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y Boy Scouts to
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t;-r:t- '»i.Mr,?.villi-, |f»rtl..tt. EJgj h >
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th.-nce on to
[">" t i m e 'nnd
'hi* nppli<-ution
'"Oltnunicating
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M>JG <"OMlMXT
•i s f liarrnnro, |.
President.
,. |(i ( , r i t n .jHarold Calkins,
''^,1 riobcrf I'lbrich to '
R l ( t iv ( \\'^h Honors
li..-.ilil Ciilkins, a n d
..'Ms i«f B a r r i n g t o n
r..<..'ivi< hiijh'honorsi
, ..HIM 4if honor F r i j I ,.. I :il<l will llO prt)j I'.ilin. MuTold w i l l
. j - I'uu'li' Scout', rank
• • ' ' j • i-i'T Kai!If- probn-I 1,/1^ ininplctcil
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C. IJpofsfey to Opirn
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A m y can ilegio
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In I 'lauile I'DIIII J and'
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relinks nwnriU" are Jack
Altj-i-il Casile.
UayiiHincP
Wi.lViiini 1 lot terser,' and of
f..i\vri'uc4- St4iut,
Albert. New
• • ij<L Karl Hiitchiiiy.
IIIMM'S of troop 21 w i l l rei 1,-I.VM awards. " They are
jt, U'ayne. N'icaneier, and
mnlii
After Octper IS
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His. foe Z9C * v
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f|bis.- t'otr I O C
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• ii I'IIIKK''. fiii'inaiiHbipi
• • cheinis-try.
cycling 1
!. - .jr. fircmaiisfiip'; Kayit, . -pepiohiil
health';
)., i.yi-lliii;, liookblndliiK,
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I'/illiflndliiK,
• • ! first aid t o a n i m a l s [
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» -i. -fii-i'manship. s w l t n • i..-.-i'iiik't botikbindliiff j
)•> ! 4 » . life savtiiit, KwliHj'..iin. s c h o l a r s h i p , per.)-- s i vim,', public h e a l t h ,
! --1.:ini Meller, . c y c l h l d ;
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Oct. anjl t o
Oct. Bt|i I a « .
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\|l'...ri lli-la'n^er, cycling,
j :.^-. personal
health,
I'l'n-il Kits
first aid,
l(j 1 'XI4k: earn .
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;!,(!> i-J \ioif!t!s ftret
eycliiiij,
I :• Ij.'.liert L.
MundI In-all h -. B u r r i s
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lii'i- -.aviMif, swiinmiiiK,
•-.•liiiiir. .canoeing, first
l.'-altli. c e m e n t Work,
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-ii('l ii> aiiiiiials,
j-i.-.trvina,
surveyiniTj
|i- i.-milliiii},'; L a w r e n c e
tif A :\jj-!riLrk-«m' Faultily Soap
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Hot a Chain Stbre
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Awards .
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,'- in the projects listed:
liiiyiuiiiid I'lbrich, safe-.
M.ij, life siiviriK, NWim< :i- ; I,n ViTiic Kuhlinaii.
•j'.l.iinli.iitf; Alfred C a s t If,
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biMikblndlui;,
^ : : - William
potterrer,
Officers Insts tiled; Rejadyl
to S t a r t Activities
for Yejlir
The [a nn ml American liCgion lem
Iil-rshipj drik-o will.stall t after Oct! If
and wjill lie 'carric-'l | o a surceiiNl'ul
finish by the middle f -Noveui >er atcording to a predictioi of N i s i Slay
»er,
jiewlk'
iiislallt'i
eominaiUler,
P l a n s for tlie drive will be workedlotit
at the next] meeting of the post Thfirsday evif|iiiik, Oct; 1ft,
FrniicH [Scully, vice eoinmnnileriof;
the ul'uili rdistrict- orjiuilwitioii, was
in chaotic |>f the iiistiillutloii eereumnles at.| I Iif meeting last
Tliurwiay
evening. The follow!) g «ro tho nj)W
olllcerJ: > oel
Stayner, comuiiinddr;]
Tli4ira(d jlotfe, ndjutif'nt', (nppointlW
imsitlli n ) ; .Frank Dlehlj
first, vl tti
conunijiidei ; Paul Purcell, jimSyl* vice
(•(immijlide:-; It, L. Muiidlienik, chapl a i n ; [Irviiiii ITager, finance oOlcerl;!
Carl lUivo idalil.r Merge mt tit arms;.If.
J> Ijiiigerifrrt, i Nery.ii e officer;
an
Paul I'oiliiuiii, ihairn an Of tho execul
tfvy (4ititiilttee. JOther memberM of th
esecut'!iv}' -.•oniin|ttec -v rill |>e appointed
at the next meeting,
One of the first ijictlvlties of (lie
new i sea j y e a r to'.I.e. cotiHldered by^j
the pdst Will lie t h a t o f formiil observa nee of Arnjistice May. .
Miss AlVce Walbjium
Bfride of Cflilford Qber^
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Permanent organization of a Parent -Teachers"association, w a s planned
at
a
meetijiR
j>t
teacherii
and
parents of school children which was
to be held at the Barrington Public
sehool auditorium Thursday evening.
A prelimimiry meeting was held Inst
Friday evenliiR at wlileh tho fotlow-,
fl-njc 'temporary officers
Mrs.
we-re electwi:
\V!rt Lawrjenee, Mialrnian, and
Mw. Ward oinitifend, Heeretiiry, The?
wtis
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K. Welly, M i s . Waller .Sears, and
'Mrs, A, J. Bradley,:
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Mrs. O l i v e r • AH|ier({ren,' director of
district 'J1 : Of . tf)e' Illinois. Parents
Teacliers assoclat on, was present, at}
the litestiiiff and oijttliiied the work nnd
channels for semcV of the oi'KriniJui'i
tioifc.-- She advise<l (lie Ri-oup to join
the state and national a'ssoeiatiips as
soon after organization as possible,
telling of the lieiiefit, to be derived
frosi' theso unions. Approximately 2 5
parents attended tl^e meeting:
InvitJitions were sjent Tuesday to all
itreiits' of school [children, via the
jupi'Is. f<• be present at- the meeting
.Thursday night at' which time the
t'leruianent: organization
would
be
formed.
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Parent -Teachers associations h<vld
regnlar meetings.', usually once a
j month during" the''school, year, for the
purpose
of 'discussing
educat final
problems , and matters perfainin ; to
child training both [in school and out
.of school.
Regular speakers are
usually engaged for .thesej meetings.
Mi'sr. Ethel Luerrsen Is
" . . Bride of Itasca 3|Han
Miss Ethel Luei'ssen, daughter or
Air. and S i p , William Luerssen of
I,ake. Zurich was'injarried'. at 7 o'clock
Saturday evening Ito '.Lester' Stoike.
son., of' Air. and Mrs. Emll Stoike of
Itasca, lit 'the home, of the bride's
parents in fjike Ztjrlch, .Rev., E. A.
Irion ..|.pi
St. . Peter's
Evangelical
church) .officiated.
The bride was very pretty in a
dress Of-' ivory satin w i t h a shower
hoinptet, -. She wa^ attended by her
cousin. Miss Lydiai Sturm w h o wore
a dresM (if pink taffeta nnd carried /I
boiuijiiet of pink rfljsebuds.
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•M-sii tOthel Tiiitn|<>r|ihaii of Palatine
plnyedl. the wedding itiai'ch. Keniieth
Stoike. brother of t|iel,groo.m was best
num.
Fallowing th'e cerenjiony ft Wedding -supper-WHS sei'ved i t Parish, hall,
with a reception ai the home of the
bride
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T h e y o u n g couple left! on n trip of
ten (liiya t h r o u g h j W i s c o n s i n ,
hey
will nialto their h o m e In I t a s c a .
Cororier's Jury Returns
Undetermined Verdict In
Inquest in Eras t Death
An undetei'ml ied yerdletl retuilniHl
by a coroner's j:iry Friday'nfteriioou
market! wha't piobably will be thi|
close of the impiest I n t o the death o
Mrs. Ma Erus't (of- Lake Zurich.. Frlj
day's session of the inq nest luid been
continued [from the original hearing
the day of -theI Jlealh a id brought to
light the llaboiytory fl idntgs (if the
Cook cou nty coroner's office.
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hainnvlll have
I D o i a l d Gebe iLamz, [a htjisky nine
poun< baby bjojy is the j winner of the
17 b rfhday Mif i, donated^ by th4
First Baby oil phe Month elub of Barringt<n for' l e a n ; October's first arrival. The eJifld was born a t 4 p . m.
Octot er 1, a de< idedly i.prompt young
individual. B e is the second son of
Mr. nnd M « . j Hernial} Lamz,
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Gran ; streej;; T w o finei prizes a w n i i
tho s >cond cl ild born i>i October and
one i rize tfai t l i r d boKn;
Th i^merchs nts w h o have invited the
f n t h c of tfw y d j n g child to call a t
their store a id receive the birthday
presto its a r e ; I'retjluiul Drag
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Land ivcr's D lyli ghtj Store, .Schroeder
ilanhvare
ip.,.
Grebo's Hnwlwaro
Store, Stone a i d tJlemcior
Barber
Shop Knst lind IteSlatiranti Burrlngton T'iro and [Battery Service, Pccdk'fl
Cletii IIIK & 'I'lilloHng Shop, Sehiiuble
Brot! iers &,; poi: Ins, Tee ft B e e Hnt
Shop P1«KB« Slower Shop, J. & A.
U n d i i Servhje (¾.. The Togger>«, S.
Llpofsky & j Son s,' 3T". 0 . Oiidwallader,
and NeI>lstb'M
A
jirlsie -fof-tqo w^ond baby'will bo
gU-ei by the ,Pli gge Jlonie Furnls'hing
Co. Prizes d r the jfirat, second, nnd
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uuw: babies will b|p given by l | e
iigton llevji'W;
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Prope|l]^TrinMned
-jK'iird^v- Valuable,
Speaker Declares
Lions Club Members Told of
business [Opportunities
From Better Windows
Sheriff InVestigai^s *'CBi|Ick
HatiWrj Blazb; Three
Tenants K eld
A, Ijlajzo W ilcir deslrdycd a' barn
contaiiaii g several tons]of hay nn the
Gus'Hfolpaii|d l a r m , thrjic;miles nortbc a s t of LaUe Z u r i c h , a | 1 pj m. Tuesday, re\|ealed n largo still used to
inanufac urn alcohol. jThree. men,
thA form, y ero taken into
feniints
custody by Inko c o u i t y sheriff and
InveBtiBatlon
were betid I eld for
white SlMff I/ester T ffilny Is investiirntlng t;We lossibiHtj that thcl fire
was an i| ct of incendiar «m on the piirt
of n coij i p t t l i g faction In liquor produellon jiml..t'afllc.
"':T|io i en held are llpiiry and Ed.rteiiiheln, brolliers, and their
\\'\\hv
Wnrki ljithelu, l.rilft of
n, .'pbfl {three siiid they iiad
ier hi f n to tt "Mr. Wiiis'ntor"'
tlicim that h* was going to
! pi pifient for |n, chick- hntch
erj*.", Tlley) wild they sinew very little
of iiief ideiit ty. of "Vaguer'' ^ t h c f
than ho pup'piPted to lie in tho iihtcti
j?ry busincsMyi
800 ja,llon Cajpacity
Four Youth ^ Break
Into Millet Bros.
An open meeting all which all
members of the \ Clatober • of
Comerca and a l l . othi r I business
men of Barringtop w i l l be .Welcome; will be, conduc e& by the
Barrington Lions club n e x t Monday evening, fAc occa don of the
meeting being an-add: «ss by W,
K. 3 r a n s c h , vice presi lent of thi
Sheboygan Ghair Co.
Mr. Braasch, w h o ias been a
chautauqua lecturer, vi ill speak on
his favorite subject "Personality;" H a is a well known ,lee*
tiirer • throughout
t i e , Middle
W e s t «nd is well euoi gh informed on the subject < f personal
salesmanship to Have Bomething
of Vnltto for Barrfjigtin people.
.This; meeting will 0 bo held at
^rCiongard's Grill lit 8:30 p. m
Tlie only clinrge will bo for the
dinner.
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Bandit Car ^hastd Fi-om Des
Plaines to. E^anston; 1
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^ Crashes Up
Mrs. Conrad KrausJFalls
m Ladder, freaks Leg
;. Fiillhig from ii step In llder While assistihg her, daughter will \ cleaning and
piifnting i\y*»rk In a 'hods. on Harrison
street, ."Mrs. Conrad K i a u s iif Culm
towiniiiip was injimtl vrwlnesdiiy uf»
ternoot'i (o the extent of| a broken leg
and body) bruises. Tlie breiik was in
the left leg below the hip.
M r s . , Krniis w a s standing on tin
An iijvejstiiration Was niade of the
uins Weane «lay for
o b j e c t s - - t h a t second stlep- of a stepladder When she
might. |<fad| to] the idetijtity of the op- became fikint, pnsulnalily'from breathing paint and 'turpentine fumes, She
era to,rs.j
The 4illlha;cl{.a daily k p a c i t y of 800 feil ,to the floor but did not realize at
gnllons,; it
'if estimntjed by authori- the time | that the fall JiaS caused a
ties.
Qoke had been used for fuel) fractute in Jier leg. After resting for
as it hi is an advantage over, coal- in an hoiir.i slito realized f r o m - t h e pain
hot prot ucinj smoke. \ steam engine that, Her '|njury' was Aiow'serious than
had.bee I ujsed for pumping cold w^ter a bi'uise. j A physician was called and
from a peajrb;i*,w*H over the condensn- snij w a s taken t o the BaJrriWton Gen
tion coils i]nd|icating th? extend of t^he lierar hospftal' f,or' freatnje-nt, . ^-._ .
that had besn going on.
operatiojns
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The [lisfillery was first' discovered
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by Muri)lleltin) firemen v 'ho w ere called
to the iilaze.l The &tr icturo was be)nt|rol When tjie . department
yoiid
arrived.
a l l re,<ail customers have de-:
II ilf o f all
fectijre visiojj,'j according -to, J.
Fj
O'BfLen, advertising and sales promoH
Westinghouse
tion manager of the
La n p Co. i|f ijjew, York, who spokej
at. JjIonday'H; m-etinglof the Barring-I
(flub| on | ;the subject of
ton L i o n s Cl:
'.'Majking S t o r e BuJek". Out of Win300 rersorts Attend Cuba
dow Shoppers."
-Mr Q'Bijicn s' addri^ss wiks illus
Re let und Dance Held
trat>d with) l t n t e r n
sljde fpu-tures
i|n Jejwel Tea Auditorium
shoi ring .stoike j \'indow8 corre t-tly and
Inco r'rectly dec| irated; . One Islide inHas Workers Waiting a)t Wag^
eluded s i x 'K^iie w i n d o w s in1 a row,
-.'•'•A iWci 11. jut I ended,: pet feetly conduct-property* , ighted' and < Secorated
her's Market; Leaves! With
wl. daii(| e i n [the Jewel T e a . CoJs ijirge
and the ot||en [ not well tn |?on care
auditor lini sjtarted' the Cuba township
$59 Worth4 of Foodof." A t-ourit luid iieen tnketi of! peorepel •flind lirive w i t h ' f a i r l y good repie passing Ijthnt tft < tion of tlio block
aside,'for
ceipt |\v|ijicli will he set
Dining a jjjvcn tji i|ic m o r e . hai| 300
charity)
peo: ii(, Htopned at the well decorated
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PoIl<ie officials, private and"'aiiinteu:*
Appi oximately 300 je^iple attended
win low and] only 70 at the othtor five.
detectives,
are on . the
lookout fo •
the -dai ce, Tlie receip^sjliad not iieen
A 1: rge amounj of mei'chaniiiHe is sold
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taibulnt
?d
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-bijcaiise
of
jtlie
facft
that
"Mr.
W
arrier,"
ftfke
'steel
cons.t.ruc •
thn ugh fl|A rfediuujr of sijfhl,
tho
most o: f lie] tickets W: »re soldi by) in- tion foreman,, who loaded, up $f»l>
spei ker safd. .
j,]jlividua||s |Wjor to the la nee. Th to- Worth of gificeries. nt tin Wagner
Merchants hiustliejeii tliiii impo|rt
tnl rei| eitits' ami the profit, ftirt.the Market Inst jfuesdriy evening in i n
anl, fact: in TOIKI vixfrt'thjey ilnii winn riou need [tiext
mild i will bo
ital'ief
ingenious swindling Hcbenie iflld the t
dow (lIsplayJH iiii..|lonrr|iiiBe goidfj.ori the
cou iters, tniblgj tintl sjiow cusses Inside1 week. A n orderly jnnd.' (leNirnble .crowd left town ^or{parts.unknown.
of
.dan
vri (jnji)ytHl thi'ft evening. Sevstores); aivfsKd M n O'Brpep, IT©
Ih.
The mail cnljoil at, the Sutfon ston.
eral Mdi(^> joilieeiw 'wil re on .Ininj!1 to
the: i ailvocjiited n number-'of methods
where
ho told that his -.was 'going t>
U
thel
so
[thin
tilTatr,
Horvlejes
of {(.(.(lug Iciisom'I's Into rjioro lull superv
w e r e not needed nt
|y time, one af be in Jfhnrge of a gang of Workers o i
Mill (o eontaijt:.\j.lth the koodsj they are
t b e ' E X j . vVt; E ijitilroad nnd w n n t e l
fhein i eporti'il,
expl •ctcd tiji pnrclinse;
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puntM wide r«lD M / p i n t i Was to borrowaii wngoiit-to hniil n lond i f
coiillnjijr in Mr. O'Brlcni t,liiMiiebrA I ijt: a general iieetlng[ ofJvili groceries,%«» feed • the men. : Ife hoi<'ha|pis' shdw M'liw|ow« are wtivift 50 ili(o|ite|
i|ow]ii and eouiif oIllejalM held roWod ^l>(> wngon from Ileiiry Sehei'ir
to ft per **VKfi* of tlieireiitfiil costs.' To lilge,
ptyvllle Mmi'ili) night. A drive a»id| thwt- appenreil nt the" Wngni r
rea lw» the value of show windows, i l l Lib)
whore ho nrrniiigdll Willi
worked out' Mliiitiltfijieoimly market
IU. luereliHiit miis'f, catch (jho titteii will
throngnoiit, [Uie entire ountiy starting George'. \Vagner to purehilMv .$ftO warth
tioi
pttsslig ctistoiiiers In seven
Oct obi i' 15, It was pllij mil. 'Mil i»op- of food per diiy.. l i e told Mr. Wiijnrv
idJ,sec i m
l i t l i e nij'ern'gp time njtjiilre'd hy|
mid
ulnlloi vdll be (llvlid 1 according to he wns foremnn of tHeel work
in making tin* custoiiier acqutilnted
wenltli und' ability tjo .d|inatei the wanted tofhlre n group of Barrlngtmi
a | ersou to JMISS n KIIOW window,
coHitty
A sii'clftl coiutnittee In borers w - a job on the E. J. & I J.
One o f (lie most i'mpiirtaht link*
for th Is; vjfoii'k will be iippitlnteii, T h e l i e askwl Mr. \\jagnor to have a group
with mercHitn Use 1« through local
wenltli ler pi opl« will l^e K<»H(flteii firsi, of men: on liaiid the iiext inbrnim.
ueuspaper : a Ivertlsliug, Mild
Mr.
«' gfo||ip oi flpproxliiintely 40() sure Then ho loaded iip w,ltli the meal in d
O'llrlen.
fllie grodmiiitt 'lis.'Will be solid led next and «11 groceries, and departed,
1 l'r. O'ltriei i h^s li«d w do exfierceries,
he
said,
were
for
the menr
ot
her
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with
at
income
will-be
letK'e as ii Kpe liter tttid wlritci1 on mef.
solicit'd Infi er that o i l i e r bjf mail or inenls the next ilny..
chi mil sing stjtljwts. H e is a member
persoi nlly,
II, C. llnusmrtn, swre- , On Wednesday morning n score
of Uie Assoc'a'tloii of Natloijial Advi'i'tnry o ' tlje htnto wide Relief and nni'm- tiien Avniiting work Were on hand otjt
;
tisIrM, the jVjnerlclip
Institute nlnd
ploym nitl (fonimittce, met wHjhj» the side the Wngne? market.; '.'Mr, Wii|
otl er national ol-ganliialionH.
grojupir a iid npprn'vetl li»f fiiinl jiluns. her" did not return. That. nft'erniM
Am ingj t|hose f-rom i the iSontjhvest- tlie Harrington police wore 'liotlflifl.
part of iH cou nty w |io a ftentlejl the The facts coiieerniivg the K'vvintlle w»
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meetii g sli'ef . Emil Fi 'jke of Laljij Znr* sent out to the Chicago riiid oth
police
departments,
and
were
al*o
Icfc.K M Ki>lBe,y of Barrington, and
broadcasted over pne -large. ra<|io
P. L. St. [idfield, of Wnucondav' |
brondcastiiig station.
Fake Section Boss
ttlMfeGets
KgGrocery Loaf!
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ftarfingidk Quartet
270OmesWrou
A ^fery pretty wwMling w a s solemn
ized.jVedpestlny afternopn, Oct. [7, at
4 o'clbck a t , . ! ! ^ -'Sajiift Pnftl Evan)?el.ViKiting Detroit, Tordnto, ^ Monlical -j-lmrfh when Bliss Alycc Wal- treal, Quebec, iiostbii, and other inbaumr daughter of.JMJ r. and .Mrs. Wil- teresting cities ojf E i s t e r n Canada and
liam AVa baunsi. 444 North avenue, jtlie United States, E . J.' Mililejr, Mr:
became f-Jie bride of jCHfford Oberg of and Mrs. E . J. p>ni geiidow, anjl Mrs.
Chicnigo. ; <
Inez-Brown motWel 2.70Q milef? in a
Kei'. Herman K o e i i g ofljcinte<l and sight seeing trip Avhich started with
the singhi ring cerepiony, w a s "read in (the national eonjyentiori of the- Amerthe presence of the members of the ican Legion. T|iey returned last Satinane (Kate families.
;
urday evening. In telling of the trip,
The bride was beautiful in a gown Mr. Langendorf stated :
f
of paile Mije and, tan l a c e ; she carried
'Spent." three days in Detroit with
a bridalUwonquet of yellow roses and the-An/ierieaH Legion at tlie national
i!l
"" Increases Brain baby': yi|bath.». ' ,
|c.'onven|tion and'H'liile there w a s enteri .'Matilda Wai baiim served her
vi.pt- of Varieties: '
tallied by Mr. nul Mrs. Frank An*..,..-• j^ asl bridesmaid and was attired
siistetf
di-ewiJ wllo live in Pontiac a-jshort
Environs Help; • "
in palo blue; she cairied^eW.»w/roses. (distance from Detroit. Mrs. Andrews
! Thje biidal party entered a t
the was formerly I o i s Camion of Bar-)
['"•'^ and g u e s t s of tjje, strains cf the wetMing march from rington.
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Miss Lucille
';.1 'lull were e n t e r t a i n e d tjohojngril played liy
'Orosb'ing into, Canada ;jat \Vindsor,
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• [Ontario, we tifaveled through 'and
. ^ !i..nie of Mr. a n d M r s . Martieim.
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The gi«om wa8_«ttendcd by Miles visited in the following c i t i e s : Ham'I .ii*j|.-ty e v e n i n g .
'"''h
'' the p r e s i d e n t , togei-s o f Chi(jngo7 Itnnuxliately fol- [iiton, Paris, London, Toronto, Corn,
-'•'• -'""I of t h e vico presi- owlng tlpe chiirch teryicc n wetlding
l;
<!• Work, t h e t r e a s u r e r , dinner was serveiT a -the: home; of the
'bride's pjirenfj* after which the bridal "Rainbow of the Rio Grande"
i ' . I'let/.el, -presided!
. H i.-i-.siiiiijv
t h o r o u g h l y couple left by«mbtov (or "a two weckB'
Ready for Production Friday
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••"••••< made u p t.h« p r o - vacation [in K a n s a s land otbor points
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In
tl'e
West.
On
Itheir
return
Mr,
Suiil|,,ws-:''
by
KnTl
A large advance demand for seats
l!ir.| I'syt-liobtgy" by and MrsL Oberg wi 1 be at homo at
1". •'"'<'•. Mr. S c h w e n v m arsao N. [Racine aveiue, Chien$p>.
tins been roportejl for "Kninhow of
••I'ldi.-iice about,- " t h e
Itlie R i o OrnndA'j, the American• Ler u
- ' mid gave deserlpv Mortthly Meeting of
j i o n ' Auxiliary pfny wJjiich will be
•! tin. s o v a r i e t i e s of
;
Baby Clinic Oct. 13 •resented 1a t Th|t;Catlow |heatre Frl* 'Ii- Imrn. t h e cliff.
hiy night .
;l
" » - . nnd t h e
purple
The east, has j been holding regular
I Tile Uarrlngton |baby clinic will jrehenreals", the last of which wa» to be
!
"^>" • w a s e x p l a i n e d hold n regular mo|ithl y -meeting on
Tin- writer maintained Tiif»|day| nfternoon, Oct. lil( one to r dress rehoarsji|. One »f the best
i .(,-,.j,),,,) ,t,>Kr,,(, :„(- j,,-. three oVInck nt the (cchool g^mnnsiiun. (attractions of ,t id piny U tlni miisle,
Itlirt of Iwhich w a s written esjieclally
i'M-'-l iln-oiigh inillionH All mothers with |phildr^n of i>refor tho production. "Knlnbow" - will
•'•I'I.'II and, in (he ensms schnpl ago are' urgml t« atWtul. l>r.
" I t.ird'«, by their lil- Brookettiui*tho nurfrp, Mm. L. Cnlln be colorful with ijndians, cowboys, nnd
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| 'i"||'-ni mid 'exijerienees,
cbnrbe lot the meeting, dancers.
