---- Antioch Phone Libertyville 570 Chicago Phone Haymarket 1416 LEAVE ORDERS AT Ray Furniture Store Local and Long Dis: . tance Moving . New and Used Furniture; Clothing LIBERTYVILLE SECOND HAND FURNITURE STORE 618 North Milwaukee Avenue RALPH CHURCF .L, Prop. Stand At LIBERTYVILLE GARAGE LIBERTYV.LLE ILLINOIS FOR INFORMATION CALL General Trucking Anderson & Exon Motor Service PIANO TUNING SAVE 10 TO 20% ON FUEL! DAILY TRIPS Lake County Real Estate TELEPHONE NO. JOHNSON LIBERTYVILLE BUY AND SELL C. L. COONFER SELLERS 1ERE «---- ANY T I ME TELEPHONE 148 Transfer Irectory < The most complete line of auto pa~'~, tires, tube, and radiators setween Chicago and MilWaukte. Orders of $20.00 or more delivered any-- where in Lake county for more than th hundred makes North Sheridan Road, Zion, I!l. Phone Zion 22 Evergreens, Shrubs Fruit and Ornamental Trees WRITE FOR CATALOG ereamns Let Us Give Your Ca-- a Trjorougt" Greasing ... $1.00 TEXACO_FILLING . STATION Is 100C iB is Om \ the terrific heat without losing _ its friction reducing qualities You can't get e er Motor Oil-- N. 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