September 3, 1931 - Barrington Area Library

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Teachers Retut-n
for Opening of
Scho
Irplane Ready
to Be Covered
Cha^Ies, Witt, flagman i»u the Wise< nsln division of the Chicago &
Ninth! Western railway, who liven at
'Mi W. Lincoln avenue, Barrington,
ill r k i r e from service Sept. 1 after
3.i years* with the railroad.
Mr. W i t t is o n e of the 2 5 men retiring on that date, the twenty-five
h i v h u i an aggregate of 1,006 years of
*>rvief or forty-four
years
apiece.
Seventeen of the, men have, actually
.sirved fore than forty years.
Other Illinois men on the lisf a r e :
Ernest L, Fowler ,pnssenger conductor at) Chicago with 51 years service;
Itanic'i A. McCoy,»locomotive engineer
at Beljvildere with 5 0 years of service;
Jerry Lenihan, boilerniaker's helper
at Chicago with 3 4 years,'; Frank It.
Jfohiuton, coach: carpenter at Chicago
with 46 years service; and George
Sehteiger, locomotive engineer at Chicago with jJ5 years of service.
:i,(l I'upils. Will Be
[{t,;,()\ \\ hen Bells Sing
Wedrn-dity Morn ng
About
ays of
'ccreatiop
and
women will call
11: sunnier vaeai- i n the Barringf«.r uirte months!
;,l tniinijng.
next \ ednesday
-• :i rrtvin » promptooks and
ic\r
,|y . for m mediate
Ji-t of tjext. books
different grades w a s
lie school
',.• " . l o s e o t
However, I'ohlraan's
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h ><>ks, .will
•• list on ha nd to asin ms king i hcir > bojok
!i....l s u p p l i e s >t her than
any ;.©(
• liiirchased !
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i'i .Karringtnfti. '
[he senior hjgh
i|*ils of the
s:lfj
o'clock,
'.irl n't
!.. j u n i o r h&Ii schjiol
. i n at S : 3 0 o clock AM
• ri;;irtcn " a n d first five
7(H) boys
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Cityj
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..-r Hnit/.ter. i t a r r i n g t o n .
Northern III noin State
lege, DcKnlti
Holler. A b i M.gib.n. s e 4 W e s t e r n • III n o i s N l a >
TJh(| state of Illinois will cooperate
with it ho Ameiiciui Legion to the fullest -jestfrit in taking care of disabled
veterans and giving veteransj in the
state! .institutions the best 'possible!
care,{according to a pledge made' rut .
the Legion <^nivent|ion by Governor 1
L<. ':lj. • F,inmerilon. Governor Ktnjnj'r-•
so:i| lold the li.»Hl'mblett. veterans' -tlfn-t |
lie iwjnnld do a)I in_his : power to iniifk"
ihei --fill i>f war ijt'ternns in suite flititiiif/oiis more comfortable.
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ire, MnConib,
Mai'iiimrdt S a n k <jit.v,,
S t i f f e n members of the Harrington
i ml- third j t i l d e s . • S i l l l e ,
s;.-. Whitcw i t e r . Wis: p o « - I a ml Auxiliary- chapter
were
! Milter. Algonquin.: a.iiloii" the host of vets from'-nil .parts,N ..it hern l'H|inoi> S|V((e
i' state asseinblc<f at IVofiHi In
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Dekalb
elitd'» f in the group\ of veterans and ,
i«.-.ki.y. ; c v n d a . jln..
auXi in'ry nieiubers attending the.meet-1
I •'«•!», Stljtf? T e a c h e r s ,
i'»f» at IVorin were: John Fryei (
I'.iiu,;,
I'axton.
Ferguson ; Harkness.
•iflll'oci >. Iturr|ingiljjr^.v Kllison, George MiMer.'M.r. aiul!
i ift.lf gratlmt. Northern.I
Mrs. George AVhitcomb, Mr. and Mrk
V'-ai-(iers ijaJlege, i l l e - i
N | 12. Stayner. Mr. and Mrs. "B. .t.
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eiidorfl M r . a h d Mrs, Irving, ft.
> i c h . T< u l o n , fifth !
Hiigt-r,, Mrs;; George K u e b l e r y ^ M r s .
Mi|rtiin Gerdriu, nnd Paul Piircell,
in p a j j c S
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Streams far Sewerudnt SubjjBct of
ssed Objections
Des I'luines
Hi piway Detour Is
Lifted From Hough
Street Back to 19
Care of Disabled Veterans Is
; Keynote of Governor's
Address at Peoria .j
Hiini-.
Iowa
Cpl-
owns Oppoo. Chicago; "^ocai
f.;'>e Magnified
River
• i tli<-,>xtent to which
• mi^ht react to the
•- Amarus for carrying
' • ftfii'-nt, eventually re•-•;-;.-1•• probibiiion curtailv -ii HI. was! reflected by
'•••• 1 . . t i n s helil in River
" MI me from representa•niiiiiiiiities along the
>i a m l . w a i directed at
'in. nun hci'ause of its
•i into thf P e s Plaines
lit avenue*. [ E x c e p t , f o r
••f the sewer arid -the
•'' >.l>jeetf>|s-| the situa' .tiff-r i;reatly from that
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. a c years'dgo in" Barl,''•• ii-.-inn's exnerience, the
'••-•• iiloiiu' tlitf-Des. Plaines
.oi, M ,|)|iifts of Fox
•'i.v. «11,1 sooner
or
:• tnalier jjoiirt decision
'•: tlje jiriiiljem for time
' I n >ettle Ifjsue
• - ' o n >'a* is c a r r i e d tOj
, n ' . .is >|inreniplhted, a
• s .-ill siifelar situ'nftionsi
Great Improvement
'"Striking progress-" hajr been> made
in tpi<" last two! years Aw tliej matter'
of[flirnishing- care to-fk^ssixi^e men,
:inil -to tlieir dependent^ V h o are
ivnrds of the stAtCi."'••Governor Emnjerson jsaid in Jiis Address.
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T h e progress - has been made possib l i l be said,, "not afoiijc, through the
w«|rjt bf thofp state employes, a large
pcrdentage of \Vhoni are former sel|-|
viije men, who have been assigned tp
the carf iif veterans in our institUj
tikmi, bni through the loyal anjil
wftfwerhearted cooperation- offjyotjlr orj
ganization."
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.Finmersbn then reviewed the work
of'.jtjic,'state department of public welfalfri during l » s administration pointingWut the steps that jitid been taken
to niake .the' surroundings more c©mfortilible for veterans confined in stjate
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institutions.
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30,000 Parade
I h e s t a t e , w'fll spend $100,000 for
ere< tion ol( an infirmary kitchen i n d
rcjcicatioii hall flit Jacksonville, $75,0 0 0 for an amusemerii i a l l a t Elgin,
and soon w i l l startj construction of a
mufh needed 1 0 0 \ ed hospital at the
Soldiers' and sailors' home at Qiiincy
^Threatening skies frowned on the
annual -parade Monday* although appfokimately 304OOO Legionnaires and
mejnbers of their auxiliaries
were
tlen]ly for the celebration.
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Nearly 100,000 spectators, residents!
,f Peoria and nearby towns, watched;
Jrom the sidewalks as the 6 0 hands
n«j bugle corps maneuvered for, position in line.
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Groups of war veterans
gyrated
through the decorated s t r e e t s staged;
impromptu stunts and tieing traffic
info knots throughout the morning.
l i ' -'lit i t i v e s from tfitj Hiirry Binks farm two .miles northnjast o f Waucoridn received an ncci-i
•''• Konwt . P a r k , . Majy[ dental bullet wound in the right hip
• Hef Kin, W( |, A d d l s d n , VvHen Walter Hiss, 22, a fcllpw emKparrows
. ''1 'AHSjugton I l e i g b p , plAyp w a s shooting a t
:-1-- tlje resolift.ionsnti' around the barnyard.
i'i. I'yIjMayor G o l d <if
Mavis was working in a field sevil -e, Mhde,l b y T r u s t e > eral hundred feet away when the ac!ii\ .-i- ( F o r e s t .
cident occurred. H i s s picked u p his
ii of I'lijtest p a s s e d W-a* .22 rifle and aimed at. a sparrow. He
•'i ilie l-.jionty lionr,d,-t.» (i^ed, but the bullet struck some "bard
• ' i ^ ' r i c t ! tijusteesi aiid t n tije-ct. thought perhaps a rbek and
"""oijsLi.Jn. A l l vjllagp laheedI off to lodge in Mavis* hip.
The wounded |man WBB takeri to th«
••• I •••splijitit's. v a l l e y j w e i e
-- -Wniilarj n t s o l n t i o n s . Foi >- emergency hospital at Wauconcm am
•n.Vil. wiiicli nieets e v e t y ater to the Elizabeth Condell Memor •
where. th<
•'•': t i c firs! ^f t h e s e riesiolii- 2l hospital at Libertyville,
>ullef wA& removed1.
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Listed In Review >. |
1 Tl JH g r e a t ' array,, of bargains -ai •
pear: on other pages of this jls^ue 1 '
palatine After, Friday
The Review, and accumulated i In t
spec al dollar- day shopping isqclioi.
of This Week
lion c managers, housekeepers, Iheliu
ing men and women, and bfyp an 1
T | K detour route through'Barring. girlh.getting ready for Hchoo^.M'ill (f>
Well to read- through the jfthf rtiM r«n
s been lifted.
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T ffic over the Northwest hith m e n s itiakjnt; inemoi'HJtduniH tifjitents
way
om Barrington t o P a l i t i u e v n s w h i c h coinchJe w i t h their botiBi'lio 1
rehtl ed Tuesday and wlllf life per «|id- IHM'homil needs. These peojile \\l 1
mitt wjl to rontiiiue over the full rolto their cnmplete lists, iireiatrml ,'JTI a
until Friday of this" week when iut vpn< e,, will be able to speed (MS the r
ty council
part of the highway between Pi In- siioj plug, save (ini(| at)d»ge| fariher <§ti
veil in Chi
ffiif lind the Dundee road is Hosed for fhci ' roiiu'rls vif the tiutiiy ttWJJty'
furt i »r work. Then a detotjr will beirrington's ilowhtowii Friday a i d
a dozen oi
effective
from
the
"bridge
to
Pi
rday will lie more fhan.-a, me 0
laTSat
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l»lisi M'HW w>ction, * M/in.v whops will o"
tine
tneenng.
dngly
deconit»>(J..
Onboth
eve i1' ii'"the present, truffle is routed |flea
Cook C i u n t y / c o u n c i l will be over (the- Northwest highway
fiopi iilgs special'eiiict'luiiiiheiit will'lie pt >liel|l II the Ntev iiNi|>ull[ling,17 N T .State Hart' ngton southejiHt to the viaduct, vide \i The ditlnl ciirps of; th|» BII
Stfi'C , as a rt irtilar mioijthly I feature The route icrosses the Ihit'alee riadiMring on po^t, AtiU'rican 'Legibi|| t deck d
goiiigj up on (lie ramp grade a'l.mg Otlt in new' vjihbfiy tinlforiu»f4-whl h
goiii
of I ije largo fainily of"Lions clubs in
njaiy ,rew(lep,ts|.]inve n'ol lil'tij.'tofi) e
ft In- Miutli slide of the new pavlnf,
(:m
couiit|,v. Barrington liaw previ.
Bejiuning Friday tnitflc iHouthcnst ween,
riittjli sent tw< or tlhree represenfa- from Hiuringtoii will go under the n ml
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vin,, (>t
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nudl then, t u p left up a ramp will] be offered, at The Cntjow, jlbeat 'e
tiv
to the m< nthlv council, blit this'
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» ., I (o the iJuntlee routi. The route v-JSI on liotli uiglitN, ami-oil Friditj' nig t
year one-fourtli to one-third of, t h e )
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I continue eapt <u°er the Dundee raid special |ow ilollu'lj day tidli)issi|t lis w II
club
attend
in bodyMas
will t o the Qutulcns rond IUUI then sokith be iju ordervas"-a|inouiieed onilinot'li 'r
regular
1 incheon
o n dthere
a y night
be h iwill
to Putative.)
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piigij of The Rciiciiv. 'Hie hnrrli r-1
lltirriiigton vill a l s o provide part
Tliji' tranifer froii Highway It) to ton jHWimmmg pi/ol,'whivh bus, prov d
e entcrtair m e n t . T h e high school the Ipiiidee 'road is made over u""J)ick a pupular placei (bis siuniiiet< will' e
altin ni quartet e, composed of E v e l y n niiinn" • which requires a sharp t.irn
(*I)eir at regnlaiy'Juiurs for k i p l a d
Han Catherine Cpe, Edgar Biechcle, for traffic flight at the bottom of the
visit ing people. I
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and Witlard Giesk«f, will provide voci,il| B r n , i i
For this reason 'hithway ofAnd W i a t Have You
m u s c. .and w 11 be accompanied liy j fi c i a f s W JH
erect signs urgi'ng moiorA1 glrtnce thrmigji the, aftverfi e*HM Blanche 1 ''rye, Lions queen. One I j H t f J , 0 u s e , xtreme caution Sn making
meiits in this I i sue. will s h o ^ tend y
or ,vo of t h e local m e m b e r s w i l l be 1.(^, (
urns.
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the complete ai ray of . wAi^ijtl mi rprogratiL for short addresses. '
on
Finish Oct. i i '
chandise.' G o i i i r / h w u g h the Ijlst a d
of ^hc activities of the Lions
T i e new 1 four bine, strip of con- M'Ic'tiiig an ititn l i e r o a i i d j w p i t m
tliilb adopted for the winter program
crete
now extends from the Barr ng- thctp, the writer has conic iiftross f ic
is a: { attendan 'e contest. A (national
contest'--carried on through the dis- ton Main street intersection! southeast following Suggestions, each, an ord 11t r i k s offers a ttract ye prizes to the to a point several ro'di beyond the ary example of (he huiulreds'iif ite is
The surfacing junder the offe vd. ' The se Examples of H'j)iot < 111 |
club i witlji the' most) ] lerfect attendance viaduct.
v j Hirchaswl1 for One dollar 'Mch, xover the wint T mi nths. An almost viaduct was completed Tuesday.
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p t ' wher+ lower p'rices iir% list d, '
100 per cent i) ttendt ,nce for all meet,Pcuring* of concrete befween the
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^,;,infs is uece&ws ry for a club to win a viaducjt and Palatine will be delayed are)
for i week or ten days while the :011-- * llue-hnlf gallon special fjwor v ri
prizi.
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tract iug firm finishes another mr- 'nisi} .and brutjh, four t u l a r t ^ o f pi re
f a c i i g . job* near Des P l a i W .
The Pei|nbylvania. hiotor oil, thre^pint* of
Gilfiey's Sn>w Ball Wins
greatest part of t h e work of) the w lole rub' ling alcohol, k Dissloi) saif f a cc na Jwy sci u t ,
on Successive Saturdays routi'has been finished,however, rith p)el e car grea^in^ service,*
the lour grades foil ^amptf or coniect- alte two poun^lsj pf co|d creBJ^!!| a p ir
S10¾ Ball, fadt pony owned by ing oads at the viatf^ct arid intei sec- of > women's high grade siH^fhose, a
Dr. ! 2p H. Gil key, owner of the rid-, tion finished, the new bridge built, g^o 1 suit case, Jan oriiamentii cle k,
the "] lavement laid from Barringtoi to r^liible pair of; cliil(trcii*s Twioes, a
in;: -sti hies ajl t h e ' old Cook county the bridge and the grade compl etedi
h 2-A Kodak,,five pounds'tif bat in,
fair grounds, Palatine, won, a close f«r the widening from the hridg; to
x l 0 5 bed spread; eightrJ 10-ii ch
The woi k of pavim: to
rac,q ..Saturday in which he| defeated Pali tine.
lilies, ^1.50 Worth of batli jgoap, 4 9
King;: owned by J. D . I-Ienry of. Pali tine and paving the connecting poind sack'ffloijr'/(75e)i a j^ood r. pe
ram is, plus shouldering the full dis- and two cant' of smoking tobacco a
Paliitjilne
ta'nets and doing the cleaning up work ,\M' of roller sjkhtes, a co.midete tct
3 now Ball was ridden by Louis
will keep the full crew; bust a unnth. ojf Iwrchches,, ai- ^good «te^?'" lad ler 0
Sc i|rey>er. Ring was ridden by JfimWit] i a fairly good brejak ijn wea her, ( T 6 » , a •j^'fiSS'^-orjrti of hnk#<i|y got ia, ,
m; Henry, soi of the pony's owner.
the [ihtife~job will-be'finished by Oc- 1 0 ] pair of wjork pocks/ 5 cfJnoIc im
I his race v a s practically' a duplitober 15, according to th^ assistant .•ugs, good $ r b W ,(2lc)> »,<)id | ) | 2 5 ,
«f
of
a
race
between
the
twe
ponies
ca
s t a t ' engineer in change of (the jcb.
w«i»th "of- ice cream,'
mill the pfevio lis Saturday. B i ccs iire
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of the tw<
npis,
Mr.' Latiltwer' a nd Fred Wicherts of
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' lite Island wci* the two d«lcgat<'f|
looted from 1 tlii-ijt. state.'', j They
ii|aine<l at t h e s|fnte. riiee'Ung of
ssociatiqn held in the Hotel
•.'• Chicago, two weeks ago.
The national convention at: • St.
<ouis opened M inday.
'I"he Illinois
men left for S t |L6uiti Satiarday even-
Honokd pn 88th
B i r t N a r ; Att|ended 58
("imp Meetings
larriiu t :i.n • camp
meeting
was
a closo Monday morning
\vi h finji f serrices"oinidiirted by Rev.
F . I f B e i i lake of Elmhui'Nt pretiohiiig.
^^tldriy wn i the crowning day of
th j'amp neejting. The weather was
id. all lioiw'eo n 300 and 400 automoig.'
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bilaj* broi
a great uikniber of peolunds to"swell':the total
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Union Services
,550, the largest crowd
1'nion services for (ill of,the Protesre at any time during
t in J; churches will be held in St. Pa'ul's
i h u w h Sunday starting at 7 :30 p. m.
Praetorius of Cleveland,
Hevi C. R. Drtssel will preatjh the
ssrmon.
iti lued on page -8
III! tight -Ju
hister of
WindStorqif
Old Ovk Trek
Death,
T w o days aft« r receiving a wn rhing
t o stay! out bfi " Death dak:" bordering
li... Jlough stree , two miles north of
IJqrrington,.-. E . Ci Wetten, owner of
the We.tten farins» : found his famous
ild trje^e shatteied, the trunk .broker}
oraple^ely.off and the branches,sforeni
(iut ovfer the gr jund.
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Death Oak, t i e legendary 1 dealer o
death, w a s itslelf a victim -tii the vio
ejat wind storin of
Bast '"Thursday
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• -JTwa days' ed 'lier, Mr. Wetten ani
»js son were busy savring -off tho
nfanches of th> oak and1 its equally
famous | twin >f unknown
variety],
tvhich ! arfe located -on' the
Wette:
'arms [north of the old fiollister's co:
ners. A n old timer passing the plact|,
stopped and in all seriousness warne
the ouner to sitare that tree—not fol
the trte's s a k e - - b u t to avoid accident).
The I recking 'ip 'of the old tree oi
Thunplay nigh: came as the fulfil:
ment jof Old Timer's warning.
Because of the very dry
season
both treesv which
incidentally are
said io grow on the highest point of
land in Lake eiUnty, contained a number t dead 1 ranches. Mr. Wetten
was Old of t i e trei
the oak was
a Ijihe sj icinieti. So was the other,
id i t j w i ! and is interesting because
ol Jitsj ui \eU rmintd ' variety. A spe^
ilistl fr |m he Forest Products labitWy
t .: 1adison, one
from •• the
liiyersit
of
Illinois, and a
tree
leci'alist :fro p'lthe University of Iowa
tve e x i inid the tree, but none has
;en abl td name, it, .although in
ri any .repects it resembles a Hack?rry.