Seme llirds Highly
Intelligent Blanke
Reveals
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selected,t Mrs. \vt If), iJoyerreif, NvH.
i '••- •• 1'i-iini li'ni'ip - I .
j ; .- ln'lil u l S|)iit.i'
,1 ••:' !!:•- tri':itwNt.and'
Four w w bowling nllpys, wild to he
I • ,i'> .4 1 J l m t a Iftrjfi.' tin' mo*! liioilerii mid HI to-dnte in
• j : !'i:l\ III" IIC4-III11II141- iiorth.$vest sjiburlm.n ar f'll,. have i>.
' I : -Iin w ill I'oiniufiici* ,iiislal|i-i| in, lli.f ., C'ath: w auditoji
-I ! . - :.'.•• ol' ipclfincDt on \\|.es]
:ation 'street and wors
;• . • - \\ ill In- lu'ld i u pn>Kress(
rapidly ou IJiirrinBl
• I niiliiiiiriiim.
- : new re< 4-eat Ion parlor li hat it, nia
;
" i fMimiiciti';
. . opened .to- the public nek t Wednesday
i ' iinnii.nl w i l l lie afTwin (illiilrd tables itnd three pool
• • r - i n t h e f4.rni o f a tjjtle^ (-1)111)11 etrj the equipment' <if the
• i -1-.4.i-i-d l i y i h c h i c a l Kiill. MionrilId Lipofskjj is ttroprjetor
- i r iiiti'i-prftatioii of <ff| tJilf Jtl'W |-C4-l''cation p; irlor. Pre
.' 11..- l>y M-fl'licrsim |alJnis'"are t i accommntllato both
I I I.-ii'-i-i-4.n. a'ud F r e d and womeni liowlers, Mr.
Lipol
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ii'..4>p -K). D e s . :said, j; A wi 1114.11-..... bow'liuK club in al\. I-1 Si'hniidt. 'of trtipp' readjf l4'iiiK orKaiiized, he said.
i :.!i ul' triHip It. aiid . The hall S s Ileitis renovated and re•i ••:' ti-.i.Mi-lt. all of wire(| fin- ajj-i imli-rect jij;htiji^ sy *tem
\ ;-1-14-1 inii|i-"---s- w i i i 'he fin- ihfl en l|iv('iiieiiC(v of, the.
t
bow]lers.
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I.I i h-> It. l l n i s s c l . pus-! \v,..-k i
.v peeled to be compf eted'
- i;:i|iii>t c h u r c h , -and. t u e s j l a |
n ill In. held a r o u n d a
i "I-.> lit'4' s a \ i n s a w a r d s
'•• ll:u-..|(l f i i l k i u s , Ka.vi I'hin'ihr. ('imp,
and
:•• all'.if troop 1<». S t a r
Permanent P. T. A, Unit
Planned; Officers Willt Be
Elected for Year
foIlowhiK nonilnatltijs commijlleft
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i- m v i i i ' t l s III tilt'
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tonfnship J has
poor tteopJB or paupers to take
•rarrf o l or urgenij need for imnictliiitjo poor relief j fund, according
to E. A. i^icka, of Liike Zurich,
townsliip s i p e r v i s o r ft am Ela'.
3ecju8fli of the faci, the town
board .vill a w a i t a s-pccial session
of th«J legislature In November,
when u e l a n n e l for lelief funds
is cspfectetl to bo opened up.
- I lhe!.exp?cted special session of
the legislature .will consider a bill
allowinK the townshiim throtiKb;
out' tho si ate (Cooft counjly exeepledj to sell antici mtion warran ts ito ruise money for pauper
relief funds. If the b 11, is passed
and iihprcv.e<l by Governor Emjnetsofi,
he machinery
couM
move ; fast enough ' t o rtjise the
funlHJin 1 letwnber, Mr. Fleke'ex.plaiiici).
Distillery
in Fire
NearLak
<'
ra
TheEast
wf II,., Iriqiiois,
M<jintr|»al,
Quebec,
1^.its and mi,ny other t e r y jin|erestiiil cities nnct villages.
In addition
t)o enjoying tlie sights'\\i these quaint
old French pities. Mmifarl j-(j those
knpwh'i'H Ffajice-by us, Wc vie Wed the
Tli ousnnd
l|slands,|
many
'locks
through w-ftifl h ships Were passing
ari.iind the •a lids in. the St. Lawrence
riser .and tjlit bcaiit|iftil| color of the
t n es and isli ri|ibbery .-[which had turnwl
to j red, goiikl and all co'|or.s of ' tlio
ra 'liboW. ' . I I
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*.. 'While ii> Montreal and Quebec We
vii ited the [ Urge department -stores.
arrT found1 prices of] most everythiig
ju>t about t i e same a s in our own
seftion of ho counfry, .some n Httjle
cbsaiiifr an l ! some [more
expensive.
Gi soliine wall higher, iii some instances cost us .much as 33 eclats per
gallon, b u t | t h e Canadian gallons are
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Fed< raJ t<aw Mtar! Be
Highway Detour Will
UsM in Lakle County
Be Lifted Next Wedk
%» Protc ct Ph|asants
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T w o youths : nre biing lielid IA' tbjo
Cook county j^il p e i d i n ^ i a liettriii*
before the grnnH Jury and two' others!
are fugitives from ju l i c e a s n rjt»u^t
of n robbery at the MIIIw Brolhert"
hnnlwnre stoitt tn I Iqrri igton p r l y ^ |
last Friday moriiiiiK. '*
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"Ko«r tbievesi forei ig a f f r o n t jdoor
(he
rfneel
breaking opeHcnsii ijvnw^rs, stefling
jack knives, sh'(jlls,an}l tw l sliot junsv'
through a rear diMir* jwijilil
and escaped
escii;
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uooits Vn lued Ii1, l|!ilfi.|
Ifujrrlngt. ii
a a jUltjhi
I J .en vIng
In
powefed light'(kr the amateur tJiieveH
spi^-ded Miutheiisl ul mg lilghwit|>, It)
t h r o w n l'lilneifie, Aijlitigton He^btn,
ern'iitin I IM Pliilll|s,,lin( cast on
KII
i-treel loj i l u u ih I on
PI lines, the /lit" SIKJCIIIMI Uir«n||i 4
sti |> light slgua) movl ig a(| a sitflieleiijlly .high rale df s|(ittefl to iitlrtKfi tl}>
attenilou of (IlllceVs t licks.
A* l^ji
PIIIIIICH' police jca'r, fillow led thif'roV
.,
lieis' machine 4iito l(einpj<|er nutt till
(he way "through l'Ka istoii to Ui(J lakv
front.
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i Aftiytheyfhieyesi h Id riv<Mi ((liito
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dead etwi sweet, they onai-lied iiu, ()tn
of the four, jotintf l i e n ,\as tfl^ow
through the windsbiel I an 1 was find},.
cut an<| scratched.
Die other j l h r M
climbed from the mu'liiijc. Thrf four
culprits started run ling through "-a
wooded estate n t , i l l ' e n ! of pemp*-,
sler sti-ect ami , ten pdrarily evaded
the ofllceis. Tlio latt-r s( arching the
premised linishefl ilgi inst one >"outb,
hidden in a large bi sh (nd detected
aiiotJieK tamilarly Ii ddej, when , be
shifted his er(Hjj-h«-<J iiosit |i«m slightjy
The | two w|»re fnkvn II aek' t<i Dps]
Plaines and held tyr 1 Caring in jufctujej
court Saturday.
Ea ?h. ot them W H
houud o u - r i i o thp j rand jury fface<lj
With a charge »of £r.t id It rceny.', TJW
bond'<>f each \yas .-»(•( at *1(VK>*. T W 1
voutlis g.-ne,their tiaiiie> a »1(1 addressca
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a s Fi-e^l
limm
sti-eet, Chicago"; n|p«r Hviii n m B.'jLniji^
iiK'i-s, MO Da kin s't^eet, | Ciii^ngo.
Fore*.
Dnmors
mibnm with 2» year service pins n^
elr meet^ni; on Tuesdny nnd Mrs.
'illlam Qrunau, 810 Grove nvenue,
Harrington, I nd the honor of prcsentiH the j pins.
The Harrlngtop Relief Corjis litis
iijee membe*-w!io have |ieen in the
lief sorvjcf, fpif over fwejiity-flve
mm, nnmely, '.Mrs. P. A, jlawtey,
Jifs, George Nightingale nnd Mils.
\filllan} Grunau. Tito Bnrrliigton W.
0. will w 'et hi Onflow's hall Wed.
Cfvt, 14, at: 2:30 p. m.
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Itarrington iiil!* Gi-een
Fees Will He Donated
to TwolRci ief Fundjif
On ne\t| Hiindny, Oct. 11, Hm Ibi
Ingtpu Hills Coniiijry i iitb w i n , i)o*i]
a novel blind bogey iourjiaiiieiit for |
members' and JtuestH] for t h e belieflj-,!|
Governor Kmniersvi I'M iiiiinidoyiiioif
relief fund.
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On tli(( followlnJ
S b t f i i l u y .(lid
Huiidnj;. (Vt, Ii7 n » | . )H\
K, t h > . c l » b ^ill
invite resiilenJH nl -. Biirringioti | i r l
vicinity- to pi 4iy ' l i e Wnirse. ; 0 r t t n
fees of ¢1.00 per pel <on vyljl.1; In
charged for lucbi hry of iilny, 'itjli
proceeds of wHIch u III lie given t o 1
relief funds of] the tillage of lliurliig
ton and (Jtil'tl. t(>wi4<^lp
A n y o n e lilajfiijg ioll' Itm thosiv H«y
will be w l c n j i t y t('in'ipf'ct the ,hfch*
.\, d e « . i i l e , l annouiM'einr' ^
r
of the plan
111^ I a ( l i tried In '
week's issue ol
lew,-
club IIOUM'.
Car^y Wontnif ies When", !
Aujo (}|es Off Brid
{. Msiicn, m 1-. J
Mrx.jValciitlwe
old residept of 0 a
•y, * « s kiltt^l It i f
her husband-'was'njiirt ejtfiectedito'i^i.
vivo injuries 'stislai lied in an riecldjr
on the Mniinheiin roa«jl vladur^t ah
the Milwi/nkee ra lr'oa<l trnckMl cail
Tuesday eveiijug.
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Mr. and Mrs. 55 lien were (k tl.'i]
way homo ijher 1 i ij/tiit in
'when' tho jictinlenl inlipeiied.
driven by Mrf.. Z|l en ,litd rejickcd
center of fhe|I»iig| Hndn'ct'whe|,i'a)
coming frnnfl' thel ojiiDsite d^rexitjif)
okidded on j(ht» «i»t i|avemen|t
crashed Intel the-i|i , n achine.j
crash c a u s a l ' t h e Jiller autoniohilcl
piunge fhrOiigh- tfie btidge'ra||}ir)gJ
v
PM to Make Ne\o-Gas Riftei.
Effective AftkY October lM
dreds of property o\\|ners hi^ve posted* .schedule will probably tnke' effect Tor
their lull (In, and'are cottperatliig with all gas cot mimed, after the next meter
atttli. »rlt|eij In the pr)'jsectitlojti of tresnwling,
i
imsw rs.
Tho reductions which were jroHtntn i o Ifj»fjl Kjtllef,' Meetings | posed iby the Illinois Commerce CoinmlsKion and accepted for trial by the
A IsericKl .of regions mcetl/iK* will he Public Service Company of, North r>rti
;
held by he depnrt jinept of wolfnfo Illinois are IS per cent ami 3J0 Ifier
,
direction!
und«|r
of 'Rodney IT. cent, 5 pe.f cent for: genefnl jtlome itlc
Brni • m i . jdlrector, preimrntor'y to the use and flO per cenii for home, b d
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«tut<| conference on btibllc welfare, to other Ihiilldlni heating.
b e h iltf (it Rockforif, Dct; 10-29.
Barritiglton hijis approxlpiately CO,1
I'M«
,w
, In Miller 1 ri|«l,hei* M(,,>ri« tltt.'np')
bers pri<vl o[ !ei tuft- fvisll Mra'werri. Al
money 'excep penipfs had' Jji^n rl
in.ove<l: from these diii«*
' ' i-s the high
before with tile rekilt 1 t • tit f oiijy }$.',
pennies?., in at-b s we i« s olcn. Tliirt;
jack knives i| •id the t >vo sliotguns wCt taken in ajklition t( a liix of Miejh,
and a few tfnlltets.
Die guns,) all of the pciinie*,; aiif
12 of the 'kniv|>H w 'ri 'oiind fu ih
wrecked mat-bli'ie in d o( the groijrjii
neiii it; -Tl^i.'rpu[fi|ltih'r
,
Wf- the knlvek
and the jlioij Oil Hhe.jls ^roliilbly wi ^
carried off .by
<>C he. CHplipHl {
(hievoifi
Tho -idetoi i,r on Uie North west hid hijedeijaI statute riiiy be used siipi- w a y nortlnvest of
Palatine will be
plernqntary ' t d state "n(ji trespassing? lifted "liefore the end o f ' n e x t week, i c laws to gii'e hen pl< asants .[some. de|- Cording'to a preidictioh of. a highwiiy
gree jof protection until such j a time official.
Work of laying , tbe^ ni w
as .tie aprislature (an, amend
the paveme[iijt -was suspended' ^Veilncsd «y
game laW and provide the birds with because (of rain with only ope-quarier
full p r o terftirtn, acC( rding :OL; As^is- of a / n i l c of . t h e north 'I' half of the
tant Stdte s A t t o r n e y George Mcr pavement left to be put i n . n O i i e f i l l
Giiughey o|f Wnukcgfih.
strip, 20 /feet wide will be completed
Mij Mlc'Gntighey c fed a--fcideral l a w beforo [this [.weeR-eiyl, and the o t t e r
that prolii »its-' wantt n destijtiction ojf 20 foof; strip*Will' tie finished, by the
the- birds, anrf s^iid that i)t 'eiin
middle "off next' w | e k - unless
rai riy
const rued to- appily to slaughter
weather delays the work. . . - ' . '
hen iheas.ants.
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T h ) information i m s sent {out
to
state a a tt irncys by llalph Bradford,
Spriigfh/ld, director <ijf the state, game
eonsfrva k n bureau, upon the request
of S t a t e s Attorney "Ilotor J3. Luralejy
of M?He)niy county, wljere Conditions
Mrs. Grunau Presents
are s milm to thorn i I Lake county
Reductions in gas consumption homes which will be1 heated jbyj
Yd lav. Ii g the ex ilratlonj of
the"
R. C. Service Pins state
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law protecting oheasants; Sports rates of fi to 30 per cent will beco toe this winter,] the i pp«l office I o^
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men'ji gionps have < [jilted ijn fi cam [.effective in Barrington about Oct, 15, Public 8(jpvjce Co reiiortetl. i}
Tho Wonnn'N Relief Corns of pnlgij to) ijonserve tlie birds,
Tlio new ijatoibf jomjnif^itedliv.
according. to information received by
oodstock pK'jjcnted eleven of Its
In rei-piinso to thtjr requests, hun- The Review. The change In rite middle of this m/cntft docs milt 1
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that imtorn{l gas will lie u*|)4, |^i
early. It has tier n x <y Uumt<<<t| tfalnf
month will bi' noW vA I it which] {a''
p'nre burners and otlnr gas tix|
for the new tiiixt ire- »f natural 4
maiiiifacturijd gas, (Xilural gilx }i)
ably Will be1 utflHl p Witpe 4>hr(* of
CMiicngo district/ Imljiedlntel^jL^^
the rate chn,nge. >reii Unit Ions) (or)
new mlttlura will be,,tindii lnjjnne|
bun district nftci./ntiither o,l»(J";)
mlxtuirq tutjhed inlo"tlie matjiJil ()lri
ly aftjer prftiarntl HIS are1 coBrtpIfft^.
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HARRINGTON REVI13W, BARRINGTON, ILLINOIS TtjllBSDAY, 0CTOBEB8,1931
Waucond;
>-ma
I loaded t h e tabln with lion c-nSadt*
cukes, cooktes, a m i tee cream. Those
iiresellt We i> Mi. and Mrs. Li)wreuee
K i l e / , Win idstoek;
Mr, anil Mrs.
Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Dnvlini visit\\ illiaiu I niiKi*. Crystal Lalt*; Mr.
mid M o . IrimU Jones, Mr. ni d Mrs. ed the hitter's mother, Mrs.l Ann
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A, good crowd »n.l a «(>j».l time j w n IMwin Kll /., Klwood Kiltz, a i d Mr. Ilutchiiitton, ut Ciiry, Tliurndny
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liiid'by »11 who ii trended/tin
1'i'iipfit and Mrs., fflen Hum nnd, 'daughter, lister of,; Mrs. lJavlin's wus nl.io. plH'Hl)iiii(i» mid fiird imrt.v nt t'lihii- Sut- Ilarlene of Elgin. Tho party was a (•nt from) Chienuo.
iii'ilily eviMiinic. Si-veiittVii' tables wyre celehrarioil of Jht* birthdiiys if Mr».
A letttr received -by. friend*., he u ri*-'
iujiluy.
'l'lie Jiinreeds \Vill he used Lunge ami Edwiil Kilts-, and tjrt* wed- p.vit Cnj'l North, a former resjideiit
1
for MOIIiellilllj; u s e f u l ' f o r t h e sell .ltd. .liiitf. aiiniv •rsary of..their fullJ»r and here, iiujln'uinte of the.Soldiers' home
Ut DnnvjiUi', III.' . '
T h e W e e i l e r ffllilil.V lii.ived lijt.'li! to niiitlier.
i
J o h n Mil mi,. Sr., and -son
illilUll,
t'liidiKo Sui'iiluy iuirl.tl.ie Fred Uiijiiimti
Wji bjarn lliiit Air. Smiedel, who
fuiiiily moved iii»> t h e Knliil .oUiiKe. .•.'lent Moil ay wit 1», Mrs. ,T(»h Dunn Owns: a ^cottage here, IUIK been seriotisl-/-kijured in "im. aulo aceiiiein
.Mr. iiiul Mrs. .I.elepli Wnljur-jiiid' lit. SV, J o s e lilt's- lii>s|)i(nl, Kltfili
.-'ociety
The Kilt lief (in" L a d i e s ' ' Aid
finiiily were cnlletH Monday eveiliik*
Mr. iiiid Airs. George Hapkc were
u t t h e home of Mr, a n d M r s , lliiifold met a t the|r.cbni<fli half/ W e Inesday shoppersj in. Wntikegiin,
afteriinon.
Kidney.
Dr. ('; H. Wells. ;wln» has In ti in
nnd failing health, for sometlnie,
Mr. itni .Mrs.
(*/. O t u r h o k
' M r . ' i i m l M r i . NVill'hini l'rifiin>n| <>f
leetl
ItiirrjuKtini were cullers. Friday eucii Mrs. J, it Willrett of DeKalb spent moved t tlie home of his llili »llt er
Smnhiy J wi
intent the I I . I). Kelxcy h<»me/
,
>Ir. and Mrs. Friink in .('l7fJt|al Lake.;
M|s. Esther Allen,'Walker K*M1F r e d Itntiwfti a n d son. Ffed, .Ir. Iluber,
.In in
front tiedy ami sistur, Allsv Alice Ke i InWy.
yft eley hast return,
of l)ilinl.•»• iiml t ' b a r l e s Finii.of ( arc
Sin dnv of St. '.loMCpll'.'l rtmspital, lilffin, in uch iin- of WanKegiiu were Wriuconda Vl'sit|M'liter»ville Were «i:«sl
ors Friipay
Mr. nnd Mrs, Oliver Fitfs'ojf Sh idv proved!, in b kltll.
Mr. a n d IMf«. '(Jeorcii Lin rlsey of
Mr. a M .IrM.'Gol. en, Helen I j i u i s e ,
Hill.
Air. mid .1ii-s. t'lnrenc.i I.ul ilwet >f Crystal La »f spent Sunday w tli Mrs". nnd Mi iji. (Jlli'te of (Chicago speit; Uiri
iphronia Lin/lsi>y and <l i ugh ter, wiwk-e i.l at the C ai r home.
Burring!.m mid Mr. and Mr? •Frank
Williim Trout
Mrs JEJla Cady Mrs. Alary Harris
LiiKe-ifhiille spent Sunday « ilh Mr. Mrs.
smusKiMi
ittid
Mr*.
I*.
.Mr.
Alijis Jjnura Harris were-']'Heats
a
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n
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and Mrs. I'cler I'llulH.'h of 1
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- Mr. mid/Mr-'-. IK'iiry rFr«*kii»«,cii ,ii*rl spoilt Friil i.v cveninj; with Ir. . u iid recently at the homo of Air. nnd] M«..
on.
Will Hiirrls at Lake Bluff.
la
rring
Mrs."^
LaKeschultd
in
on FJmer Olierst if£Elgin Kiuifliiy.' JUr.
Jjljlaiid Mrs. L.jiuis ^mith ( nd (llulAlis-s Itoberta Satenge*, wlijt hrts
Olierst. is in the hospital r. COVflftll,
dreji, Dnrs lla ii-nd Buddy of Berw'yn been confined'to "I: fer home with.mi infrom an operation.
a nil Roy Veig o|f ("hicajfo sjir nt
jured hip, is the guest of her
he.r aunt,
Mrs.
\V. B. Phillips a n d <aiiRhler, dajl nt tin Ben. Miifjnuson hoi ie.
5Hrs. Hendee at B ound Lake.
Mrs.
Miiliel Short/., enjoyed SuuiliTy
Mr. and Mrs). jEihvard K Itz and
Altss j Viola Ge! try spent Saturday
wit.b Mr. a n d Airs. A.. W i 'reek of son, t'ecil of. Elgin s'pent Wt dne.sdny in Ohiciigo.
(Hcero, inrl.
in town viif:iting friends and rjlativns).
family will
Senaror Paddockk and family
Carl llu iid, Larry Henry and Hj; move bdek to til ir farm near Volp
Mr. a n d J [ w . Anton B a m inin', -Kir,
and M r s . U . Kn.'il of Kvnnj>'t»n l i n d Challenser returned last SJaturdny recently; vacated by the dortt!
Charlesi; Iiossdeii4:( her who had Heen in
Otto Strobach ilnds^ns, from their. fishing trip
Mr. and Mrs.
.Mr. and Mirs, Max Schick'tiiin ami tenant on the fupm for the psjst 1-2
Ourl, Otto, Jr., and Donuld of [)es
Plaiues, were Sunday ciillerji ut the Mrs. Aleta Schnerger drove to Elgin years.. !.'•..'
and Bartle tt Sunday nnd yis ted the
Charles Rossdeuteher, oldest! soni
KrilUH Jiuine.
of Dr. and Airs. Rassfdeubcher, ] assCd
Mr. and Mrs. VV. It. Comfort of Allcmnn and Jensen families
I'lllatine were onller;: Siin.lji.v evei inK
Idell Ar »s. resumed her studies 'at nway on Sept. 22, iged 38 year s. He
,
at the home <>f Mr. and Mr^j. H / . D .the Chicngi[> tiniyersity last| Tl|iui sday, served in the WorW war. On
23, 1030, ho wag united in matriage
Ocf.,1
K"ls«.V
^Ini. Geergo Stinek entertflii r*d' Mrs. to Airs Agnes Lynch. "Left to nourh
Mr. iiflit Mrs. Jesse Lovel|ctt<' and
Mr. and Mrs. IVter Foley, in d grnin.1- George Kit llmnn nnjl son of) 1 Jarring are the [wife, parents, and the fpllow-.
ihg brothers and sisters: Mrs/ M ildred(
Nu»i Bob, of.St. Charles wen Suu«lay thn last Tl ursdny.
RiirtUH of K. W. Riley,
.M-r^ and Mrs. L. II. Grobe tlronsnct- Hain., Airs/Anna dakesj, Airs. Alartha Cappeler, Mrs. Clara Lenzeai Aliss
Mr, iiml Mrs. A- I'i'K «>f SI inly. Hill ed businesi- in Elgin last Saturday
>lrs. Nc Hie . Kern of, Chit ngo is Addrllne Uossdeuteher, and Crank,,
enjoyed Sunday with Mfr:
stien.ling a few/days ivt tho'.idme of WilHnin. Alatt, Edward, Hernia; i, and
mother in liiijiif'iut
John, - Funeral services were luld at
/arl. Mr and MiA. Wilfred liowsoh.
W. B. Phillip* and soft.
motored to Dnviti Juiietioii. Shindti;'.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Picheii movejl St. Joseph's cliurdi at Round Lake
If; I). Kelsey attended, in' loail from the Pfcheri flat on railrond strrK'jt <*n Thjtii'sdny nioi-uing with inttnnenf
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nnd bridije niei'riii({ in >Vnuki sail. to the rujhen house on Pur { Ktreet at Round Lake.
;
last
w
eek
.Vfoiylay
Afiss I^orn Harrison jwlio hai been
.Mr. and Mrs. William Gw (lis and tm thl; sick list for the i>as: twij
Mir. and Mrs. Bertumi. Liipescliulte
and Mr. and Mis. Elmer I'iCbrill
' ' and ilnughtil
Fern of Biirringtoii. and weeks with quinsey, is reportid fm
daughter, Shirley of t'nry s|fent; Jfun- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klinonberg 'ot Ory- liroving
.layiit'th,. Fraiik lyitfeschuliic Inniie. sljil Lal« tpent Sunday evening with
Mis..Jack Dunn of Cnryi i lothcjr
John Wieniutb was a week-end hill. Mr. and 3|Ir». P. F. Knsmirs^eit and of Ed. Dunn, of tliitl village, is «t
IT at. the home of his sister, Jiilia \Vi''- family.
St. Joseph's hospital at Elgin, lakiiif
miifh.
i
medicnl treatment preparatory |tx> ai
M. E. (Iinrch
Iprnes't IVterseu a n d Conrad KJaiis
operation.
Sunday,' Oct. i t
ilttMided the 'iixleo in ('IlieKKo 'I uesu nilii 3
irermnn Brown returijied
lurch school. You H'ill (Ml-1 after ilu (*«tended v sit wifh hi» a u n t ,
dn.V.
J ' ' !>: »0.
Mrs. Aiiuustu
Meyer ninl Mrs. joy this
nir of study with' us,
Mrs, Clifford Kollo1 g a t Kjmhurst
11 :0(1 Morning worship.
(»ei(>ri;e KuUlmiin iiml son, (Jeorse. J r . ,
On Friday even lift. Qct, 1 I,
Sermon
by minist.
ciilled at I he Kriius home Friday,
Lake Cloniity Farm B u r e a u w i | l holt
This w. •••It the; conference of our
'<>6'p>»riijh'e jiibilen at the L berty
church is^ meet'mg at First Church, v.lUP high school, a which tii ID tlul
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Chicago... k'on artj welcome to attend. officers,, directors, i iid employ !(*8 oi
•Mrs. A. , > Hiidj ,will be «->|IP local 15 differeiit cobp(*i-a l.th* orgiini; ations
eprcsenliii ive. , |,
in Lake county m i l b i in trod id( ed.
The American I,.'i;ioii An sell in ry Indd
M E. M | L L E I | , Mit ister.
Alissi Alice 'Keiint d.;r of W a n k e g n n
a. »4>
| < i-ifil meeliiti; .Muiiilny niftlll. Del-.
lilrid Jiiiittes Fay /Cn•r of Wnjiconda
I'll St.
f» jo install lhe l!t:t^ l.lli.Vfs
wero- ijtiiit(*d in in'krtHri|i«,,_ nt the home
Business Notittes Bring Itejults
Pri'sidcnt Myrtle Tnuhla ' instiillled
the officers. Before the ilistalliljtioti
thef l>resi.leiit, Seeretary, and TieiiHurtjr wi^re presented with useful % ifts,
in |i|'preciation of their work donij tinpmtt year. After, the installation.' tho
niemhers motored to the "Evi*rjtjrr*«*n
TiiVern" at Dundee, whel-ei ti hanipiet
wna held, which will )<>ii« life retneniheifeil
•by tlnise
who
were present.)
AfIP« » r . l | M l
1.11 »rr"i
n ii'» » ^ t i i
|
ter nil J he inenihers" w e r e whiled.] tho
l'resii|i'itt, S i i - r e t n r y 'and 'I'reasjfire'r.
were prescuited with beautiful baskets
of flowers, and the remaining 1032
officer.' with corsatces.
i
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('. (\ C. club met with! Mrs! K
Uoth Wednesday afternoon.
IliKh
score.-; were made by' Mrs. K. Buresh,
Mrs. F. Jelinek. Julia Sucby, Ci)>nso
lation, MIA.' It. Hoth.
Mrs. K. Buresh spent the week-ei^d
in' Cbi.-nco visiting
relatives and
friends
Mrs. Myrtle/ Tnichtn, I.MVian Seri.
sen, Martha Kiiu.l, and Misn Barbara
Trtiehtn ntteuded thn installation of
the McIIenry County ('ouncil otticers
of the American Iiegion
Atixjliarr
held at 'Wo«lstoi;k, Friday,: Oct.! 2. ]
Mr. and Mrs. George B.mnuT.! celebrated their wedding anniversary 1 Sat)urday. enjoying n, dinner ; at ^lotel
l.aSnlle and attending thr*. Selwyn
thmtrp when* they saw "Tile tjlilelit
Witness."
^ ;
. Walter Smith and daughter, Elainj*
rilS new Prince|s:i washing machine j/wy water out of
ltae, hi.-: mother. Sophi'n Smith of lies
l'laines. and Mrs. Albert j Bub naiaji
clothes insteadIof wringing it ou^ It's very easy. First
s|MMft Thursday', in Woodstpek. \
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TJie liadies' Aid Society met. ilt {lie
you ^oad clothes into the roomy washing tub for quick,
homje of Mrs. Oeorjje I^owe^ lant''!.wer>fc
thorough cleansing;.. Then you transfer them to the
Thiii-sday afternoon and ' disetissed
pluiis for a cafeteria supp.T to 1H| hel(l
spinner chamber. While a new "hatch" is; washing,
the last week in October. The! nesjt
meeitiin;will 1M> held nt. tlile home i!|f
the motor whirls thefitfst"batch" almost dry'. . . ready
Slrsi. (ijeorge Bistmer on!' Thursdai'
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Cuba
Township
S
of tl c bride's parents, Air. and M s .
W. | ) , Kennedy o«l' Waukegnnlm
Alon lay uftornoon. Oct. 5. They vtt
nttei ded by J t a n and Alury Alice IX
leii, nieces pf the bride After a sin
weihling trip they will make tin
hoiu. nt Sloctuit LnUo. Those fr.
Wjiu condn j who were present wrjn
MjfH, Frank Ciiirr, Victor Cnrr n
Mr. inrl Mrs. Prnncis BInnok.
JMi. nnd Airs. Ct ,X, Jepson-,.'n
dang iler, Aiirginla, of Hingwood spijnt
.Stiudny ilt the George Jepson home.
It. 0 . Kent, G. M. Jopno-it and,m
Stan i*v, a were j visitors In Waukeg ut
Sirtti l!n.i!
M it nd Airs, Edward E l n h o r u n
son, iio\|'aiiil .prison of Chicago, spt>
SinidiiyJit tin jlmme of Kniiriy I'rnt
Aliss Owphdolyn Alurphy n f P a
Ridgii spent the week-end "lit*r,(* witli
reint iv'crt
R, O. Ken mid daughter. AI
Friances Aleyjtji). r|nlt>rtU|ii|eil jfrU>n|ds
mid elnlives from1 Sycn :iiore did ar
Gitni go Sunday
M a'hd lAffs. Paul Wronclii)on iiiid
Jon n Moody spent Sundiy in Chicago.
M .-. a lid At|"s. James Hall of ('
('«!?« spent the wleek-en. nttli|e.-(E.
Ctoli home. ; i
jDian Basele.v, Airs, .tulin Biiscli
Ali-s. Howard] Andersi n ami AI
Alice Baseleyj were Wi tikegni i sh( ppeirs Monday. ,.
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Grovej' Comstock of (ohiciigo tallied
oil relatives and friends here Hundi.y.
Airs, knrjgairet Alurtii and Thomas
EJ ltenrdon were; united in n a r r k Be
at Transfiguration 'church. ,011, Th u :sday morning. They weiw.atteadf'd i>y
Air. and Rlrff, Henry StadtfcUI.
wed(l|ng bJpcakfast' was serve! ; af er
the ceremfiiiyi b i t h e Howlest sisters
Air. p d !Mr|, Reardoii -will ""|;mp|ke
theii home i n this village. j A, Irs Alice B i a c k b u r n is spending
few days: with Chieiigr relatives
S d a t o t * anc| Airs, lfa.tuloc.k a n d AIrs.
H e n r/ Stjadtfeldt "attrinded t h e fune -al
of Cliarl^a Rossdeirtdie-r a t R o u n d
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I lll^Ml Ha
Anpnw, i n<ncc_nnd .nenl
party at thu A. L. I'ayto 1 hom*
urday ewning.) AIisi«[ WeijitOT hjiri ^ac| Ar hut BfiggK' h a w retin
LTfited a position in Vrkai «as and will vis t witl the home full
leave on Oct. 13 to take up her iww tre
Cai indnj.
Air. and Airs. Lw Lnndwer and film- duties. Gues'ts were presi a t from Mc- , ": Irs. 1 11 Stiel and da Uh
ily and .Mr. and Airs. William Limd Henry and Chicago.
a n I son, AlWrt, of D,.J
wer attendei ii surprise party on|K. I
Air. and Airs. Fret,!I Kropn and son, Mi and Mr*ll WiJllhm if,
Liindwfjr at the. home of..Mrs/ Huy Giiftiye, visited .Siind •y af crnpon with Silt!
--..i'lafrr*s $» WilluWi \,:
AlcCrndy in Crystal Lake I.Thursday All's! Kr.'»j)li)'s sisti>i> Alisfseii A*.la and hoiijii*,
eveiilng..
Hijnnaji Sleyer, in I ibert rvi|le;
Air. anil Afrs. Elmer Ri.-esdof Wood
Aliss liilliij -Cohnc' s an I Percy Mfe'
Ht i»ck visiter with Mr. and Mrs. Wit'
.7-:,-.1-^
3T"
liitrri Lnndw <*r Aloiidny evei iing.
Air.- rind lilrs. August Lo mini" nnd.
ft mlly> Air. and Air*. Angi st .Meyer.
niiii' Air. anil Airs. Kdward WiwoUwsl i enjoyed nn outing in Wasliltigton
Pprk,- AI,iUy iukee, .Sunday
Airs. 'E. IV. Blnndiard ttiid Airs.
V wiver- vjsli ed ••In F<>x 'L«k viVwlmni
di)y with-M R, (.'onverse.
("aWis ha * been received fi'otii Air.
id .Mrs. Bj R. Simons win) are'cnjiiyii g a ien di ys vacntion /ni'iir '>VMNI>
in •(ton; 1). t l and other po nfs of ini'i'Ht in llni. Kas't
A|rs.'"AititirIlertel WIU.HIK nd siiyeral
«H in: her'cottage this fi 11
Airs. Dick Tonne and' infant son
rjMiinied to tlieir home on Thursday
ffoin the JJes Plaines liosiiitnl
Air, and Airs. Kd. Bra iding and
ns. Mr. and .Mrs. Mmmett Rrn tiding
Clwcugo and Henry Brain iillg, S|l(;ul
tluriiiiy. a-'riil Sunday in I L'tite Lake
t.t-hc Braiiding I'ottjige. .,
C'a'rl Ernst, bias 'd|siiost d Of jiis
roce'ry store nnd delicnte.vs. n to Li L.
Smjt.h |of Kingston, IIL. whe took over
t ic .'.management of the b isiiiess p.n
AJIoliday ni»iiriiing.
5Ir. and 'AIrs. Otto Giese enjoyed a
dfiie to Lalte Genevni Wis., Su nday
ifternbon.
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Air. and'Atrs. Charles Ti llnuui and
twin sons, Howard and I inrohj. of
%
Plaitifield were dinner guejsts at- thi?
Weaver home Sunday.
Aliss Luecille" Helm ateompatiii-M"
elatives from Highland Pa rk tonsil;
fjosh, Wisi
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Rfiss Dorothea! Wester
Ijicaip
tyas the honor guest at
ewell
Lake Zurich
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Dorothy Schemrv^^i > i*eceh|l
occipiMliie ^UPBOA^p, ^af
tnoved Mq thevWteel % 'StprW'o^i
Northwest Higliwsjy and <^1
operate a Light iuiiefi kServ^f
Grocery and Deli#t0s^en.
SdN;
ALWAYSsR
PRIG
Come IJI and fiku
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CORRECT AttH ttECTU At" DESKJN-1 h-'ifa
r
oct and t a s t i n g Value,
you Beauty, Couven ence,
as well as provide fc r ecc a ly. l a 000114110100.1
GUARANTEED QUALITY MATERIALS-AJ materials used are"Certilied"rinde|bondastojquaHtj
and fitness.
•he
EXPERT WQRKM Mi$} IIP U All oo^t ^cm ' V ^
is directed and'dono !?y tboroughljr com »etent', uctfetl*
enced "Certified Builders'. \
PERSONAL SUPE: tVIS [ON —During Constxjuctiori,
we make regular pe soda I inspections to see tfit t h|gli
est quality standard! are 1 naintained,
SAFE AND CONVENIENT FINANCING,— tib^-iil
monthly payment pi in is possible becau* 1 of rigi i auaLity requirements of this ; >lanj complete project pn for
customer as Well as mort jage in|vestor.
Cary
LIFE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT I
Protecting the own sr's e luity.
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BONDED "CERTH ICAl *E OF tjUALI _
log for all
II time t i e in-built qualitjj o
guarantee of
of villi;
vsjlue, ^ssuec under surety
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OiMi; Uf II DIMw j#//#i
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ITH these sevem safeguards iSj|pflf<iJ;<l th<
siibplest and mest 1 iberal wa to bViild ant
finance your home eveif deyised.
After you. have chosen yjut archit^^u
and, flbor plan (and }ve help yo4 ih\
aisume full responsibility fc r the con) plctic n of th
\^ork. You have no bothe no incoav
vesL no
\jorries of any kind. f
WRINGER
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Bud Kosins'ki, Irvi*n HaAVen. F r a i
••if*' Kvidern,- and Irvin ' Kvidei-ji a
tttlided ' the <*ubs-Sox halluiinie j Sui|<>
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T h e first meeting
<('f t h e C a r y
Vj'ouinn's club for the si'aion will be
Ihjdd Friday'iifteriiiKin. Oct. )t .nil t h e
home oi' Mrs. A. Syiiek.
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;Tbn Cary (Jiirden club .met Mjin.liiy
evening
iit tuieetiiig
h e home of
Sfynek.
The next
willMr>fc
beA.
j-M
•ndny
eyenhig.. Nov. 2 at the ho'nii*! ofj-Mri
h\, V. Jeekir.
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Mi', and Mrs,'. Il.irry. (pipm 'IIS(»1
their daugliter, LiiV>mii Man anI tioii,'
Marry, Jr., ami Mi-s. Xeilio Kei'iii* <»f
(Jhicngo spent Sunday witli Mr. ni(d
SttreJ Wilfred Rowson.
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Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Sljlnor .if Alt.
Morion left: Monday for their el y
HomK*.
f Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hack. Aiijs.
(3u>tt»v(> Hansen nnd Mrs. • \lbejrt
Btilirninn visited Mrs. John iJDtnn. it
the St. Joseph liokpttal, Kljfin^ Sftilrrlay evening. >
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Mrs. Fred Kling,and chHdnxn, Jiv>k
(ml Eugeno of \VoodstockL All's.
Friink Miller, liefy-diinghter, Aifte. and
listers. Betty, Elaine nnd'Murea. and
dr. and Mrs. John Trestik oi' Burlingtiin enjoyed a weenie rojjjit lin i j bert Kfenx's woods Snnday iift^rnocn.
The Palmer family on E. Alain
itreet were pleasantly'' surjiriml >ii
Monday evening by rflathes
frrnj
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To each dollar you furnish (in cash of building
lot) we add three dollars—in othe woirjs, we'll
finance 75% of the cotnpleU'd value '-{••
for the line. Hundreds of ihomemakcrs are finding that
this new method sives time and handling.
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and you have^ M years i;o nay tiis orf in Ipy
The»Princess washer,- finished in '.porcelain-enamel
Inside, and out, is only $2 down for a limited time—
mohthly jayment^ (li^ce r«:nt) amounting id only
and you hlive 18 months to pay the balance, See it
$Si44 pel? thousand dollais borro^|ecl. phis pajf,)>
ment in udes the
priheirid and M 6% interest
demonstrated at your PubHc Service Store. '
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'installs in.your homje laundry
any electric Washing or ironing jrhachitie displayed at
your Publiiji ServirJe Store.
Time payn|nts miy be extended over Jl S months. Thiijj special! limited.
time oifer includes Thor ant| Federtjl trbhers
,and washers nnd Conlon ironbrs.
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nutny cmfort futunt that **•
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Investigate tjhis safe, sensible pjkm tc»dak pKo^
dr write, or cajl at ojur office for coniplctjr dcta)is.V?e knbw yott'^l be surprisfed and enthusi
ife a
tills wcln^crfttliy easy, safe way to hsvc
borne of bonded quality.
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Your mighbori oodapplianst dealer also carries washhgdttd ironing machines he'll beglajl to demonstrate.
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMIPANY
OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS
»HONJS 12 j BARI1NGTON, ILli.
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SCHHEIBER, Local Superintendent
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BARRINGTON REVIEW, BAJOMNGTON, ILLINOIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8,1931L
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Ning iraj Fails, ^pending a niglit
Three Pfrmits Issued for
Buffi lo then Ion to Erici, IPai., Clevda^id
hi
Sep ieniber Co; istruction
nnd Toledo, i Ol Jo ana] then
llonje,
stopi ing* to Speilul a little,! time with
^ork 1 on Lincoln Avenue
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Variety of Shows Bar\ringt n Quartet Trails
2700 Milies Through the East
Booked; at Catlow
' H'e
for Coming Week
Here's a Tip
on your
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frienjils 'in Erie Pa., and! Elkhart,
•J. , L
Ind.
Four bu^ ding permits totaling $5,
M
found i l l roads in exec'lleht 000 dollirs were issue) by A . i C B u t larger thun (our o w n , each four cal- got! his K. P , work outH. Tho , top
lous of (,'iis there IVJI rilling fiv«.« of kiciker nt tlic Port invitwl us to ttny cpnd t i o i , inclui ing thoNe jjirougi the andt, village, dcrk, (bring the montii
viirit us mountni n ranges! and did n|ot of Sept 'mbeif, a usually t^ull montii
otirn.
for1 diimcr anil the Indies sure \ifere
"Whilo vijiitipK in Qiebeo w e wert> imbroHHod with army rations (Htifnk, linvo tol detour more thaln twe jor in build inR
h
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v t ..jiu'dit'H, and Lo-fortunate cujoutfh to fin 1 A young felaptdH, cucumherM,
tomntooH, I mn! thn<i miles out of our way on the
One tvw house, 11 new waitin,?
All roads were paved room, n
i i;,;,•or-.smcn's'Dislow named ,U\v\<. Kitztsci aid who nett'd botns, brem) and butter, coffeo lind cntlije trip,
lid |j two a Iterations, were i r ni a RUHC lifter school hour* and ln< mi|k nnd pudding) but E . J. Miller with the exception of a few iniles eluded i
le per:nits threo of w h i c i
\y, Attractions
rode with »8 for t w o bourn whowiiitf wi|!s nxiHt ImproKwd, duo to the jfni't throiigh the w^ods of Maine whdre were f o ' biiilding on jLineohi avenut.
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a
no
u« all of tho pine H of interest in the Hint, he WIIH akuin dining in| tho 4 m o
v rjmd vote being cut til rough the
The iiorjnltH w;>re |njswcd t o : Wil«t$,
Wheil ho USPOV ori'd wo were me«n hull, nt the Hniu«[tyible In the, fore* t niid we hud to drive on a linlrd liam J, G^ddis, ;il.1 Lincoln, nvenur,
.nff,' with Huck
from a , town ncn r' O i cnjfo hIN flrxt Haiiio boiHtftroiw way lifter hAitig sand rohd.
new pofchjj $ 1 0 0 ; Mtjb. E . Walbaunj,
"Moino
•; ,,.1,, Will 1)(> th«> q u e s t i o n !
Intel ostlng
fljpireH
for 2 « 4 L i n ^ o l i avenue, n Idition'to
v>tfiiH1 "l)o you know
Al A, W. O . h, for thii'teen yonrs. i|Wo
ilt* houwf,
I 'flu' Cullow. i'llpOlH'V", Ittut| ho wou hi not helievo nls5> climhod a few thousand HtJiirH othc s | coutem]ilnting such n trip, $ 8 0 0 ; V i l i n m £ . . T i l i n g 333 Liti(niore or lesn) tin the toj>! of u lijfht- migl t he that t"e UHOII 18() Ralltfimlof coin nv nuo, newhome, $ 4 , 5 0 0 ; Ch
S i h t T , (llltH'tf i l l wo wer* perw»inl frier dn of Capono,
liivtwi there and hail n tjjiie view* of gllNO ItieL 1 qun-t of oil and changed cngo N< rthj Western allrond, waiting
Iio
conduct!
d
tiH
to
u
K
nvtt
mtlny
hlaK»>ii<ir><,
I jori'ttii
the 11 jit, tho «nr twice lp tho 2,7KX) station, $4(JK). ,
;
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plicciii,
lioiuoi
ttf fllUIOUK tin I city, lmy nnd f«r(.
nun'' h'lld. Short (oriciil
mill
hnd tho [car washeii once, hud
Fri'tiHi
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mid
fciiKlbdt
KouoriilH,
tho
,,, lull inclndi' it
,,
Hee Btwton
ttlgliU
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no
HcciiScntN
tuft! « i w no aecidt>RtsJ"
riiiln^
ojf
Ali'ritlmiii)
the
nurrowoHt IUUI
Bus ncsj Notices ]»rinjr Results
Ji (••inn'tly. wp«rt'Leaving
IVtlaiid
w« traveled
illrt|p#t, Mfrwt'lH Norrlp America, t h r
thr
High
many
hiHtorjlcnl
ejltloHl
u
l
t
h
e
i.lu'iitiircn of n Hlilp ynfdH jvlirro wi» vjtowed the Bin- Mtn on of Mnino, Ne\v IlninipHliJrr Jnuil
,i, i.rmun'M t o |?«>t prod* of Hritain jimt itailhiK for Eu- MiHKtichiiNettH until |w . r|>ajfhod HON(
t Instea^J of ujiaettinic your home (anq your
o|n>, albo tho Kritlidi (joHtroyor,
OHtroyoi HIIKO ton, Hern we viMited tint'IIIICOH-hist i i n t f t l i o :«;ml J(|K«
wore coiir
wo woi
,.il,f I lio ntyry of imiiy. t|hroii(ih which \\n>
nerves) with ah all-at-one-time "Fall Cleantor cally familiar to| nil of HH, tjnich
/CHEiVROLET
f,i-iKiticti>>n jdur- ducted jiy oiic of tho ml Horn on hoard, us Hunker Hill, ])i>Hton i bunrnjoim,
r
ing" why not divide the task ovet sjveral
Mtri'ot In l'atil Hevere'K hotiw, iFiinuil jllnil, iliavy
ini'ti, whu'h < »moH the hlKhi-Nf ami Htiwiimt
:ti n> Sunday and North America, futnoui old hroworloH ytutlN, First Church I of qiirlNt H«lenweeks? .
,'iitnn'ilfiii nuonort niul IHMHIIO^ICH, the ('hhtoaii Fronton- tlMtl, Hnrvurd TTnlvifrBity, Cumhrldge
, ii l.yijh. Dorothy no, etc.
mil innny other*,
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Take pack room ih turn, Tfhe cui i tains,
"Whijlo K nyiiiK in (Juebee wo'ilvod
.t.'iilH'lt (fUtll«T of
"From BoHton w4 tmtided to Alon a xdroct in tho heart of tho biiMllinens, bjarfkets, washable rugJB, ablb r mners
?iy
I'tllfTS.
hnuy and Troy, N e w York and then to
nous
sejtioii,
which'
would
compare
to
me.
"Tht>
Lone
Cazenovia, N e w York' wherti wo
v —yes, e]ven the pillows—for fevfen this VlaurU
Statu njiKl JMadiHon street in import• -:1111ri11K the sllltvisited friends, moving on from there
ance Imt not ii» top wraphy. "I'IIIM
dering costs but Uttlu.
a Mii"k«*jj M o u w
to Syruourt', Rochester and f hon
We have several
and mi 'Mode! "A"
eral 1930 am
linrt. novi'ljioN will Htreet was | just barel ! wide enoiiKh
I > nigrum Sunday for t w o curs to pa«s moving slowly,
the sidewajks were a mo_s>t t w o feet
PonIs and Chevrolet Coacles, Sedans and
.wiilu
oh
each
siikj
of
th
( , street and
i In- picture in
Coupes. Al^o several earliiir models vhjch
the doorways opened d rectly onto tho
:m<l littlt-.7-yi'Hrwalks with! no stops into the houses.
[!•• sfjirr«;<l will he
"" give excellent service.
will
Walking buck to t h e liotel whore wc
•a tu IT tTinvsduy)
Ivor,. htoppiiiK after parking the? car
Kvvina, nt T h e
confidence
in a Kara HO three bl jokS a-wjay, we
-.tn'ry nf wide npwere obliged to .walk in the street
i -!i.,\vn lipi.-nusc V>f the
through the rainL bet nH^e the down
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H E R E is ii(|> jirifc.s\ - r,.i;iilf f » r i t .
This is an excellent time jto sta^t
sion mor'e indispensI i."i. nill !><• an eyisit- --pouts i from thej hou-es all emptied
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until
the
Mdtwalks.
til
in
nt;
them
into
able
to
a
community
than
• .ii— ft" The Cat low.
l i t t l e rivel-M b u t ltlC ily tln> street-'
that of the funeral direcf l'-at-riiiKton lire (•»>were high in the i lidddln and w o
tor. Only thot.0 to whom
(.'ntlow by
could keep dry there when no cnri,
\ Call us now before y«u forget
he htik been of -ervice
:l-t.la.v iif men.b;jndise
(art-i iMigjtus or bug^ ios needed that
7
can
appreciate
to
the
fulli:,. i«! i lit- evening. The - p a c e .
i
est extent
the intelliI In- program will he
gence, poise and down'
Visits Old ('amp
in which Bert
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A U T H O R I Z E D CHEVROL1DT j D E A L E R S |
right ability that hie must,
i •,•!> r ami YV'Hisle.V.
"Wit icfiirii'wl to th I'nircd States
have,
;J,M-IH- Ati"< lire starred. at| Jackmal ii. Maine, minus all liquid
110 E. Station S
The modern
funeral di
"lull will 1* a Slim .--'.•uvtjiijirs, iniycl'iiig ,tl rough Maine to
(lorn ium
rector must,
tn'il.v called "Paristei'i Portland, rt'c spent ('1 tri'siderahle time
Tel. Barrihgton J18—Ask J oif
,is't, ui|de ;go nni\
, exacting train
iu Order
locking ovf r\ Fort VVilliuinU, where K.
« u u i n | ii
' to qualifyi' for nis
is work;
J'. Miller w a s statiotn ii fo'r-aboift six
H e ' must be
flexible
He found his
rtioHthH.du ring the wa
, enough to servo. gifacions< 1(1 blink in the .sajin i* ba'rraclw that
ly ju'ople fnim eve y walk
lie lived in. su me (ih niiillery, mess
of life^ Jile is be tb a mfr| a l l and >v«'ii. the k tchen where he
•vhunt/aml
a \m>U' 'Nsioiinl
Af.iss. her son. Walter
4>i
man,
H e reuU5 rain,highVoss.of Klsin were
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no of Mr. i»i'd Mrs.,
/Jiervice.