B u t i\ e i t w y behind D e i i b Oak,
p i e site Of the oak ahd'
tit legem
b '
ijs matt is said to have been tthe
•ene, of no less than foi r : unusual
A path
.human beings. Onp person
c u i g h t I ia Snow blizzard took sheltpr behj id the tree and! fr^ze
to,
dearth, i lot! |er) committed sui|cidc by
banging! iitnse)f from a limb, one pers»n( was found under the tree dead
fr6m ar undetermined cause, and a
fourth i|' as killed in a collision accit e n t ou th( road opposite the tiee.
Vhe last deatli was the accidental o n e
t nd wsf d e
death of
Alexander
I Smith, i ime 13 years ago. The ojth irs
4re frot j earlier dates.
T h e < pk is gone, but the unnamed
ree stl 'l s p n d s , adorning the h gh
toint of ground
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At ldiist four more weeks will be
necessairr f««r the accountants ytho ire
iiuditliifj thi* books I of the Batrington
village Treasury. S. P . Ryan and C.
E. Milljr are the t^vo men jgofng orer
the records and accounts as reprefen
tatives | j t le Arnold Himmelblaii f rm
of Cbitfjio,,
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Whem>as the books are neatly kVPt,
the woll; if going back five or six
years f ) cjheck all and every exi enh e vil|age and all rece pts
ditiire
munic pal
in orlt ipary routine 6t
goverm j'en t - plus the special assessneirt
records is a matter of sereral w i e k s
work n the part of . competent accounts its.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
lumacker of Elgin, ' formerly of
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B)<i :ringt|n, died suddenly a t the
•rmun hos >Unl Tuesday. She w a s
n on A u j . 23, 1917 and had reed in E l g i i ihe last three years.
She was n member of
the Zion
theran church, having been confili rial on Sfay 24, 1031. I I n ttdditi< n IO her parents, t he i s wiryivjwl
bi two brothtrs, Arthur'and Wpirren,
a i d t w o feist; ts, Fern and Helen, all
a
o! Elgin. • Yfith hcij kind w a y she
li t mahy fr i nds.
Funeral «i Irvices '"were
'^were beldi last
f May,
Burial wafij a t the W h i t e
ckmevtery at Barritigton.
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Acceptance of a Iftrg^e tarade flag, w^th tl/cir sclnxjl work: j J ,,«
" il'ho trpopr* »*jtlvltI^foi|;ffMly l n d
a [gift of the Woman's Ri'lief C
August includedlaii Uli'djiiyj^ikeJ i l y ,
in one of, the several vivi'l men
which; boy scouts c l troon 2 1 - wifl l l jto Indian- lake where' uwk met >cs
caJri'ywitb them fropj'their man;* ac- Plijipeii troop ljl. On July 2« the 1 >ys
tivities df the HUmmer' f iust'eidcd. l^ft for camp V(hatk they renlatned for
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prekentntion cereminies
took the: first two .Weeks of Ailjfiist, On
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pla % o n jthc evening: of A t g u s t ! 10 at Aueust 22 ticven of ;the ' | o y s
the nigh school gymnasium with near- S c o u t m a ^ t a Ko^suck anU 0toar b led
ly all members of 4he t n o p present to JFox; River Gir^Vp fo liioet the hi sor
C>iup , p h - D a - ^ - T n
irbo^
ant in the presence-of sfverol neni; HcHutH y
bcr) of the Lions club which is fpoh were on. a tbuf day tWbc, ,trlp d wn'
th"4 FJ)x ttivcrf. a s a p'rizo:|thcy POP
sor for troop 2 1 .
l i e W . n . ¢ . women who m a t e the for being tyrf-nd? i c o u t s a'ttfihq tt rnp,
preM'ptation were Mrs. L>JE. Mirphy, After greetfp'i^tbl.trne l>f»W>r s n o t s ,
Mrs Ed. Hickcl and Sirs. H
\y* t h e ' Bartfnktoh' boys h e l p a to -get
practice
ricjir'^x
Rivcr|(6rove.
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A t present the boys and I jeout
of
lasters Burrist Cloar a;id Claries. master o f ' t h e t w o p ; . l i j j c b a r g
:«ssack are arranging a ver^r' busy rccr|ilts M wMl rcceiif^ J|»pliCalons
n g r a m of scdutjing for {eptetu * r , 4 from all " t t o y s b o t jn s u i t i n g Ivho'
rigram which will fiU Wuch <f the ^Ssh to becomtei affilia'ted-^th'thi or^
Jciuts* spare time withou: iat»*[erint|g]a i nizatJon.v • 'A- / \ . M
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Mrs. John M<il.«.heimer^ 00. of Chicago, received a double fracture of a
leg Sunday while playing with children on the 1 teach playgrounds near
her l « m e at ] lung's lake, WaUconda.
M«s. i Melshi'imer had. watched the
children playing'for a tilne, jind, wondering how it would fetll to be a girl
a.gaih, gripped the ' riierry-go-round
with se%'eral <hijdreiii aijd they all began to p u s h . " On the second time
around she fciund that times had"
charged. She f r e w disszy.land dropping her grip, fen too the ground, and
injured her 1«.;'
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S h e was taken^to Elizabeth Condell *)temt>rit\l
h6%pital, Libertyville,
where she w i s given treatment."
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(nsored by Dr. Gilkey for each
Sajt jrday afte noon's program." These
are run off Stirling atJ3 o'clock. A t
4 •»ji'clock a : >arade> forms . t o move
and
th nigh Palatine and vicinity
con iists of bjchool horses, student
ridfrs, and ponies,
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Will Detour From Viaduct to
Shoots at .Sparrow;
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Alfce Schumacker p i e s
Woman, 60 ^njured While
Accou: taJntSiWiU Need
Bullet Hits Workman!
at j Sherman Hospital
Play ng With Children
Monlh to Complete Wort
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on Book$ of Treasuier
•' '-~ \ i i l k y ' . protest: w.Ad
Mistf Alice Schumhck'crj 1 4 years
Charles Mavis. 32 employe on the
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rn«l s and high!
•tljy McCuulfy,
kiudcrgarte i.
:•. Ames; Xntponal
! I'-ation, Kvanfiton.
;i.i Covey. .FarmerNatiniial '.College of
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He' Review -
Mi American Legion
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55 JusinessHouses
Offer Merchandise
t Reduced Price:
I l l » iikeleion or frntnc work of thf
first aiirplaie to be built i& Barrington's nhv luctory is' nearl.V complete
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with ojily |i few minor n|ljuHtmeiits
i Hundreds of Artictes Listed
to be made .[prior t«v coveriiw it.
W W s Inrvtl fuselage are assembled,
in' This Issue of!i
the t i l l is llcing fitted this w e c k - e m U
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the uojtor support is ready,, ailerons
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are in place, and even j the two. eigbt
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galloi ] gasoline tanks , are nickel
L
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snug y I between the supports, of t i e
Kc momic hjitory will he iiyide in
uppe • wing, neatly resting above tt e
Barr ngton Fridaji' and Saturday o f
front cockpit of the plane.;
this veek.
Ai odder week or ten days will l e
Ueiidentw of Pa latino, Dundee, Fo:
reqirireld before the swings and fuselage may be covered.
In • fact tl e Itivei Grove,. Cary, Lake Zuritjhi Barf
battt > J of building t,he body i of tl c ririgt in, Prairie ^ ieW anil ioterven
ing i ommu'nitieB'WiH be gneBtJiof fj( ,
plan* Is practically won.
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However, several week? will elapie Burr ngtop jnercluints and otkplr bus
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before the first motor unit is|deliver- iness
ed, i eaidy to put in place at 1 the es- e x t e i s i v e barguin''giving party t h a i !
trems front tip of the fuselage'. Tlje" ever lias been .planned and carried ouff
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cranleuse. of the patented lightweight in this territory, j
AJ places of^pusinesS in Barflngtoi I
power unit has been delivered a i d
checlcii for return to the foundeiy will le open early! Friday'morning t< |
preparatory to finishing tile' perma- accoi imodate the early shoppVrft whe
nent n o l d . If the power unit is d>- Wish to avoid the'crowds of ^ d k ii
D o w n s 0:
liver >d in three:* weeks, the airpla'ie ,the- [lay and Saturday.
will be assembled'and ready for go r- s p e d il bargains in each of th<| partic 1
e r n m e i t inspection and test flight l y i pat ing dollar day stores' will be .01
hand for the shoppers. Thesef are foi
Octoier 1,
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the iwst p a r t . greatly reduced, bar
gains in the commodftW which pco
pie ^eed iit every' day Hfc." M a n x
itemi will be .reduced actually belot
cost vhrle others' Will be offered at th
nxact cost price, arid hundreds tif ar
tide* of merchandise will' be sold a 1
prioe > |drastically cut from. t h e ' regu ,
lar r 'tail figures which today are con
cefle< 1 to lie the lowest hi' the, last 1
J
yean of Amrfrican' retailing. '
Sixteen Barrington
: 'In- f a c u l t y are. arviv-,•••11 d a i l y a id by khe
••••k all of till. teachers
N i
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mjmrnm
rHUB$)>AY; SEPTEMBER fr $31
AJ|«ne Stewart spent thp past y|eek
with Mr. And Mrs. Harley Harri^i of
Columbus, 0 .
r-bmm unity <nnk imakin
n nniml Laiko Zurich f)
t paterny's grope In Fox
S-ept. 10 There W|ll
« intents sti mini ntjlt) a
1 inch at ui ion (follow dl >y
4 u n e mid _t iopfe shoo |iiiflii
fine nrr is nf beautiful (i
l>k> uwttnli'i tin* lucky oni
itpsH hitiixp^ wijll hp elosejl for 'uio^t or
t IP cluy.
Mr. and Mrrf. Ronald Stewart, Mrs
Arthhr Naylor and daughter, A^tlni'a;
a r | faking a t w o weeks* t n > tp pCellowsltone and Glacier National P i r k s
1 other places 6f interest,
Vfrs. Ilownrd s'tewlirt and bon,
Alan, are vislttng|' In Elgin a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kjilta
for it few dnyn.
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SI rs. Ella Baldwin la attending the
Frei MethodNt C))itferenre a t iDownera Grpve. Sphe ^'«« sent' a s a d,cle
gate1*
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Mr*. . M. j\Y(lki.>
^1 leigh ta"WHM l«Tpf iWl'llll
cillinjj on friends.'.
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mer and children, Lucile and Melvin
of Chicago; Mr. m d Mis. John tyittfauhn, Mr. nnd llrs. William widhuhn'and daughter, A l e e , of Elgin *
Mr, and Mrs. fcfcnry Stould of pun
dee; Mrs. A . P . Bensoi of Barting}.,'
ton; and Mrf. aijd Mrrf, Albert Nel-S
son and dalughtjfr, F orence, iwerc
Sunday visitors^ t the home of Mr.
and Mrs.' Charles Schlo *ff.
Mr. and Mra, Heutar Katz and
fnmily of Dundee were callers at the
homo of Mr. and Mr*. John Dorwaldt
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.'Carl porwnldt"'nnd
Mr. and Mrs. George^ Renter and
sops, Frank,«Gwijrge, Jr.,, and David,,
mid daughter, Viola, *ren» , , victors
Sunday at the home of ;Mr, «Ud Ms«.
E. A. Ilassc, GlalhtoiielPark,!
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' Mr. and Mrs. Chorion) Jfcnson, 1 « W
Eriith. Baldwin iH siienillng n Week William Hehrowler nnd son, William.
Oti» Crnwtonl of Wh
wlthi her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. of Dundee were visit* rs Thursday
town Wednesday afterniilon
Ray Harrlfjon, ami family of B e r v y n . evening at the. Charles Scklorff home.
Mrs. Myronj; Campbe
The fire detVnrtment w a s CatIc<I| up
mnehler, n^ed 14 years of
Mrs. Harold AJlchon nndF daughterf.
v sited Thursi «y with
to B^rcd Krchi'H Thursday, to put out jlfar^ret and]D»|vid L>renz of Dun^
Thuijsduy,afternoon at the Sherman
fi \tai\y.
a grass fire.
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ho>>pital. Besides her parens Alice
this
dec
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-1,-.1- - 1 - - - at
- *«•Charles
The Misses' May belle K!ohl J and
Mrs. John, Murphy and daughter, is sirvivm; by two ^rothers, Arthur
Mrs. Gustave Illansen left Thnrs l a y home) of
delicious nfew cbre food
i Grace Brnndinj attended the bit today Gwendolyn - of Park Ridge spent tile 'and iVarrcn and'two Jsisters, Fern and
everting for Watcrtown, W i s . , to aiend Schliirff.
Helen. Funeral'! services were held at
melifl, islio^}, spn^n Ls!J
Mr.: and Mrs. Anton ' ia,iima i of a few days with rjelatives.
p i r t y of a schcolmate. of th« former's last of the week here.
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Miss Ruth Ki
Cula fr tnfls
Zion Lutheran church Saturday. She [Cranston called
in Barrington "(Thursday
several
days
las
H«w its BUI, rich r^ccs*
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Sehroed&r was i confirmeii on May 24, 1131.
. Mr. arid Mrs. A. 0 . Hack retuilned
jrjiisday.
Eugene FraYijk and sistter, Frunees, and M r s . Edith Peck motof^d to Mjchome Thursday evening from their of Mr. and Mrs.
flavor bleeds villi
Charles McMahon and family, of
a i d Phyllis Soderberg attended the Henijy Friday.
Robertt and Haroljd Eukle of Dfli- trip to Rochester, Minn.
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Chicago are spending|a few d^ys herei Milgo were Wednesday caljlers. atf the
S»x-Yankees nail giimej in- C^ica'go
Harry Kaiser of Juliet' called
i b o d s t M c a t t f i s h t C g ^jvtg.
Mrs. Albert) Bujbrmnn spent Tli ursin a cottage at the hike.
Wednesday* ' . j .
|\raus' home;
friends 'here Fridty.
day. with her daughter, Mrs. Chevies
e t a b l e s . A u | l U'B as 5 icjiItL
Mils.- George Stroker returned
Fred Blau an|d daughter, Tana Ray.
»tr. and Mrs., Jtafce JLojvelette and Wagner, of Crystal Lake.
Eugene Crawford o f Gnlesburg [Thursday f|roin several days spent in Mr.! and Mrs. Giesjke of 3t. Chhlries
a i d Mr. and Mrs. Albert P-ehrijand
tvA—as digestible— pspurc
E d n a Bonner, studeht of the I»wa
>!arilyn enjoyed an outing at Shab- spent a recent day here with'Mends, (tMinbjqua tihd Hey.ward, Wis.
vi»ited at the homls o | E W. 3 ile:
university,
>vl»»
has-spenf"
her
v
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a
bona Park neaij Ottowa. 111.
whole tbilk itself!
j."
Clyde Whitman of
!,lilwaukee j Mrs. j HJarry Frajncisco leturned ;St|turday.
tion teaching the Second Girl S c m t s
spent
the
past
week
with
his
parents',
Thuridiiy ftoiin PeKalb, HI., w lere she
Mr. and Mrk. William We'jrfetzer
Charles Albjfight of Du ndee w is
'Wajture Lorje a t the Lone Iljree
<ooka i d Mr. and*-Mirs. .Otto Giesj enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. William Wh :mah.
at ten led th! summer session of the Waller Saturday at the ho toe of Jon>i Camp," returbed to' her home Fri lay.
i n e a u d ssmdwichc ITour
tlie picnic at Mundelein Suiidajv
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bla< \ tburn and NorthCm Illinois' State Teach •rs' col- :ai Kfaus.
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.^Mrs. Charles Wagner and Anna
ilege. She r<«eived her diplomi. Mrs.
1
children
of
Arlington
^
He
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;hts/
who
grocer ha*} it in t half
Night and It kwnin i totfpecp
M. and ^frs.* William EJiclmjla^ Sr.;
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kelsey and Bell Willie of Crystal Lake were jailFraa;is?o has'taught for a nu nber of
hiive
been
guests
of
the
foi
net's
partb*maean,CleMaidK«ld»y
ahd Mrs. Rose Boegen aii< <-i ajmily
years ill the primary roonl of. the children of Chicagj were| weelj end ers a t t h e Buhrtunn home Thursjay.
( pound package
visited with relatives .in ElBiliurst ents here attended ja ball game in
Write
forffee*tPfeCtue' 1
Mrs.
ri
iitors
at
the
hom
oi
Mr.
and
grade sphool here.
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Chicngo Saturday afternobr. v
Sjldrence
Smithi
of
Corona,'
Ci
ilif.j
or "Eye Beauty" Book
Sunday.
Kelsey.
who spent a few days' last week visitMi), and Mrs. Owpn Paddt ck atid
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Cieary.who
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Richt'fir reBlanche Muska was a Ch cago ing here with relatives and friends,
spns.i Clayton of: Maywood, si ent the
turned last week from their Bui<*pean have been ' residing ir^ the • William past |w<fek at the' Roy Seymo ir farm Aopper Thursday.
eturned to DeKalb where she is ftayDhley.house
on
Sloeum
lake
rOad
have
trip. They left'in June to attBnd a
retnrned to DeKalb where she is i laynorth 6f town.
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Mr. and Mrs. JTames Lowe and Carl Littlejohn.
fimily reunion of
the f b rider's moved into the former ho ne of the
DavlinVon
Liberty
stiiejet;
Sunday
MlS! B^ll'e Miller of Toledo, 0., is daughters of Algonquin were
brothers and sisters at the old home
dinner guests at the hom oi E W.
Mrs. George Sprague, Ann J . ISisb.
in'Norway. Mr. Riehter w i s Elected < The Lions club have p4l on a five spending a week'in Wauconda
'Rlileyy../-•
of. Ravens wood, John L. Tomisky 'and
mnyor of Lake Zurich at the tpring days carnival on the i Id schbol
r
Giiorfee Iiapfce "and son of "V est Mcelection.
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grounds to raise money for a new lire Henry were Wauconda callers Friday.
M r . ' a n d Mrs. Harry ISwartz and George Badkins of D e s P l a i n e s ! atlleri
truck.
Of
the
$5,500
regu'iied
fdr
th
children
w»re guests Sunday a). the tended .the- funeral of* William IandThe Officers' Club of' I.rf>unsbury
Harry Payne and Mrki Dwightj hpme of Mr. and Mrs. CopFad Eraus. sey| {Sunday.
truck,
$1,500
has
been
dona
ed
and
th
(Jhapter, O. E . S. of BarringWii whs
are exi Dolph of Mundelein. vi'aited) Monday!
Abjout 100 attended the picnic, held
entertained 'Thursday by {Mesdnmes receipts from the carniva
Friends and relatives ^elped E: J.
afternoon at the George Ba!t ;s home.
pected
to
raise
most
of
the
remainder]
bj r ; the M. E . church and Sunday
Hans. Tonne, Young and Loojbis a t
R
y
a
i
r
celebrate
hi|s.
birthday
a
the
school, Sunday a t Albert Abbott':i.
Mrs.' Darwin Granger and children hjom^ o£ Conrad Khwis Thursday
t tie home of Mrs. Josephyii l o b m i s . Large crowds are in attend ince. Slight)
i s tasty liuK'hepn w a s served afi er the ly. Clem Dacy, chairman of|th.ecar| 6f^ McHcnry ciilled on the, former*!
L Conrad IfTraus . M^sl | A. Brandt w a s a Crystal
nival committee, arid James 1Carr| mother. Mrs. Lily Toynton, TOuriday.
J J ' W . Ryan and
cjnrd and banco same*.
.
Lake shopper Thursday.
president of the Lions club rfre ir
raj^sacted businesjs in phicago SatMrs.
Douglass
Wait
and
charge
of
the
carnival.
Jimei
Melvin Phillis and Milton I udsinMrs. John L. Tomisky of Des,
pfl|y.
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NeiSh of Round Like weni Fiidayj
dkir left Saturday afternoon t i join
Sunday dinner eu'esfs a t the home Plaines entertained members oi the
Mrs. Phil [Froehlke spVnt Tuesdaj callsrs at the Arthur Boehmer ijome.
Mrs. Rudinski jiind dnufcjhters ¢1 ''Gnarof Ffrank Lageschtilte we,re Mr and Liirkin club of Harvard, at the Tomin Chicago.'
l y to nttehd the f'heatnm family rej-.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fpler-f Mrs. Bernard Lapqschulte and Mr. i s l y cottage a t Hickory Nut" Grove
Mr. nnd Mrs.' Foote an|d Mr. a,m a ted church will me«t a t the home oi m d Mrs. Clarence; Landwer of
tjnlon"at f i l l e r Park, Bloomin^ton.