I|-is ctillink is
Friday.
one tliat; dt*seiK'es -yoiir
Orlo Sumlerliiue sind
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respi'ct and confidence.
mi'ilay nt tho home"" of
Priicticall.|
a|ll
fui^ra'I
Herman Kriinfus.
(lire'-tors maiiitjaiu t;<¥(
•"tfrq. .loliei Witfhiilm of
t.\v-four hour Meryice in
wwk-cml at the limnc
their estnbjiHlinijelittw or
til Mrk Carl Dorwaldt.
,«iri be reiiehwl, a t their
I Mrst Orlo Sunil<*rlaK«> spent
homes at any hour. Their,
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(C at the home of Mr.
services are available ev-'
Hansen. ,"
-1¾
ery day in the yOar.
"((orwdldt of Klxiii. ArGlonh I'etersont spent
ii K ut the h<"oe of-Mr.
Horwaldt.
sporisored-pis still splon fing—dozens ofj
QIDERN jfiorteirs do; not! trek qoss
of Barijington w a s a
FJJlimtAt
DIRECTORS
fail
Dorwnldt home
tims an^l laborjjsavers. I|,i, showing home-
Continued from pag,
m
Gleaning
Dolt cftittle atla Time
With the If elp of the Laundry
l ^.'
It'» msi to Choote is Six"
Uised
Car Bargains
Guaranteed Rug Cl.ea'njjng:
Either l^aptha or
Shampoo Prod sss
fhege Cars Witt
T
Be; Priced as
Meal Bargains
Gordon Motor Sa1,.
PH<Ue 26 i
Barrington Laundry
;..w. short
Sutton
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PEDERSEN
DAI1RY
BUI
Chapte\ XiV i
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iJ-i'bitrEEitiNG • IDEAS
dANIELSE* &
WILL^teRINGi
Lady Assistant
. Henry Krtts; and famMr. and Mrs. Goorso
nily arid Miss Dorothy
i. Mr, and Mrs,. John
Mm. Carl, spent Suu>• of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Louis F i t z l l e n r y re•tlie Fleischman Yeast
MI on liquor conspiracy
oiit of the activities
kn-ii, the t.'oijn Products
any.'and others in MaTh ( . Corn Products
any had already, beenl
Tarro is dead, othersj
i-ascs settled arid thjis
I'iiratiofi. Attorneys for
any eotitended.' that .thei
nasi'd
to ' exist six
tin- indictments were rciild not lie .held a,party
' the iroiir't did not p a «
••ii. and it is expectex
Mutually go to the su
i final decLsion.
.lik-^Uifxds ;ls offered <hc
t*\ised.
jyxjur, nfchiitectural design
r! hcijlp you i jn
this),
(op the- completion 0 f 1 Ji c
rii Jio ioconveiiiencej
>-UTin ioti»t2f iwords, we'l'
*'<Vj t'tfut of the propei-tA
to payVh\% off i n low
By special arrangement with the .m^nufactbrers of My^rs Wate)r ^ s t e r n s the Myers
pemonstratjon Trock |rithdifiFerent ^ype^ of
Ivlyers W«^rSystems-ph display and in actual open tion will pay us a visit on
i, i
rent) arriounting t o oalj
arj? b ii-r^^ed; This pay
ajid t^p(S%
interest,
nj|iblc--i|)Iu| todayi P h o n i
SHOES FOR W O M E N
K :e ibr, corrtrjletei details
L ^d
dnjd enthusiastic o W r
;^vayl t<? have a beautifu
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"J i t .
The experimen
-so succcssful that the Piblifj: Servc^ C(j)mhany of
]Northern Illinois w a| fourjded ia 1911 to
repeat! it on a largei
e. Sen itje was dxtended
to an ever-widenii ig ( rele c f.towns and A il; ages * at Ound Chii :a^ ;c 1Ratosjwere lowered
again a: id again. A super jcjwer network1,
was dev sloped. Tc dj y 50,0)0;fa.miliesin^l9
Communities recei /e
alii y of service, be th
jjas and electric, ujnepjamec pf 20 years a^o.
Before theWoilld wit a iiuid-wripgerthat
Screwed ori to the iiM of a ^ / a h-tub wa& coniide^ed a labor-; ;aving af pliapce in most
3omes.|So was t i e cjirpet sweeper. Womeh
were suspicious cf jm eleetri(J iron someone
lad iriviented.
mi<h ((in cash oir budding
M
cc untryin c c v< te|d \^ag< >iis. They do no
on buffaloi rrieat. Modern1
are fouM |n business and science
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WATER SYSTEM
DEIViONSf RATION
$
5
YOU NEED
;NO LONGER
BE TOLD
THAT YOU
HAVE AN
EXPENSIVE
. FOOT
6
$ .
^MAAtoEEE-SixattelJ
M
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K\CU"S1VELY
ISAKHINGTON
BY
SCHUTT'S(SH03E
[STORE X
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AK MiNGTON. ILLINOIS
ursday^ Oct. 15th
i* wi] 1 afford anyone who is interested in tuning wrier for the lionie or farm an excellent
opportunity to obtain first hand information as to
how eat ily and how reasonably running waiter at
the tur»of a faucet (can now be ^iad for toilet,
bathrocm, kitchen, laundry; for stock watedng,
machin s washing, sprinkling and fire proteciion.
DEMO^STHATIONiSTARTS at 10:60 A. M. ai^d
will cpntii me throughout the entire day; A represent- •
ative dire :^ from the Mirers Factory will be here to
answer, y>ur questions, I a ad if you desire will assist
in selecting a water Isjstem for yoW, homeorfarm.
r>oj, in any time-f^ W will be Welcome J ,
MUXER tlROTliERS
I hardware and j ?arm hnpUments
Tel., Barikgton 225 '
107 E. Station Street
S't
'it
1910 a StruggHijg utility company in
lea. A smliortherri Illinois jtoritee'red
•v^as substitluted
^ le elect: ic generat in
for fen scatteredsti d
£ RS
1 4 is
makers new ways of,domg\ old chores. Arid
V
f
back of every aopliance 's
d is a performance gi|arantee.
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When magazines began # picture medianicaluf.igerarors for home use, 10 years ago,
a new job of pioneering bes^ n. The, Company
selected what it believed to be tbe best of tl»ese
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home "cold storage plantst installed a njjunber oif'them in ciorthem Illinois kitchens
n
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A. few of uVse first refcigeratofs did nor.
"m|pke|goad". Something ^ept wrong inside
j—ipmething tfcjat could hardly be anticipiited. ,
The Company explained-th<: situation traakiy
to tiie buj[ers, provided free servicing, offered ^
fre^ repla:dmert. Customeis lost no mciney;
4*
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bday,,
improved refrigerators are bjeing^
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1 /cf
- homes.
,
***l'*t ait.5-i'
The
welcomed ijntO' thousands
the "manufketuied .weather"
cotli ditionifjg
hat is so pa pular in mo v ng picture theaterif aifd other public buil 1 ng •—is near' at
hard. Co TI ^any engineers a r<: es :imatuVg' pbssib'jittics, cooperating with •rnaiiufacturers of
j! Here was a fiel 1 fjbij m # pioneering. The
pinent. Small machine ^ t h i t both wash
IJPublic Service Co npany to Sk 4pQ of the new
cool air-ate being tested. Jt will not be
irons, {demonstrated them ii.customers'
1
; homes. Women \ m* quid* to appreciate this Jdrig bef>r< ho nes Can be a s cor jjfortabtyxool
dufingis inimer months as p e y are lowcorn-t
new help. Efectiic jirons became a part of
fortably wjrmiIn winter.
i good-housekeepi lg ecjuipr lent, j
As fast as other practical hpme appliances
were introduced, tjie Cor ipajiy 1 introduced
them to its customers. Thjrough its stores it
1
Whk kmvjs tyhatkuiltfo hextti
rort'
}
tips ah fh nd m Urnkm at 4 it ence, Tbm is
J
akMys^mwrmg tf
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ERVICE COMPANY
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JMNGTONREV !W,
ijiily Innlverwi ry. Thoso present, J ii
Idlt oii to the honor guest, were J\l
Eiioci T»aiiilw>i', Mr. ami Mrs. A p
LlitulWvr ui|id .jlalighter. M and Sirs
Ctifster Meyer of Biirrtnjit;'t|i>n mid Mr
t
Pergonals
Clubs
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.Family Reunion
'
nt Hoffman llonifl ,
Mr. IIHII. MI'M. William II»»ff"tnii^i.i liO,!
\V. Lincoln livmill",
»«llti'l'.t'nllic|l II
Kroupj of riJntivi's nt. if family reunion
Nuiidily. The fotlnwliiK out. of tt»\Vrn
ICtli-Ht;! .wrrli pri'Nent ! '.I, . I'. I lillirilli. II
lirothn* of .Mm. llofTniiiu .I'min Low
Alludes, Ciilif.; Mrx. II, Ml lium-an.
their ninthcr, <i1* Dennison. In. ;, mid
Mr*. Jennie Mii'mil, it'sinter, -mid her
daughter. I.i'iri'i'iiin'. t>f Palatini*. Tipfolluwiiij; I!in riii«lini
rein lives were
union* tlir jjiH^lh: Mr. mill Mrs. Ay.
,T. SCott nml soil, fin : .Sir. unit Mi%
Ri'churd Wi-ssi-l; Sir. IIIKI.MIM. Lloyd
(Jnihiim nml daughter., J a n e t : Sir. mid
Mrs*. Fred ' Sclwutblc iiiidT.iirton |I<>fT-.
man.
A. ImfTi-r .(inner was sei-vedsuld
an enjoyiiiih' uftjcrjiovn passed. '' '.
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Interesting I*roKram for
Methodist .Mission
Mr*. Saiifujt Rieki*. :«T W. Muijn
sfri'fij cijli-rtiiiiiivl tin- Missionary society uf tin- Methodist. J-hurch \Vt*cln'v^diiy Afternoon.
An interesting program nils upcnfil with devotiuiiitls Uv
Mrs. .1. K. Nishtiiigiile-. M|-s. SI. | .
Krpj-iuii.il iiml Sirs. A. K. Wclty gaVe
reports from tfu- district' meeting mid
Sirs. ^lohn 'Hfell. "the president, spnfe
briefly on tin- study book for the
year. "Clnist (.'o'lhe* to the Yilliige."
T h e i!!{>*sing number of the afternoon
was especially enjoyable, a demonstration, f'Going If Xeede<l," presented by
Mrs. Ada - Htirndnn, Mnc. P.. R. Drover.
Mrs. I* K. Drover, and Sirs. F. Yf.
Lindskog.
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\ . T. Mi <- Kiitertalnei!
u: Heliiiufvi* lloniiv
The Y. 1 I M. <". of the ^lllelli
v
iiircili were *ntel'tillliiHl lit, tln home
f Mr IIud' JJIN, John Nclmefer, ;!W«
( ootillKe ll.i' 'line, Tu'esiliiy evening.
I 'oilowllK.' til Ulevotiniiiii ilinl InislnesM
I'f I of the ppitrmii n socliil liuiif "WIIH
!
wrvAl.
enjoyed
urn S. refroshmeiilti
Slitts Ivsthei' Bnit/.ler is president, of
thii oi'uaui'/i lion
Hohert Phiicn C'eleliiales
'fjwi'Mi IJIrttlitla*-.
hiKi^is,.545 ( J r o v c II.VI
:' "tobw't;
ml fileiiilM lirSIondii f. ,al'lijivlled
l^i'iioon
enjoy his lenHi hlrtlidny
Willi hitii. Tlie afternoon
lltllHVI'I'MU
wiiisMpenl I'oirtuWr BHIIII*. Hi'fiTHh'
njoiitM we|M> served -011- table* i mliir
the trt! s.i 'll'he hii'thdny,i'iil(ewitfi its.
candles \|'ii» an eiiJoyith|<' |ini't o the
PM.it y
Steak 1 Fry-»I
KiiriMt Pres«Kt'
' The foil
inn Jtrotip of. friends eiijoyed a si It fry ThurHday «»vcni«B
at 7 o'cloi-k ;in tlw fprvst prestM've:
Mr. and M h , 1 A. D. (Tuu'ch anil son,
I'lyde. Sir. i ltd Sirs. Spencer Itieke,
Niemeier nttd
Sir. and Mi +. Leslie
sou. Way lie, Sir. and Mrs, C. E. Paxton and Sir and MrsS. Joe SlcU-n
iiiiin. all of [{urrinston.
Wells Kntei tahts
Slis. H
IIoniirii|i|! Vlrs. Kanipcrt
Sirs, K. I). Weljlu. '!^00,W. liililie
s't'reet,- wjas hostess ; Witdiiesidiiy >vi('n;
inn <o i(lx ee« guests hoiioring iher
cousin, Mrs. . S. H. Kaiipi'i't, 551 Dir
vision t ree who has ret'eiitly n ov«d
to Barf inKton. 'flie s«k.'iiil hour was
passed n. games aiid'enjoyal le ri|f resh
mk'iits v<ire served h;y Uie hostess
Slis. Wewetae r Entertains
Pinorhle t ' l m
H a i h r , Wewetzer,, ;113' X.
Sirs
was hostess"i.to
tho
(ri-nnt a vein
afternoon,
I'inochli! eli b ' Thursday
I''njoyable n fresliments were served
and prizes a warded to Sirs. SViljliatri
Ifrauden. Sirs. Jlenry
Sleyer. M r *
it red Cady a itd Sirs. Robert Purc-ell.
1
:.Mitert4ins Birthday
) SliSH Yerna Brandt, , ½ \f: Li icoln
ajreiiue, •was hostess 'I'liurnday veni»ig to the Birthday .club, Foulrtein
niembei(s; were present to enjo.
wef"e
P
evenin; at pinochle.
Prijzes,
given a n l a dainty lujich was s jrvfed
!
hj- the liostess. ,
f
of
Town < i i lasts
|' .Sliss Evelyn We-stehbcri, l l ( j " W ,
Lake 4tfeet. wasf loskess
Sati irday
eivenulf to fourteen friends from Chicago, D a n e i h i ami bridgi "wen enjoyed (throughout tlie even ng. Ifri^ef
nzes
Were awarded and a delicious un :'h
serveil.
Kirs. Lawrence
Entertains
•TWirt Lawrence yvlbs hAstejss
«fl a 1 9 clock' Iunch|eon a t I er ct> int ry
hjomo ast of Barriiigton, Wedrie s|day.
The folloW ing out of to'vn, guests
were j ) resent: Miss Edith J)ymo id of
Lake ydi'irli.iandMiss Mildred ] l i d i s
and S is. Ella MeCormieH of Kilos
Renter,
Ladies' A1'1 I •"""lety »f ' <h
idist clniii'li will nwet Weilnes'
lfteriKHin, Oct. 11 at the ltoijm
L. Mlmdlii'iiU. (140 S. (.'old
j- .Miss An'iy Aridel'sbn of H o n e y A ki
ifntertii ined t H members of her Si
i)ny sc fool el a i is Monday oji-oiiinjj;
i|eli K )ll til even liig Wits si>ciit m
ijnjoyni iln hllicl served; I'll lrteeii
bers in ml till'
lenche.rt Mrs.
I'Ingels nan \M>I e present.
Earrington
Woman's Club
U.
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i
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Glencoe, Illinois
MHIIIPV
\V|1HCIIIIIII of Elgin were Sunday din-»• giieslH of Mr. mid Mrs, Ffed HenH>[i. 2(H) \V. Lincoln avenue.
Mr, nml Mrs. Leslie Kli'sehni r and
illdrcii. Jium and (lortloit, of KiuwiiM
liy. Mn„ nml Miss Itulh Pyte, M 7
ritovo iiieniic, wiu-0 Friday evening
nier gi ests oil Mr. Mid Mrs. Hpvn• Hlelti, 122* X. Hnrrlwm Htrm't.
lllIfrNl 4!f CHhlflHtMlsli
II liij
^ ''I rt-.u
fi'oi \) a vistl of
w i t h I'lli'ui
es nt Kori'KjiHh. \ |
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GIRLS
bo: Quhhowth t
ybm cm gel a
PER
ANENT W
H .S^AMI
SHjuded v4f0
SIPECIALS
j Clark
MONlfOCI
PUREF00DS
Opek Daily Till U p, /It,
including Sundays andHolidays
Photoffr
9PE< :IAL
OF1 E R
or Christmks
'*•
in the P K O F E S S I O X A L B l ' I L I ING, M 4 Division St.
Opposii e 'Acke'mann's Big St<>re'
We specialize in-a.' Plirec Course I iiiicbcon at 50c a plate
Oh presenting this ad ajnd
paying $2.50 at t i m e l o f
setting' you will be entitled j:o two beautiful
7x1) silk, finished phojtograplw in folders (regulai
price, $30.00 a dozen).
Four proofs to select
front,. Thils offer good to
lanuary l i t .
Tim liiiul of. food you.like but. si imetiim>i hard to find
Buffte Studio
li.irt.-l
in iin— 11:uo0 ii.in.-r
30 p.m.
Dinner—5<30 lp.ni.-7:30 p.i
Siindiy
13:0«.Noon •2:00 w, m. i.r
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A Lit Ciirte >ferviec ill 10'til. ]\ alsj
py ROBfear STANLEY 110¾
i?,
Elgij
c. ^
GF NHlW Y ^ : JCIT
Member of the Boarfl of Lectui-eship
of
..
„ The Mother Chlureh,
Scientist,
|in
B >s1on, M« ssachusetts.
The K d t Church of (fehbist,
IN ^ E HIGH SCHOOL AtJpITdR^UM
Pot atpej Salad (German Style) ]b. ...
20<
Dfelicioiis Baked Ham, best quality, p|er lb
60^
Boi ed JHaim, Al, per lb. ..':
30^
Veil LQM, the very best, per lb^
35<
Baton, lean and good flavor, per lb. .
mi
Slicejd Sweet Pickles, old fashioned si;yl&, pt
Newft^ill Pickles, qfe. 1
1 I>o. 2 can Corn, white
Early Ohio Po|tatoe^
1 'jib. 3 Carrot Chip
None Bet
1300 Red Beans
211 per p^ck
1 Sf/a-oz. pkg.
$1.55 per bag
Bi-emner Crackers
ROSJ JOE ATESj
Lone ftarved
cnl
TUES; WEDI, oqr.
DUX
****** C )OPEP*
tuesi ay—Fiiehdls
£.£•
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RSDAY, OC
lime lufcc
WE DELIVER I
KOHNERTS
I*
Call Barriitgtor 547-J
VULLB
also SljJM SUMM
Pai -Isien Gaie tu
DELICATESSEN
Cook Street
AtESI
I
Sportlighf;
J
'-
A Manf^ Place
in t^ie World.
Thefe kre two kihds of energy in this
worid-^nergy Which' coniesj of motion
and energy whjdh belongs to position^
In you1jh| every }nan c^n so; direct his
activity thai'he]iwill have \attained a
substantial positipn during hjs. prime of
life. The sole requirement is that he
shall not waste^ energy—n^r throw
away its results. The product of- his
youthful surplus energy should' be
saved that he may, possess the meaqs
to help him to position. Save part of
your earnings to make the (foundation
of your fortune. Save reguWly in
First State Bank. We will pirotect you*
savings and help you make tljem grow!
first Sta[te
flarikof Birrii
Capital and Surplus $150,0001]
L A G E S C H y t T E l Chaliman of the Board I
A . L . R(IBJBR'ISON 1 ]»re8iSent
T
G O W A R D P . C A S T L E , Vice President
EDWARD f# jixtE
m
H. I
blO S. HOUGH ST.] pARliiNGTON,ILL
fi'Vke'ljpiidcijt
T . t J t l T S O H , Asst, Canhier, I I E L B J
>
!
Evening, dctDbei 13,119^1
1
at 3:15 o'clock
in.
pSin
ANliOUNC^S A FREE L5PTURE ON
i
MIHM
SA1
OF BARRIN^TOIil, ILL.
Dorothy K . Ross
663 Vernon Are.
and
Cut
ri
fori
Announcements,
Christmas,
Parties,
aqd
Book Plates—
of your
Country Home,
Hearth,
Doorway, or
Garden.
Featuring your
Hbbbies, Pets
or TraVels,
.h>y.
t
FIRST CHURCH OF GHRIST, S IENTIST
ndivi
Original
Cards
mid
£
AD^LE. Beauty Sho
THE BALCONY TEA ROOM
Ke:u hers ; Knjoy Hilie,
Oiitifoiir Ititahfast
nil ti acliers'iif the I'arrinKJoii
sclnml enjoyed a ten mile'.hike SlntX '•moruiuif and an outdoor'luejilrfastjat the hoinii' o f Mrs. It. .1. Se.vnuer
1
acq i 'ihe :'.•rest .preserve. The folbliWins* vrre nteiubei> irf ihe partyi: She
SlUs| •s AIIIH-IIK' siii'i'l. Lena i,ei«|i, Altln;ji ('hriNiijiiisnii. Ksther SIcKerelfer,
Harold
Ana Del. Lcouliard. and Sirs
(}rel|e
Anton LlmlherK and children,
in'n'il
rs. George Shi]
itionl dtiwr, Iindfe h(s MI; Il
jiiiil, liilkovti H|» wrist' S|„ iln\ I it m
.iii.im>,kU v h i l i ; a t ' p i n y .
MrN.rVrjid' Hecoril nml
.iii
Mr. a i d Mi'pt. Hurry
Dockery of
[lliinnioiul, Ind., were Sunday gnents
'Mi', n id Mrs- T. J. Dockery, 1»0
()()
' rfield itreet.
'
ilr
SVi Ison Herren, »14 W. B u s
{'' X, I Heeler of Klmhurst Is a guest
srtl] s trtsJt was a guest at n 1 o'eloc|;
i \|eei, at (he homte of Mr. and
hilich roil and bfnluo party Tuesday n Sr-S. A. E. l ^ l e r , ' 4011 K. Itusseli,
'Marcel | . _
l\
the. lioini> of Mr. and Sfrs. SVilllan
^*
'an
;]'ee]t.' .
-j
Finger Wave ..v
Mr. Beck
Beelj|iiaiil in Waukegaji
Mlsn Knthej-ijie Sltirihy, 515 'Di:
{Manirui 1 \
...
man IS ' •jlc.e pitesident of! the Herrei,
li ilon street, was a Sunday'guest of
^hampoaj .
.»,,
Aeronaut ical cprp.^iration,- The Beck- Sfri mid klrs. Frank To^iin of ttjiclue,
mans will m w e to Barrington in thW'K
.
i
neai1 future.
jirr. aiiil Mrs. Mj. Stejjle and diuufh- dnjl
jMarcel i^ud Sliihipo.f
' Miss. Willtord ^V-ats.oii of.Grove avq• i f W lukegan have, hioved to BnrSir. and Mrs. Walter Ipe iver|ns and
|Sha,miHo.&
Finder Wajt
entertained
|
several
friends
nn«
nke street,
ri igjton:' ind are at
home at
115 daughter,, Betty, 135 W
Sat afnotion.Guai,II
bridg i FridAy1 "aflternoon
s
alt
Port
Cfcwge s reet. j Mr. S eele is connect- spirit Sunday with relat
M i . and jMrs.. Carl Erickson,. Mi eil 'ijvith ho Htiritpn Aeronautical-cor- WuJiliiiigfon, Wij-J.
and Vfrs. Jack SVilliainson of Evan poration.
Miss Ifi»leii Orussel, 40' Gro|ve aVe;|
. ••- I ...
' '5 N. ^ook St
with
ston and Mrs.jOarl Erickson, Sr.^.oE
the
wVvklend
}isv,:' a i d Mrs. Edwin Schnefer of nue] enjoyed
Telephone
B^rrlngto, « i
Chici go were!'dinner guests of, Mrs Plainfield. enjoyed Monday ami Tues- friends a t Springfield,
Ida \Vi^liami5on, 122 Waverlyl I roat tsyl at t i e hdiwi of Rev. gchaefer's
Mr. and Mi's. D . G. B ice of Genoa
Sunday In h(jnij>r of the seventh Birth 11 rents, ] Ir. and Mrs. Charles Schae- \vere week-end* guests of Vl|. ai d Mrs.
day >f Buddy JErickson. ••
Vernon .Schroeder, 517 S jir(M>k btreet,
fB.',' 649 (Srovij avenue,'
iilr. am I Mrs. F. T. Ldwell of Chi- Sirs. Schroeder i s . a dau|gljter of Mr.
Mis. Wilii^njHoffman, 2 0 4 W. Lhij
coin uvenu^entertained the ladies of (jalgo callid on Mr. and [Mrs. ttarry and' Mrs. Buck.
Sir. and Mrs. Wesley Sjlmcfer arid
iff man, who j a m guests of Mr. and
the Doublefl&glht Pinochle club at her.
jhome Wednesday afternoon of
last }|iis, R. G, plagge, Sunday eVening. sons, Dean anil Ronald v efe giftesW of
urel Lindsl og'of l.rvjiiig Park was f riein Is in : Janosville, S\ IS ., 0 er tJto
we«k,
Mrs.; Louis lVIiller won first
•eek-end guest of Mr, "and >Irsj wejjk end.
prize, Mrs. ; William. Evans, secdnt
JoniSs and
and S^rs. Hofflnan c o n s o M i o n .