Bar- on Wednesday, Aug. 26. A, delicious
Mrs. Clem Dacy and s^n, George, at Mrsj. Leslie Tjitrnfbull Thursday after r
luncheon w a s served at noon; tlie af('ill Kropp was the lionor ^nest at tended a oiird party at S^locum
ring ton.
ternoon w a s spent! in playing bunco.
h)ke nooti, Sept. ?. _ Tljis is tlieir firsj:
party • giverj by his ne:ghlorhood Friday evening-.
Miyron Kelsej and Prizes were awarded Sue Glovei and
i
Mr.
and
Mrs:
meeting
of
the
'fall!
season
and
all
friends at the Poinerpy schrol: !o ce}echildren of Chicngo \i er«. ,vi sitors Vondetta
Baughman.
Consolation,
members are urged tb be pres eat.
Mr. «ii4 Mrs. Ray Dowi 11 and chi
llrnte his birthday Snturdayj eijening
Sunday at the h o n e of ITrank Kelsey. Amy Tomisky. TJiosfe driving jowu
di-fii, lire spenili'ug the WIM % with relMiiss Gertrude. .Johns s i e n t the
from Harvard who enjoyed this ; densMr. and Mrs, Albert »Stejn»t Hud utives at Wiuotta. Minri.
Mr. and Mrs. John IJalmes called
week-end with Mr. j and M •». 0 . G
er t day and affair w e r e : Neva s Carinmily of Libertyville iriritW Sunday
on Cuba friends S i n d a y
Cunps
at
Waukegahj.
ver,
Grace Wells, Emma Toys, CorMr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
h
irk
of
Auwith the former's, sister, ^!rf F.
Cards from Mr arid Mrs. I frank lene Eggert, Vendetta Baugliman,
rora are spending-the w?ek.here
Review classified ads have proven unusua ly
Kropp..
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Helen Pawlik, agei^ years,iof 2036
JKirby who • are i it,. Mi iyo Brc thers, S i e Glover,_Mary Hawley, anil the
Sedgwickj
street,
Chicago,
was
renMr.
nlid
Mrs.
John
M
-Bride,
M
Miss-Ruth Dixon vfed ted lo ,*£r the
resultful because its is'the'iQeetiflg ground )f
Rochester, Minn., ^tate ^hey wil soon hostess. Amy Tom.isky.j
week-end witlj Miss Faith Slodt in- nnd JMrs. Harry Fuller .of Carpentwi- deijed unconscious ThurHda y, when be home
the buyer and seller, employer atid employ e
villel were rt'eent visitors i t the home Kh« was struck by a swing while play^
Barrington. " •
of Mr,- and Mrs.. Edmund Petersen. ing1 with other childreu.
Mr. and Mrs. Franl; Lages hulte
property; (wner and' tenant.
Miss Genevieve Thomas trts reand Mr. and Mrs, Cla|r Jnce La idwer
Relatives and friends here have re-Mr. and Mrs, Joseph HUBS left here
hirned to her home aftjer vfctitpijiK rel
Enjoyed a trip to Elgin Sunday evenIi it's I'esults you want th"en cau Barringt •n
Moiiilajy for a wwk's visii with rehi- ceiyed word of Ithe djeath of Harry P., Ing.
li tives thp past few" days
n. J r .
Hoagland
a
t
his
home
in
Missoula,
tiVes at Dubunue, la.
No,
, anc tell us your wafttfl^Thefcost
is ve 7
«\. I,. Payton eiitert|aineilHela'tivps
Montana.» H e had been ill lor over a
Ruth
and
Carl
Ka'fcz
of
D
u
n
d
i
e
are
A
hew
-pastime
lis
selecting
li
sts
oi
M
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and
Mrs.
Roy,
Turner
and
chilfrom Nile-* Center iind Okliihot>i|» Sun
low,
year, and his death w a s caused by candren visited ,recently at the home; of cer-'of the stomach. H i s wife w a s the hardest words to sfpell; H e » are spending the week with their (randcla.y afternoon and ever(ing.
pa
rents,
M-:
and
Mrs.
Carl
D
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r
r
a
l
d
t
.
Ms. Jane Eatenger. Th*)* reside in formerly I Miss Maude MaBtii of Wau- a few to try o n your stenogri pher
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H* yl)|<k and Waukegan.
Parafflne, supersede, rarefy, pi cnick| conda. J
Mis^S Alice Dorwaldt and Arnold
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son. Frank, returned fr'riiday eve-ning:
ing, battalion, sacrilegious, tra lquill- P ske spent Sunday - with Mr and
Mrs, Libbie Bacon in company with
fWim a 1.600. mile trip |thtii tojik them
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Eyahb and so ity, harassed, guaging, unpan lleled, I rs. Paul Piske a t Union.
to Niagara Falls iind other joints'of her son,' Edward and.wifs of Round of Downs, 111., spent eevera , days re- embarrassment
Miss Laura Blaschke of Bartlett,
interest.'
lake are spending the wee t with rela- cently, as guests of Mr. aijd IMrs. Ed^
tives at \Yall Lake la.
pent the |wflek-endiwith 'her pt rents,
win
Droni.
jMr.
E
v
i
n
s
1$
pi
incipal
of
After
driving
past
a
red
traffi
:
light
Mr. niul Mfs. S. If. f>orspyj'Attended
the Downs high school.
Mayor John M. Davidson of palem, Sfpj,- and ' ^ r s , | Witiiam BlasCh te.
Mrs. b; B. Howe of Woodstock
{He state fair ait Springfield la-it week
0 . , hurried to his ofiSce and
the giiest'of Mrs. Mary Harris.
Mr. ajiil Mrs. James Closn and
j Mr' arid jtrs.jjohn Buijtor of Grand himself
Miss 'Marian Weaver, visitwj Miss
so
i,
Cecill Mr. and Mrs. Charles TollMrs. Grace Ford of Chicago is Rapids, Mijh., Mr. and Mrs. Delos
iilargnret Hughes and) Miss j Cecelia
sixmding a few days with r e l a t e s Ames and sbn.iand [ Victor Burton of
3 lurry iif Wnucondn Sundayli
Libertyville visited at tl e F a n n y
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Augn.vt Lolulian and
Pratt home the firslt of - th< week
George Blackburn and son, spent
fimily, Mr. and Mrs.; Edward ;Pohli inn and si>ri> Mr. and Mrs. -August Monday and Tuesday lat Springfield.
Meyer and Mr. arid Mrs. Edward
A radio receiving
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mebrich, B[r. signed to b e , carried ori a a automoWesolowski and family enjoyed a pien?c dinner along, the Fox Rive/r near and Mrs; Arnold KoMin/cnd childr m, bile running board, its d|al f—!'"- - 1
and Mr. and Mrs. Rukly Swoboda and trOlledi through a flexible,
Elgin Smldaf.
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daughters of Chicago spent?Sunday at its speaker j mounted
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A number from here nttnnded the the Frank Clark home.
sired.»
Tiffany picnic at the Modjl Farm
Albert
Martin,
a
form»r
residunt
Sundniy.
here bujt now of Florida, is spending
Dmitro iGuly <j>f
Mr. and Mrs. William Tonne, Miss
felw «^ays with friends h ore,
apples, oiie right l i t e r the
-Alice Tonne. Paul Pr^hm an I Evelyn
P. H^. ;racobson
to- show he; could do! it, thei
Stelling and sister. Gertrude, attended
bread, bdlotria and a| cigar.
t ie icarnivaj in*. Waiiconda Friday
ere-iiSng.
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Co.. Inc.. garden par%i Thursday evening in jewel PaVk.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Thies of Gilmer,
, R [rs., Henderson of Cliicago "iind-Mrs.
I [.. Hillninn enjoyed a long drive Sunday over the Foic River Trail
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!M r*. Donald Smith nnd laughters
r >turne<l to their home in M ilwaukee
<S [ondny after a visit with the. fornjer's father, Frank •Schultz.
Tlje Temple association of Zurich
IjSHlRe.' A. F. and A. M. will hold a
Siduy cnrnivnl starting Saturday night
anil ending Monday evening. The
f rris, Wjhee.1 and other.attractions will
b; set< iip this weeJt. The I^ake- Zurich Pirates won the
"g»m4 Sunday by a score of jM in l l
imings from the Auburn k. C. of
Chicago.
On Sunday. jSeife, 5, the
I irates play the North Chid go A. C.;
4 colored team, on the home grounds.
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Buy 4 0 loav
of thread with
it saves
1: in't neec««urf to pky 504 or
< nality in a dentifr ce. Liati
] atte, made by this makers' of
< omes to yoa in • Jargo tub*
i ives you approximateir | 3 ii
! 0^ dentifrices Buy things you Bleed with
I utMving~breadwneidy a suggestion.
] rambeit PbarnuGsJ Go.
SCHOOL DAYS
Don't forget we c any a < omplete lint • ot school su| plies.
Scratch padg, p ins, bwtks, pencils and all the
things which yoxr children need for their school
Send the childrei to shop at our stlore. We wil
them the same careful. attention which we
"grown-ups."
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LEI US B E TOUR D R U G G I S T S
RegUtfred Phdn wrists Compound Prescription t Here
Pharmacy
C, O. LARSON, R. Ph., Prop.
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Tuesday
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when tjhcir
•laugh* T . 'Mi-- M, r\ R n u l . i r d li.»<|inio
the bri|il<!; >•? V-Wir, T Wii'muH] >-on
of Mr. aijul M r - . (J 'orge Wicin-ijth f>f
Gnb'ii tiw'iiship.
Mi-s R u t h Aln ns s a n s " I ' j L n v
You T:uljv" and he bridal partly en' • j the
tored ;i.»- Mis* .VW-ns
played
bridal ielji>ru-* fr >m Lohengrin, and
stood i m V r a canopy o f f l o w p r ^ ami
ferns.
sprvii'p was j road
T I I P double rir
bv Reiij. Lotii* p . J e n s e n of Chicago.
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ILLINO S
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E^ IEW, BARRINGTON,
Mil. and M r s . Chris. Kllin shpr of
Mrs. Adum r i b r i c h . 704 Pro»ptli-t
,m>niu> was- pli 'i-nntlv snrprispd S a t KlKi were RiiPSts fot] SPVPT tl days
lirdav pipiuni; uhcii tin* ftillouUig la-t wppk at the homp of Hit. a n d
F. J. Bcrghorn, 413 S. Hong!}
^it'oplp j i a t l 1'it'd at hpr home: Mr. and M t b .
Mr- N'.'d Na-h and family, Mr and s t r p p i
MiA I I K rt
AndcrMiti, MNs Allre
Sw.iiison .(nd I^HIr^ .Ta'-obsiMi of C n WisPi:
M i s Ebtlipr
ipmnn ot Elsiir
< .iso. ,ii'i 1 Mr and Mi- Ueorijp W «ippiil t h " \vtH'k-pnd with iii»la : I V P S i n
Arn.
Bair ngton.
Mrs. O^irse \V. \ r n v a s hostess
Mi LPOIUI Scllulz. 2 0 0 W. Lineoln
t ) i p G<'t T o - j p t h p r dub AVednestliy. iiviMiiiP. rpturufd SatuHlay fro m a six
Anioji" tho<<p prpspirl Wpre Miss Mat wppkK visit w i t h hpr-pikrpnts Mr.aiid
Boypr. Mrs ; ',(,'.'Boypr. Mrs. Xplsifn. Mr A. H. Schultz, ofi ^VVte loo, Iii.
Miss' Kaispiv Mrs. Kainpr." and (IIP
Missp.s Donilhlsons >f Chicago' - ajnd
William jHonau th i f MilwaiiM
Tower LafcP.
kcp. i daughter pf H. j . r a g i schuilte,
.138" \V. Lincoln, aventii, S f P I l t several
The" jbfpTe wsvs >p.a1Hif"i i» a! Id"*" TIIP .AVoman's Union of St. Flaul^S ' days' lajst week Jat t h ; l!-ag eschulte!
chiffon c(iwn. SHIP carried arti i r r i ! fhurch tiln't Tuesday iaftprimon ii> -the Fi'iiiiie
and Ha j y ' s fhiirch iiirloi's' and . pnjoyed a : p obotique ( of bride;
breath J Miss. He! •n' Rowland a (It -nd- srnin and -social l)our.
M i . and Mrs. . W a t e r Fi lder of
ed her
riightand Park \<-ere vreek+erii guests
ter .*.<< Ininid, of tumor a nd
Mrs. H o y Loomis of L a k e Zurich ,of Aliss Mabel Orebe, 310 $. Cook
was n fired in- 'rdse flat crept
Sh.>
piifertaiked t h e ollicers of the E a s t e r n stree
cnrrie« iHpijnk-Toses;.
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Irviii! \Viemuth; serv.vf- his -hrVher S t a r Tije-sdny evenius. Mfs. Lftoniis
as best) man'! T h 1» homo w a s pr|>tjtily w a s assisted by M r s . William Tonne,
Mi aiid- Sirs. |l). G. Buck o.f Gendecorated' with jmrde,, flowers/ and Mrs. Harold Finns, jind M r s . Edwajrd oa vere guests jif'Mr. and. Mrs. V.
Young.
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fern*. f| fi*nl|ii\vi.nir thp ceremojny. a
H. Schroeder, Mf S,- Cook st eet last
dainty jt\yi> com s.» luncheon ! wasj
week, Mrs. Schroeder is a 4atJ8.1lt?r
served to the 1!) gui'st-', members o!
Mr. and Mrs.' George AValgren. 211(5 of Mr. and Mrs.;Buck.
the in iiji'<l?.'ifi> f« mi lies niul a fev Franklin street, entertainea Hie ff>l
friend*
lowing guests' T h u r s d a y : "Mrs. Curl
Clara yaupel, the Misses
left by Aijulerson and d a u g h t e r s , R u t h ,• and Elsii and Celia Mnrekoff, a id Mrs.
Mr. il':d Mrs. W i e m u t h
m o t o r f|>r a two ,veeks' tour t h r o u g h Margaret-, and Miss E l s i e ' L a r s o n of C H Ritcheson all1 of ElgSn were
the Kn it and oil thi'i r i ' t u m they will Ravenswooil and Mrs." T h u r e Dajil- guest on Thurslay at the ! mme of
l«< nt (line (It 120
Lincoln.avenue. liurg and children, Riilli a n d R o y
Mr. and .Mrs. If, F . Grelie. 109 N .
Rogers P a r k . !
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Party .Mnniliiy 111 Hiiimr
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Mr. aiid M r s . E. Foster and .so is,' Mt iind Mr*.. Phil Coffer, of River
«f l t d ;ram Srhull/«.
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Sundiiy guests of Mr. ami
Fore
Motifljiy cn-niiii a sroiip -ofj•'.f.jrty and Miss filndys Coiine of Elmhui'
Mrs.
Vernon
Sch-roeder, 517 (S. Cook
ealled
on
Mrs.
Sadie
Rieke.
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friends JKM tlnTi'il" i t
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stree
and mm> Bertram I. Si-ruill/i) a.' very pect irr.entie 'Sunday.' ,
pl'eaviilW surprise.
G-ei>.riJt> ('iirlsiin, 042 F rspeet
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Mr |,Nchult;«i< I ft T i i p s d i i y n | i | r b i M K
MM and Mi's, i H a r r y Hogliind unil
for (li| W i - r ,'inM 1'xpi'cis tri | visit line spent tile wei'k-end ; v siting
daugliterrf, Marilyn and B f i r m r a en
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and
('a'lil'pnilii. family.in Roekford.
(Vdi.irn ) i .
An/.iiii
Joyed SHiV'i»y n t j t h e home of Mr. arid
rijipniliji;; tiniM' time iii piii'h still 1 ' '»•'•
Mi'M. Chat-lea PfiWlik In W h e i t o n .
fori" his return, JA p l t ' l l s l l l l t l^|plli41l! ..'Mrs. II, J l . Rates anil sons, Tpi
. WIIS *i\> n t ill Kllljli" and U.'v.. Philip ami-Gerald, IL'.'l Waverly l'tmd, spi
' I>t; an 1 Mrs, | F . W . Llndl erg mid
Hl'll.-i'lji'l' -.P"lv" inj fijtitii' ti'i'iiw 4>f ' h i ' the Weel( end W-'itiflg jehlllyes in If
ilaug iter. LeoilR 115 X . jjlnrrisdti
si rei. were HunlJay guests of Dr. and
splendid -ri'ii;.' jMr. Sclinllz' has- vai'l it ml W a l w o r t h , |Wis.
Mis. A. -V. Llndji. t'g in Cryst
Lake
glvJm fill-' imiTnl l«vir« in |>l'''xi M'tit of
Mr*. . A )i OH! <i»'i)s«iiiitH„, (if.. Chii'igJv
lAs a
till" VJjAlUlS'-l'poplf's li'll|.M|i>
was aj week-end .glte-st of M r s »nm
tolipn IM iippi'i'i'ialjiini and PS'IMMI: It"
and Mrs': Peter Koei|ilg, 21H
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Rieke,!. 042 I'fosppct "avenuil.. .
|.|p.iisf't|cl>i' prpsi'iiiji'd tin 1 lionoi uiii;:
aveiiite, inotored tj» V iw'ousit
Nort
w i t h id li<-iiiilifiil ' e b i i N i i i i
whetle they .will enjoy a 10 ( ays'' va
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Mr.j and i!Mrs.
Roy HaHsi»y
catii n.
fatniljt of Oak; Park called on M
Miss HPIPII Colter IJwoinPs
R. U r a t e s , 12:i Waverly road TuesMi<s Olive. Itiiesele of ! lighlaiit
Bridp|5»f Henry If. s < «lt
day,
Pari was a Sunday giUNst at i he liomi
Misl H.'l.'ii Coliter, daiiehter <|t! Mr.
of M r . and Mr|i. \V. |jIL S Kltf-123
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and S|iK .lamps i ' o l t . e r o f I l o w j lis and
Mi'j and Mrs. (had Erfckson
\\'. Main street
h: Sodt. HI of Mr. anjij-Mrs.
i E v a n s t o u called on ^frsl.Idu Willja liif,
(>. Sodt. I'M) W . J,ak(N fifreet
Sui
Waverly road .'{Sunday.
Miiis^Lucille ^arkchbnl of Mareng
1 rried
Siindaw
iAn«
i l i i i i ' t l y in:
a t the Wont
Ml
wnrf
i l l . - . M i i hod i s't IVlintji
Charles' jSlepica i of Rerwyn spent
f Mr. otid Mrs] Edward Os 2 0 8
H e v . <)<• irge I,. ''ox< r - l d t.b
T h u r s d a y evening''jwith Roy Ruescli; Conic
Irnia
street.
Mis
riiiK i i ' i ' nvHiy.
to
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('•42 Prospect avehijie.
I.ineiilij avei ike, at
t h p b r i i l p while E a r l Selinefer.
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serve 1 1
Mr.
'4»!idt;i'
a renue.
Ill's! ma l. •
i w i n K tlii- ct-ivmonv a Wedding
••inii^ pf the
was ".'ervejl at tin
pa rents.
After a teri lays'
t r i p Mr. land Mrs. S.id
will
Ttarriiisjtiin.- wh'Ti' the; will
•_'IM> \ V .
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Richard
Mr .
, Miss Mildred
p a t e s ot Petrjoilt'.' Nijesl Center wejre'week-end
ue.st's
Mich'., visited hejr brother, B
Mr. and Mrs. I)[er)nan ,<}arb sch, 22
Rates'. 12.1} Wayerjy road Monday ind E.-liberty-istre^l.Tuesday.
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Mr|s
I|>oten a rid, laught^i
?f art in 'Paetz and Arthur -Podij
Misii Frances 6f Albion, Ifeb., ar
welt of Piano 'spent Sunday with Mrs. gues-tp ot >Ir..-a^d. Mrs. Hbwird St'ie
lila Williamsota and family, 122 %\fav fenhotefer,!l41 \^. Lake fjtreef
e i r liitni^'.