0 t M e s I h i c s , 516 S. CMk street.
i lj>i. and. Mrs, George
T i e following
people spent
thle
Mr. a h l S^rs. Robert Balberston of GeoJtjc S h a w of Chicago .w ere Sunday'
" , J end atj I|,ake Geneva: Mr .j an 1,
licagb 'vere 'dinner guests Saturday g u e s t s of MrS.. H . L. J 6ie», 325" E,'
Aveek
Sirs. Adam Ulbriph, 704 Prospect
Utl [the Wnlwce home; 223 W. Russell, Hillside avenue. - " " •;';
Mr. and Mrs. R a y . 4 . y | r s >]..:Chii
nue, Mr. ahd j M|rs. W . B . Johijisoi^,
rieet,
' . ., • j '••' ' '
a KI JVlrsi
Mr. and Mrs. I Albert Anderson, M
jklr. a n l Mrs. J o h n KJntght of Ful- c;ago spent Sunday with
and Mrfi. Ned Xash, Sir; and Mr*. tdii, la., are visiting; at the home if F. K. Daum. 203' Duhi|e qv eiAe. '
sainucl,
Mrs. 'J. F i s h e r and
RolKrt Bro^vn, Sliss • lAIicjo S w a t i s o i '{'Mr. and Mrs, L. B , Nienie|.ier, 115 N,
is
of- phland Harry IJncohsen of Chicago nn:t llarrison street. Mrs, Vieineier is a ;and Mr.. and Mrs. H . BlI
cago were Tuesday giies|s of Mr. and
Sir. and Sl;r!s J George Lyons of Park dlughter of 'sir., nrtd llrsi. JKnight.
f,0CT.
118 V . Lake
BUlgK
! , '
Mi^s Marjorio T r a u t : of McIIenry Mrs. Il; It,. Westenberg,
1
''-".';
M^s. Louijs f i l l e r . Mrs. A. W. Xe
M a/guest. tiliis •week' of Miss, La- streeii.
M r . ' a n d Mrs. P a u l Ahdrews-:and
non, Mrs. SVttlter Tonnft, Mrs.
fei Bliuvche Scherf, 300 Dunde^ nveiiue.
Slct^ibe npd dniighteis,
Irene nn|d
Mr. a i d S i r s , ( W a l t e r
Schnetlngc Sliss, Maud Gossell of t lifeaftoi and
i id son »f Chicago Mtjclycd the week*: Sir. and M'rs. W a l t e r ' G oiiseji
Iloseinary pidtniii-kml in SVing, Par
lid with Mr. Schnetlalgo's
parents; family of
jMareiigo , were
B«nda|
Elgiiu Friday of last week. J ' '
1
Lfliln.sbjur.y (j'Jiap. No. 41)4,,0, E. 1 Slr.in^l Mrs!, Wiilinm Sclinetlnge, 127 ;'gUi*tH of Mi'innd Mrs , A. Gossell, $ $
iSlorltbi-iiTli'muk
'
,
n
'''•:' -:\!':W> Lnko sti+ftet.. -.'•' .-,
is pliinni'iig ri Visiting tniitroni|i 'nml pi
^UllOUjih
ind
1
Mri-jiiid
Sirs.
Leslie
Kirse|ner"and
dr. and Mr*.-.T. • .Nile's of Ohicago
Irons w e n i n g !fi»r Oct. 30, nt! the Mi
COMKDV
ACT
i»«|il
Jane and Gordon, J oT Kith- w<^r« ISiiijday -giieatH of Mr.' and MrA
Konlc Temple j building.
Admission Hac;4(lif
in s l*ity 'Mo., who tire, visiJinc reJit' K. J. -KrtMter, K20 GroVo « v e n u e . , » '
Mr, and .MJi-s. Henry SVolthaiiHi;
vet
and dnu>!lif.ei', Mabel, 031 W. Mnih
Calvin G.j Miller, youtucst ami .iif
• SUN,
street, and! Mr. and Mi'H. Albei
Tuegi'I, 115 Ni. .I Inrrison st|reet, wei
Smifiny giiests: of Sl.i'f niijl [Mrs. • Vo
tuiu' Anderson! of ('tilfnjjo; !
• Sirs. Oraeo'l' Cii nno i, 5()8 . H,- C'oo
striH-li was hiiistess at two' tablea if:
bi'id«(i Tuestliiy eveiili g.
WVlter HeuyiM'ns, \ 1! 5 W.
Lnlio
sli'iM't, returnod to his dillIcs with l;l
I Itiit ds Bell 'lV«li>phou< Co., Monday
after an absence of I: vo \ycoks, whije
hitt I ijtired ankle win ijnpvoving.
'SI*, and SfUi: Ch nrljes H o r n aiJd
MOl^K
i Mil
MijGjKl
Slir. nnd Mrs. Hermjin Scliuiirke (f
Nowij
imd
jSI»K
-,
Chicago were Sunday dinner guewts iif
Sir. and Mrs.^ Edward
Horn, 5(1|2
GrovB avenue'.
The following! Barrjugit'on people alttendid a meeting of the jWoinan'H R
Hef Corps, a t . vVtoodstio^k
Tuesday
M*|. C. P. Ilawley, Mrs. H .
\ \
Gri^im, Mrs. A. W. AblJK>tt, and Ut^,
Will am Gru.riau
Willianj Sc.hermerhorn, his daughte r,
(F fljeii, and griaftdson, Ffaiik, j'Jr., a i d
Rus>eH. Sjtssaman of Rochtflle w e e
Nfjivti('and Comedyj
SuiMay guests of Mr. and a|rs. J o i n
fl'
clil.-
ward
end wJth~re|i»tlvi«M at G V n, Mich,
Mm. K l M u t « P ' M grandfatluf, .T
t'oliii'insl to Ilarrinitlon witl thelin and
lit }» j u i ^ t of Mr.-and Mtj» HpPIM'M"
ttlekts 122 N. IInrrlMon ittttli et.
MM.
Uielte is, II KnindiliiUghter a! Mr I'yhv
Mr, and M M , William Kftlhli inn of
Onfc Park wei'p giu^'U Tu lay if Mr,
and M M . G-orge K i i h l i ^
¢07 •«.
I
(Vink slreof
I
i| % ,M<»SJls-s Mtihifl Hiidiiiim
MINH
('Illicit
Milinii of Deliuid
Kthel rii'hwiih, '110 10. II Isld ) liveii ins Hniiduy.
C'Ull court
.riidge'(IrlniMon of the
of North Dakota \vns a |fl*Ht a t tlie
home of l,)r. and M M . A [||r 'iieske,
:tl2 <lro|'« itveniu', TiiesduJ evjultfg
da ighter,
Mrs. Williiun Hodt In
Faith, and MIMH Uiftiii Mtrt uar It. «»1
W. Main street, chriwl o| frie lids at
Crystal LIFICU' Suiidny
Sfiss Mary Hnjiborn of Ikiilainn/,110,
eek o(
Si it'll., is' a hous guest h
135 I-i.
Mr. and Mrs. V esby Pn|rk
f
limf&ell street',
Mr. and Mys. V. I>. H ^wl«|>y and
son, Charles, \ 623 S. ,C »ok st r w t ,
\isiteil relative^ »tfc Beloii Wi", Sun-
4:
SlisM A ndersi n Hostess
Id Sun lay S i h Mil Class
Itapt 1st ('lunchA'OIIIIK People
If.'iijoy Otitliie
-A Kroiip-o' ;j"i Itilptist yiMi.nK people
njoyed mi anloinobilii -toin; • of the
Mr
Kdwin lMiijiire. L!lX> \V'. ll\k
Eiim li I-ni il ver, (131 Oil' lie a el lie
sidl. eiiti-rtaiH^'H- » happy uroiip bf IlnrriiiKlon :iciiility Tuesday eveuinul
Ills
||v»l H ( | l l Ht M hoiioi' at; the Ii limn
i. hi hit I I S:iliinl)iy iifteriio'on in lion >r wlili-li was completed by a "weenli
>a ugh i h'. M "s. H. C.'/:. M '(fi'iidi, of
dinmhle'r, lloiiinHla. wlio w i s lloasi" and sonc fesl .at one of tin
of In
eelcbi iiiiin: her ninth bii'tlnlay m i l ' pleasant WO.HIIMI spots near Itan'iiiB- try'stiii 1,1)1(11 riinrHiiii.v eileihiB, :ho
rjcciisioii beliiK .his nisty-11 i l l % rjthvers.ii'y 'I'll" nl'lenuAiii was spent in tini.
o l i t i l i l o l Kiiiiies and a dainty luji 1'
was jn'i'ved. I'asli-I shades were used
(leiiee t luit. niiicli time and I hi ugh I imd
iii dijioralioii'. ami tin* birthday ca ie
ns
Ijwii «1 iifnt in p l a n n i n g aiji jntei'i
with ,ils lighted canities'.was the cenand pi: ofitiible' year fior t IHI chili
ter nlj much alteiiiLoii. As u;cn«dle w i s
Prog rfiiim art'angi\l by tl e jin | i y i m
blowiji out by. each jiiiest a very kiiful
and
lififrittUre commit t«K!S pif•om i *< a
wish [was Kivnji^to the little ly's'ti
real t flit to (jlub members .ind I eir
!
• ' i^
J- ' . i .
,( XIU.S. (imiidE
BAUUE'ITI')
Easten Sti^r Kiitertai'ns
The Harrinj; ton Woman's '.chin will (jwests!.
Younig I'eoplo j
pen its l-uiveiit year with a luncheon
t. the new Ri rrington Ilillst Country
The firk m e e t i n g ' o f tlie ke lth
Tllje
1 lije luembeis
luemhers of
ot till
tlie Knsti
f.iistern -Stiir
.Mm
lub
on
Weiln'sduy,
Oct.
21.
district
of thif Illinois JFederati
Of
«"iiter|taiiiiil their yonmr people Slflii
A most i w e r t a i n i n g program has Womeilils chibsj is peing helti on. Tfhilrsday ievi'iiing at a party in the Sla
soniii hall parlors. A yo-yo contest been'arranged for this occasion. Pro- dny, Oct. 8. delegates and repjpfpn. was 'the 'iniiipie came of the erenihff' fessor Davis ]?dwards,. who l a s : year tntive's f|rom t h i s club are a^tendi i.
and Njch member of the winning side iavn an inti;r;>retive reading of "T.he
was presented with a taffy
apple. Green Pastures," com^s to us again.
An nvitatidh to tlie p n s i d e n :
Those who cared t'o do s'o played (-itfds This t,ime hi w n i read Edna St. Vin:
her
boi|ifd was xtend|ed bjt the SI
and bunco and prizes were given, at cent Slallay's "Thej King's Jlenchwhich he
has Park Woman's club to. hi:tend
each table. An enjoyable lunch was inan." a pioggnim
served to the .'?."> yimnj; peo|>le and 40 the reputat on of giving particularly Presid^•tit's'Day program o|n Tui sday.
wil have the privilege Oct. 0
Ivfll, Members
SlemL
older people who were present.
iif bringing guests.
I '•
—
''
(JoloVr. Hul«i Class •
. Tho Esther.' Falkifnsteih WolJian, s
M«H at Itiltmore
riie.boan of directors held i | s first club, iiuvites the pfficftrs and me l bers!
Tl^e members ami several cuests.of ilieeting of I he. year on Tuesday. Sept. of the Barriiigton •;Woman's cl b to
the jtioldeii' H'ule class of the Salem ;!>. at the hip ie of the 'president, Mrs. their •eciproslty daj[ on Oct. 4 . at
2 : 3 0 i ., m. at tho EJither alketl stein
ink (.'. P mdt.
•
'
i-luirjr-h enjoyed n steak fry and song
Mettieinei.lt , 10^7 X. Bichm|ond s ;i"eet,
i
fest on the I'.iltiiiorc beach
Friday
The com nit.tee reports gave evi- Chiccngo.
evenSm;. ' 'Flie following Kioup were
Kliesf
if the elaVs': the .Misses Uiith
Dix •ii. Irmii Mae
SV.ewet/.er, (ii'jieviev^ Wendt, Kli/.iibnth SIa«ee, Bprin,-I llomiitlijiaiiil Mrs. Ilm-oli.) (Jrelie.
WHIEN IX ELGI>; V I S I T
MiSI:
I Cr.
• •ai-lrer of tin
Kntri lafii, l-'or
I)aiie|it<v
231 lApWbno strwt.
l|i«K«'.
rank Hi'liniwhorii, J r i wjll rcniain
Ihe I'lnitw home fur1 a n lii'deflnito
Mf.
l i e "in a
nephew of
Mrs.
Irs.
lid Mi'H, Willis iLiiiuhver of Lnki
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M Srmli'lyn. Di'innU'ii WIIH pIwtK
Miii'prltuMl Frlilny evenln« \v IPI
of her itlrt 1'rleinlH ciilletl to
her of hei> hli'thdiiy.
After
ig of brtdue n'freilinu'iitN w
Miss lyrnmleii received «ev
iciiiitifui gifts.
J*
1Entertains
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F o n n Organ|i*ation. of
Jewel Girls
All Jewel Tea t'o. girls \vh<> had
slerved the eonhpany five years orj more
Kntheretl at a, tea room in Oak Park
T w n t y - f i v e members wede-ipresenfc. 8aturda.if hftj1 fnoon to organize a. (flub.:
There were 50 girls present, 15 now
in the emploly of the company.
E n j o j s Tenth Hirthdiiy
1
Anniversary'
j
Kviflyn JeppsiMi, "»03 drove iiVeinii*. Kuttertaiin >tissionary
ociety
entcrtjiiined a group of little- friends Soci
Saturday afternoon in honor of hifr ! Sirs. I>. ( , Sehrqeder, 522,"S: Cook
tenth ; birthday anniversary. Outdoor .street, was I putess Tuesday afternoon
game-i were played and dainty refresh- tki the Slissii •nary society of the "Bapments; complcteil lhe''party. The fijl- tiist churi-h. About 30 tnelm ers and
lowinj; guests, were present :
Dawn fHeilds wen; present to enjoy th* proLan'liver. NIII-IIIII .Lee Mncill, Sylvja jjram.
()st. i\|iirguret Ann Sheesley. Doimtd
.lahnlte. I'ntrij'ia Parker.
Margaret 1'iiurUi and Fifth Orwles
Kage^i. I''lorencn Foikrod.' Uoseniary U i H KntertiLin
and Ijrene SIc('ii)ie and Kllen fyid lje ll
rhe f o u r t i ' a ^ l fit* :h Kradi's of the
NeaM . Slimy priflly; citt,-* added joy JlarriiiKtmi icliool w H entertain tho
to tlij* oci iisiou fur ti*i« hostess mid it l a r e n l s at
Pl'OKriuii Friday nfterthe iflose of the giiniVs prizes Were i IIOII, Oct. !f nV, '2'.'M\ o'clock in the
mviirtled to Norma l:.ee SIn.uil'l, KIOT- yiniuisiti.111
i.'iice ,|'\>!krod nml Kljen Sears.
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A. H . L A G H S C H U L T E , , Last, fcashier
DIRECTORS
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Howard P . Castle, l a w y e r ; George J. Htarer, Lage^chiite & H a g e r , . W - ; ;
F a r m e r ; £L ^,. Lageschulte, Chairman d>f the B o a r d ; f a l t e r N . ~ ' "
Co. [ Irvin B . Landwer, Real Estate. ,MMa«<toejit s J
President a j d Cashier;, William ~^'
S c h n e t h ^ e T P a l n t l n e , .>?*JlUey,|
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Mfg. C o . ; G, W . Spu^ncr, JUnd
Architect,
Tel. Glimcoe 3 0 5 ; Evenings 989
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a n a g r i c u l t u r a l e x h i b i t ii t h e ba,
m e n t , in a u d i t i o n t o t h e scjhool e x h i b i t
which wins held in t h e g y m n a s i u m
F i r s t . MH-tjmd, |nnd t h i r d prizes, a p d
honorable m e n t i o n w e r e Awarded
each grou*l| oi Exhibits.
Farmer's Institute Elevate^ Highway West
Froin Chicago Will Be
Asked, of Legislature
rroduction Is
nlilom Solution,
Says
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I'minimi^us e n d o r s e m e n t pf t h e proposed Austjin-K inzie elevated h i g h w i y ,
together with a plea foi the i m n c d i a t e begifiiiinr of const! uction, v t i s
A w o n voiced Suuldny by all of thi* employees,
n u m b e r i n g ' a p p r o x i m a t e l y 850, of t h e
Chicago Motor club. T h e n c e t i n g v a s
annual Lake
held i n - t h e Mt-dinali A t h l e t i c club
It..' held lit. the
Following t lis action, C h a r l e s
last F r i d a y . H a y e s , president of t h e club, dec]..,
• order named t l i n t - i n t h e ev*nt of a special mcetj
l>ay. Si-hultz. of tiff I l l i n o i s ' G e n e r a l a isembly t
.Mi-nlili- iin'iitioni fall, "the motojr club w o i l d u r g e
( i .-^k. ' Moneyi legislators to piake the necessary
s for their; p r o p r i a Moi^
so
that
construct
having; PX-I could be smarted. - , - , • I'l'-iii'-roy, White,!
" T h e r e • ps" |u> qiiesftioij a s t o t h e
.-. 'I'O'WCP Lakes,;.] feasibility, of the A u s t i t -tKinzie keildnmr.
Uridlejv vated IiigjjiwnT." M r . j Ma ires told rne
wJio h a d
lilvm-h, Volo. ! m o t o r ehtl 1 p o r k e r s ,
- rmisisted of pi semhled Jbnw the 02 eouiitie? in I l l i '••IITK,
iiifhidinfi nois! a n d . I n d i a n a inj w h i c h ' Ihe <[ldb
;'•;-! 1-:1(*-*I booklets! opeijuted. r P l a n s for t h i s project n a v e
1 ,-uumg a n d t e a r / been uncle* consideration for s e v t r a l
i.^, whisk broom y e a r s , iuid w i t h i n a s h o i t time nfte'r
. 1' mans, m a g a z i n e t h e legiVliuiri' t a k e s ; action, employm i n i a t u r e b o a t s , m e n t eouljl be providec] directly to 15,hidings, -miniatures 0 0 0 t o 30,()00 men, d n d indirectly to
MP carving, a n d ' inan.y moij*. ISYom t^-o t> t h r e e y e a r s
«;ii SI. (J. B a t h o s . would be l e c t s s a r y ifi which t o com
\ -lake school, a n d plete the p r o j e c t ,
u a i under t h e direo*
h a s Ti^x
iv. eounty siiperin" N o adllitional. t a x
is coi)t«>lin{)iati d. Thi*
•uing I'rogruin
be derivecj f r o n the ..
t a x which
l ih.it-more t h a n 500 w h i c h thfi hl:;hwny \vou|
serve.
t- i'\liibit in the nf: accirues x ;ide:* t h e Jaw
t h e j»re,a
1 1 he eveninR's p r o - rcvidy,* njfiiy o u t l y i n g
immunities
•.'«• was given in t h e have gone on. record a s l[fiug hen
children. T h i s w a s in fnvoi |if t h e projecjt
r , - t i n g talk by Mjrs.
h
a y would bl> built oif» a n
n " F a f i n C h i l d r e n e a r t h fill, ncjxt t o I the, Chicago
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t i r a d e school & o r t h Wr-steifn r a i l w a y •ight of
HI !r softball g a m e wfilich
(ilirea |ly , is
elevated,
New Complete Home
Building, Financing
Plan Is Offered
,\
Jteturning'
Itoday
from
Chica'go
wliero he a t t e n d e d t h e
stockholders
meeting of t h e N a t i o n a l H o m e s F i
iMtm-a corporation, i member of t h e
firm of L a g e s c h u l t e & H a g e r , s t a t e d
t h a t tho c o m p a n y is p r e p a r e d t o of
for local home buil lers a, new, com
plete home building service
with a
most liberal a n d saf[> plttn of m o n t h l y
p n y m e n t financing.
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'j'irundrecis of t h o u s a n d s of a s p i r i n g
homo builders 1 ! tho c o u n t r y over h a v e
been handicapped b*,[ cumbersome a n d
old-fashioiied methods,
a c c o r d i n g to
LagejM'bnlte & Hagor,, and tliis new
p l a n ; will t a k e all t h e " m y s t e r y " o u t
of biojiio building, and a t the s a m e
tiinej s u r r o u n d it \fith
a numbci? of
inipoVtani; safeguards. '
" T h e finance p l a n provides u p to
7 5 p e r c e n t of t h e c o m b i n t w l cost of
houst? a n d lot, W i t t ' 15 y e a r s t o p a y
pff. | T h e Q p e r Cent m o r t g a g e s a r e
jiaidjoff iii low m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s of
$8.44 p e r t h o u s a n d dollars borrowed,
t h i s including both p r i n c i p a l
interewt. At; t h e end of 1. 5_ . „' y_e,a. r s , t h e
J>ropi»rty is cOinHlete ly paid for,
" T o m a k e such «. liberal pinn possible} seven pafiguitrds uro provided.
Good 1 r c h i t c : t u r a l design i s required,
a n d oijjly mutei*jial a n d w o r k m a n s h i p
of |iigh[j quali ty will be employed.! Di.ring coilstruc: ion, tfxe lumber c o m p a i y
will m ' i n t a i t pergonal supervision of
t h e j o b a n d a t completion will deliver
$ome lit tie fuss ha|» been made over
t h e ow: e r . a jondee certificate of qualE l g i n inek p a n t s ' b u s line oper^tity gUt r a n t e ;ing all mateirials used.
*'*Loc il builders >f demonstrated efx- itjig daily I e t n t •en El|kin a n d B a r r i n g perien4 ? a n d proficfiency a r e to handle ton,, d u e t<|> t.(i( fact p i a t the b u s l i n e
qll con t r u c t i o n work on 'these homes, is |i*ei)ortcel te| Ibe oper a t i n g w i t h o u t a
a n d loijjnl a r c h i t e c t s will .be invited to
fra Injchise. I Olnl tho request of several
coopenfite in deveJoping more beautiful interested I pejriions, I he p r e s i d e n t of
a n d co lvenient small hoslie designs,
the! board bf |ti|ustees J . 0 . Cadwalla" I n addition to n e w
homes; the
si, requestefl the > illage
attorney,
compaijj y will finn'i ce modernization
avid B . Mi mey t» investigate t h e
a n d re•I inir jobs on < asy 1 nonthly payciHe.
An»
idion t i k e n will be de11101114. This- will lieJp u a n y p r e s e n t
tienclent ujton1 ,he legal a s p e c t s of the
ownerfj to modernizej thei* homes, pay
situation
in
co|(nfortable
i n s t a l ments, and
T h e Ijeajvy bf]is, of bourse, nses Barg r e a t l j increase the values of t h e i r
ringtoi* s t eefs, a n d itavemeni w i t h o u t
proper lies."'
laying' a lie^ii f>'k b u t w i t h its u s u a l
eiuota »of one ..passenger per day, it
n a y not (>t
p r t h \J-orrying about.
hat (Df It?" Local People
lAsjkas [Biis I Use: 1 Barringtoh j
Street! fpjr Passenger a Day
the WJortt
Wljien a man rsays
»,~ he Ig mahling
the nest of it he usually means
has 'not the worst of ,-lt—MorganBest of
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A MUSICAL COMEDt
Romance of the Grelat
^outliwest
Under jAuspices of the American.,
Legion Auxiliary
i- h
The Oatlow Theatfje
S t . P i t e r * Evangelical C h u r c h
L a k Z u r i ; h , I1L
S u i clay, i let.. U '
0 : 3 0 a. in. Sunday school. ,
10-:30 a n . , Servjj « s in E n g i t s h .
A t this ser ice iii t h e absence pf
Rev. I r i o i , itlie. luk
W. Xmetke of.
'Chicago v i l l i 1 reach. R e v . I r i o n a n d
:anvily will l e i v o Siiturdniy for Mic)ig a u C i t j , l u l . , to a t t e n d t h e 75ih
i n n i v c r s a ' y j U p v i c e of t h a t church.'
i e v . Irloi 1 wi 1 spettB « t t h e i a h n i v e r -
|i|ht liinch service-v ill h e offered:
Hobein s t o r e
I ordering thel
est liighwny, witli ijliss DproIherer in chivrgp.. M i p S c h e r e r
ofierated t h e Cupboard. Alias
will a l s o opera':e a grocery
licatessen in the }l°bein build-
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Dorofhy Scherer to| Conduct
St »re Near N. WL Highway
f$ :?(il>%*
Friday- October
Reset"; re'd Seats at McLeister's
^Vednesdak Oct. 7th'"
ALL
sary« service t here.
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rampH t o tint s t r e e t .level kelp*? e|very
wiieaker of t h e d a y half m i k v «1 g r a d e cTossings - would
'•. 1-Hi-kson, m e m b e r of be eliminate
that
tat eel with t h e r e s u l t
•'•..• a g r i c u l t u r a l d e p a r t - high speeds c ul'tl; be m a i n t a i n e d with
! :..-. ,>rsity of W i s c o n s i n , nb.sohibl
. . T h e a v e r a g e driving
',-• --iient seven)-months time nojiv
t h e loop, to t h o w e s t e r n
. - 11'. discussed i h e f a r m city lin^ijljii or vice versa (s from tjiirty
Mi„ "soviet .regime an to forty fbiiiintes a n d cv en more. O n
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i the ele.val t[ed |liighway the timei «|fould
• -*!' the farm problem he approsjimtJ tely nine m i n u t e s .
'li'-s* ijii the e m p l o y m e n t
" T i n s ijigbJway would serve {hit e n 1, h jwill effect economy tire 'inetn>iH>iitnii- a r e a
lying nprtli\>.r\ bickson-'sSHr^TJwsl west,; w^ijsr.- Jiouthffe.Vt, a n d in''Borne
>.-d Inn increase of large instances 1
len n o r t h a n d south of
.- in t|his country.,
(.•hiiiilgos
• .'ilective farming.- with
:' inaicjiinery made possi, 'iiiili<nce of cheap labor.
: •.-! successful, while the
1 L al 'ftrust f a r m s , " -oper-1 i H-hirierv, a r e not s h o u A rolla |r s k a t i n g r i ^ k vill bo obeiAd ;
ht> s a i d .