I'rly road. .. i •
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•Mr), and Mrs! Knox LehJnan • a
I t a r r i ii ton Young People
Mi.ss Ruth • Grossman 'returnedi to chihlren. Gerald aiid Laura, md MM
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»larri(p^ at l A k e Geneva
i her home iii •Chicago S u n d a y , after Emmh Dickerson of Fraiicisy lie, IIK]
Merl
Rrat.ton and
.Marion haying spent her s'ummec ,-vat?ati()n are spending several days
both of Barringfim wer|> m a r - visiting >frs. Sadie Rieke, ¢42 P^osGeorge Stiefenhoi fer, 30j|)
and
linjay. Aug. -~> at Lakij Gen- yn-vt avenue.
St Cook street. I Mrs. Knox ind Mrs.
Tliev retunit'd to Rariiington
Lehman '.are..'sifters of Mr, Stiefen •
i weijding dinner 1 was seifvcd to
MrJnnd Mrs. II. Armbqister and hop)fe|.
relatives and friends itit t h e daiighjer. Gehcviejve,' of Austin- were.
f 3n\ ami >frs. August (Jos- diniiijer guests on Friday at the hime
"•Ji iss Ella ; ScUaefer, who 1 as spen t
s \V. T.ak.-' strep.'. On T h u r s - of Mr.j'ahd-Slrs. George W. Arn. Cieii the past month with relative! in'Bai•iiin_'. Aug. 27. a group, of 10 Vvieyej remained over the 'week-end
riiigtiin, returnel to Oak Pi rk Wet
I-
- and I'lieinls gailiered at the
hiiine- amt showered M'r. and
}Iis.j Trenna Scott of Wilmetti is
i.v'lor tvitli many beautiful and eiijoyijig a two weeks' vacation . a t
U'ifts.
Rpfreshmpitts" were ihe ho^irie of Mr, and Mrjs. EVniai|-&,
and ; an enjoyahl"
e-veuiir^ Snjiihj: 52S Grove avenuej
^1--.
Taylor.'arJ
I.like
street.
at
liomif
'Misj.'
Ruth
Wiedmibeck, 003
Priiirif avenue is spend ng. the. week
at I the home of Mr. and "Mrs. Iliirry
Wlederilieck in Oak Park. ,
tins Sunday
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i George Wieinuth was ihiistess
nnt.ry . home north i>f\.Bnri Sa'inrdav evening at aisdlower
for M s-< Mary R«wland. 12!> Wiiverly'
road, iVhosi- marriage-, to Edwijtr Wieninth
.- an event of Tuesday after*
nSaoi).
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(Srove a renue, accompanied by iilrs.
II. C. K nson if Chie igo,- will motor
to Go i)|( », Mi'h., F r day and eijoy
the the w >(fl;-i»nd With- a i brother of Mr.
Mijjs Marjorie Kuhlnlan o
Pi esb'yterian hospital in Chied V en- Wichnian and Mrs,. M|ison., i
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j o red the week-end with her pirjnts,
Mr a n d - M r s . CI. R . Jarffine, 231
Mt-,. and Mrs-. Herman Kuhlmn n, 300
Mondnj at
Coolid e nyenue, Spent
E Liberty Street
Lake Koshkonoug ;in Wisioohs-in
Milss Olive McFndden of Cle re ind,
-(Mrs Clarenee Page. 317| E. Lincoln
ind Miss Edith Fprsythe of "arl1
i dip were guests fir se\era day - avenu i has returned to Barrinjton
after 'pending several weeks in Elgin
nn^l
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Mr;
is w-ek nt the hoifie
•s. I f . T, Sniilpy 520 Grove ijiv nuti where «he was receiving medical aiten
Hon'a the Pejfon clinic for- an inj ired
John Heinrieh. 327 W. Laid rftre«t ankle.
itored to Sa|viin'nah, 111.. Surdity.
Mis Helen Dillon, has rcfturnei to
Mr. ami Mrs.-John Clinge o F u n | - Cliicaio after a two weeks' visit a t
le; visited Barrington relativtk
the hfljnjre of Mr. and Mrs. E. F . Kir-:
df y.
by, 31 li-EL Lincoln avenue.
cks'
turned Saturday frota a two
outinjj at Waupaca, Wis.
Mrs. .Alice Ajdams. of lElg
is-a
est this week at the home |
Mr.
tirfd Mrs. John Florn, 502 GrriFe ,av.enue.
Mrs, Horn is a. daugllite of
Mrs. Adams: •
Miss Nforrinej Sass, 120 <t lidge
»-niie, fn'JQyed last we>k It' -^he
n*
summer hjome of Mr.; and Mrij, W J.
Smith onJLFox river.
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Mr. and Mrs.; George Walgten lind
ciildlreh. Rut* ami George, £r.,
F'hnklih street vfere. gtiests w * es
d i y . ' a t the home of Mr. anil
Mrsi'
Curl -Ailderson in Ravenswooil..
Miss
R ith'fremained nt the Andersijifi
iome.
fur a v;isit of. several days.-
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Mr. a n d M r s . Emil Noftz' and
1|4 Cpolidge avpnue, a n d Mr.
Mrs. J l e n r y Srim a n d 'children,
lolidge uvojiiie, Upeoiripanied
rs. C. Leopold and the. Mi»«>f
cl|lle a n d Eleanor Mack of ( !hi
motored to Dubuque! Sunday.
in' lflfi^and re««lv
M. D, 'degrees f&j,j
Illinois^ Uv"i«U
lmmU
Beta 1% .pfii nfi,, p.
Eptjilnn fra,terni^e, |ft
anf in the Ftu'teiJ [<i,, t, N j
ing station
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• Mr«.i" Johv N. Plagde, 231 Applebee street spelitj seveinl days last
week at thef St, 'Anthony hospital in
Frank
Roekford, vith n nephew,'
,
Sehermerhom, Jr., who has been,seriously ill fof seven wee its with spirml.
meningitis believed t lie rU-ult of
fnirRtaidjtis. The condiliori of the' boy
was ijiuch ii lprov eir^yiifh Mrs. Plagge
Ic-ft him1.
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J Live iri VI :ink,.ein
Tlie ycning c|k>l,
I j •vi.!.,is
Wnijkegiih. . ],
Out df,,town tu^-tv ,,,, * ' w i > .
Heurjl S. ,Toi,,|f j | „ v ( I .hiim-r
Miss \Vrn Joiner. M!' #"l Mrs!
Robert 'O'Kaifif ||i5i(i ^j
D'TnUiy
p*ivane. jPolo;
Vaitghiiiij Jr., A |lfmv.
:'t{ev.„njitd -Mr
Mis»'s|.-<|}feri'iidjn L'.» :i„r,,!,i|, "--•
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M-r. jfthd Mrs, • Irvii g; Hager iaJMl J,ake; Mr: ami Mr,s.. ).;. s
«hi.ldrem Ge,orge and ( arol, attended iind-t.Mi^[- H v ^ ' H a r t i d e n . '"V'tli-'Jlf.
M
f. and
the Legion coitontion a t Springfield
Scl»\(lf|lUll .,,1(( lss
Fraoces Shearer, It * u ) a , , , , ,
Aug, 29 to Sept. i;
Mr ft ml Mr?.. A. L. T r u a i anil
,Mi?s Ijlarriet ffijiiirr.' \I
I Mrs.
"thililw , 437 Juije terrace, were 3unAndrew jives, !&M, M,""1 Mrs
day d ner guests of Mr. and Mrj<. Mjss Julifi Wester n and
F r a n k 'W.'" T^WMen. ,1
V* Park;
Arthu • Truax of (jrystat Lake.
Mi»s'.AT|yne Ivtji'faiMivl'i
Smi I United
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:iiiil Mrs'
' j • t -^f • -. ' i '
James Merritt, ;ffliiens,J;
in l^Iarriagijat Dundee "Mi^s .'Gvrti;u'|i| / E . V ' 4 " "yl"t - .Md
Mrs John HL. Rice of Mt. Carmel
is hiallng a two weeks' visit at the
Miss'T^nnH, S«!|>tt; .\V.IIUN,, St,.ft.
home )f her son, R. C. Ritfe, 10J E .
art Thompson,: J|,;;: Uj-ro¥I„
n
Elizabeth':. - Weste'rri, MlU'lP ; J s ^ . T r O t t A ; ! ill's, v j v
Miss _Tul'
Lake i i t r e e t .
(laughter of. 5(rs. Irvin j M., WeTsterrt, MUnshaw, Miss HleiuWr '
F . iKiithfyn! B y r n e ' l t m l l Mi 'i'-in. Miss'
Kirby of; Austin of -Dundee;, liecane the )r»de:of Dr.
Mr, and "Mrs. 13.
13. Kid
;
an,] Mrs.Kirk
Smith'
fit
Biirripgtr»rif
a*a,
pr^ty*
Da\»id 'Djonriirji,, KlRin.'
kvifre Sunday guests
»«'«• or
of'.'JMr. and Mrs;
r
wadding'
a
t
the'}
V
ester
i
hoine
Tl)ursFj F, Kirby, 3 l 0 'E. Lincoln avenue*.
Miss'''Wandn K^irby . returned to Aiis- day' evening!; Tl e cere nony Was per- '•• '•' - - 1 - - " ^
^
.
formed by Omar E: Ca afield of ^Ciy^
tin wji'h her iirtcjle and\. aunt and
'.Mr. niul M r s ^ y . o. |
tal
Lake',
enjoy (leverul days Iii their home
aynnji|';..iire. p :,>I11M of j
• Tlie-i bride woni an^ ivory.satin-drcs"? •N.-.'-Grartty
1
,
sou
bOr|i.'Sundl(i|)';
A<ig.
Mr C, Ft, snyder and: dang iter. \Sith k lace yei and a necklace. of' 1 BarijU)gtbu Genf|ill \„iv\ •(> til - the"
pearls.
She
cariied
a
iouquet
of
MaMrs; \ E. Ha vela tid of Woods tack
•• -Mr. m M f « , m -suit'
»f liarwere' tuests ThursiJny of Mrs. 4 - ^ - donna Lilies".' H5 T sisti»r, Miss Cartil, ringtorir ItownshfphavH'
Western,
served
)s
mnirl
of
honor
Apd
:i«Klitor,
Triia'i 437 Jumk terrace. .
wore, a faille dre»s*, H T bouquet waa T\iiarilyn|Ann, I j t o! i , \*lUlLiy at the
of blue didphini mi and pehch gladi- Biirringtjixi hospi|tt j.
Mrs George
teorge I ulilmaiv find son 207 olus, • • - . ; .
* • •- ' .
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S. Cji[)k ' st.ree-tJi visited rolative|s at
'- The wedding liarch waw played-, by
Beloijt ^ i s „ Sunday.
Miss Elleii /Reil'i. Slernlf rg,, 'cellisf,
-Mn, n ml Mrs harden Keen .T le?t and Miss Dorotliy O'JCane, pianist.
Barrji (gton Siltl rdiiy t o r "Sprinj{field Mrs. F . Ni Vauishan, Jr., and I I . t \
I'l:ai:nd(iii sung i d+iirt -pcecediiig- (hj*.
wliet-ji they will mAke their hmie.
ceremony.
Poim or Cplipl«
"•M-ii nud Mrn; JJhloii mmka jmA
IT, "Joiin.i'
joan.i .1
.JKMnN. ; TfurtlHon • Mrs. Smith',W a: pqpiklttr Barrtti)(.ro^'
diuightei',
Htrwt; «lii»nt Biinilnsr a> Nape •villi? aiid'jitindco yodjiig. woijniin, having M
II nd Ii pnug^t Rnrbnia Nlel homo with sided in, each
nnimlmity. She wits!
titein or it w(ie,kf« Mslt in (heir riome graduated '.-.' frjvrn Elgl
academy I ii
102r»;tind froil) j he .1 TiiIvorslty of.-I-HJ, Mty 4 Doris (iotMtmnn of S t . •1'jO.iiJH iifih in 102!) Shi* I. it inemhev of
has i] turni'd t(i"li(»r liot|ii' aftor'ti t w o Slgu|ti Kappa it ml Sifema; Delta Phi
weekji visit; a t the r Wililiiini *!vftiis Horofities and 1 M'lfn. (figiua Rlio frn 5 l » l w w i 7t00ii.j'i.u'liiiii.iji
homi' 200 Coolidge
teriiity. For tl e last two years site :
iiVt'iHie,
has rcsidiHl. In. Ifaririnfi ton' >yhlle, hold- , ^1|JRS.;MU..S(IPT.:!..|
Mi i., Ilnttie - PliiiJge of OiiU Park" ing a -position'if (he1 gtMieri*! ottVces of
refuri ed;' to jher Ijonie, Sunday, affei' the'PubHc >Sorv Ice C >. lot''N.orth<?rjn. ;•-;'•' ifAUtllb'KAland
s!pemlihg- several diiys at •the lipriw Illinois a t Cbica K0
•'•:•''•'OlilVittllANC M B
of .M: s'. B. 1^. Schultee, 128 W. JjinE
I>r. Smith! so i |of > r. W d M r s ....
coin ivenue,
tS. Smith-of Bairihgtoi. was born and
I
raised-iniBarriiigton and was' gradu5-l^ay Special; ."{ Th ii-u ?1.(X)
M
A. Landwer and son, Keith, ated from the Barrington high'Wchool
of B irringron xver^ week-end.f.'j'uests
of Mrpf;
F. iPerMns of MeFlei
S
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rp
•
DryF fork
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Mr. tjiid Mrs*. William ill HI and
lugtiM-, Relvn, anil M r . n Dd Mi
i j u r r y (,'ook of Watikegiiii w t o dues '^
oiiday of IHH. Roliort Pu]r(j!?U
.'iii
Main street.;
Miss rjilllan Welch Of Cheii» WI|IM
.Suiidii.v gjiest of .hop mot
M
ihji Welclr^ 1;1!) Garfield, at
1-.
lW.imld Wji'hjh, ,111) ("inrjriji-ll itmn
letll; file woek-?<nd a t the home of his
ster, M r s . N . ' Beck in' 1 }"M islli
X Mr, .-'.
Mr. atfd Mrs. M. Eag>n of Strc'atbr
and Mr. am Mrs . Waller Brady 'nrnL;
son, Robert of <; hicago, were* dinner
guests*' of 1)'. and --Mrs. F. W. Lindberg. 115 N.Harrison street, W'dnesday.
J
Mr. and Mt's. Robert, O'Ka le Of
Hilo and Mr. add Mrs. Fred Vaukitn k
.1 r.,, of Ahiboy were • hotwe g net t.s n(
Afr. and Mrs. H o w a r d Ha tin let 120
\ . Har'ison street, Thursdiy ni d
tended 'the.-wedding of their hiei
Miss J ilia Western,' at' tin; W
nme in Dundee Thursday eve-n ng.
Clarencie * Stadtler Jahd
Norman/ of Arlington
Heifhl
pending the.'week with rpl|tiife3
IlarringtonJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert/ Tut g^l i cco|mr allied «by Mrs. Henry Woltl
and daughter, Mabel, all \ f Bcrrii|igtohi w^II visi^jOver the ^e«k;-end
t i e home of Rpv: arid Mifs
kins iniMt. Ve'enon,' l a .
i '
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THE A
r
The Vice S iuad
and Mifs. Carol Bennortl
Mrs. Anna Bruns «f Elgin were
day j uests of Mrs. Mary Meinersi, 128
Ige avenue.
-.MM
- Mr
Chic
Mrs.
Mrs.
avenii*.
Mrs. Williaih Voss,
street and daughter, Mrs. Htirrj
Hiddh?iwoitjh, 118 Garfjelj
siient MonflAy with Mrs. F«"Jinli
t e r a t -Fox KiVer Grove.
M. Jfleinj and daughter
cf Chicagq were guests at
Willn1e*ing. home Friday
I.
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it
Alt
Ha rVinulon,
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GnrbiselO rf
A. AJteiihiirg, I
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F r o m t h e ! iPrpofrei
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Umh.r the Ii
Men di nj 01 t->4n-(rra(
cal errors, jln •-'Thel latiilv I'mil
Literary ; Curfos1tfe|
rit-W'r
WI.MIani.. S. Wiilsb aid. pjild.i4i^
Jlj B. Llpplneiiit ;c(flnpaay iri
tljet'e nr« some fiKHs «li-i«jl
he labeled "In cx|ciiiaii(>n.,oi;,*
the I.lnotyper,"
lliey J a p p V
"rove that Lari^is I t i ^ of imua
', nre venial coiupiirfjl with .-;<?
those ,,f fiiruipp tini
are. - ^otpe I.Sifu pu-s-,
i t Here
what should hnye >een print*
Souie cusos
.'"The d.istiiutu
t&ulkli! I t^ ivvj,^-;
In the Hetinc•ss qf s p i . " , ; flu ti
tetlor of A.sla.)
a.) '
"She was. a Ilaiij'|wliiv
i- m a t
all;
P'miid alnrmn ai
a! - r n w i m u
Ad<
:<)<»rn it druw'lh'g i i m j i ,
"I'.lnks. biiruls {ii strlpvi" fol
Vl«H(Mi( kind iffjsi '(•tens.7 .(if
winds aw
. . . . . Sll'IlK ll I he- v'b'j*>tl
;0f theVspoi'tra.) I-•
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"DrtinKi>nn'«'sa 1s J»»i
ei»iii;sK | s r 0 | i v ) ;
"KjiMtiiiuMji. I'cci 'and a pa
wmfa W 4 . r o KlTOOtIIf K. I> tt'U«Hfl
ItelaiKi,"
•' ''Woimin-r- witliot; I » T tniinH
hnjte.'
f;'
• 1 1 1 . . , . ntcnj-on( h s bt • iilj-IU
andl M
DAN
Groye
Saturday Evening,
Music Curnlt li ed b y
OLD TIME FIDDLERS
Old a m i ftjtfw
COME — A Oood Time for
'"''I »n hls^wt.'ittiti lnl]f (ip'tiM
|li«r..\v„s „ clouii ||i til.fc
•'"N fiilibfiil 8Wi>r«i 1» •ISiei
fiiikry g l n r o - i i , . l n » | ilh«)fi:"
11»»' b(u|y wn» t ikvn W ; H '
IntkTuient." (MbU f o r |lptHI
run of n wo .Mil l'8 tliplll
« "iirfiil,, nowsj nt >r read:
H"-;l*r,-fcr to 1 .,'
ill ; boriot'edfl
idnien us -will e ;nate4'! 1.
• P ° p as having n ilrw»8efi.ti*
"5* • r S B ^ S S ! ^ ^ ^
, - nailes.' 1 A | tbeSe.Sjh
8°;»«
JoH«s If cred led t b ' t b d
r
« f dovjl.. but : n # H thm
When othersfobclosed and at ill
othjer times we c anr furnish you wi ;h
the highest qualitj of
Groceries
CqH Meafo
Ihkevy Goods
Fresh F\tuiti\ Canned Goods
:>"e|)resp
nt an,
"•esent
-ujnp|p4lnr;:'ffi
- cai-p'tiliy weigh, t h l i r iwnjphJil
1| of Barring oil
3 \r UM
Capital and Sui plus |15C,000
on Mondavi $epj.t (Labor Dky) arid
our itote ^jill b^ o)peri^ll da^
MNIELSEN &
|
WILLMER^
FUNERAL DIBECTOBS
Lady Assistant
j
i^MBULANCE SERVICE
203V1 S. Cook St.
BAKRINGTON, I M i .
Tfelephones: Barrington
Palatine 223
• 18th; tern
Th ptvirs won thfI Irndiflff Ifva;
ijeason Sunday
, the o ^Lrjniming i an intifyjM
« " ,,1,, ,-ed aVlvanl
Ivanlljie.
, game „llt)1, spofed one|-un in the
lv« ,, two hits a id an effor
iiiitinf •mother in t h | third .^»nL
v
• adtl^
'•> to 0 eiad wjiichli
S t u ' n b ' * * r e n t l | | l n n t » ^ ; li,
t o i l , the Bears got bu^r #
r«.Jind .scored four i hnslon four
S r f w - r m r to take Vhclead 'ff"1
Z tie eighth they a [ded .three
on three hits and ,t^ i errors to
thoir toifil fo seven ai fi c o m ^ e 1
;
M-orluK f"r , h e ^ a m e - I
'-^
Scl,erf and Garbisc j with three.]
,,.,.),look hitting h o n * S | f o r t h e Jfi
(jnrbisih. eolhvted tv j ^ f fta, hT.
(I,,, , -venth aiMl'.eiKli f>; i a n i h g ^
time! u'ith the' bases (iadod,!dwvr
fotir fnm*. A- Alt«.n|iirg
p.i^(;b
coll it fiall for the Bears
only two hits after he thi 1 ii
.y,5ii diirimr
the jgamg.
during thi
,iiinl ;(iev<|n
ladw* d
N< xt s»"dt>y i y « t
f«smir(ii\e
the mn I park awi. 4
linve Iieeh- i,iH'it?d t o |jt(.cnd tfifs
The
free is Kiie'alrfl* t h e -_,
woo1' Cardiimlic,.! B^f H
teiim «111 play i b o Joi ll ....
i'." Ot Labor D a y >U i S ' ^ r t h
(JIIIIIIN', ii strong cohw d t»-wm \fM\
be Itisits
it lull oppoidtloiK for
1
1,111-1 season tlio Ben |< jwlm a :t
A .())«
Rrt»i»j from the. Giant
Er^or* T l k a t G o j A w a y ,
Ml- I W.sby Parker. 335 \\ RusspU
st reif t was hostess nt' a s i j ' o'cloi-k
din n vi party Saturday
' '
w
Colore* Team Ho Wfet
jrt Game B o j k ^ i
Labor May
Barrington
0 0 0 < * ) 4:50—7
Ivanhoe '
101
0 «>>
Tikv liase h i t s : llrons and
biseli. Struck o u t : |y Aifeabu'r
by Baker, ^!;» by S n j P e r ; }; B.ts
balls; IlakoX 1 ; Alt|nbnrB, 1.
—i—•—
R FEEL
obligation to ekie
for the floral'. offprints
at the funerals we CTOduct. We recognize th^-m
IIK tokens of love rind.,
esteem, worthy of revep
ent attention for thefr
sentimental value as vfrpll
as for their intridsic
beauty. We p'rovido heeessary equipment for
arranging them in tlte
most effective manner
.i
Birringtb
i,A"J
•finite Kuri ;h
•
iplb #?l
Lyons, c
Dasher. ',\b
O. Bilker, KS
PrniS. rf ...
\Ylrr>,..|f
It. Itiiki-r, 'p
»'r . and Mrs.
RusseH sitreftj a)id
Cameron,
>n K o t i t e 22,.2. miles east1 of Foxl Ri\jei
rG
Ritii. cf. J..
i! -r( and Mrs, Herbert Gar! isch,.211
Washington's street,
g « * ftp of.' Mr. an4
Bell nke in Chicago, 1
BARN
|
Sliowir for. .
>tl!»H ftOWllltld
SEPTEMBER ,\, 1931
-r-
i
and Mrs. I, B. Paddock. ".2."
Ilsiile iivi'iiiie*. elitr.''tiiini'd tilin g . giie>is fifr Suudily dinner
i : Mr. and Mrs. F . B.'Calme.vn
u u h l e r , - M a r i o n , and son, F r a n d .lospplr Caliiii-yn of Chicago ;
aiful Mr-'. It. A. K o l a r and daughllian M».V of El Paso, T e x . ;
A r t h u r Mel Iwraiili of" RidgeX. ,1.. and. ! Ir. and Mrs. A. G.
r and sun, !>utigla*s of Crystal
THUHDAY,
K Street
gtftl'547
I
I
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O p e B d a i f ujitil
1
Sunda'ys!
H. J . LAiJI S C H U L ^ E ; j Chairman of the Board
ROBERTS I ONJ P*esid«|nt
HOWARD P. C3]4STtLE}j V i c e P i e s i d e n t ' : ' . • ' ' " . ' | B p W i l U ) W . RILEXi Vice Prefidejnt
• A
T. I LITSCJH, Ass ? Cashier,!H 3 1 ^ ' R W ^ R / A s s t . cashier '
I AGESCHpI mpjf Asst. Cashier."'
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s
uyiiid
you save tnl
iii
DIRECTORS
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Howard P . Castl|e^L^w^i
J. Hager.'La ;eschulte &
F a n n e r ; H . D. Keliey, Superyimr of Cuba T« wnsnip; H .
Walte* H. Xamlweii W .
; E . WviBilsy, ] r'atmet) A.
t PecAratihj; T iD am JSkim
oiff. Silo Ccjntr^ctcjr; Robe
'S&A
ounttii
POi. N D S
If-
^£S!^!Si**^* Maji, ^r :w ^*1 wf^^-w«»?^wiiai«fi3i»3 ss^KqwsjtE^BiBSSiHf^ sww^^i^ji^?ja^|iiH^^^Ki2^s^^
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K
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Day at Ball
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ILLINOIS, THURS )AY, S E P T S ^ B B R 3 1931
foH Heli :ht»; that hastlrawn m
^ f o u r piH)[>!e intoi [the Brattice,
!;.,:;.. 1
^flown t*at serWe-'and mfa> anifottor
U
u
am
will renain in town and manylfTlocill
business; will be able to keep loff th< Prof. Sollm - Hussap,1, cbMtulning %
f
• -^^«1 tr.ii„4 J
rocks. - I t is a known fact that Ar mumniy ndornptl \x\W\ a gold jcrijfaj!
3wam,bospotous
lington H.elght« minors have been per and ,a Coinplpre se'j of Jewejkjfc Ii
mitted ta play the hon*s. J
perhaps the onl> tombj In HUis fcrei
f
'"MP«'' 'will
untouched hy thieve;!). , TJi* jiaU
Heavy
Toll
in
Past
^<>h i a
crown was 24 inches *ln circjinrfer
I
4
F
IJ. B I F w t e and S. B. White
' "Itjs
estimated that no Jess thai
f
enre. ft wits kept (n floslljionTbj
)'- sriif-sfs
it
wii; vie for1 ths Woodland Acres fronii low 1 business firms havp beei two gold lotps flowers. Joined py 1
w ; r c ;.
.11
^ •* .Him*- Jliss r-'-^it
I' a
P.h.v
nt
the
Barrington
JHills
Country
closed in the past two years on ac chAlcedony
\ ri
r,,;,,
M
,Eat* flower (wai
^
Mr. "„ " Joiner.
cluli this week as^n result of successcount >f 'the horses.'
N o : onl.i topped by n' bird with a long' htnk
•>'' 'i-Mr*.
l
"
y
K
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Miss
.! (
full 7 elimuiating their opponents in
have th«y and their familiesjsufferei named in hlproglypjilcs "VaM>n.'
• Mr ami M n ,
the first three rolinds of the touraabut oth-r Businerts places as veil.
'r * »
n
In the niid(ile of the prowh 1« fron
- 1'
Alllljov
mei t In fch
the thiird round, Footc de"One local bookie may have, i hough was a disk sruddpld wlllr col0ret
Activities W ill Shift From feaied R. ij Pettingill, 1 u p ; and
'**''«• an4
IV.i m K> Meet Locals
that police orders did not metin any atones set Ih another lotus flower
Jl 1 '
Wh ite defeated L. M. Hansen, 6 and ,<f-Hi gt«in Heigh jts bookies-) h JV'6 thing, j Anyway he accepted a be nie, largp npcklnce Mas composei
ti ,l(irm
1
At
W
a
l
Soft Ball to .Bowling
MM Mr-;. F >; vr ).i t
'M- (
,im<\
H<Mijked
for
5
jieeln closed and orderi-d'to move i>&'t ut five [o'clock Wednesday aft »110011, of SO piece?, «f gold In. the s$«ne 0 '
n'
II [• I I
. ' ^ *'. Sir
, iThis! M nth
The results of the club championtow i or cease ope ations
Wf f f f -«.< I
"' >lr
I""- an*
Ten mi|tiut«s later he was r/uuled bj spme Insects Hi rent died o|b a Igoli
I
.-..hor
Day
shin tourna'mefit remain the same
]iV>II( wijig a vit-it to Arlington Chief S soog."
String. /Gold hnic^JWs 'Ijavllijr thi r
f s FranSporting activii ies for the Barring- Inst! week with ho matches being plpry- Hrtghtp- cjf ft reptetentative of pe
form of t h e hieroglyphic' lette •
tNj -v H r
"
rt
(;on Lionp plub will be shifted" during ed One bnl sweept-takes event --<vas
"N
; a number of silver brncjelet*- •
>k
<
ounty
state
1
Attorney's
office,
l^ih gamo of
m
Mr
red
Sattjirdiiy
and
one
Sunday.
September from the (soft ball diamoWl pla
'It Is bellQved, that this is the Art:
Chief |?koog notifie|d jthe operators of
' »)».! MrV
111 , \\ f - ' ,
I look* Kept on Chalni
( M l din? Ivnnhoe
•ind golf [course t> tike bowling alleys.
(t, JT,
^E. •"--—«Iftirsl r0 pj w o n fjrsf/ with the boifky system thero that they n dst In public r libraries durinjg the tln^e silveV bracelets have been die •
n h T p ted ' v
m interesting
V ^' ' ^ i » « and I , r •' Park;
Arramenient ire being made, | c - 87-J-7A, F.j.H. •To,hn8ton second with close \ p ('>r get'-l^ut '•Every bo< kie Middle a g e s . books were often covered In a tomh of, the fourti
""1 Mr*
:A
•jf a t J) a n d ft
»"•',•».
ording lo the. alhletie committee i'or l(K^ft-79, md F. M. Callahan third and hand book in he town- - a ust chalneiI to their shelves. : It Is said ndynn-sty^and t)vo p,ui*e gold ankleti
f\j , ,, „,
t|a in the first
'•",'- K. .Mi«.-h*l..t
se pf tbe bowling alleys one night a witlh 91-1 li 80 in the Saturday event. close,*' th» -chief 0^ police.; 1said,
If that t i e volumes in the library a t also were found
and
i
,
II a n error and
n
In
the
."sweepstakes
Sunday,
Johnston
eek
a
t
the
Je-aM
feja.
Go.
buiWiig:
thty
d
m)it
close
yiflutntarilly
they
Oxfordjl .were secured In thld man
tkfill
i >t
*'lr"' f v " " t - ' *"w
third on two
he Liois will powl ion these dlhiys woi first! ji-itr 98-20-72/^ R. Card- be clos id fc-ircefuyy.'
nerj
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Busine^sj Notices Britjg Results
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.-Ad which they
8 well tjJvon CeUtrftl OBowling allekrs.. w e l secojnjl vith 83-0--74, and Kar^ The rericition tb^jtIits|!moye was Ira
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iiinins. I n the
stmih third wjth S4-&/-76. .^here were ceiled favorably hj '"
cVordinj H o pret jot! plans. , j
he business
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, I >.n-,„„i Mr. ^ , ) . - ¾
.•••r hijisiy- with" their
Softbal season wuiicoine to; ai close ten entries; in the Slaturdajy play and of the to\?n, acciR ing/to informa ion
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. ,r r,ids on four hits
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event
fter ^hiee or f u r ' more games. A1 sevjen";tntr^s in tj>4 Sunday
sund
givjen >y' the Cook [ounty HeraII
t:;k.-[th.p lead 4 to 2 .
ime
fa
now
scl
eduled/for.
Thursday
UNTIL L*BOR D A t
'Ml !
l^vorahly deceived
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•. :i.ild4d three more
HIRTHs ; ]
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ight wi:h; the s ro4g St. j»aul teom.
in ( M r
The
Adele
Beauty
Shop n a k e s a special offer,of ?4.00
statement TvAs
-ihit» Grew, dtiigliKr of ta e
I iwi Trors to mil,
he Liohs were to play • Palatine a t R«!ligiou and Secular
of.
the
He
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aid
reiiresentatl^'e
Ameificaii^AmbMsador
to
Turkey.
for
all
perinaneit
waves including >' ' .
nnil 'omplete their
alatinel Wedne day nigh^ as pr»et o ries T h a t P a r a l l e l
interviews
w|itlt
various
busi
.ess
shampco
and
set
f
tjce session lor i ie'hard ga'me Thu|rs.|;rpat religions have
fluid that thty \i
weru 100 per
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i'.:),! vith t.hrep hits
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Here
is
a
splendid
opportunity
to
secure
a
GOOD
jpexmEnent i t Jt
,>'"-ml •hospital.'
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iujrallel each other In cent ii, fc.ror of till
hfe'lud Ithat has 1 een
. !..iin>> Jfor the Bears.
A
second
gaTni'
bietween
the
Lions
gr.atly
leditced
price
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A
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nf.»Pd;
of
Bar.
For
instance.)
Jephft
clampijd down -.on bijiokies. Th«j na
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abid the Jewel Tea) Co. {ricked;team
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the
judges
of
.Israel,:
joHty
tale
the
sta
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that}
it
is
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a
ffhone
a
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once
for
appointment
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• .ah'U iiminjrs. both
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Ivill be played f-n.'-jWednesday even DIJ dor a reiba rkable vow 1 befiore? he
-•'- 1 mailed driving in
ijtg.of ^ext wejik. j The JeWels de- mircned togflflst t-he Ammonites, ea^e: s^ mjuch as .(to hethpr the ojjsragambling, a» it
\: * .Mil >np<r pitched exf >ated; the Lion$ bjj a close score in th/ it J If :.M proved, felctorldus he fidn 0 hind books
is' the efleet uptn rlington Heights
th- H<'ars allowing
tieir first:game blayed lat,e 'in J u l j .
205 N. Cook S t v
Phone, Barrington -623
wijuld offeljr In the Lord the first llvi pepplc vrho ca
"t afford to ose
.[•••r hi-j third inning
Inn thiug wli'lchf slioujldi come to
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BARKING! OlV, I L L I N O I S '
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ley.
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ninet hi in on his returjt. JThis hap-,
ier» are niten i said one business
JEfficacy of Jfr^yers
IMII, In1*' ladies' day 'at
peaed to . bn J his oraly daughter,
who Can Word "'to play
ml nil feminine funs
JMea8u|i 'ed b y umbf rs wliom he sa;r|iflced Ct Ifulflll his,
If thejj''ttain affordI to
f* i.tteiul
ttend this Rnme
ra
ih,
vow.
The Uevon't I (eor}le iof T
T
le;history
of
Jephthah
nd
thpy••'•
ca 4 afford • to ^- pjiy
tf ul T ears. Thehighis
con
tainted
In the seqond book of
(hat Is llmost.tllie^ntlre populntjbn,
necessary
to- transfer
f; «t Xortiij Shore
upend much tlhft nhd Ingenuity In J i d g e s . Id onjieneus, ' in Honierlc
ut (of .town, l i t isl the con
on thjs dnte. Morrisaeti Will Meet Schrei- < h'elrf p|«yers. i 'heir prayers, to the le, rend, kiM )1 Crete, suticeeded his
itnd I local fselrVioc tlhat the
fli Morth (phicnRo
IjlorlBoitlon of! Bwddha; s e e m t o be father Detca|l on on tin! throne, a id
ng
lias been iroviding in Ar
ber;
Higgins
Wips
Pared the Greeks to t^ie
it rntfe Jo work! off "fine greatest ma- uc conipah ,-_
• lor 1 earn will nriilhiel
nlimber
i
f
prayers,
arid
Hie
Trojan
wt
r
vith
a
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l
e
e
t
of
90
shl'is.
tlte nearii- Were
. manent Pale Trophy
ofte wh|) has t! le largest humbeij to Dtring tl Is
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ifroii a H I o 2
Ills crtjdit hn' -prospects of the sepf famdus
A, gn«»i ginie
Itrentflg ' r e w o r k Ope man has the' re turning] lit made a vo\v to Nep
Golf will reach its high point of
gerous. tempest thnt If
iiuppllcntion
diirved on a hourd tuj~ne. In a ,dai
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4 S h o w s 7iOO-9»Q»p.p,.
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intere** Sitjiday ilt the BiltiUre club 'vhlch U securi 1 to a long pole. He ho escaped i© iyt»uld offer to the
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.w;hen",E. Morrissey plays C. j . l s c h r e i - upends hours €^ery day doping the gid whatever llflrig creature Brst
HM 1^4 F R I . S E P T . 3 - 4 ^
.r>;
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bor for th<{ club championship. The lionrd Into tin wpter;
Every dip ptesentedl Itsejf -to-his-eye'on the
t
f Jtihing, burhjn akin makes, ife
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two will play without handicap. Mor- Is a pmyer. , A n o t h e r has a whirl- Cretan short 1 T h | s was his son,
t *! h i
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tnbe treble; qu
apply Zeino, ;ba
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FRANCIS in
rissey defeateil Eli Herren 0 up and Ing wljdmill, rMd\ he holds) alofi w to came to kongrntulflte hilt on soot! ind, cooli
invisible fanily
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his'
snfej
retu'rp.
Idomeneus
re
idsfindthat Ze mo
antisiRtlc.Tho!
4
Schreiber defeated II. Gr.eeder 3 Lp H'lth the propf i Inscription upon It.
r
dtemed his ^omise.' but tlie i lhttf
•om Itching, ht lpa
4
in the spiiii-finals last week-end. !G. nnd every . re^(dution. Is a prayer. munity o|f this shcrlflee rendI sred brinja6' viftreli
Vonien moving about in theirs oro
infection and ret
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di
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J, Henry will play Norman oison for
dinary pursuits) carry 5 little'wliirlll- him so oiilotid to his subjects that
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store the skin t
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-Jthe
class
B.
championship.
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i:igs w.l ich tlieyi keep in motlioh con* hii wits exiled from his countty,—
agupskjn.reZemobiiabei
In tire junior division G» Ifeileman i tantly
WontrealjFaiiily Herald
, SLVTU1 tDAY, SEPfr. 5
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and other1! Idn
t
lievii
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pimplj
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.whirl
Is
a
'prayer.
11 ilo fen ted George White and ' 0eorge
.18'
The shoulder I lades of a yak pre-:
irriti tipns. N L -without it. gold
> \SCt CARROLL a|id I
Greeder defeated A. S«iuer. Ilcileman sent a broad
60c and $1.00
eveiywl)iere--8|l
surface. These nile
Business I lotices Bring Resul :s
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will
play
Greeder
Saturday
or
Sunday
f * F R 2 D R I C MARCHJ in
•4properiy
fnscf-jibed
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and
htlng,
0
1 for" the junior championship of the
(Toupsj of
do|en, frotii the
O
1 club.
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l tranches'~of' d tree; overhanging a
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t
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r
Higgins
defeated
P.
R.
Jean>.
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Trii-eleij^ cannot get by
0
0 maire in the finals' of the Dale i rophy lootpath:
\*
u-lthou
hriisl|i|ng
tihem
aside,
and
.0
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ronnfl
winning
permanent
possession
' o
disturbance means several
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of the trophy. Higgins w6n the! tour- tjhis
prayers
0
Stufily opes <llmb to the
0
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nnmnet last year.
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mountain top) nnd pi m t prayer
3 . h \ \ h (OJ»'I-.l>Y. AND CARTOON
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0
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The prize ,winners last week-end tings a the' su nmlt
ABOVE PRICES CASH
0
and see thje flowers in
We invite yott! to come N
were It. Olson with gross, handicap
, itft*next spring,
.48
3
,7 and net of 97-24-73; C. J . Sehreiber
bloom and select t h e bulbs I ,
R U E -S.X-.S-7r.; p . Smith »1-10-75; h. I v Professor VV
Take
Among them are some ch ce va[rieti^3 never before
<**> CjOO 430—7 11 5 Higgins 82-0-7«; H. Greeder 80-8-77.
se wijoners,
Laure s Front Ericsson
shown—including many
!I>1 fOO OOOr—2 7 2
Anot ler patr otic myth, h'as, been
I i.vons • and Gar,ARTHU
Town of Ugly IJucLIlng
lorced to lowfe
, jjr Its co ots in the
>y Altenburg, 9 ;
200
atioh'St.