•t c o u n t r y wilL be a serious, in I>iiii<?im next S a t u r d a y u n d e r t h e
•verprrxluction .of g r a i n for m a n a g e m e n t of H a r r y B u t h d , who lias
been opejil[ating a r i n k ;iroughout the
markets, the e d u c a t o r said,summer
t p e s , Plainest
Mr. B u t h e
• I c l i n i i t e , he pointed out.
is repo'rtikl |p. have a Reputation for
•"•• to g r a i n production. 1
conductijip i| 11 o r d e r l y r o l l e r s k a t i n g
observation t h a t t h e r e is
place
1
•>f liijestex-k in the soviet
' h a t f i t will be y e a r s beIN/ j » l E S I O R f A M
,ate [supply will be built
I n l o t tng
. r e m e m b r a r c e of W a l t e r
:••'. Round, L a k e , w h o won Deihl, v|ljio ilied O c t o b e r . 13, 1»30.
-tafe fair in Springfield \ preci<iiji?| >ue from us has) gone,
of her
o b s e r v a t i o n s jy. A voieg "we loved is s t i l l e d ; U
.-!'-a! !-numbers w e r e ren- A, place I is v a c a n t in 01 r home
" W h i c h j n e er can be filled.
l.iikj1 Zurich high school
(Jod In. H i s (wisdom hns( rccallee|
T h e hobil! his love hn 1 given,
I h i t j Offirent
"ii of M u n d e l e i n ' w a s rc- And tholuf?h the body .sllumbers liere
T h e sbijil fe s'afe'in H»aven.
j ' l -tlje F a r m e r ' s I n s t i t u t e
MU.
ASp
MRS. CHAUI^ES EfEIHL
- :ir: a t ' a business meet-.
audi br'ofher,' E L M SPH.
••'Hi'Hiri. O t h e r officers
FIGHTING
SHERIFF
md McOuIlough ih
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UOHC'OE jATES in the
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jS. I | Dorsey, L a k e
••..- n n i J Minto. An• - ' ••!' t-hit women's di1
H lliiabes. A n t i o c h ;
i' 1 li,- women's u n i t ,
-'V . I .like Zurich.
'.ili-.j,lay of household
1' - n- held on the KCC1 -i-luioU building ^ind
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ATES q HADIO nexvu
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EOPLE ho used to talk of thje luxury of a tomatic oil heat are how
installi g it as a common sens^ economy, j Oil!prices are at a low level
that makes |il the che|apestof heatjng methodfj*. jSo Siljent Automatic adds
a new saving to the many other savings for whicli it has long been noted.
Silent Automatic has always been nexpensive t<i orerate . . . as hundreds
of letters frt m owner? testify. Not only does it burn .the most economical
grades of oil that may be used for satisfa.ctpijy home heating . . r but, by
complete combustion and scientific flame plac mjent', it turns all your fujel
into useful Beat, z
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If you wishj this winter and for years to concj the comfort, aonvenlenjie
and freedom! from labor that have brought world1 leadership to Silent Auto
matte* install a ''Silent" N0W in your present heating plant. You may
have dependable electric or gas ignition, as yoi prefer. Phone today for m
estimate of |he cost cf heating your home this nji°dern way.
FREECtN
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Endorse\
MILLH
Silent,,
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FLORENAfEL
Phone 221
Buy one or both of above protfuots at regular prices land
5 - PRE \ an additional quantity one-fpiirtl 1 as large a ipurcltJase.
'ou can select your FREE goods from either prbdmit—Uat's
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Cone In—for here's a bargain. Iflaori needfc»be n f i n 1
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walls and woodwork are quickly renew»d with Dependo-Slo
C>me
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in and- make your selection.
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Burners
'sh«d; old linoleum can be made like new; with Flortnamel.
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k\Ai;n OF Tll)rV>'KS
(Quick-Drying Wall Finish)
your privilege."
from
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10.6 per c e n t
pr lees.'.
to extend th Oiks Ito our
W e \V
kindnesWSf
friends ; f[oi" t h e i r maify
fuMowiiigi t)ie siuldeil del jft(1* .of p u r
'wjsli, n l s o ,
hiisbhin Mill father. ,
to expifefs our itpprec iUllloil l o r the
flowers :"i|i-n||l (lie use ofl f W
fntpily.
MltX: KlU'H) LOMMAN.
YOUR CHOICE OF
O
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compared w i t h coal..aff present
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costs
h e m e s s h o w s a n average {saving
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SILBNMroivlAI
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Made bi r the World's Largest producers of Domestic Oil Burners
Laseschulte <c Hager'1
Phones, Banington
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BARRINQTON ! REVIEW
E S T A B L I S H E D 18(5
L E S L I E W. McCLTJRE, Editor and Publisler
» i t m » i » H t H t i r ^ r t « « i i i i T i T n EC*
ChutthNews
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W A L T E R R. WJNTEjRINGHAM
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Business Director and Foreman
W, ^lRlN«JOryiUL£JO^
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Sunday School, 9 : 3 0 n m.
. October 11—Subject: Are Sin, Disease, and 'Ifteath
Real?
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Goldeji T e x t : Psalms 67 : i , 2. God? be merciful unto
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TBiS WEEK
WEEK IN
Special
Correspondent
Specii
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Nizi
OllGAN
I^Bip MINORITIES aie
beati ig the drums
for a tiinorot
c^ngiessJ Just as the American L
g|on witli its demand for modificatkn
of ptohiliition l a w s brought constern |tjon to the legislators so does t i e
4 m e •ican Federation of Labor, whic h
hi pissing strong resolujtionri at
iis
Vancouver sessions this week. T1I]B
anxiety becomes pronouriced when orgnni::ed "dry".;groups and agriciilturil
^cOml'ines differ -with the Legion' and
L a b i r on the "wet" and "dry" issve.
legislators, afe cognizant that th ?y
aroslue for ajloiig period of ear-puling i s the various' groups demand i ffiirmatjve votes for their respective
Allans. .Even the experienced poli ;iciani among them will find their cent r e s rional seat^ padded with cock eburrs when attempting to straddle.
ivs legislo ton is sufficiency"[linnnful
during goo 1 t i m e s - w i t h o u t tlie metfitci being accentuated in times of depression^ 1 his tax revision talk will
undoubtedlj [retard
trade
revival.
With govet jinierit financed in) a bad
jwajy it becomes necessary to tap other
(sources. for "revenue. The possibility
lofla sales tax'-delays pric«| 'adjustments for i .»• uncertain period. It is
Iwejll nigh i npossible tb establish sellJni priced! v 'ith the prospect of having
the schedulu s upset by tax assessments
on[com modi ties.) If a tax boost is" necessary industries and other tnxpayers
would pref ;r having the rates prescribed without months and months
of i needless debate^artd bickering. T o
expect anything elseXof a congress on
this eve of i presidential campaign is
Hie wishini; for the mooiu
T H E D E B E N T U R E and equaliza*
tion fee, wjiich harassed the adminisST. A N N E ' S ;
tru tion at ihe 1 tst session of congress
Sunday, Low Mass, 8 a . m . and 10 a. m.
will again iaut|t legislative li alls. Tlie
TELEPHONE, BARRINGTON JNO
Week days, L o w Maai 7 a. m.
f i r m orgar izations have dec ared for
Devotiona in honor of the Sacred Heart, first % i d a y
a] revival oi these issues supposedly in
of each month. Mass at 6 a. m.
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' • " AUTUMN
r
i n : I S A N E S T A B L I S H E D F A C T th|e interes of the farmer. ?he farmj
1
Confessions, Saturday 8 p . m.
J
There is 6n^ thing in which America has it Jill over
tjjiat mjore laws have been enact !d bljoc. is powerful and may p i t the l e
1
Baptism by appointment.
Knrope. That is our Autumn .sensor'. or as we usually
ijritli the sanction of minorities th in gislative stamp on it. If Resident
R E V . J O H N A. D U F F I O T , Pasto .
Wy the will of the majority, j The e- Hoover ren; airis firm to his aj unoun^ed
call it the Fall of the year. .
g^slt tive | program of organized l«(b »r policies th« debenture will meet -with
It must be admitted that we ; donl' t have i mu ;h of a
SAINT JAMES
i*ho\?8 that t i e i r interests are by io a Veto,
Spring season, in most parts of this c< mntry. >Ve ;p from
tnea us confined to prohibition matfte -s.
I
Dundee, [11.
W i n t e r smack into Summer. Wei doit''t understand what
8 : 0 0 a. m , Holy Communion. 1st and 3rd Sundays On the contrary, labor unions ha i*e
S O M E H O W S E N A T O R :B O R A H
t h e English poets are talking "about when * they sing of
(nora urgent legislative.'.- problems in q^t Idaho reminds observers olf the oldSpring. B u t over there they go fVom Summer ri;;ht into Choral Eucharist.
tnai itaining high wages and insuriig time Shakespearian actor strutting
1 0 : 4 5 a. m., 2nd and 4th Sundays, Morning ] rayer
Winter, almost/ There is> none :of tjbat. long-drtwji-out
| o b security. ,j It is noteworthy that about the stage declaiming smooth
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aeason after harvest when the leaves lire turning i.'hd fall- and Sermon.
janion membership has decllinexl injpiir- phrases, The sage of Idaho, always
Church School, 9 : 3 0 ja. m.
ing and, in the North, at least, there j^s a, touch of'frost
Jods Of depression. A review pi 50 a poseur, h i s returned and is holding
S. R. S. GRAY, Reotcjf,
in the early morning and the^wi*et s i M I of fallei leases
jVeiii-s' service to workers shows I f l a t daily presiji conferences. ' The Borah
jiihions have been
instrumental, hi grist mill turns out interviews whiclj
and Nature takes on a coat of gorgeous t'oloi before
FIItStT B A[ PPTTII S T
giiiiing 15 hours leisure per week a id hiive made him "a competitlor witlt the
shifting to the somber gray of j Winter!,
.Bble s c h o o l , - 9 : 3 0 ; . Morning worship, 1 0 : 3 5 ; B. Y. ncieased ;worklers buying power jry in Vy'liitei Hotjse for front page position
F a l l is the season <>f pbiy for the farmer. Wihen'tho
'jive-age oi $13 per week.
iii-tbe pres
c r o p s ' h a v e ' b e e n harjvested_niijd the Fall plowing done, P. I'., (5 :45 ; and Evening service, .7 :30,
All who come to our [•lmrcli school.will fi id re igious
there is a period before Winker' sets in when Hunting
INTERESTING NOTES
i s at its l>e.sf, when it is a pleasure to fee out of doors with instruction suited to tl eir age by rt notyU g n i ip of ; 1 H E R E P O R T O F f IIE A.'.Fi, (>F
L. executive council is of partictiiifr
nothing of immediate importance to attend to. It >s flu.' teachers.
The village of Killisno, Alaska, has
The young people hare k good program Vorkjil out lint* rest to workers and employers at
aeason of relaxation after the he^f ant) strain of tiie Slim
this time. Their anal}jsis of fact< rs
popluation of thiee, the 1930 cenimer, when folks ran take t i d e to sum jup the, resu'.'^ of the to develop them in their spiritual life. Their worK'is
in he present economic depressi:)ii s^is revea]ls
directed
by
a
trained
w
o
r
k
e
r
w
h
o
knows"'
their
aeeds,
year's work and begin their jtlans for the next.
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|ioints out that "wage earners- who i re
Chicago s connected with 1G0 cities
Thanksgiving Day, in most parts of this . joa'utry and approaches their problem's in a sympathetic, nariner. daily or weekly in fear of loss of th ^r of the U n i e d States by air transport
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At
Our
worship
servire
the
music
is
in
charge
of
our
marks tire end of Fall and the real hj-giuninjr ' o f Winter.
John cannot plan living or use t h ^ r lines." •' i ' • ' • - ' , '
Then we begin to .look forward to Christmas am if thencv choirs, with special numbers given by them nt e n l i ser- minds effectively" which accounts or i Rural' one-teacher schools in this
to- next Spring. We hear, travellers tell of c mntriee> vicf. The pastor will speak in the morning'on " T l f ' P u r - Ihe slump in buying power/. The t ii- country..'employ; 1 ^ , 0 0 0 teachers and
!
where the seasons never change froin one year's end to jwsfe of NOiir Being Her?, ' and in .the evening, "Kindness \\wv.\ intend, to promote, legislation
pay an i m rage salary of §874 a year.
1
iadvunce planning and regulated etjm
i A survey reveals approximately 27, the other, If seems to us that hiijlf, of the pleasure of life as a Chhjstian Trait of Character."
[struction
of
public
worKst
t
h
e
'
a
r
t
i
high
sc|iools
antl
about
3,n
nil
from
look
ing
for0p0
pubiic
C H A R L E S R. DRUSSEL,'Tast<Mr:
comes from the changing seasons,
linjiinction bill for their relief in.la|ior 500 privt te onef
in the
United
ward to 'the next change.
disputes, restricted immigration, etc. States.
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SALEM EVAKGELlCAL
W l l l e unions marshnllj their
maior • i N e w Yo "k leat)s American c i t i e s J o r
Salem
The usual worship services will be held,
s t r n g t h in,heavily ilopiilatwl areas it ujitltor vel iele registration*, followed
1 0 : 3 0 is dgnlficant that congress is easily
church. The morning service will be held
bjy Los Aigeles, Chicago, and Detroit;.
THE DEACON AND THE FROCi
a. in. The evejiihg; service at 7:30; p.. m. Th<> pastor sta'. nneded. For instaice, 'postal inOf li.l!;i7 Kvhole.sale institutions ih
A great many people we know rebuild us of line froj will speak on tJie subjec ts : "Our Loyalty to Jesus' and ions inspired the legislators to scramIllinois, C238 are located [n Chicago.
that .ChnrU'.y. F. l«3cttfring, chief research e«g neer ,o "Th«, Test of Sincerity.'
ble with alacrity - to.-Jopen-the treasury
General Motors. toI(j about the'other {day.
•TJie church school.xi ill be in session a t . 9 : 3 ( a. m. .dorrs {to the demnndjn of (this; handful
Wardep Henry C. Hill in speaking
A deacon wus'oii his way to church one Sundi y morn Hobart Berghorn and E< win .W. Plagge, sniperinbi dents. hit federnl employeesj ] Ifjre is a cl ?ar ti>,,the' lejislatite commiision investiing, dressed iji ,his best, and with. Mis shoes nji ely pol
Christian Endeavor ineetihgs at '6 :45 p% m.
ernon [cafje where w a i t s ;'ai|e >ften mistal:ett gajting pr son conditioiuj in Illinois,
ifi'ightened politimats as voices of recently s iid that "murderers make
ished, when be beard his name- caltcd from a mud hoi,( Kemper, leader in the flenior league.
tlie best prisoners," beciiuse most- df
near the roadside. D o w n in the (hole was a big bullfrog.
, P H I L I P B E U S C H E R , Past
t'hem kilhd hi jajnger, had never been
"I have been -ui here three days." said tjie frog
in troubhi and,; likely would not be
"without anything to. eat. and I wish yon wo dd hel|»
JfETiTODIST E P I S C O P A L
in troublej again;.
me out.''
This is Conference Sunday.
The deacon looked'at the mini and looked at llite .s'hin
Sunday school, '9:30 a. m.
...'•-.
shoes and remembered that he"had to pass.the oollectioiji
Divine worship at l ( k 3 5 a. m. with twjo special
plate in church-, so' lie' replied: "I'm sorry, old ,man,
numbers and the sermon by the pastor on "Wh
can't help you now hut on. my. way back froinl] (Jhurc-Ji W e Say 'It I s the Will-of God' ?"
111 give you n lift out of the bole."-:
. Epworth league at 6 45 p. ni.
- A s he came back from clniri'h" the deacon vas sui
If-not worshiping elsewhere we most Cordially "invite
prised to find the frog sitting.in the middle of ihe road
you to "God's White Ilmise by the side of the rjad."
contentedly snapping sit flies, j
"I thought you-said you couhjn't get out of thjat bffle,
ST. PAUIL j E V A X G E L I C A L
•aid the deaco.li.
9:30" a., m.. Bible school.
"I thought I couldn't either, until a snake cajne alonj,'
10:30 a. m„ Mornii g worship in English.
and I just ha<l to get out." replied the frog.
{HE V. Ilj E.. K O E N I G , P a s # r
Lots of people are discovering these days t !>at, the ?
can do filings they didn't think! the>y could do. Und*
t i e pressure of .necessity every one of us eim ii( complis
n i l H I I g n m m T H M M i i ^ n r i xzx
tike impossible. In gooJl times llidiody uses morif than
fraction of his ability and resourcefulness. But ijrhen th
snake of hard times conies along) we just have toj get mil
B y J O H N J O S E P H G A I N E S , M. D .
of a hole, and like the frog iti >fr. Kettering's itory, w
find some way to do what we didn't believe, we fouhl d^.
It is a g<HHl thing for hiiniani|ty'tint, life is h«jt alwaj
JUST BE1WEEN US BOYS
Intelligence.lability and chatjicter a i e
v pJeasiiiif and easy.
only-developed to their best in tlie fijice of adversity. Anil
I am frequently asked," which is the-more da
tke harder the struggle the more fun there is iij looking for a man, smoking or chewing, tobacco.
Bee
hack on it aftef' the peak hai} been.'• pi ssed.
many men do one or tin other, if not! both. Esn<
this so in rural life—tpat sort of living that c<fi
most of human liberty f not. luxury,
Mi»i»nH»im>wi^rti»i^»n
1 can. hardly concei lc. d a n g e r ' i n either phas
bncco-using, provided a ways that moderation ,is
obwerv'ed'; the limit of the jafety-zone Is TEMPEl|t|ANCE,
nnd that applies to foo<! and drink and work and
By B R U C E B A R T O N
well.' . ,
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At the time of my gnf dim tion,' I had loajrned
fiend for smoking; "ami itious to succeetl, I obser\
.Pr^RSONNE
keenly that my pocket < carrying the smoker's
The bead of a trust compaiiy w
describin g the c:;7
mixtures offended som ? of fine patrons almost
tjraordinar.v growth of their biiMiios.
point 'hf'.disgust.' This wouldn't do. I banishedi
More and more estates ant parsing nto the ham
pipe, and betook mysvlf to the seductive "plug."
iT trust compiinies. 'fhe capital f i n d s of the <e estates
But; oh, the filth of, that. The abomimatjffiv -thati
are invested not only in bond and mortgages but in. tlio goes with the cuspidor
Smoking threatenet} to
1
oting stocks* of the country's leaeling Corporations.
business; chewing mennced me with a divorce (
If the process goes on at tlie xtine rate fur anoth
resolved to (juit^-had to ilo it. And I did it.
l.weiityrffvc years the trust comjianiivs w i l l c o n t i o l a hire
how
|iro|Mirtiiin of the. wealth of th<( l'n ted States,
I' boiight gum, plentjf I. chewed, a wad of g u n
"Yonr i^roblein is personnel," I said Jo the banker.
sugar was.'exjtraeted fr >m'it; then, I added to t i p taste.*
"That's Hiir only problem." "he inswered.
less wax it small bit <f tobacco; making a verj
"How are you solving itV",
Vhe\V\" It had the seiluckivo flavor of the! plug
"Well. W4\ try[ to pick the-'smjartest men from i the
the eternal spitting n i p bad breath. One boh
colleges. iiieU'Who liavt- majored in <fconi>mics' HI«1. fill*
sati.-Jl'y me continuous! for half a d a y ; my tobld'co
W e start Jhem in at the 'bottomland let t lem Jig
reduced to the vanishi ig-)ioint; I became freje.
their way Sip. Some drop by . the'wayside bu t the ;s«rAnd, there's si: metl|i od by which the excessiv
vivors develop into Very g<M)d men.'
imself dee< nt in a very .satisfactj[)ry
may make bin
I tedd them I thought th«iy wjere pmijing one very
:
important step.in the jirocess of triinin;
"After your youi|$ man has had two or t! rec yea is r X T X T T T T I T T T T T r T T T r i l T I I I T T I T T -T-npr
experience in the bank, you ought to pull hiip. out ai|i<l
nelnd him into the heart of the country." I sfl:
te
him speml a year or two> work
workinj
it on a farnjr or, wi :h'
IroadL oi clerking in a count -y
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store. Insist tl|at he live:on what he earns.
"When h r c o m e s back to New York he will have sdihe
The j following newf lb
|books have been addec
idea of how/liaVd ordinary people liave to w o r t for t h u r Public Library;
money. Hel will -have a social, as; well as a merely :i.Tuvenilei—
naneial point of view. Ardollarwi 1 never beet me merely
Cruisers of thei.Airf—C. J. Hylander.
a sign or a sum to him. .It ,wil. represent hopes a id ,* Waterless Mountat n—-L, A. Arm«r,
This is the seiison of the y c i r when one ij« apt to slip and wrench
fears, ambitions and defeats, human sweat am•''blood."
Little Pear-^-E. F . t a t t i m o r e .
one's! bach or sprain a m u s c h .
When it came time for me to no to college m y father
Gay Madelon—Ei OJ Phillips.
Ourjlinimeate will stop' the pajiii and wWi Its soothing heat reducet
took me a»«jd'e and said: "You have planned.to go to A
Cranes Flying Sou' h^-X. Karazili
the inflamatioiu
A g o o d p h s t e i serosa y b i r back will d o much to!
aerst, and 1 approve of the plan. But I want j on to tajte
Diggers and Build sijs^- -H. B. Lent.'
relieve you of that qnnoying l a c h jw*e, Trlj one TODAY.
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yoor first year at Berea College in Kentucky, where
iffrandmother Tippyttte-j—L; Leriski.
For:|yaur first aid kit, bandalges, i d h e s r v e t i p e , gauze, absorbent cotJ
worked rojf way through." H e added a sentence which
. Adult— '-...•-•"..
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ton, antiseptic*, liniment* a n I m u i y other isefUi drugs are«needed hi
I have never forgotten : "I want your sympa :hie*i to be
Washington Merry rgo-round—-Anonymous.
always on the side of the men wljio have to s t niggle 1 or '. The Unwilling Vesi«I—)E.L. ^Vh|ite.
your home.
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j
;
what" they get.'
.Hands ofiLiving—K. Norrjs. ' \
It was a wise and fine thjng for a fathei t o • say to
Be^le Mere—K; Ntriris.
L E T U S B E 1IHJR D B 1 G G I S T S
'
a boy.
Fo^ Sale—C. MacKenzie.
tetred Pharmacist? Ctmpounl Prescriptions Hefe1 am one of those who,believe that we afe enterijng j All Along Shore—J'.' C. Lincoln.
a jH-riod of great social changes, ?io matter b«w V\S
Africfi Spejak»--P. L. Hoefler;
and strong an institution or) an ndustry ran y be i t is
Mexico—Sj Chase.
going to lie tested. ThoSe iilstjitnti turf will win out wh eh
St((ry" Hour every Wetlnesday. Come and
C. 6 . L*|RSqN, R. Ph., Prop.
are headed by inen of broai^, hu nun'sympa h i e s ; n en little* friend.
Opposite C epo BarrinjtonJII.
of view b«fcause they
A generoujn donation of 12 books |vere g
life.
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1 0 0 N O R T H COOK ST.
| BAjRRENGTO^. I L L .
State News
ed itr the yoiiihcrtt.tifctrU.
Illinis
for i h e flri t seven n n | t»uH hiiifS
i'llltllH -]
oi | u 8 1 'jii corniWri
'iinilar
period- laf i year, atteordii
George R . . Meyercord, dccBidcnt of cent state. *ent niadt* by < g ii (i roAddle..
the Meyercord company o
Chicago, ma% eolle !tor of internal
rpvl
has advance^ p p an to i i<) tbo em
ployment situntiot.
H i s plan is A>
tf«ing i n a n n y ojf 7:.\h ( j
pro-rate the 'nynih ble pay: oils among
the
all workers |bstea<l of retiining some State of Illinois thrilugli he Pglm'sy
departnmi
t
constructed
m
r,i
at normal wages, j bus aff< rding partI'th'N n'f
time employment for all wi irkers. This pnyement nnd 10.5^- )iiii<!<
!:rav(,|
he asserts would 1 relieve tl ie economic and macalnm, duritid th. ^\ ; end-ingrSept.!
1..
This
lirWglit
th.
situation for this winter anil reduce
ui'soh's
total aiilei ge of stat* nnd ,,ui
the need for relief work.
.v hid,.
w a y . s y s t e ns t o iKt!)jH); of wh]
9 are Jiig i type pavfmejii ^
19
Aibuses of the mothers' I ension fund miles of gi avel andftjlnc.i<rin\,
nig
distribution are being n p i d l y elim- 4.32 milci of^tcmpoitaiy ( , < n i
inated according tq, Miss Edna Zim- state" hon I issue nAitcs.
fij
merman, Kuperintendeut o!-child] wel- incut wa> made l)y|Fr,tni 'if sfiitf.
Sheets.
fare, t Taking children fr< m. state in- chief higl wavy j>ngii(eer.
stitutions where they have been cared for and returning them' to their
Sept. H , the. Illjiiois, Si^lij «y "IBmothers who are aided by the pension
fund has materially lesse led expense cials awa -<M contracts f|r
and 'also has hinded de inquency a 5 0 ndditonal pacing, |iu,i
bridge bt ildiift, ori the $W.|
Stiff hlqw, according to h:r report.
»f I lie
bids open 'd Sept. ,,^
Fifty-ono new eases of
infantile
paralysis reborted in Illinois within
one week establish* j a r e o r d that (has
not been equalled n a d<?ade. Sup*
plies of convalesc ;nt sei um ar^ on
hand at the .Springfield >fficc ,of ihe
department of public heiltli. T o I be
beneficial patients must be treated:
with this serum during the earlyi
hours after onset of the disease.