Sfext to Postoffice
108 N . Hough StreetJ
face ol earefdl I historic tl research,
Levers of the t.jlcs of U a r s C h Is
<njUer,i 2. Base on
Tel^
Barrington
657
Bat'rington,, III
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jyrites William | E. Rae in a Bostlan Andersen will prohtihly ugh*
AltVnburg. 1.
flon paper. Th? popular conceit that
thai his story -ifl the "I'gly Duck
I he United S a l e s led the resti of
ling' Is one of the.finest Whn'
'he' world In t h e I n f r a c t i o n of
mop* ntiturtiJ. tljerefoiv. wh«>n in
Errors T h a t G o i A J w a y
Den/.iark.
after
vow
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vlsiteii
Irnnclud
warsjiips and t tat the jlraF r o m t h e Proofreader
<tKo BQBBY J O N E Sty'-J' '
his 'jotne nt ii-lfii.se, to journey t.
najic 'onihat, between he Monitor
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KJoi,'p and when there seek out
unij the Mejrlm'ac bejrn 1 this revo•••
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oil t.Y|nigraplii"itHE DRIVE1
the
old
nnd
Interesting
castle
of
ut Bon Jjln nt<v|il nrchftP' Inre \vl|ich
'vi'he.
Ilaikdy
P,o
ik
of
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\ ( \ i - - Hid sins;
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runsfdrmed rayips the world over
• i>itifs." jwritten by Giss^lfeld, where the story tellei
ofteti stayed. Here the t ' c y Duck
•ecplvts rjo cftiptenanc* from Prof.
•'ili ii nd itulilished hi
W ED., SEPJT. 8-9
lutiips I'htnn'yi Haxt.p-. assistant
K--<-.iiiip;Jn.v In -IStW. linfJsHrst siiw the light ntxl not fat
- .facts .which inijilil away iv- flip cijistle of Hergentred. ; iroifessop of history nt Harvard nnd
when, lhe swan was haiN-d hy the liastet of the Seventh louse to bc-Mi'iiuatit'ib of l.nrr.v
.iul|t , mder f^s rvard's new house
Tlicy appnrenrly children. Allhouith KJorge is be.vt
kriouti loday for Its hncoii' and snu
ilaii.
".•'> s : ns >f iiownday^
sns«. the visitiir will Mn.l it a splen
"frjii dnitn^t c qimli IeS of this
:;.:11-(-.1 w'th sottic ol
v
did old town with a chiirch of the
Irst fjjht hp'tw pen irniielnds ha ''
•| i. me*.
.
Thirteenth
century
nantcd
after
ed Atlierican* ever Since to pxag.
- . ' i n - S!H||]>||'S, With
berate the efl> t s - o f tJJie battle of
;.-. •-. been printed lti Snnta Clnun and ' e \ e i y w h e r e old
castle liotnestenils, heslde the s>ea 'llaiiip'oii Uoati.'" Pro "pssor Baxer Bttrs.. "An ^.'imlnn ion of niiiuwhich will urnt» i> a scenic ijnenmr.\
!f:ivcli«r.
died
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$>]
(Inftlie In
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for i " « ' t
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I'Vancp. not -l\\t> Cnijled States,
i> wfii se iiianncrs
[ Importation of Slaves
pla.vpi the Icajllng roI'Mh the In\.
(tl-nVV l i n g
uiiiii.'"-,
Aftler 1808 t h e importation of trod m lion Qf jjlropclin s.';—Detroit
: r< i. 111
slaves Into the United States was News.
&.
.'s!i|i|ics for the
prohibited by the Constitution, but
-!>d ll't.S." (I.lllO.x
t h e smuggling In of Afrlcank conAdvice to Cotton i Jro'fer*/
in ituj violet pari
\*9\
llpiied up to the lime of thtf Civil
Thickly pin n ed cott on Is recom|
war.
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(Drunk
mended on all soils Ify Arkansin-;.
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expei'hw'Jt st a l<nn ofll luls..
Business Notices Bring Resiilts
in..) a '(Kiriy ol
in,' |ihi^isnnts in
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Barrini>ton; Bears
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Police CT All
Bo)kieS>5 ems a
Fobte and White Enter
Club Has 3
Trql^hy Tourney Finals
Ml ngtoh Heights
Games Scheduled
Business Men oi Town E * sS' Favor, ib le Views
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;means b y w;hich y o u , c a n g e t acti tin to meet
Vourf w a n t s . U you want t o buy J^r; sell, rent
or rJnt; hire or be hire I; trade or _give,, R< yiew
clasifieel ads wSil get cuick results for "yo i.i
'Reach for 3 our phf ne r ow. Call Barriigtbn
No. 1-r-Make ytmr w^iiksfapownanqlearn how
little it costs to get acti|on.
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Saturday, Sept. 5*
N a n c ^ Cari'eU a n d
Tijies., Fj-iend's Night, and
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J 50 yearn of leadership! With the greatest pictures i in all
Paramount history. Played by. the most famous stars <
the screen! They invite you to celebrate!—now!
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Published every Thursday afternooh a t Barrington,
tter a t the. BarIllinois, and e n u r e d as Second-class
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l i a g t o n postoffici under A c t of Mjarch
Member of
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RATIONAL EUITOBIAL ASSOCIATION
ILLINOIS PRESS ASSOCIATION
• C u d s of th ks, resolutions of condblencje, obituary
poebef, memorials, and all notices of entertainments or
society and church sales and parties given fojr pecuniary
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A p communications should be addressed tcj the
BAKRINGTON BEYIEW
100 NORTH C0OK ST.
BARRING)TON, ILL.
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Df)GRBELL RINGERS
Today I watched two aggressive sales Indies "'mak-i
ing" one of Harrington's principal residence streets
H o u s e to house j doorbell by doorbell, they were keeping
u p a fairly everl pace. Each had a no ebook and pencil
i n hand, each wrote into her little no ebook the names
of the" residents farther down thet street You know how
i t is done—7"an«| could you tell me the name of the lady
Brow»?7 "And.who
w h o lives in thi next house?" " Jijlrs. Bi
lives in the white house beyond thjit?" etc. And then
a t Mrs. Brown's house:
"How do y i u do, Mrs. Brown. One oi| your good
friends, a Mrs. Campbell, urged: me to see j^ou and let
jrou in on this wonderful opportunity. You know w e
• n l y do businctfs with the best people i n — " a n d a lot
more wbooey.
transient saleswomen w e t e | apparently
working tbgcthejr, one taking on« side of thej street, one
t i e oihcY, stopping at every ho ise in everj block they
could possibly [reach between tjralns. Yes, they were
honestly impartial—energetically trying to offer . every
house wife In itown that one golden opportunity that
comes once in a, well, about once every haljf day—that
a l w a y s present golden opportunity to get fleeced.
Met,'
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JLNNE'S.
Sunday Low Mass, 8 a m . and |10 a. m.
Week d ays, l o w Mass 11 a. m.
Devotioas i n honor of thee Sacre^ Heart, fir^t Ftfi'day
of each mouth. Mass at 6 a in.
Confess tons, Saturday, 8 p. m.
.Baptist i by i ppointmeut.
t E V . J O H N A. D t t F F lCY, P a 3tOT.
Sfr. JAMES E P I S C p P A L
Dundee, 111.
August 30, {September 6, 13
Holy Ccmmui iion, 7 : 3 0
m.
a r i s t , ):30 a.
Mornii g Prayer and E i c bjaris
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s. GRAYr Rector
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SAHpT P A U L EVANGELICAL
Sunday, Sept
» : 3 0 aL in., Jfeible schoel.
10:30 i. m., Morning wj>rship in English.
m., Union meeting .of local'churches. Rev.
,7:30
C. R. Dru^sel, pastor of thej Baptist church will pTeafh,
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5.
Wednesdiy|,
Sept.
8 p. ffil Monthly meeting of thu B r o t h e r h o c d ^ l t e s i dent Howard Refim Brintliitgcr will give an address
Thursday, Sept. ill
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Monthly meeting of the Intermediate
7:30
League.
H E R M A N N E . K O E N I G , Pn stor
FIRST BAPTIST
ible school, 9 : 3 0 ; M irning v. orship.i 10:80. The
pastor will preach in t h e morning wur. F o r pur •vening service w e j>in in the Union I ervlce to be be d at
St. Paul's church
On Wednesdty evening! at 7 : 8 0 we bold our regular
Bible S t u l y and Prayer S<ji(vice.
C H A R I L E I R. DR(USSEL, Pastor
Itinerant saleswomen, house to houss solicitors,
peddlers, amateur fleecers. Most of them are amateurs,
rank amateurs. It is the unreliable business houses behind them that are the professionals.
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The sad p a i t about this house to house situation n
that it continues and persists. There is only one redson
w h y a commuri ity like Barrington can not shake itself
free of these pcrcli lice that come to pester n winter a s
MlSTHOPISr EPIS(30PAL
well a s in summer, during hard times and good times.
"For jus the f a s t e r — J ) y , 6 Pioneers—We shal|l not
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There aro suckers'in the community who furnish them
travel, b i t we make t h e H o a d . "
encouragement to stay, to come!again, and to pass the
I n those line: i s suggested the t sought of the coining
word on to othejrs to pick on Barrington. I n nther words,
Sunday 1 0 : 3 5 a. m. Worship jsermon. It will be an ither
these house to house peddlers actually succeed in pawnheartening word for these disheartening times.
ing off their wa^es—inferior:-wares—in exchange for good
Cour<|n,Behooji, 9 : 3 0 a. m. Mr. J miley, Supt,
sound money.
• "at. S . - . F R S E M A N , Pastor
:G)FFENSIVE|!IG N§
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In keeping y i f h what is becoming a world-wide protest against offensive signs nndi Millboards, the authorities of Paris Wave decreed that no signs shall be displayed, on its famous thorough^] re, the Champs Elysees,
which advertise any goods not | actually
sold on- the
premises. '
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Recently protests were.'heald in Spain concerning
objectionable American billboarc s which majr the landscape. 'In this! country the w imen's clubs and other
organizations aro waging a earipaign against the billjboard nuisance.
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• B y their erection of-signboards which Spoil .the natural
scenery along the highways^ and by their encroachments
ia residential sections of our cities, the billboard people
have, bj-ought upon themselves th<( just resentment of that
section of ;tEe" public which has" regard for appearances.
W l e n we become more crv-llizf;el the billboard will
go the way of the. town crier. As|. aii advertising medium it is an arincbroui-sm already./
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FIRS'? CHURCH Oil CHBIST,
st MJaiu Street
Sunday serviete, 1 0 : 4 5 ft. m.
Sunday school, 9 : 3 0 a. m.
Septeml er 6 — Subject M|an
Golden T e x t : |Ecclesias{tes 7 : 2 9 Lo, this oply iave
I fcnind, t l a t God hath made; man tpright.
Wednesday evening meeting, 8 i m.
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Readinj room and lending library a t 110 P'. H^ui
Street open to th|e public dfily except Sunday f][om 1:30
to
o'clock t o IS :30 i . m. Alsx Saturdi y Evening f wm
9 o'clock.
ST.
•ftiiy. Greaf 1 1 «
Featured ii
Program
THtSWEEKlti
ashington
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IGTON,ILLIN
SALEM E V A N G E i r C A L
All services in this chu'eh will l e resumed with Sunday, Sep:. 6.
C b u n h school in session at 9:3C a. m. Hobart 3erghorn and E . W, Plagge, si iperinten lents
Divine worsh p and seimon at 1 0 : 3 0 a..m. The pas
;hi Idrei
tor will preach on the text, "Luke 16:8, "The CI
of This World i r e Wiser in Their Generation T h a i th«
Children of L i g l t . "
T h e n will bs no Christian Endeavor norj Evjninj
service in this eburch* Union service at S t . i P « u l livan.
gelical c lurch at 7 :30 p. m.
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P H I U P BELlSCHER, Pastoi
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FaMlyWoctor
JOfiN JOSEPH GAIVES, M. D.
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MORE MRST MD
T K E EYES! of; the lentire coun;ry
pa v^ been focused on the a j p o i h t m m t
' i. >
-jof Walter S. Gifford to h e a l
P i e s i l e n t ' s Relief! i Commit tee. I t
generilly realized t'bat Mr. Hocver,
t t k i n j the, etej), haer-Tefeirnet to
jfit Id n which h e ib concede 1 by eye rybc dy to b(- s|upreme—that, of r« liey Ing
diltrc ss'i • .'•
Gilford is the commancer of live
biJlioW if- capital and t h ; enploirer
of hi ndreds, of thousands pf ^orkfrs,
at hoad of the American T e l e p h m e
a i d Telegraph Company. Th;' mere
of any problem means: nothing
ltd: h m, a Valuable asset to a man
jfsSced with >. the j prospect of caring Ifor
aiji u leniplojedj atmy of botween : ive
and ?even iiillions <jf .pecple out of
w»rk .', H i s mairi task, however;; ri}l
n|t*1ie to d « l Oat direct aid, or to
draw upon ihe : Federal T-easufy for
nlon^y to alleviate the siifferWgs of
citizens, but to coordinate relief*plins
Minj madje- by the mulitule of c,i
a|»d iitates
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Pi ;sideii t Hoofer believ ;s that eve«y < omim mity 'is able anc willing to
h | n d | e its own problem by ra^isi.qi::/a
nd sufficient to care for i t s pec pie
o*t i f . w o r k . Stjates will handle the
Idesti .Ute i ural districts, lie belie1 es,
iahd »11 tliat is jleft for the Federal
I Government to do it to correlate all
The fellow who realize* h\at
ties* activities fio that till will be
t6he on added significance.
tikei i care of Without di aining ; the
F e d c a l Treasuri.
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J C« ament in| Washington is. that the
PJires dent has ecVme close to solv Ing
t i e condition ariijl the Iwoiildngjout of
t i p j Ian will be. jtvatcbJed v. ith abscrbirig interest. Mr. Giffod i i a man of
By
IT B. DARNALL
cieecji. H e has the real s e : of fiiiircs
as tcj the number Who can lie.expected
A pig belonging to Merle Hurley of
tcj ask for aid, along with the nmn»er
of p'iblic Works:11 that havo beeii set Cedar Rapidfl, l a . , might be rated as
o l fcot; to furnish employneftt. Most the Lindbergh of the polrkers. A bald
of tl esc figures have t e e n obtaiied
ofl the un^iiR
by the President's Commiiee on Ilm- eagle sWooped down
pecti
ig
pig
and
started
to fly away
pjoyitent, whose active heid has b w n
MrechrleK C. Ctjoxton, the man. v h o with him, when Herlcjy grabbed a rifle
hlindled the work under tlie direction and brought clown the; j bird from a
of Colonel Arthur Woods. ,
height of About 20 fe|;t. l a n d i n g safeMi. Crokton has been i rimed c | i e f
ly onl the ground, the pig f a n back' to
alsis a n t to Mr. Gifford." H e bri lgs
with him all the figures he has li led his trough and resumed his slop, inup t i e last year and the o e w buriau stead of strutting abbut like a hero,
will start fully ;armed wi ;h information that it would otherwise t i k e
HI Angleovitch, a cabinet minister
onths to get and assimilate. Ii is of
go-Slavia, eapcrieiiced a
rpde
elcpei ted that immediate results ' rill
shoe]
to
his
dignity
upon
his
eajrly
b|gii to appear land the criticism t bat'
r. Hoover is doing" nothing to a\ert morning arrival by tirain at Belgrdd
Arouising from sleep he found tjha
d|str;ss will die down.
thievjis had stolen all his clothes frloi
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DISMOCRATS H E R E jare maiding an ojien window in his compartment],
ejjipital out of tpii recent letter.to the and he 'wa» able to, leave the tijaiji
res dent fromj Governor Roosevelt, Only after 'members of the crew hajl
Of N s w Yqrki who is conce led' the l est lent : him some workmen's apparel.
cpance of being the oppesing candiTliis is a fish tstory, but George
te to Mr. Hoover in next yeir's
presidential race. T h e ' l e t t e r carried R. B esser, superintende it of the p e n qiestion, asking if t h e ; Federal ver civic center saysnit i s true. Three
ovc rnmerit Was dealing diriecitly. v ith months after he plac«jd" lft goldfish
am da in regard to the St. Xawi-ence in a small pool for breeding, their
rivei power prbject. A i New. York, number had. increased fto about 2|
\ hick is the state most jaff «ted by the 0 0 0 which required their transfer! to
jrojict, has been dealing With Cttlnida a larger
'ger lake, in one of the city pafks.
i set:', Mr. Roosevelt naturally, wai ted
to know what j the Natfenal Gov-i m Hcsrr; Burchmarin' of Berlin w a s rei icj^i'! w a s doing, and iff.jts work . vas cently given a 3-year sentence for
c mf icting withl that of Ithfe N e w lorkj robbery and laughed heartily, thinliing
esperts, •", ;
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it a good, joke. I t seems that in adIr stead of j replying directly f to clitiori - t o , being philosophical, he Also
Covorn'or' Roojsevelt,
Sir. Hocveij haii i sense of humor. The joke;lay
t irned t h e , letter oyer the Ufidpr 1 Jee-j in the fact that he had already been
i r t a y of StatftiCastle,' w | d rier>liec in given sentences aggregating 208 years,
t n informal personal letter douched for committing some 600 robberies,'so
i l a patronizing, manner, saying I hat he diin'„t mind three years more,
New York's interests would be ciref
An odd account of a church service
lillj watched. The Govsrrior| th »re;
tlpoi gave, his hjtter out tc> the papersj recen tly appeared in the Cedar R a p i d s
tting the: public judge u s j t o |th ( l a . ) Gazette, which told that ""'rjast
er ts of the Controversy.!, .Thje'.noj: night Evangelist Scoville sppke On
su It has been to make it ijtppe]ii* i hat •The Bible, H e l l ' a n d Mr. Deloss Snjiith
r. Hoover is using 1 t h e project!ts a sang We Will Meet You There.'"
oli Ileal football, the one pcLirtt In
rk-el to avoldfy ho.rtdlliiBj thci si ua Reir. Henry Tciehmann of Berlin
ion in an informnl way. The f mi w a s suspended by a council of his
is' hid at the door of MI<? of M churcjh : tor "degrading a serious re•IOOW^'H advlileifH.i but, pollltlc anj Hgjroiis ceremony." H i s offense conert May, It-will 'not aid Mr. Hoi ve Nlcler^cl-of marrying two couples in an
hen he asks for votes from IKe nirplano. Then his critics went up
fur fie! u|it»'iut;« farmers.
in t h ) air. .
Th^Way io/ Life
will -rhav
a jScnstirj
The V i c | Squad, - .' "w!
^'"'''nl'Va.l.^ttlfa^.Th^
play" " .
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J»en tup'ti
carries:th IbehlqldeV i)
it S""!:'
her*'.
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pheYf
,.,„. vecv heart Iff n f e t l ? , H
¥°. , . . . . . d trickery.- - I t » M
' ,,1 heretofore. ; : • I!I - ., i
"*« I l u k a s and K: *
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,\ special froCii ftdtnii
^ ' S ' b e in'effect Md|H.nig1i
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^ i n ^ v i r h Barrin^t >n*«. po\lai
^^"'"'.''.piltht b r i i s a ^ ' M
' Crroll-KrcMincI March rui
v
5 ¾ . . . -W* Ni g hjAn^,to
-Ctto^
r^!?. in
.. tie tjjtle' ro
,, i s j,Carroll,
with the opening p/«c tool* Ate month the "Caution-Scl^oi " tignt
State Nows
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SIDELIGHTS
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A snia-ll boy isn't worth a cent that doesn't try to
triiitic enables a man,wit bout vocal chords
A new contraption
climb tlie shade tree in {he rear lawn once in a vhil(.
to sing. A more useful device would be one to fix a
Naturally', he.1.may fall in h|is effort jo get somewhere*, thalt
fellow with vocal chords so,he couldn't.
he docsiji t belong!. H e majf tumble Irom his tricycle in an
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unusual spurt Vf speed.. He cuts his s c a l p ; i t , tle.pds
War tn)|ihh s go begging foj? lack of parking space. sonu'thijg fierce; he rum i to man ma howling fpi firsjt
aid.
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actical folks mrefef u live fl-iijver to n dead cannon.
Donfi fear fricture of he skull from n trifling i ijursj.
Don't fiar bice ling to '(lcnth, V ash the wound wit|h
clean «<mp and warm wo er, using clean things aiwayl.
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Dd|N*T| i*OVJi ]*EROXlDfe I N A S C A L P WOUITP ak.
any poHod. Alter wasliiig as ab)ve, point 1 .the ' ound
with t i M u r e of iodine"; s narts a 1 ttle, but ftpply reoly.
1 By BRUCE BARTON
Dust frWly will talcum i owder at d apply a loose {bandFrom a missionary In tho Solomon
TKI& HSfT^RR COUNTRY t|
< I I H l i m i I l I l I T T t » » T T » l i r T T T T T T ^ ag«'. Kjeep the uotind dry until r e o v e f ] ,
iRlunUs
word;of tho sad {plight
" Fori n. "crop* of clilggcrsj got n t ' c m early n* polssible,
at 'lilng GcA-crnor Roos Bvelt'i o ;hd|r of the comes
notlves, with suggeirtlons for
before they l » w bored in deeply. Idrst a i c r u b b l n n with cm roversyj, jthej one wkli Timm iny.1
their relief; H e w r i t e s : "Our amull
lie) In Iter I demnnds that the | Leg sin- force
You rim across all Kortie ofj MirprlM8 in the course good sojip and watert dry, and iipply the pug'l-clde,
of brethren are uiinblc to cope
whtttevelrj you liave, I i s e n. mix Sure of carbolic acid, IvcV Inquiry I now oir>fooU uriqovorlnk with the distress which prevail* In
of a buslncMH vf-eefc. For instnijcc, the vice president of
"•tir
imany's
political
sins,
be
cinln
gofi
oim drim, s p i r t s camplior one oinco, menthol wenty
this lenightdd lund ®f cannibals. Many
a big chain store organization w a s telling me a business
grains, and rose^^ water,, erough to n a k c four ounceil This o i over the enllre »tnte, and pa t i c - n a t i v e are. starving.
PIcase^ tend
story. And what do yoii suppose he. boscul I t on? The
uln
ly
the
upsthte
Repiibllcar
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can be daubed over the ljwions fretflyi allowing i t (to dry
a Tevr more mlsstoniries."
MH Tiger bopecl to stall off actio! bjr
jBible.
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'without wiping off.
the State! Legislature, w l Ich has lieen
H e has charge of the company's personnel. I t is a
In 1010 Fred liqrnes', an E n i l i s h
Sunburn is not to be 'sneezed alt—It has been jtccom- call i id-into an extra ResKon v l t h the
job to sort over a hundred young fellows in order to find
actpr,
, befriended , a millionaire of
the one'who will sta,rt at Mmallf wages, work long hours, p s n i e d b y big doses of tbs ultra-vl< let ray—a blesvlng in ain of Increasing the powers of the Yohkcrs, N . Y., during the Zeptjelfn
inqiilsltors.
I
t
looks
as
f
t
h
QoMerndisguisoj;
The
os'de
of
ziac,
a
dran
to
the
ounce
of
rose
and fight his way up to the toR,
raid over .London. Recently the milThe prizes are big, but the'battle is hard, and only water ointment will soothe the ii flamed skin i i time. or'i action 'vouW result,In a^din!j to lionaire clicd, leaving . $426,000 td
the troubles of j Tammany a n ! * prjlKjeep' t a It of the fierce sui i unrtl wel I.
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the toughest survive.
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sal r on Mr. Roosevelt, i re be ling e i - Barn BS ih token of h i s gratitude. N o t
The part of the Bible to which the vice president reFo^ a child s "bustet toe," bniisedL torn and bleed
to bii outdone, in geneloaity, Bajrnes
pectjec by th* politicians. Th« Qc vcJferred w a s th 8 Feeding of the Five Thousand.
Five in^t, S(3k the f Mi inj w< iter i with ^ teaspoonful »f cailt noi-.ii gaining in preeti te nt tloi alty in tiira has given j $100,000 of his
thouUnd tired and hungry people. The Lord said, "Feed bdlic a c d - k > r fiirmalin—to the pint. Make the t^mbefj by t l is j controversy land oisereers legacf to hospitals M honkers,
them1." • rT -,;,. ,
clean. Pheri ap ply t oft c resting of( carbolized or >)ratefli pqi^t uuit that bpih Wilson a n l ' C ev^Spanking c^f words the1 inconbistHis discipli's. Who were practical men, were • aghasti vaselinfe,and. wiap. comfortably.
• j i lan|q, the last two Democratic plresilanguage in
dei ifssl were elected in apite - * ' *the
'We can't do if," they protested. "It would take too
j.
* - eiicieft of the English
matters of tense are ii teresting. i W e
biHei't opposition of Tanfmany.
much money."
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have swim, swam, swttai; w h y ' not
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Others urg«d: "Send them ftway."
N
skim, skam, skum? I f we may say
Finally a l|oy w a s discovered in the crowd with five, *
WHATS N I W ?
speak,! spoken, Bpoken, Why not seek1,
small loaves a nd t w o fishes. Said my friend: "All they;
sonk, soaken? Or if g i t , got gotten,
li"or advertising purposes" and sulb- why {not let,, lot lpttenf And 4f see,
had to work v i t h w a s what that hoy had.
fciimiir
pljing
mu,sic
for-^public
dances,
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**So with >ur company," h^ continued. It's one of
saw seen, why not flee, (flaw, fleeiji?
Loi| Angeles men have mounted o n ' a
the. leaders, y t there isn't a really brilliant man in it.
^bmplete j list of Aew books a d d e d . t o the Public
truck a sound amplifier that can lie
We've all come u p from the ranks. .
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LljprarV''"during Ithe. montt of Augut t :
It is a cjiirious historical fact Ithat
heird four miles.
"We can get money to do anything that we n e ^ ' ; but
the five Presidents ojf the Unjited*
WibJmill ort the Dure—M. E . |Walier.
A new kitchen table includes at ad States who died in bffiqe we're<elected
money tlione H-on't do it.
Dwarfs Bloid-^-Edith Oliver.
jus (able swinging scat, t w o drapers. in 1840, 1880, 1880, 1 $ 0 0 ancl 1920.
"We can get materials and equipment. ',
The| Silver Flute—rL. Larrimor
two towel racks and a receptacle] for a t 2 0 year intervals, Wonder if thi*
"But all'we. really hate to work With is what our
The| iSfiortesjt N i g h t - G. B . Ste^n.
Iwa )te.
peculiar circumstance will cause a n y
rfour thousand boys have. They) are going to decide what
Dee11 >r Evenihg-7-E. L »hrke.
superstitious aspirants j t o aay M | do
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N
e
w
York
engineer
h
a
s
d
e
v
e
l
W
d
this business l i l l be in the years to come."
Twje^ty-five Finest fejdrt StoriclsTfE; j . O'Br^n.
an j instrument that Measures tho not choose to run in, l!940."
Wpen w e had this conversation business w a s booming
The Shiny Night—B. Tunstall.
morements of skysccapeni w h i n structk
nd all big industries were emt Joying more people. Since
Majriaret Y ) r k e ~ k j NdtrlSi
?by high winds, some in ttie city g r a y
This worst play on repord is reporthen We have had a heart-breaking period of unemployingjljuj much a s t w o f e e t
ShfldJDWB on the Rock - W . Catb^r.
ed ftpm an Eastern cits',"where i t i s
ment. : - .
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D a n l e r Calling^-P. W e n t i o r t h
e L o s Angeles tofrentOr c|f a declared that the disgusted audience
Bit, 1 goodI t i m e s or bad tjnies.^he search for. ability
Aj V (hite Bi rd Flyinj —B. S. Akdrich.
b for the use of nakera of n * . begai| leaving soon after the first a c t
goes On. A t yhe bottom of th(? depression the president
Ths^Loving Spirit—DuMaurier.,
tefred l furniture asser:s that ii ep bod j i ratted well under jway. A little
of o n | great industry asked me if I knew where he cojiid
two men to dej> t|he wore o f later t h e * were poiirlng o a t o f tho
The Best Short Stpriss of 1030-E. 'j. O'Blrie*
theater injdrovetf, causing some w a g td
find a[twenty4five-thousand-dsllir man. The president*f
Juvenile—
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shout; "Wonien and children first."
another said #i"We have insfa^rdj a system of compulsory
A
tintecjl
glass
for
atago
lighting
has,
| Wes [ Point Wins—f; # . gtron g.
penMons. W f must make sure that this business wiM
bech
developed that hilngs out the
(The House n Hiddet Lane—A H. Seomap.
n
continue in t i e future to he pnin by young men.'.'
«J»™» 5«l> tints of actors' laces Hhry'A»iKe of PleasiiWville, N[ J „
(is and |he Bucki—M. 'Flacjk.
thought to dp a 32-ye«^old- meie a
I The sise hnd the set-up «f businesses, c h k f t ^ but
wiilwat db much reliance) on maloup. kindniem
and low to be them—< 3 Burgess,
by shooting heh The mare
their message, to youth IM Juat the t a m e :
An autc|matl«3 fire extlhgulsher that Heeirk to have had similar Idea* nljiout
lays—a, L. Fidld.
apiityt all part* of an airplane vhen H^njr and when he apnroached ott hit
"Oome on; with your five Imvea and t w o fishes. All
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It* tempeijkturcj raises to a danger.] olnt errajofl of ijaercy die picked tfai to
we have to gj on h wjwtj youf hoyat have."
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Secrctury of Stat< William J. Strattop was granted i life membership
in ^he State Association, of Supervisor^ County Comn isslo: rs, County
and [Probate Clerks and ounty Audit«
ors 0f Illinois at its [meet g in Sprlngr
field, he having bejn a perviiior for/
four|teen years.
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- Brigadier
Gewral
Jchlngs 3,.
Sband is the title V7 which this pop 1
ul»r state militaiy officer is now
knoWn. H e was wtircd a s property
andj disbursing ofltypr far the federjtl
government on his jtt4th birthday, htjit
re-ajppointed from t h e retired lief jtp
continue service , as act ing assistant
adjutant general. I
j
b held a t the Merchnucl «• M«rt j n
Chlcagio and_ these f i l l be dded to the ;
|)Mma»eot display'In the loon) Bute
Jnuseuni;gaVery. ^ h e mh, itity of tjj(
paintings and seiilpt,ur(> n • th« works'
of. Chicago artists* ;
j
"Mort> Outdoor; Life '( r l)linoi«,"
published by 'the (Heparin nt jof conservatloa, gives l»tcre^(i g jind | n .
stmejtlvfl information uho it fjur-bettr.•
Ing aniihals, fish and b|r », 4n aocount of the fish atid W Imtrhctln
Is well told, and includes
huhitw o(
illuatrjitlons of thej lntjc • l ttaisldg
pheasants and the!j>reecji g of quaij
which ore two of ;Uie rejt 'lit projects
of, t h e »JeJ)ortmenti arc fc von conside m b l e attention. \ Thej moklct «1B«
'tells a- s^reat tlenl about < !li<r upland
game birds a s well as a itiatic-ones,
with special mentKjh,of ,-, ucks, gem,
prairie chickens ehd tui i«',v«. Firfarmingi,bVing onit of th-•newc/rin.''
dustries, the bookftells 01 fur-l>caring
animals j alnd how ]l0 star tho furms;
giving |n8tructioni| for uild'ing the
peris, thardens or jjkeniielli ol the fox,
the niink^muskraijrnbbi and skunk,
with Interesting Rt|«ieA of their habits
and characteristics^ '• In Hrtr^thopub-.
licfttion i s ! written-ln a j »asing jnan- ,
ner and. a copy-should' w in ev.ery
home in i IHinctiS, Dir tor ltalpb^
Bradford, jof the cteparti pnt, willl bev
glad to furnish, Copies i «.m request
Address;hlm at'the> Cup ol Building, |
Springfield.
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Illinois ranked second only to Mich?
igan among the east lorth centra.!
states', according J t o the recent Wiek!ersnam crime ccjmmission report, t in
the total cjost of ptjnal i n d corrective
treatment'in 1928, | spei ding $3,11^,515 r a per capita
exjense of.4Q.9
cents. The report said, however^ that,
figures could not be, taken "as a basfy
for judging the relative efficiency aiid
economy of the penajl ( n d corrective
systems ' of the several- states." "A
low .cfost per inma :c\" : ti said, "mqy
mean an efficient or e -'ej>nomjieal in]-'
stitution, or it may j n e a i a parBimoh'
iously- run, inefficient
institution,
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' ™± ••
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w,hich r makes rather
p a n rehafciii.
Ihterest 'in R^teia'h i-xpprimest,
tates criminals'.""
"The fii'cj-jjear plah," hi > stimulated
tho publication of ja lars number of
P^r capita cost of penal and cqrrec- books about this i'ttuntrj wiUiin the
tijve treatment in l i r g e Jllinois Cjitfed,- past year. Of Special nut tck is.Maroutside of Chicago and Eva'nston, ak shak's 'iSfew Russia's I'I mm,"' writ;jve|n in t h e Wicki srsh^ n crime cpm,- ten fdr the use cAfRust-i il boycj and.
niission report based on 1928 figured, girls, to acouaint 1 them with| the
starts with Rockfard it $2.96-.and "Five-year plan" of coii'-t met ion. This
proceeds downward in this
order!: book has b'ec»n translate* [by George'
Springfield, Oak Park, -Quincy, Au,- S. Counts lit Columbn University
Vj3ra, Peoria, Joliet, Cicei 0, Waukeganj with, the purpose of
plaining to
Berwyn, E a s t St. IKMU'S, Danville, EIL American adults die VHTKIIS] phase* of
gfn; then a t less than $2.00, Alton, t h e , R u s s i a n 'experiment )ther books
Decatur, Maywood, Moline, Belleville,- written o,n Russia's; econo lie.and iwliGfrapite City, Rook Jslai d, and Gales- caj policies arej: Ifoowr Economic*
burg. Galesburg's figure is given for Life of1 Soviet Rusttia"; I indui, "BW'
yjrnr "ending March 31,] 1931, a n d ] Bread"•„'Fischer, ."Sovi.: s in World
Bloomington per chplia
" ' i s not given, 'Attaint'*',' Ilonpeffi . "1'ai Suvietism";;.
Chicago's per capit i cos{ is $6.60 ancj Eddy, " C h a l l e n g e d Rus k";. Whiter
Klvnnston's $4.55. l h | s includes police, •'TH«*« Husslans" j and tlf^y are avail
prosecution, courts, pcntl and corred- able for'Joan freitti the ihrwr^ Kitcuial institution and piobdtiou costs tension 'Division, SprinKf •Jd.
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, w tlie daughter of in iro
p y . U ^ c c d c o nteijs Who^
}ml o(» ^ t e . a notorn !jJLrhtv cltt
Bphemia;!
f « v Valval of mode
pijosecjtiti)
1 Mat* h i . t.h».P«W
io
brings al
BriHiaMt legal, mind,
rafion' of
, h o »lre>t and m c a
the-ihatrli
«H.ntc*« only to arou
the temi»'s"" , u s Nan<-_
,
When a brutal e m p f y e pt the. *
^ c o , , . ^ a 1 fieudijh - Ijot-Aji
MaWlu Nancy's feelidfcs t 0 M : a ff'
S u i s s e young man j b a n i * ft' ^
.-d tbe-riisMing cVentft leiid the
""fc-tlircnigh a s e r i e s M C^rti
W»rtrjinKli«W « ^ e 8
• j ' W V a
ar«| jeve^j
arl d ihrilling suspense
' " i V einliug '» u hui )y )jn!e. . .,
Benin Rubin; in : Tho'-Me*£i
l t o j " » eartoon and i :»wq.i]ev:eW;
•-add'a variety of con* iy;ar^d ifchc
(or the Saturday nigl t |>rogramj.
,K»r SHiieluy, * » t . | 5 ' j abd; >
j )a y fH.II.»wii(g, t b c T - i | t t i M Y of
Cliild^ theatre has seleurccj/foC
Vshovviut! in thin UK-am,
•WWW
l 0 -Tire I'ublit lWfeiijler.11 • : '
other reiimrkabli d; iru«|tprifJutU
that <>f a returned M r hero wlri
been n<f keyed up by « e tcUse'noajk
etcit('i|t''iit ,of bin ,bti tic exiwrif
."thut'Vtvii lifp 1» impc*""' 1 " •"»>• U
. Tlicro arc no more '
. .
oat fitri»t lcgitinuilc4y,J*r lk> orsajt
,8 c'iiim>aign of hi*' >n. igainsl
biwine^ nhysters tin* so< •;ety •s'lv
•ey. int
hsfe'"wh" .wreck, •feun
galFibW' and steal m i l i o n H.'cfliii
inder the prdtectioji o l t l i e lavv.
To do thiH he readmit jlou.ble'i
ieiniak«'s the rouncls if 1i » eKi-itl
" light Hub.H in his nut ra! •M'lf. a.
lidhvyoAuR muni search Ing'i .ifcfrn^it
At nicjUt he; bc-come--.-iijister *
ictWns
get, (lilseending on , b
leav i HI? '•• a en rd rea d ijn ::'Public
feniler"1 to rerfiiHd -the I of their
mat el fates.
With I)ix in this ui iisu's V .*tbrj •
Shtrlex Urcy. Kuth \|esto|n. And'
m'und Brcese.
Tlie Bobby Jones ;otf series,
tinue to grow in in tvst, as t1\e
notjer,- *'
sodes follow one
T)river'" is the Cub]* t <4 -.the 'n
,|
golf lesseui which wil |be *hiWn.-:
"Tlie. Tublic Defende
(\innMly
and ro anerj",.-,,. «lei
misted together, are | te jrine-ipa
gredii'iits of "The Giy, t Lvver."
will l«i at Tiie-.t'atlowl theatre t'lie
ariHi \V<:<tnetcdny night of aexf
Adiilph' Menjou p e>videSs the
tnniK-e, witli his sparkl n^alnd freqj
- " " v ith jflx beiltl
ly tortiil love 'affairs
itirls; while Krnest Ti •ri*njt."»*. m
wards aiul,Ho5»co Ate curry. tflli!
e,onnMl|y hurdeii. •••
Oilier ptay{era of: l>ri)nun< n<narli:
Irene , Dunne <">f "Clmati'on
Hamilton-Jof"Stri^n.. ersj^May
,
«ia
as the youiiR llovvr; i ml .|JaV! urio
"Sojii of India"? witl Uapioh
in the Miirriiig. Vob? i ml li w
i;ant '.\sW\\ IndiWe'n
^arjoiMt^Uwuibijuu, a
f
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Hie wlection of itwen y-eiglit work^ ' Onb-thlrd of th«ii beuns lirodueed in
ojf Illinois artists, valued at $10,000, the United Slates JCOHICM' root.' Mice!Was jnijalde from thjj eshjibition recjen j»!'••>••
rxa
ARE A|L THE CHANCES GONE?
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Me and Toutle H;ad
. We're the firtt uni out ol bed-JMe «nd little Tousle H«d.
She'W alert «nc4 Wppy-eyedAi for me, I'm petrified!
I She it laughing full of play,
Life to her fs verm gay-f
Full of Bunthihe, |>irds and fljwers,
Gay and'gladsttrie kretikrhoi rs.
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LIBRARY MEWS
i SHeXa sprite of glad dJLht,
But he>y]Dad-^oh, what ,pf sigh !
He's as fresh^and clear as mu —
Hc^ar his footateps^gcmtle thu !
She is' }ike,<tbe morning tjevfj
Sparkling 'neath a sky of fclu
RoseyVtinted is [heir cbeel
But her Dad--oh> hear u
cr iak!
•I'
ire the first juhs bdt.lf be< ^
and UtUelMisle Held.
iHear our laughter, jwatcjl us fun—
Gee—we hai« a lot !of ill i!
Eat out breikfast, laugh somtf more, ^»'
RollaminmBon|the;floot:,
Leave ihe bmsleand wa>e go >d-byef—
^hat,^uckf.g]»yaml|
tin. w« iro XrsweuttWtr Uni '«•)
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iftmr 8*«ry Welnesday
ernoon, Q to 0 )'cIock, bad been Invented in Prince.