Directo r Stuart ifc. i> l|prsi|
"f.Oie
departme it of .Agriguituri;
•'king n(
the multi de-hitch nlowiu
Ijtcst'fivo
miles sou h of gpriiigfioii
tetl that,
cooperatii n effects Wonot y I iimdiic
tion by iDwering mierati '1 j">t.s. He
expressed the opinion thiri1 i)i|i tractorb audi horses have n lii o ia the
farming! icheme of Dliin w inul *MIK.
g&ted th it fanner* bejir lit rmurihat.
jiorsos ,ct nsumc • thjfe proi i K,l •ytheir
' A decrease- of approximi tely 11,000,- farm% b >ar, edjts | u , „ | ll.l
»I) the j
000 in income tax .figuret
fertility ( f tlvc Soii|
— i—-1—
•tomorrow you ityay wvish you
changed to Go64yeirs tod^y
Those old ti es may have gone i arther- than y QU
have any rij iht to expect, but don't trust th< m
tdo far. And you know your next puncture v i|l
Wipe out all you're "saving". I etter change to
new Goody ears, T H E leading make, jtodty
That's safes', wiser. Let us sh )w you ^ie nt
value we're offering for ljttle fnoney '
Latest I ifetime ,
guara, i^eed,
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muoiuut, thar|i
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f|f.-.| ""' ad" tm advantage
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Imvii i!i" l'i,>1(r f ° r a 'to1'*'"'^?4'1'Jrv ,,„• point struck -the [go* „",1 |,,|] bark into the field.! A n
tourli'l""!' '» the. Ins* quar<^,1ni:
cam.' "" '«• itUii the s u c c p s f i l
for |i.>im made the score -IjJI to <).
nme back in ths'lfaiiAl
I . ules WHIL phwity of fight htfd h u
Irfjdcn lonifl .backedJul).»g4ins.„
own K ;l1 "'I 0 whe« thie, game f iij
.Im K Cntlow WIIK; laid ojiit''n
5,,,,,,,1,1 iiuart'cr anil >he te^m 11
his iiivscii*" considerably. |-Bifp
- t(i!i> p.-mseJ were hot -up t*"Stiin
,),1,,,- •! n(l [several attempts fell *
' of ili» ri'jeiver, one nt' least."bjf j?
wwiilil li^'«r meant a touc! ldojp-gy
rinijioii's; line, is jmproyigg bu:
still j>oo\v their lack o ^ n x p . r o e i c
PPIIII' of i lie critical pliiiys of the g
IMay j Woodstock Si tm-dai;
Tlie Maroon llnd. ; \Vhih> mei *
wiih n ne'xy rival' next: Statin ilnj '
tlwy i'Uy: Woodstock.on 1 .th*. B i r
ton fi-'ld-/ T h i s is not', a >oi£ ei
gmnc and l i t t h v i s known,'!•outet
the nuvirKth of t.kej visitors i)(i|t
ieiii'i'iilly have a strong outffit
will lie a .doublelieailer witli th»
pun,, culled at 1 :.'W.
JJ'lic Harrington''third M m
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•\ at Arlington IleigUts -last |*ta;i)jj
nmiiiitii- hut were defWifed l-~[t
Tliis ii-am is niiuleTtiii o f - K n s i
and li'»vs who are^-^oo lij.'hr | i
wJi'iml team. ' Thej' had ;i ffreiitl
wiiciliiT they wou jfr ,nnt , -T^'
tejuii* w i l l / battle •..again . Snftt'l
moniing nhout niue"~ o'l'lix-k a<j",
ring ion..
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Tin' entire squad ivifirthe A»a|
I <r were. «neNt¥ of Xortliu'cStehi.- tin
I ^1,^ nt the >«Vhr.'isli.-i g.-uue Sa|U
»ftiTiii)i-in. They saw .7 . good
ami all of tlwm got a t-hMuil*
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CinKHfe and a few of. lifcUietifchiije
an csirii thrill.
Tlii> HnAicho lineulj) :1
1,1':, Mei«fer t Lal'oiuK
1/1'. Plagge.' , ' ' •' • .
' l.(i, Hrnndt, Gteen. K. Mfilb-j:,
<'. Kiiiiiinan. •
'-• K(J. Grimm, P , Miller
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The Family Docto
•Vbilors- Score
dtiivns-in Last-»(U
Easy Victory
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O F F I C I A L PUl^LIOA TION
Iteporlt of the condition of Py-st s t a t e ttan ; of Barritlgloi, iiiiilnl JI<
BarriJigton, State <fi IHinwis.iat the CIOKQ o 1 business on t !{• ftlth <l»y
ol Sej] tember, 3931] as made to th«j Ahditiui of 1'ublic Accjnjiiijh nf the
State (of Illinois, pu •auunt totlayv.
RESOURCES
CasH, Other Calsh Resources and Due
86,489.18
from Bank 5 <l-2f-3) ,...<.
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Bonds and Seci rities (5)
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061581.75
Lcjaiis on Collateral Security («6a)
66/)06.1):5
0^h«r Loans (63)
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71,886.13
Loa^s on Real Estate
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:05,961.92
I 228.10
Overdrafts (7)' ...'_
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Othtr Real Estite (8J(
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Banking House, Furniture and'Fixtures '(9,| |l bOO.G0
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Total Resources....:..:...]...
f5|r6!)61
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Cap;tal Stock (1) „•„. . - H<
)00.01)
Sunlus (2) ..„:.,
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Und vided Profits (Net) (3) .....
'<)2k26
Reserve Accounts (4)
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i 296.38
Derriand Deposits (5a)
Tims Deposits (5b)
1 363.14
Bills Payable (6a) ......... 1 .
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Rediscounts 16b) ..,.
( 770.00
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Roth. 'Alfenbiirg.
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importance
of 1. rgp,
•Jirotiiiitly. any cases,of. tynhoiB
i« stii-\M-d in a recent jHiiumai
from 1 be stiite ^leiHirjmeni ofl
Iiealih. As an iUus'trition) III
Hall, state health tlirfct.or.' reit
litstauco -i H which tWPiUy:--?ea.**;,j
°P<''1 from two that were not i
'11. 1 imi. Ni prevent. •tlicjsntfrti'dc
disi>ni4>.. ' 1
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'I'll.. eommi«wion - on, 'iinvmi>p<
and n-lipf wijl l>e repreM>iit^l j
"meeting m ^ ! a t the s t a t e U : o a hy sneakers,who will ptifli&r thq
•"•'iit'-mplated for,.* stjl'te Wide-work.*'
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L I Q U I D OR1 T A B l |
Relieves » H e a d i e h e « r f
30 minutes, checks » Gik,
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Total Liabilities .:.1
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, <;h««"."CiiRnier ofiflje Ipirst ^taf^ dunkf nf l,'..i r-.
ringt<h, do «olemnfer swear that the abov i Btatenieut i\ tni I . ' ( l u beirt >f my knowle ige a n d belief,, nnd th it the i t e * g d d ll me i" 1 * .
fehowji above correspond witfi the item* ( m l nriiounSi i UM in il"'
repor; made to t h - Auditor of t u b l j e I ccopntat Slat \ lof lllii'ii-'.
puraujant to law.
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[ T A T E O F I L L I N O I S , County of<C l i * - H » ;
IJubHcnbed and sworn to before roe th i 7th dnV of Ac(«i >r, l''!l(S15AL)
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A. L. H O B E f t T S O N , PreWd.nfc . i j
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DIRECTtil
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Lnji«l(vor, R e a l Esl ate Mnnagetncnt ;j Ufj
ttjnter,1La»*h lte
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Deeo ntihg; Willia n Skinner, S k i n n c r U itglCoTl
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Land O w n e r ; E d w i t f C. Wolff, Silo 6 >rl t r i c t o r ; R o l i ^ «
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3ft * i t k • foreiln x4» o l
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QN REVIEW, BABRINGlrON, ILlllNOKi ^HURSBAl OCTOI1ER8,1931
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nchos to
't'l ">' H!»• s o u t h 4 n c i s t r i c t of R w "
|.'.r l!i>- t'irst >t\V<"'""ins
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with a
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simitar
ja.it, yi-ai j wronhrtR to a r e
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t:itVin«'ut. ^iia<l
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in'ternal revenue. '•V !!>•< t.nr
t -tn>: ;m. a r m y
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';!.'•' . ^ Illinois!
of 7.300 mon. the ,1
,;thr4u
Bh the highl* '*
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41.51 X S
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rail
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as jn s
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Kl county .high.
1'IIW t ' - p » 00, of whif-h 747..
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levdeii Township
Oridders Defeat
Bavrington, 13-6
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by Frank T. ShW,"
^wginrer.
is u'vnl,
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.{• i\ :\ irit'M] e>iitr;.ct:s
Hi. [iMil.ii.nul p a v i n g:.
•ike liuililitis. I on tLhe
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highway offi.
for SSSHi.-HX)..
Jfraihng- and
ba.iis 0 f the
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V l - ' T s o n of the
"rT n:»-n t of | r i iltiiri;, speaking,at
:l_lil'i]>lf-llitl h \) w i n g contest five
- '^i.iitli nf-; j>rirrsfield, stated that
"I'.ii I..II v/Tt'fJts c••onomy i n pronue.
(iv l.iivt'.rir
- r a t i o n rosts. fie
,>v...,| 11,
n t h a t both trae.
li..r-i»->
£ n. Place in the
-tli>-m
Illinois, a , „ | j . n ? .
.1 ' h;il tart jcrs bear jn.inintl that
products of their
">d build „ r , t l l „
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on Bowlers to
wing Into Action
Soon
.... :.ii-ti-r tin- Franklin
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1 i.\v pa<s<>s with
Methheri! of tho Batring ton Bowling
:..1 ui.rki'd the ball leagtiej lixiiect to aw ng into action
':••!• a ii.iichdown. The
soon it pm the eolnp!ht ion of the four
-•rn-k t h e , goal post
new nlli^ in the .,Cn low an litorium
:•'•-, th,. t'ii-ld. Another Mnnylhav? showed th e.ir inte i)l
-•;• Iavt innirter put the euterihg^Jie league, ifreording # >ns of
1 I tin- Miiccexsful try (.'adwiklln'dpr and L. J Miller,,: who are.
ih- :....1-- 1.1 to 0. The in charge of registrif tioh.
There..-to
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.:i.k in the final min- still sooin for more to join
as thin
T . I li^'ht anil had the yenr'Hi ae?onitnodatk)|i>H can
t'hailes -JBerg-i led the Barriritton
Bears in bijitting for the season, making 41 hits! out of 102 times; at ; bat
for an aveijigo of .402. ] Berg Also led
the team (vith 30;ruris. . -JVIanager
Ward Flo(|v held the second highest
batting average' o | the • players with
.400 'ac,quij*H by making 2 hits but
of 5 times rat bat. The team batted
an averageiof .320 during the smson.
Manager) j Floek deserves much of
tl|.e credit" for the success of this
year's team. The/ Bears won 22 out
of 26 games played. SIK Flock has
had considerable baseball experience
and at one time was third baseman
and also captain of the University of
Illinois nine,
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The season's record of each player
follows:
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80 .402
41
C. Berg
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handle
eight tea«|R. A meet ng for ill those
v li-n; tlie isiiinp endtHl. interested
in bowliiiK i>d been Flock
.. wiih hiicl dnt. in the plhiMifd f« r Friday - I I I :
it'vtack Beein
glit at
.niii the tertln' mi.SHe<l in itljinj Catilow nudltorllum
E. Alt-nbuPg
- .ii.id-rably.
BarriiiKBowlhiK la expectei 1 to Btntti
Tiies 0. Altonburg
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.1-.- [nnt up to stnjidard di(y, ,<tk't. 20.
Each ^wiih infill bowl K,- M<HJowan
..: il attempts fell short tlireo~ < fciinl
ICM a weiilt
Sciv nty-five Mtrlierf ..-..;....:
1.ne at least of which gatnes!, will
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. ... twj.Bched Uhk Ten- Kuw^h
nit a touchdown. Bur* tntijve; pinns nri/ tint lenfju
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Berg
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ten ms
iniprnvhiR b u t t h e y will howl on the iiHt ys TinNsBiiy mid W. Alteuburg
r lark of experience on Thjirstlay nights, and the Lio is teanfis Uarbisch .-..,.,,
'IM nl plays of t h e gtune. wlU ijowl on Motida; night's
There Sfteehan ........
are four teams in he LIoiU club CI. RicOowim
. ; \\ oiiilsiock Saturday
Hhuett
and/ White*.meet up leHRUfl.
A. Alteirburg
.al n-xt Hutuniny when
•M. IMII up iiKuinst their
nay vvis^i yjou'd
[i'i (|/(|odycars 1:9 day
iiVUU !HK
>:\jjo|<.-|£iirie farther t h p n y o u
t SjpcprtJ.hitt don't i rust them
tir next puncture will
, rii> "r Better change to
lllj- Ik-ading make, (today.
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% w ...<l-ii«'k on the BnrrinKC'oujl, gtnveli limesl one, slinle, day, H, Kice'"...::,.., . 4» 0
i'iii> ii not n conference si I lua, flue rspare and lead pro htcwl in H. Fischer!
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"i- \< kno\\ii coiwecniufT Illinois d i d ng th«'i" i'eai* tluijt j j'nded
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W8',732
Business Notices Bring
;. • a stroni; outfit. There fifty-t wo freight cars, accord ngi to a
. .i.l.lnad-r with tho first couvpilutii
of reports.just IliSU.4'd by
/Director, John G. Millhouse EJ the
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:_'t..ii third team plnye<l state depajrt ment of ni«es an ijiiner1 Heights last
S a t u r d a y als. jlVn f a g e of thesje products ,j from
,- w-'-r,- defeated 12' to 0. .mines' a in q u a r r i e s subject t( nspec-,• i- Inade u p of F r e s h m e n tiou and regulation b|y the ntilni|ng de•om, 11 0|3(>,5»4
•'• In. a r e too lijfht for t h o partroWt, ranged
Tli-y hail a g r e a t t i m e
--\ won or not. T h e t w o
iiiill.l- again
Saturday
•iit nine o'clock a t B a r it', squad With t h e coachps
, ' . of N o r t h w e s t e r n l.'niver''•• N'ebrasba c a m e S a t u r d a y
They s a w a good, game
:' them got a clo'seup of AI
1 a few of his henchmen for
lirHI.
:;. In) lineup :
.1% I . a l ' o i n t e ;
•I--IT Green,. K."Miller.
1'. Miller.
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!'.0jbake Tire Bhop
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Barrijigfon, 111.
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1Q5.961.92
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.iT.vi-- aijl K-ixtnrci* (5:) . 2t.O0U.00$765.7611.61
t.i viUi.niKs
.? 100,000.00:
50,000.00
18 Ji 15.3:1
7,024.26
287,296.58
. 227,363:44
55,000.00;
20,770:00
j ..$765,769.61
•Jt- l'i!-t Stati- Kunk of B"r;
•i...\- -uiNMh-i t is tnm to »«
tl.,.,1 ili,- it.-ns and anwii""
'ml i.i.i.Mints shown tn 1»»«
,.0..14 Mthtp.of Illm" ?l;ol:i;n'l1<( )>, Ca0Ht-r.
i . '"IK- Till 0 ; iv,•
>f Oetober.r 10-,1•1:. Xdtnry 1?«W«-
•, (it I H K K S
' • i l M . T K . cjVainiuui . | ^ u j e Board,
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irlent.
ij> \\ !;ti.j'V, K;i,-- rr.'sirlis
•V- l-f'H - A i-vKTii.t; Cashier,
sliior.
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.308
.381
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.377
.359
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.308
.205
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.250
.244
.220
.184
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Results
New E^lgljmd "Plantation^'
In the <ari||r djiys 1^ New Bng
land, a plilntjtlon w?n£( a small anclu rtered district with a loca gdvienjmpnt. i
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>Hf!fSICIANS AND
SURGEONS, ,,
WEICHELT. M. D.
BilRRINGr )N, ILL*
CASTLE.OSB ORN
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LiWVifERS
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1717 Conwiyltuilditig Office oy^r Pohlmla n's Drugr Store •
111 West Washington Street
Hours
8:00 to 9-:00 a. m.
- CHICA(IO,JIUU' -..-.
RESOrRCES
1:00 to 2 : 0 0 p . m .
Tel., Ran lolp^h 6356 •
Loa ns and dis|:ounts
$205;235.10
7:00 to 8:00|p. m.
Overdrafts
83 : 54
Howard P. Castle
I'. S.'-Gorernrnent secunSurjujlaya; by Abpointment
Saturday Evening!.
20 154.86
[•»• owned
Other bontls; , stocks, rind
First State Bank, 7 t o 8 '
Tel., Office an I Residence
s«curities.oflne(
131 230-;25
Tel... Barringtbn SQ2
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Fu niture and .'fixtures
17 542.67
Barring tan 27
Bea 1 estate jo-vned other!
tl ifln barikin;: house
1¾ 947.53
liesprve .with Federal Re22 061.75
rvps Bank
Gas|i and* due, from banks 5¾ 88^.74
Uetjemptioiv fund with IJ.
Treasurer anil due
5001.00
fjom U. $. Treasurer I....
1,182.96
Othi'^assetf
PR|yS10iAN AtiD SSURGEON
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8 : SO to 9:301 a. 11., 2 to 3 p.m.
7,fo|i:3lj> p. m.
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12 noon ' •"
Suiday 11
4G8.51 OFFI OK OVER II N A T L BANK
Telephone B rr ngton 23
277.00
DIM
including
a ml cashiers'
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to bnnkii,
1 crtifh'd
c iccks oiltstJindiiig
Dei land deposits
..Tin e deposits
DR OLGA ALC( Tr WILHELM
2 307.08
323, 177.21
122-, 100.87
PHYSICIAN AJJL SURGEON
. 'liat wi-re- not reported
MI mi iiiii'tnploynient
.- rep r-sen lied a t ea«'h
th- s t a t e 'coiitWencc,
will outline the plans
•i- Muii. wide relief
HOtpS
9 J to 1 0 i i. m .
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Tellebhone Barrington 235
666
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i Hendndhc or Neuralgia In
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Telephone, Barrington 650-J
Diseases
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j CHICAGO OFFICE
134 N. LaSalle St.
Chicago Pl]oner Centra] 4646,
CHICAGO OFFICE
2520 Gar!•lfcnd BIdg.
Phone Ceritral 3005
ve Shouts
BtrrinjrtOn fir Appointment
t:i\ Barrin|tdn 248-W
Crowd
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It'sagicod habit for families
to "keep in touch" with
young1 ajtHs away at sjchool,
Take few minutes each
week to telephone t latpoyjr
^irKYbu'l be interested in cverythinj
they do and a short
conversation every
week will encou •
age and cheer them
between vacation i.
DU E. T. CHUTT
CHIROIODIST
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SCljllUTrS SllOB STORE
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STURT«.
Barrington, Phone 32-J
Telepl Mies
Reaid 3nc Barring an 588-J
Store Bhtrington 98-W.
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105 W, Adams St.
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ICHIOAGO
Telephone, Franklin 2788
Office lours I
9 to 12a.,• m„ a id 2 to 5 p. m.
Eve ilngs by Appointment
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BARRINGTON 88-J
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ATTORNEYS AT-L.4W
a Mile A^ ay .
«y. .uid eii.-fks Malaria in. three fag*
H6 Salve l o r B a b y ' s G o l d
<:. H. KE1.LAM
»SNTAL' SURORON
J O H N E. HEINRICH
TTORNEV AT LAW
JU^Tlcfe OFiTHE PEACE)
(3ook j County).
327 West Lake Street
• T<jl: ophojio Barrington 034-J
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208 W. W»Wnfion St., Room 1|01
Tploph \m Frdnklln 0122
ypu lake Bayer Aspu-n yoa
Succcisor to
ire| mire of twti thingsi It's sure reuef,
an 1 it's harm! ess. Thote tablets with
])it..E. w oi^xyrr
thi i Bayer crot s do not hurt the heart
Tajke them whenever you suffejr from Pliom Bn rlngton n l i s E. Main St,
NApRAPATUa
Headachiif
Neuritis
Colds
Neuralgia
DR. WILLIAM SANDEL
SpreThiDat
Lumbagc
Rheumatiam - Tbothacle
'•'.-' -|--.:''-l|tAPRAPATH
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' Vhen your head aches-—fa im any
D E J THST
'.' SPINAIj,/MANIPULATION']
cai ue—when a; cold has set I led in
yoir joints, cr you feel thoa i deep, ;sbiW :Fic/ •.;.:: • SPECIFIC
Offiels In Pot
do ra pains bl (riteumatism, s aatica,
• P I 'Mas frantic--at anyfeottI'd
. imy
L . « preoious
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127 E.
or himbago, t ajke Bayer Aipi m and
Babies, bottle-fed or breait-f
li 5 E. Main St.
atal afternoon, went to Paul- with
g^: real reUel. If the packajje sayB
any
tepdency
to
be
coQftipati
*' ap irtmant to I e i - 4 t o plead— would ihrive if, they i ^ w d d a j h r Bajyer, jitfa fmuine. And genuine
Phone Barrington 252 i
even to kiii--when—'
half a teaapoonful of this old. family
•' " a woman accept
HOI US
doctor's prescripttctt for the [bowels,
„ .. .'' c,, ue of the man the marBy. Appoibtn ent for your conyeniei ce
Hira, law tUt thaaderfal eltmaa. Fatf UorM
, . tin, c, nlr.jiniJ woman writes,
l i a t Is one «uw yrey Utixpn tls
a boU ihat a »ok Iht very 4 ipthtpl tbl«l doff*.
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ia« wokan'i tool. II r«i i nr*i alt that If relaaa boweb to health; regularity;
' I t ^ r m j , i | e o c e of bell.? :
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avoid the fretfi sss, vomii
aadoaalalia—Uavaritoa ha»a baea tortwad
'" !"v«J m v hu.band', Paul-Louis—
with tba hilptaw thonih of a lorad oaeV crying, failure to t, Land other
'o'tdhim iih all the yielding devo
GP rOMETRIST
aolallb/aUMM. hera la a «iw»eodou» troallfa
of constipated babu
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Dr. Caldwell^
told detail. The • » * it lallad Haa Loao
d for any baby. trtht$,goutaw*
h a hnc, a
AND
MAST
BR,
Yoa'will
find
It
eomplat*
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code of morals.
ttmrd of _a, /wno' do6torl FortyMl, P. P. I'ANNING
Novtmbar
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STORY
MAOAZlrtt—inat
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'E.« A. WELLS
i II lowed irom the pultli • pan of tbia bra»a seven years of praoUce tauriht him
; ; b R i m s ? p . : 1 '.'•
just
what
babiesliioed
to;
ke^p
their
who fought for tb i RUbt. Gat rear
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OPTOMETRIST ANI)
•li,, , " "T hit wayward attitude copy otXra* Siory--l«tllti day^-raadlUodarl little bowels
active, regular; keep
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OPTICIAN
".i womanhood.
little bodiesTpIump and healtliy. For
TtiuSitryh
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Dr.
Caldwell
specialized
in
the
tn
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coul^
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ment of women and ttleoies.
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•'t ,uclv torture and still'
is: - Pkrk Avenue | '
attended over 3500 births without
TUESDAY. TlIfRSDAY, AtifD
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Barrington 391-J
loss
of
one
mother
or
baby.
"Phone
SATJRDAY
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CALKIN J BROS.
Excavating and Cradlng Con|
Golf Coursea, S ubdivlsloh
Londacaoing, Roads; ,DrW
Swimming! Pool 3, Pates, Lsj
Tenuis Cd'urts, Bowling Gr
BARRING PON, I L t ,
H. H. CALKINS. Phone SSlJ
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A% S. CAIKINU, Ph,
CHAS. J. SljACK
1431 Keeney Ave*
BjjfcPlali
Hone: Des ^lalnjes 31
Wff stop those leaki
w!ndo\y or door f amei
.Cost surprisingly low,
phono call wUjLbrlrig a , „
with no obligation to y/m.
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How to train BABY'S
GOLD
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BOWEL
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SYRUP PEPSIN
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11:8^ to 8:30 p, m.
301 E, Main St,
1 one Be rr ngton 453
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217 Ernst Itatim St/
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Appoittlment
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EAST MA NStREET
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BAftRINGTON,.ILLINOIS
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(JHIROl 1 'IDIST
,A«difarth{jr,.toQ. Forwheij
Tom's Dad telephoned hir I
after the game, he could al
most hear the cheers of th
spectators as his son gav
him an c«c|itcd eyewitness' account of
Atanykwrofthl
the game. Football
decorator and P<iintei fay
Bfliij** tt*
tan tonnitt your
wasn't a l l they
ultpfton+mthtltalked about . . .
most any oihtr
ALFRED PEAT
liltphont. in I*/
health, studies, and.
icorld. Thftotl it
PAPERS
alwtyii modnati. - , of course, jfaanfM |
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Phone, Dearborn 0390
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Bai-riiuron Hui >n-Eissex Btdg.
301 E. B tain St.
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CmCAC^O OFFICE
118 N. LaSalle St.
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FREDLUND DRUG
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2 to 3 p, m.
7 to 8 p, m. .- Sundays by i Lppointment
Mr|. Betty Luedek t-~."of D a - t o n , O.
writei.
am using Krusche a fto reluce jvveigjlit—I lost ' 0 pound in one
week !.ain c a n n o t si^y t o o luuth. to
ivconjjme-n 1 i f
To, tak» off. fat ehsily, sa rely and
unfi
quicKiy take one hnjf teasponnfuFof
KriisvheiiHn a ghi.ss of hot vatpr every morning beforj** breakfast—iin
weeks—Get it
*.") ceint 1 ottle lasts
or ajtiy drug
ut Fred It nd Drug 0
•store, in. America. Il this first bottle
fails to : Tonvince J ou this is the
easiest, wifest, and si i-est way to lose
i"at--mo"my back.
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ATTORNi CYAT-LAW
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ARTHUR J. HAGQENJOB
SpeilaHiliif lij AlsMaes of
V/Mnen a n ! 'Children
....1,..4563,737.40
1 otnl
Stal e of Illinois, County of Lalte, ps•:
1 F. C'. Piindt, Cashier of tho abb>;«
HOIRU
nailed bank, do solemnly swear that
Tu adii? Thursday and Satarijlay
above,
HtjiileniiMit
is\
true
to
the
(»est
the
:30 to 4 p. m.
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of ) ly knowledge .and belief.
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Teh ili »1hone Bn|r rlngton 525
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( orre'(.'t-«HAtte»l-: John C. I'lagge,, 130 Park Ave., abo- e Peerless Mai-tat
Get . A. , I.ageschulte, Edward C
Gw il, Direiftors. i .
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yuhHcribed and i sworn to before mo
thh 7»h day of Oletdber, 1931. j
RAY M. ,IU;RS. Notary Public.
>R D. P . BROOKE
(SEAL)- ;
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CARY, ILLINOIS
Telephone Central 0831
Also Palatine 240
ixes, nnd other expens-1
e< ticcrtiwl and unpaid J
Cir lulating notes outstand10,000.00
ing
t
IJXBER?
Phone, Car* 06-M-p
H E N R Y J . 3BARM
I'iahoiTurUng Wd Repairil
Suifc. 1702
100 West Jlonroe Street
CHI DAQO
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BAILRIlijGTON
.......$5t» 737.40
jI4iLBlLlTlES
ital. stoitk paid- in ..J ¾
. 75 000$0
Surplus
25 000.00
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5^216.83
Uin tivided profits net /...,
for dividend?,
intihgeneit^i etc. .:....-.. ,
intereBt,
UeHerves - for
Study; Music
Piano, Voice,. V olin, , 3 a *
Banjo, Guitar, Mandolin/
•• | other Orchestra 1 Instrumcr)
Reasonable Rules
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Total
Res erves
B A R R I N G T O l . STU,Dl< S
CHICAGO F NE ARTS] i
CONSEJRVATo'l ;Y OF M U ^ »
145 W. Manx St.
W^j
Tel. Itarrir fton 87-J
R A L P H L. P E C K
LAV TYER
]>R, B . P . 3RABER
tdns of c o i lI ((own
((own t o 1.1()0 ton's cf lead.
In addition, the
t a t e prodtirjp [).240.the sstatt
077 binrreIs 1 of oil n-nd '4,.ST>S,!fl8, iibic
feet' (ff gr s Uluriiig tlie* year.
. 1^-^ iif typhoid fever.
a r—nf iinuounceiiient
'.•• .|-partmeiit of public
. .. in the spread of this
siness Director
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i!"h ilin-ctiir. recites an
In. li iw-nty case devel-
l>tft!'l
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•i illuitratioti, l i r . Apdy.
i i US tM t:f l t A T i a . M ;
• •t' I'jilrr I'.'ttm, Imnitrtl iit
f i
ii'i-irt'js^ »,i tin- '_iKii ti»y
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Alt-nbu'rg.
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H i t s ; 30 Runs in 102 '
Times.;at B a t
I',: .ii-Ii'is. faili-d t o
:..-. .-.J fashion l a s t
•- l ' . a n k l i n 1'arU a n d
: !•• ilili'.at.i'd liy t h e
-.In,..!'. U to 0. T h e
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ilirouKhoiit fht>
! - in-r t r a m display:,.
I of fiHjt.lmll.
... in!:11:- must of t h e
I-ill mi tin- 10-yard.
i -inli-d tlu- j>lay.
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Cllarter No. 11283
Ileifrve District No. 7
Report of Condition of th;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of lllarrington, in the State of Illinois,
Tops Bears' Records With 41 nt tjhe clo^e of business on Sep|tember
29, 1031.
-,,,,:1- Two Touch;I j' l a s t Half, for
Victory
V;-l!';
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Charles Herg Leads
SluggertWith402
AverageforSeason
jP<V merit an<l l o j ^
-ruvW ;, W i! (aca,"Jam. iiM^huiinj,
ni>^>I:ary
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Woodstock Safarfey
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Furniture Ri?ma
tocal and L mg Dis
Han ling
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United Vin Service
." 4-yr. Gti iranteed
Moth Proof ng Servii
Every prdreMlodal and bill
man In larrlrulon should
Ma /naiw, aoVress i A number) tand htiirs of
1» thin dl*ctorj. Tit is
every ,went and, nallod to /ra;*4
every hone In the em
Other dlr* torie* maj be
this directory 1^' renwed
weeki
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Officers Elected
at Early Meeti
Barrlngton Local
and -Me rap nal
Grove aveiJue, motored to ]>eKalb Jnikeli Plagge who Is a ttudeit at| th
Sunday, where willard Giesko is t|ak- lov^a State (ollcgo in Anes, l a ,
ing work a|t the teachers' colle fe.
,J'.•'. ii. Friepdiander, Pralrii avtfiuoi
Miss pjij His Lines,- 126 W Ljike retimed $uiday frjom a business jtrijn
street, enjoyed the ;week-end at ithe tkoutfh the East.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nekton
lilrj. a|na :tfrs. llloberi Miller, |21E)
in Maywejd. Mrs, pfiewton is ijn afint Ra^nond avenue Einil Miller,
] 313
of Miss Phyllis.
E. L berty I street' dnd Delberjt Jbe:^,
Mrs. W. B . Burnett and Mr^ 4nd 401 11. IJoug] i stree t, j a ttendec thejcitjf
Mrs. B . A, Carr called or '• M M . serieis ballgnme. M>nday a t tpe feu
H. H. Carr of Woodstock J3i|nflay park.
afteijnoon...'
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Mt and Mrs. Louis .ScMmacpi*]
Mr. land Mrs. Earl Jencks, 6J5 S. ariili s|on, Norjnian, o|f E, Russjell siife^
Hough'street, enjoyed last we< with are| p^qving tja 'Chicago this wjisek
El. B. Pomferoy I anjd
nd a
]\li. and'
"relatives in Bellville, Kan
motor i tour through Iowa, Nejlnaska, Su amy at ti rs.ijionie of Mr. iind Wr*
RuiiseU street], enjjoy«|d
Kifnsa.<!. Missouri and Illinois,
total faijiw, 134
of 1,400 'miles.
I
Charles Pawlijk in Wheaton.
- Mr. jawd: Mrs.- Arfnold Sass, M2 W,
.Hit. and Sirs Walter Cniinon and
Station streetj, returned Fridojy from daighteij, EJyii Jealn, 124 W, R u W l l
a. two, weeks'; visit with • relativies \jat str|ee|, niotbred {to jLejand Si nfia^.
IfTiirlem. Montana.
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iP.IJB. IKecjkliajn ind daughters, LiiMr.irfl'nU' Mrs,. R. G. Plijsggc a nd so
cile
Hazel and George Ski ah«r
Roberj, 545 Grove nvenue,' are pla
mo told dIto MJlvaukee, Wis,, over t i e
ning to spent tlie week*end with weokj-end and visit*d with reilativ m.
-GJ L. Stivers, Ssiugnolia nveflne,
was called to| Metainora, 111,, byjthfc
death of Jiis mother[ Mrs, C. L. Stivers, I Sr., j Saturday.
Mjr, a i d Mrs. A. E. Ketjer, and
granddau ;hter, Janej 406 E. Russell
enjoyed the week-end with
Ela Township Schcol Notes) stijeet,
Jane's pnrcn|s, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Bcjnola in Hartland. Wis.
Compiled Weekly by
Mrs. Ir. E . Murphy and daughter^
the Pupils
Ruth, 515 Division ' street; accompanied by Mrs. George Atkins, 224
E. Main street; visited several days
The senior class held It'ls first; meet}.-' last week with relatives a t Versailles,
ing Monday, Sept. 2«, j for class or- Ohio.
ganization. The sixttjen
metabetja
Mr. anil Mrs. A. E. Kceler, 406 E.
unanimously re-elected (Mr. . Wesnejr
Russejl street, attended the ftineral
for class sponsor. An election of cla*fo
of M?. Keeler's cousin, Mrs. Jennie
officers resulted as follows : president,
Elsworth at Woodstock, Monday.
Ethel Rydsinski; vice president, NorRev, C. Jt. Drussei of the Baptist,
man
Washo;
secretary-treasurer,
church
a Mended the Ministerial AlliPhyllis Sodcrbers. •
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ance of CJook • county on Monday in
Monday 'afternoon proved an inter- Chicago., •
j
esting time for most pupils including
Mr, and Mrs. J. O. Oreen and son,
the juniors, who elected: pre»dden':, Junior, left Friday for St. Petersburg,
Richard .Beckmnn; vieei p^cside.n:, Fin.,'whrre they will make their fuGladys Sturm; secretary, Gladys ture hone. ' . - . ' " '
Kypop; treasurer; Ethel Keisler;
Miss llena Sehaefer who is a stucheer leader, J o h n ' L e n i n ; 'sponsor, dent nt. North Central college, NaperMiss Beuscher.
ville, spe it tho week-end at her home,
Tlie president also appointed, com 641) GroMi avenue.
mlttces for class rlncs find for the
Mrs. \V, (B. Burnett of Now York
junior piny. Rehearsals will start the
City spent Sunday and Monday visitlater part of next week.
ing her brother, nnitl his wife, Mr. and
Sophomores Ele<:t
Afrs. Reiiel A. C*oir.
late:
Mr. ai>d Mrs. llnrry Coffman iind
Last. Monday the soph I'moro clusja
lOleaLfne
meeting w i s held,' mid tlieyj elected daughter, Maxine, moved*to BarringMinimum, 50c
new eln«s 'officers i president,; Elmfr ton this week from Cleveland, ().,
Weigt, vice prescient, ' .Vivian! Mi - and will make their •hpmc- at, 217 W |
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lohey ; wcifetiwy, Aliirjorio' Sodcrbnriq; Station n tre^t. '
"Mrs
Htjonsoj-, .Miss IlinchlifF,
foiflnrd Brintliuger find ln->
FOR. RENT
Fro^tJftE3NT.
jTho f regit men officers n re : p r e s i i ffint. son ('harlerf IldWard, returned
I'l'RNISHEI)
FOUR
ROOM
npiutBUNGAI ,0W for jrent.:* Fi re r >on
dijnt, Meltiin Potts; WN-re f/iry- trenjt- TJinrsd'i) from the Piissnvnnf. hospltiM'iu CI icago to their home, 'MS \Y. , incjit foi; rent. Mrs. A. 10. Koeler,
mil im
(Jariikjc Telinvh'one
Ufcr, .KnthWine JfiynO.
i'5 h .IOC. E, Russell street). Telephone Bar-!
ISliciiIn iveiiue.
igton 5
IA vice president has.not beeii elee
X
id Mi's. A. L. 'Seherf. ,'«10 ring!on 27U-R.
ei) »« yet. ' (?(*iinnittees wi I de -elect til • Mr.
OI
J ) Lrt(J CABIN on Rand
lujter fur .entertainment, parties,' etv DuiHien avenue, retilrneil Monday
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LOWER
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four
mile
in
Ice
Zurich
relit
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of
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from, a iSOO-niile tinto. ttitir in Which
A l l other Iws.iMo** w i l l be. attended t
rooms? i(.n<l bath, lor rent | n East
ight.
partie s and dmnices. ,f5.'(K:
they visi ted points i|i Canada Nifrtli
nt tin- next class meetlnit
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S. Cook j'stnjet, Telephone
Read Biographies
Iowa.
rent. Str
heat,
'INE Fl
iThii senior Kng-lish clash 1ms spent
Mnt. Mux Wiilt-her1 ijoturiied to her to,, 4S-W
i blocks f
Stuil hnrnei
tlie past thrty weeks reading biogra- home at Adams, Wis., | Tuesday after
I'ltsonablc.
Hiiie
Prife
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phies: Among the. new utiles, we have n week's visit at Me. Plagge hoijie, 200 1TIRMSIIEI) HOME for rent'[for
«he wihier months. Ci»|ll at 130; W
<M"E".' MI i|t,rei>t
f N O. I
rh the library are :
W. Husjell. street, i,-Mrs.. Wallhcr is Mai in street.
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lei. Ba«i
Queen Victoria. Lytton Strnchey; a sister if Mrs. 'Plaggf.
Ariel, Andro Maun/is ; Naijoleon, Kmil
Mr. and jMrs. Georgje Folk rod and OFFICE OR S T 0 R E on E. Main St.
R ROOM I f I'ER FLAT wii^hl
;
Drop 35 Feet
daughter:i, Mildred andj Florence,- 308
for rent. Also three room |)art|th for l'Mit at U7 W. Lake s reejt'.
Mrs. Zilien was killed
instantly' Grove a:enue, aecomphnied by Mrs. menf.' Call at 123 Ela street
'jel.
I»er- nicntli. Call at 400 ( lV'0i|e
wjhen the automobile fell to the tracks A. G. Gieske and son, WHhird, 312 Bnrriihgtnn 73-W.
iivi'n.ie or. n
Tel. Bat"
rington 204-V.
35 feet below. Air. Zilien ivus thrown
clear of the debris. He Was taken lii
ffjCiBliy- FURMSliEl|>'.FI'iTB roo(n.
Westlufee hospital; rn Melrose Paifk
house forfrent ttai-|i$e. fel. Bnlfwhere an examination revealed . thut
riiigton' 401
he-was suffering from a skull fracture
and internal injuries!'. Hospital auI I I H E E IJ GHT HOUSEKBEFIN0
thorities reported 'yesterday niornii g
Galroiiuns for rent., Private:
3PALITY
1ELPFUD
that his condition WHS "only fair."
cnill
gton 354Tel.
Jarrin
SERVICE
GROCERIES
_ The driver ofj the second car wjis
1)3 N, ook street.
John Miller, tin inspector for tlie Wij\ffe Delivei
liind Dairy company: Me wns.takm
AGE for rent, 536 Grov|e a' jfttie,
PHONE
10 a. m.
statu
highway
[police
11 Barri 1, or 5D1-W.
i n t o c u s t o d y hy
'
3 p. m.
224
to b e .held penili ng .the iucpiest.
S i X ROpM HOUSE, two cur garage,
M r s . Z i l i e i j i s survived by threi
for rent at 126 Jtaymoni av mue.
SOUH, J o i n ) ,;iiiil Richard of Chicujp.
25 YRS. EXPERIENCE—25 YRS. IN jSUSINESSl
T
Barriiigton] 3; Sfl-M,
and K.ivinoiul i>f Kjtnsiis City; and a|
(Inutility, Mrs. iktit Miles of Chicago.
FOR SALE
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dver tlsementa
Ml SCEI
WAKyEl
FOR SALE
GOODS ana furniture
ttll a t 611
i t be sold cheap*' Ooll
Pr!aiWo avenue or TeJ. Barijihgton 042
bctWetn 10 a . | m . and. 3 p.|iin. except
11-4
on Tliursday.
100% PUllEJ'PENNSYLANIA: O I L
for s°aleO F i t e gallons in a i>oU'
tnincif, $2.08. Heffe«rna^ & Wina,-j202
S. Co »k street, Tel. Harrington
GERMAN I SMEFifE&D P U P P I E S
for sale. ' Seven-1 wiseks old. Very
roasolabie.,,. Tel. parringtoii 1T6JST,
S W E D I S H CdUPLiE Mtint |>oBltlon« JRAM) OPEN
ROILERRIN
•^lan as chauffeur and housemjinr.o?
curetake}', woman ff>r j e n e r a l h o u w i ' irday, OctoberT-10.1
m
for all
work and laundry. RtfercnceB. lTel. ' phe"_ ni Bnagemj&t/ fins
with
Wellington 961». ,
40-2
Coaeh|:Ll ^'"'K'Hl
r
be. Sta«dar|} j | *' « bus t0
f
Co- bid,,.
R"ANi)R WOMAN 'wajiite* t o .
t 7 i p : W ( 5 r y ii
f* the liillk
Real Silk |Hosle|fy a: id llnj[«rie ,W
trip fare,
Barrington. Three emi U sales daily
p»ys $30 weekly.' W r i e Boom 714,
3 J S. State street, Chicjigp, i l l . 38-6 : s
ir Ki- JbVBeipfc di l u t F » for fBt.
TJWO<TO F I V E .-ACltES of J. land
nltii'i e-stored iii^iy
K by 6o.
Iwanted near Barring :on., " Addi-ess;' ;<meri;0J satno'f wSlfl'li lf|5(iin
,1(l
f»r Ktor- O. Box 39, Barringto l, JL.11.
41-2 ige ;Phi4ries. Willi im
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193|l
193)
183)
192^
Model A* Roadster,
Model A Tu„d6i Sedan.
Model A DuLixo Pliaeto^.
Model A'Glosijid-cab Pickup'.
ALSO
192)) Chevrolet Coup'e.
192) Chevlrolet Coach;.!
l i e f fr e r n a n & W i n n , Inc.
202 S. (Cook St;: ;
Telephono Barriugton 9
itAKRINGTON,
ILLINOIS
ARRING1
for! Woi-ki in Bijirring'ton.
(| II 0'lff cjntio^s. M. p . Smith,
Genes H< S t i WdukitBiu. His-
Tfiey Brijtig
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STORES
BEST
QUALITY
ALWAYS
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October Lake County
Court t o Open Monday
The October term of Lake county
court will op<iii Mifnday with the ertll
of the docket by Perry L,' i'ersonjs,,
probate judge. Most of the first Weik
will hi) devoteil to hearing of tax ob-<
je«,tioi»s> Fewer tux objections linyc
liceii filed this year than, ill preceding
years, it is 4iii«L There k i l l he ilijt
crliniiuil ciises until X«ve<i(hcr, it wtts'
announced,
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Judgments against property (|f djeIfiiqiH'rit taxpayers will lie msked by
the ollii-ii of State's; Attorney A. f.
Sniith early in' the jweek, it. was nhH<»un<e(|. Tax payments have be«|n
receitjed steadily at the- treasurer*
'office. Treasurer..lay B. Morse, stated,
that .delinquent lax property is 'abo.jt
the sitme as last year as far ns the
general ta t e s a r e concei niyl, but comiJarntively f e w sjiccinl nssessnients
h a v o been paid.
So Very Simple
"llow
I get t h e shape of m',i;
nose al terfed?" asks a correspondent
•if Lond< M Tit-Bits. '.»Pqke i r i n t
Somebddv else's business.
» • • • • • this
delicii HIS new cheese food
imelts, slices, spreads!
How its full, rich, cheese
flavor blends with other
foods ] Meat,fish,eggs, vegetables. And it's as healthful—as digestible—as pure
whole milk itself!
Try it today—for cooking and sandwiches. Your
grocer has it in the half
pound package.
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LANDWER'S
Pig General Store
A HOME STORE «UN BY HOME FOLKS
W. N. LANDWER, Manager
200 to 215 Park Ave—2JO to 210 Station 8t.
OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
|EV ENINGS 'TILL 9 P. M.
National I. '• 4rm«
Canned Fruiit Sale
. G, A. PEACHES, Sliced or h ilves, S| lg,.
cans J:......
G. A. PRICOTS, tree-ripened, in heavy
23. i
syrupJ large can ...„...:......
EAPPLE,
Hawaiikn-Jj-fineJjt
quality-G; AL M
8 slices in heavy syrup, !J Nol 2 ½ cans 1..491
CHERRIES Fancy Black, Sweet pitted,
I 8-oz. tin ., - . 1 0 * j.-jNo. 2 tiiji....:. .23<i
I G. A. APPLESAUCE, Fanfey NeAv York,
•3 No. 2 tins J...: ..J....;.........,_.r:.Ur '. .35^
EACHES, California, HaMs in ^ynip, •
large tin
'.
.........,....._.., -,;...
STRAWBERRIES, South Haven B^and, 19
Michigan Pack—Natural Flavor in S;
' No. 2 tin
: :.^J..L.:.:.,...^:_,..25jft
1 ,GJ A. CHERRIES, Red Pitted,. Excellent for!
Pies,r2 Nb. 2 cans,:..
'.::.:.'
.....33fc
ASPARAGUS, Sweetheart Brand, Illinois Natural
Gfeen* tall tin .........:.....
29^
I: iG. A. GRAPEFRUIT, Fresh Tang—Just chill
J and serve whole segments in rich syrup,
2 No. 2.cans .................,;
:..........29jii
APRICOTS, California, Iiv Delicious Syrup, Tree
i Ripened, 2 tall cans
..25^
;
I. G. A. FRUITS FOR SALAD, Delicious Comoination; tall can
;....;
19^
15LUEBERRIES, finest hand picked, in heaVy
syrup* No. 2 can 1.,...:....: ..;... ...v.^....23i>
MARACHINO CHERRIES, 5-oz. bottle . . . . 1 5 ^
G. A. GELATINE DESSERT, all flavors,
]
19 e
3 pkgsi. .....: :.......:,...
G.A. PILARS. California B^rtletts, lg. can .25^
KITCHEN AJDS
G A. MAYONNAISE, 8-oz I jar
G. A. MAjlSHMALLOWS, 1-lbi j)kg.
AIAZOLA OIL, pint can
„,;. 4.......
3AKING POWDER, Dr. Price's, J2 o i tin
:ERTO, bottle '.,
J....,....:.....:.!....
SOCOANUT, Baker's Yellow Label,| 2 tins
CIIISCO, l r lb. tin.::
2U
COMBINATION SALE
'RO-PHY-LAC-TIC TOOTH BRUSH And bottle
Listerine, 75c value, both for
.].... ...49}*
l>«|v GOODS DEPARTMENT
?igj Value |Dress Printa,
RING CIliclKLN: for sale, ceiith
bct\^eii 3 ¼ to. 4 ibunds, dt isscil,
iiw*n and , delivered, read;r to fiy.
so fresh eggs. L.- N. Morse old
I) vision street. Tel., l a r r i
igton'
2( 8-J.
tf
W I I I U T AND RYEI •STRAW i>r
sale. Waled, Ilart.wo|od Fi nns
no Bnrririgtion 01 W .
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AUCTION HALE on the oldlWollthaii
Sen farm 3 mi. north of l^arrijigtijin
iluriia,i Oct. 17 a t
imin
rses ami hiiriiess, 1
If L>fl
ey
freshen sixui, 1 Guernsey "•lift ,-10:
gs, LW cliickeiis, 25;geeii(>, 25 (i ucks,
tons -timothy hny|, f
bind*
•'iok stove, heating stove, ulnip 1 ni«
rm wagon, lnany other Aeilns. 'Jferijug
sh, Fred Wolfe, Jr., Pfop.;
Efiam
ROOI^I H O U S E •>vo
double gtirage, for sab
All
d nt lots on South Houg» iftreei i i l r
biM E. Sturtz, i'cl. B a ni m; ton 32lj.
tft
IfjARD WINTER PEAlfcS
$1.00 per bushel. Tel..
COMBINATION
GAS" AND
sales
M i.
C|OAL:
kitchen stove for sale. Also bfi l»yi
Missinette. . Tel. Barriiigton 301.
S W e € t P O i a t O e S Nancy rfall or Je^sej/Sw
Wisconsin Potatoes
IdahO BakerS
Very F a n c p a h o Ifotyioei
lb
A p p l e S Jonathans, Mcintosh, Grcenings,
Dry Onions J
Cranberries
Texas Grapefruit Good Sige
OrailgeS
39-3
.^IXTT :llO- 100' ACRI IS wanted to
LE(
! rent, cash or shares j Must hay,e
gOod buildings and fenci s. Caa mpv«
AI>a UDMJATIOj
ICE
on any time. Address i SOI, Barring-, |PIIBL [C . N O T i p f ii
weby given
ton Review; BarringlionV l U j giyjng
that tho Subscriber
unbiistrairi!
address and 1 telephone )ium%r.
I -the-'Estate oflpni
K. I*"IDU'y
1
iwn c'c^ftsiid will tttfenc
I'rwbate
MAN A$U WIFE , with'
kflpi of Lako Qomij) !•" a tprm
daughter", 4'ill work $ |or hon _ .. .m
rooms or as- caretakersl.1 R^efejfenc'ei hercW ; to be houlenj
"'« Court
ouso in WaukcB|w,
furnished. C Petersoi > 341 wood J
Mil County,
stock' street, Crystal l|fcke, IU.I Tel >n the first Monday of L I'l'iuVr nut,
931, when and p ; h l ( "", arsons'
Crystal Lake 35-R.
aytng 'claims agiitoBtl !<f 1 c'stati. are
iotili«» I and rcqjueMed;
LOST
prpsent the
tjo said cpiiri foi Uuilicmiun.
FEMA1UE GHOW D0(f lost. BIa.ck.
' .UOSK|SO]
UMKY,
Recently ^clipped. W saring leather
nintstratris
harness. Child's pet. 125.00 reward
1^1. 41-3
and no ctuestioijm asked,
ton 17 or Ariiligton Hi
lb|s. ^ r
lbs; # r
'.*" ddz.
' Very FiJie fruit.
Maxwell House, (Webbs o * Royal t lue . per lb
lbs. for 49 c
Special Blend
per !lt
KafSee Hag or Sanka
'f
C a k e F l O U r j Airy Fairy
S>N SALE A
per pkj
1
« if
leanor Bird Seed
BABO, ? for
I (...„
23^
CAMPBELL or ROYAL BLUE Pork
& Beans, can
^. j
8½^
PILLSBUBY PAN CAKE FLOUR,
pkg, for
for
,
11$
ROYAL Maple and Cane Syrup, •'
22-oz. jug
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19$
Michigan Concord
Jumbo Baskets
1 irge pkj
9tH
Ootf I f
•T EiEilit Oct.
P|ALM OL*IViT30fP»3 fo|.
CRISCO, }.-«> 'm .J.. \l
' large' spoon and nixing bowl |
^ALTED PEANUT lb
A GOOD BRQOM%QR
I:OSTO
ap*>*
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2 for 63«
By leaving your order this we^k^ni (to be delivered tfondayiwe
furnish you withii JJumbo Baskets of Mic
lcftigan Conco; Grapes at the v
low price of 2 for 63c. None will be sold at this price
t on order. I
f
member, orders must be in by closing!
Saturday e
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