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Pni»ra in atCatlow
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Star of[ "ThePublicDefender"
,1," u l n c h
Tliur-duy
funii-'lii'd
city "atiiioiLot lolili-r nKht
loi'tropolitaii
(.•llri a -*ti>ry
l i m e d.invd
••it
Coming to The Catlow
Sundilty and Labor Day.
Theatre
..Hns* the newest
••i.,- M a r c h romanI
1
N. ;»n Ansel," to The will come to the Catlow theatre next
week Thursday and Friday.
The picture i s , resplendent
with
the title role, is
backgrounds,
strange
• r of an impover- picturesque
costumes, such
: , lUiitcsH who owns sights find unusual
•..nous uishf club in scenes being faithfully reproduced a s
the stjreets and building of Bombay*
,,.,!,.iii Itohejpnia.
:..iiilii- prosecutor, a IndiuJ with its) quaint and colorful
I. who brings about bazaaijs; the rugged mountain passes
.::. arceratiori of the in which the bandits carry on their
,r.Mi>e the hatred of nefarious' trade; and the jungle scenes
in which the tiger hunt and elephant
N.iii'-y.
-stampfde
take place.
'. ,i,|.l,.y,- of the caba-
•IOWS fAti flftej
" C o a ion-School"
P
.mli-h plot against
.•)inxs~ toward the
RI
ESTATE TRANSFERS
iisitu change to'-love—
. ,. nis lead flhe audiLAKE dOX&i'
. n'.-s. of exciting and
(Ft rmiHhed by the Illinois Title
. :.-. in whic'h action Comp: L^iy—Abstracts of | T i t l e ; Title
;,iisc uru ever prea- Guaranjteed. 2 2 0 .Washington Street,
W a u k w a n , 111., Tel. 4 ) i
., li.ippi* one.
HI "lhe Messenger
Wa l f o h d a - ^ e n t r i i l i T r I Co of litis
ui.l news review will
To C. (jn'rey 1) $ 1 0 ; W hf of S E
'.mwdy' and intcroat . « . ' B I if of E hf of 8 W <K of Sec r
. uiuht. program.
and V' hf of N E (jr of Sec 2&
Sept. r> and I<nl»or
Ela -t-T. Ueis» & wf to J, 1». Hellion
ihc manager <\t 'Rie & wt jt tens W D $ « 0 0 ; H 4:i.M "ft
u.it secured foe early of E fJOl) fr i/f Uyt 7, M c h « i w - I ) W .
I'tirk Hub- Sec 23.
[
i niliiy, Kichard Dlx
Cul tij--C, Bennett & him et; al |to
liiiciiiler." . j
, - I J O . Alh'iiMby Qt.1t) SjttO; t ' t of [MH
ii...nt-.' Irtt hi HH- I and fi. Hlk M Town of ( u l m <nlow
i. i luii-iti'teriniuluh— H n r H i i l o i i ) ,
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W«|ii|!OHtlii™V, I), Kimljiill to \<).
..I unr hern! who IUIM
. ).> I l i e li'llHi'lll'MH u m i \: Sli Ijh Wl)$l»; Lot 10.VtM'llt)lt| I ) .
tigru
lef i t i t h * Merchandise Mart i n
</ • „o ind th- se wilj b* added to the
tn>HB j d i s i l a y i n the 'local state
>m «n|lcrj. T h e majority of tie
i< tint n:ti<| M-uIpture are the workg
JWS
f*
K
< I i( a „ 0 ; ! a r t KtH.
I n
Muff, fiut.l mr Life, for Illlnobi"
) tl» I
te department of coniv.|* Inttroalinjf and In.
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•/tfltr
iijffor nation about fur-bear-
K i l n «1 i.
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("{Mi and bird*. A H tic«h nnd ft»rb hatcherl** <
« II I Id HI) I Itii'tuilcN « iitimtar of
(tl
I «! ri«•
Hi.- Inftpr.i lUlttinK
|!l < > HI (A <t,h(l Hi* breeding <if (juati,
j i
it f
l| II C' iTWil «f the recent pro Unit*
ill
il pir'n'-'it. nrp «iv* n TOIMU|.
11
uii.rjhM. n.
The booklet »1»,,
f
I! 1J Mi;tit 'bn'r about oth*f Upland
t
(If nlMj »« well an rt(|ii/ttlc on««,|-f i.'ijl in'nt ion of duck*, jtfcw,
ii ^tiifkciM and turkey*. FurM 14
( U M m ; <yie of the-new** inS
il u tliic li-*>k tells of fiirj-bearing
I
$k
nil It iw to Htart ( h i fartim,
/I*
IIITUC iotvH for building the
tl 4'IIP or^kennels of the fa*,,
H7MI
.l
tinu ifia rht, rabbit and skunk,
•tii »
nt reft in Tories of their habits
i f <ti
ar i<• <»• ri- ri<s. 1¾ short the pub- •
1
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* I writMn in a pleasing roanft i i| \
i (
iv| y should be in every
ft «1
f « 1* <u\e i i
i
I Hi ois. Director ' Ralph
*< <V
if department,, wilf be
i -*\
im
i r
copies, upon request.
\ i r < li,l
Hie Capitol'Buildirtg/
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II
I il
•x
IJ ii.ssiu *s
experinieBt,
yji-iir plan," has stimulated
M ajioif of a large number o f
is country within the
•i 3 i i s :
V ir
of Special, interest; is Mar\ c i Jfjissia'* Primer," writr
1- «•' u s of Russian boys and,
with the
t
.:u<]'u nr them
of construction. This'
. k _ l * !>»'•• n translated by George
University
( i iifx-' o f Columbia
1 ^Mirijrwe o f explaining to
U >|l
I
riou>< phases of
^ s 11 \ i i mi adults the variouf
Other books
t)
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nil
f|perimflnt
4 Ol
\
onomic'and poliw t i u ittisjijai's ecqnomii
1 | i i i « art>: Hoover, "Economic
: s »vict ftussia"; l l i * d u 3 , "Ked
I ti
1
Fi-.-lii-r, "Soviets in World
u ! I
J.Ioi JHT. • •^'an-Sovietism"';
VfT
» < i
<
halli-ix."
of Ruasia"; White,
L It
• i. !
ft iw-im s" ; and they are ava,ilI i
ir limn from the Library Ei-'
I <r
UuisKin, Springfield.
t I
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4 i ! •<
^1 IK»<»
ih
tl i
t! y d of
I itit tit S t i
the b^aji»_ produced in
tea comes from Midi-
your work fy\ yrjii would be; nt least
prest nttihle."
fIo.fce stot|l i^otihtfiilly fuzing at
By D(|)ROTH*| DOUGLAS
his proffered as
Hi»niy, neec
KNIIV VYNEH rumpled Ms fair slsti' ice hady i nd realizing In her
linlr In vain, No hint of nn heurf lliut sbict he luld made such
InKhliiitloili ^a tne (o ills briln—It n fn title elT »rt to save tho life of
PldYSICIANS AND
a ronplete ,iItn nwer he ni list be n
sou »«d; t( niporurll y drained of all right
tort
ol|
(
BURGEONS
up.
Betide*.
Joyce
I>IO:H and Ire was under contact to
tin) Arj?tia to turn nut another my* hud II (iricerj tittle feelliifi that she
U*? 8tor.v bofore itnothcr Inn had would grow ' o like Henry Vyner—
his i'yea w*e so hi tie nid honest
r
set over his utile window. '
A. (VEICHEL|. M. D.
Henry begun to wish be had and mirthful i
SI e openml he door; H'lder and
I lARItlNOTOf, ILL.
tali en up brick luylng as fa' proHen 'y stepped Inside 1 hur dainty
U's U<»n. 'erhnps It tired tl B nius
ttld flat, liljnci' Inside tley looked
Office iter Pohlman's jtmg Store
clei but wtnlnly there wtiitld he
n't
eich other and hurst ijito laughnone of t nit devastating bn.ln fag
Hours:'
8:00! to 0:00 a. m.
ter. Certainly they presented a
that bese:8 the overworked writer l|unry picture.
'
1:00! to 2 ;00 p. m.
of fiction. And, hot least in con
'V nd now to work," stild Henry,
7:00 to 8.00 p. m.
Hideratlon, there woaid be tie reg> takl ig the (jr rent scissors from her
tihi r weekly chec c %t good y pro- hands, 'tyoki ciln't 'go a iout half
si udays by Appointment ,
portions coming ii to help iiay for shorn any lopg>r. Sit In that chair
ha-ring old suits pressed anijl shab- in a good Ifght ,itnd If yo|u are satTe ., Office and Residence *
by huts r >blo'(|ked
lsflel with1 the bob I give you, yoa.
Barrington 27
!.
Then, j>ut of that fog-boilind in are going tl> sign nl contract to let
[tellect Henry ^ound himself loo*- me ]o it a jvajs. In the meantime
'inj; at a jirl's fate—a face so con- J huve foind an Idea for,a story
tot ted bj the friintie effort she ivhiih I si Jill call 'Barbara Bobs,'
WJ s mnkjng to flijid a| vital spot In and when jf'vt sent It away this
DII. B . P . G R A B E R
her throi t with k pajlr of ghastly afternoon, yoti must meet me and
sliprp scjssors thjat Henry wasn't hav > [dinnef—somewhere."
PHT^ICIAN A N D SURGEON
sure whether or lot she \w,s even
"If you bobl me nicely—I will,"
go*J looting. The face ^ras re-' Joy :e smil |d Sweetly up nt tfenry.
BARRINGTON
fleeted in a small mirror that hung
"Tou will be bobbed more than
in the lijfht of his window for the nlcdy," satd H|enry, and knew that
HOURS
pirpose of ass sting the dai|yi the little jgod of inspiration had
8:30
to
9:30
a. m., 2 to 3 m.
sh i v e .
cone to hn|h In love.
7 to 8:30 p. m.
1
Henry took a 8 tvift survei of the ((9, 1931' McflflUiji Newspaper Syndtcate.l
JI
windows of the lats opposite and
J Sunday 11io 12 noon
WMJ| Service.) I
-yes—tl ere In :he window just
across tie court lie could iee tlie
Moraliy'(Standing
OFFIC, OVER 1ST NATL BANK
glfl in he|r awful effort to [slab herAloraiity:»e6ts upoii a tense of
Telephone Barrington 23 i
sejlf, successfully wlth those! rour- obi) sation] lland obligutiori lias no
d* rous Scissors,
jinerning: ejsceiit; risi implying a diWould he be lilt time?
villi! command,' without which it
Henry sprintec!
thlf
woi id cease to! be.-|—A. J. Rroude.
>or
di shed to tie apartment dob:
DR. )LGA ALCOn WILHELM
mound tie come r, flung himself up
Biiriejd T r e a t u r e s
tlie four "'•-'•^
njight^ of stairs tint must
PHI SICIAN Al<b SURGEON
Good resolutions: are about the
lend hini io tli e dtior of tl e girl's
on)
i
burie
Si ectaUzinf In! Diseases of
flit and hi a 'bnmthless panic lest
trsasures a man htts.—
Gnlcajo News
hi: be tiilo late tfo save the life of
Women an! Children
t i n t p o b 1 girl; r4ng the bel wjthj a
It ud pet
,... : : HOI RS
H e bfciatlied a slglVof re
Jusinesl Notices ,Bring Results
TuesifaM, Thursdi y and: Saturday
within fl i0 ,apart nent he Ii.et rdffoht2:30'to 4 30 p. m. I
slops fi{]|ij
tmililtig the door. Arid
If,- l|lei>ri,'8 now vivid Imnphatlpn
Tjlephono Burrlngton 525
•|n>. fnnclwi tlio footsteps
up if tno./jirli'l - ,vere' tAtei'ttnln
191)1 Pajli Ave,, sboVe Petrles* Sfarket
fi wliofhpr she would HUH
J1D OR TABLETS
siininmnijtur c*i HJtjuo" 'hoi
ftellnvM » jHm4afili« or Neuralgia hi
it liuilloii to. <>ii(l( II
" it "
Honry lli'iH'Ptl lijniHol/. J.|iol gjlrl
litbt. hi Iter foviTi'tl, iui|«thiii|{
nti'.jif'itijiml II I'liipl to bury those
KhiibWN Neci^tid Huh,' Hut an. I-. CuK ir\V."' M.
• "'
KrMIN t . W it t«i i>. i».
iiii|inM>tlbli,' for him, Niiule
Mlll'H lli illlN OW n It'Hh by uilxtiiko.
ShO UjM-IH'lL
in.He wiiM.'fitid he tjnin See II iVI* $10; r,ot 10. Ki'l 4<y.(ir«|vji!i
the door and 4 stood
til liw luipei'hus
• . i i f t y . - K i * h i i or«niili«('f*
C n h t — I ) . V, Nii«le to Mi.H. Hvans
I
>or->rltmr. C 'I'liilnly
NID looted
•im own HjtuUrxt th« W D $101 Lot i«V Kolsey drove,.
Mtrituwlttf.- finfl she . still clufel ud
, - - . - ,1
umi society nwlnd-; Sec lli,
Culm—W, M. EviitJs & wf to- It, I I I ! MflfWli •a In I er-Vljtlil liiiitil whllie
liunks,' prey oii tliei
•nl millions seemingly 1», Ni*le IM'H $10; l»t of Lot S3;-] w fttl tlji> other HIIO i'ntloitvo^!d;tb
Couniyf ('I't-lt's IWv;, Sw'..'«».
nun i f the law.
' • • ' Culiii—•!». ('..Ninth', to M. S. E v a n s I' '"'' hlicic the half jit»adl'«f.-l<|ng
iIr that liunu ii'i'oMs'-hor shoulder.
i leads a double life; W D $ 1 0 ^ I't of Lot 2;«, "County
"Whin; Is 111 Is I lie huiiie on^Ire
Minds of his exclusive! Clerks 'Dlw, Sec 3«.
,
ijtlr sonic hln«?" she swiftly Inquired
us natural self, n rich:
F n n i o i i t — B . ' . H i Millar.
M a s , in OF the triinhled looking yoJiig man
seit r< ih i'ng i ii/inrina t ion. Chan to H. 1». Brainerd D $24,700.15: i | h«r ddnr.
11. •onies a >"iuifliter aven- K hf o|f XK qr of Soc 15.
"NoHei—not ilng like that.i-ji
F n ihont—B. H. Miller, Mas iq pimply thiiught you were frying tj»
nitf on his victims and
i r d reading: "Public De- (^han to <>; X. Harding D $24,700.15;
i o uwai with ryourself w th thbsjs
ind them of their ulti- Wfbi of X E qr-of Sec 15.
L'lssorsj ,1 sawyou from my wln>
Wt ticonda-sL S. H a a s & wf to P .
ow mnkiiig subh frantic efforts tj»
na yoiir, Jugul ir vein or whatever
this unusual.story are liochin'an & wf jt ren»WT> $ 1 0 ; Lot
ein ft Is that runs jthrc Ugh ihe
liuth Wes'tonj and E # - 7, BLt 4, Mylith Park Sub. Sec 28.
iFromont—M. Baum to J. j Batz &
ave you.' Henry stood razing at
he girl!who now, with her face set
mes golf series coi i- wf D $ 1 ; A tract of land in1 Sec 3 2 .
pto normjal lines; gave hint a great
Cu »a—S. K. Schiff to H. G . Zander
5n interest a s the epinse of pleasure;
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"The & wf jt tens «ICD $ 1 0 ; X W qr of X E
"Me4tl5at'8 the very list thing
subject of tlie ninth qr of >N hf of SWl qr of N E qr of
the WoWd Til think of iolngl It's
Sec 14.
i-i''•:.|•h will be phown with
pretty ;olly eld'world tt he a Ive
Cubty—.1.
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and kick! ag in, I think." : "hen! she
1 romance. ! cleverly Wine^tir Wt>t $ 1 0 ; A triiet of land Uurst lnt> laujhter so m?rry that
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are the principal in-' in S»«f 3«.
j^enry was for<;ed^ to Join her.
Cuifa—L. B. Martin to A. H. Stew.•'• Croat I^ovflr." which
"Then why the awfi 1 efforts
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'MIIOW^ theatre. Tuesday art «'|wf jt tens W D $ 1 0
vlth those?" h j ihdiftited jrhe-EclsS\V
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tors.
Eli-;—E. linger &' wf to J. Scheuer.""uT liravideoj the ., roShe stopped laughing long enough
-parkling and frequent- maiiiifA w f jt tens• W l i $1Q; P t of
:o anSivtr film.' "I wa i tiierely
lobbli)!! ny lul.r, or rati er trying
I'.nr* with sijj beautiful X W qr 6f N E qr of See 2 3 . ,
Fr -^nont—R. F., Rouse & J. A. Mel- to, ant 1 hnvf made pretty much
. -r 'l'orn-ncei Cliff Kd1
> At.s carry' the main ley tc R. R. Rouse & wfi jt tens- D $10 ; of a npss of 1—I've bee i hacking
Lot r|l. 7 2 ; 7 3 and 74, Cardinal Ter- away* tlrying to seb the hi ek of} my
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head'for near y jhn-l.f an houri I
- of prominence arc race, Sec 251
Ffijmont—It.
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Mel- loath j;oing to halrdresscrs^-thup
• •f "Ciruarron" ; , Neil
's^ungers May Kiss" ley t ^ Q . H . Rouse & wf jt itens $ 1 0 ; the reason I'yo put up vith ong
Lot.s 75. 78. 3 2 4 and 325, Cardinal hair wiltn nearly the en ire world
r: and Haelanova.
is bobbed." *
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Iifee. Sec 25.
«iih Uninon Novnrro
ll^nr.v cazed jit the hair In quesFi(«fmont—L. Meyer et al to C
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1!17 Conway ijluiidlny.,
Ill West Washington Street
CHICAGO. ILL.
- Tel., Itiiutlolpk 0350 '
lloward P. Castle;
Saturday Evenings
First State Bank, 7 to 8
Tel., Barjrlngtou 502
REAL. ESTATE
Tel. Harrington 2
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Suile 1703
10» West Monroe Street
CHICAGO
Landscaping, Roads, Driv«£ Swimming Pools, 13jams^ Laira,
Tennis Courts, Bowljng Qretbs
Telephone Central 0631
Also Palatine 240
ARTHUR J .
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1 i Dust and Dtp Rot ;'• '
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Pbone| I)«s Plalnes ,323^
We stop pose leak* Sitotittji yonr|
window or floor frames perrofcSentJy.l
Coit surnrWiigly loW|/.A p e p l Olf
phono'cull Willi bring,« reprcs* utatlfsj
wiih no ohiisiitlon.to jvhu.
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Itewuni It. BrintUnger
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10S W. Adams' St.
CHICAGO I
telephone, Franklin 2788
FJIftEDERICK P. ^TURTZ
Barrington, Phone 32-J
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J b H N E. HEINRICH
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Laxative
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801, E. Main St.
Phone Barrington 4i
B uTlmton udaen-BMai Bid*.
Specializ nis in Local and Lonj
Distance Household
Removals I
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Every n^ofessiona/; and |t#siness
man in,,jBa4Tingtoh shouU have
hist inanM, add;1 " ' ^-^-^--inamher,\andl)>hoiLr -, „ r
In this d i r e c t . It 1» print*d
every week1 and mjalled
every home In,
Other dlivcjtories maybe %t, but
-this d l r w M 1» renewed every
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208 *V. Washingtm St>, Room 1401
Telephone Irankllu 0122
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OPTOMETRIST
OITICIAN
IIPINAL MA rtPljrLATION
SPIBNTIFIC,
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Phone Barrington 3)1-J
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PHARMACISTS
Phoi
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CARY, ILLINOIS
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Erp urt work on all rep fodudng pi 1:
548
or send a card direct
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H|»n FtirnudUng Co.
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Piano j Tuning
Repairing
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WDJL L I K P
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327 West Lake Street
elephone Barrington 534-J
E. A WELL
ENUINE Bayer A^Am, ihe
d doctors prescribe tod mOuVins
users jht ve proven safe {or Jrnm
at thirtf yeJtrs, can easily be
ntified 1 ry the name Bayer fadi
the word g enuine, as above.
Cenujoe Bayer Aspirin is safe s^id
•nreraJwa^ the same. I t has the
tUK)ufltniea endorsement of pb;ni(U d idrugguts everywhere. It
iress the heart No ham ful
•fter-effectji follow its use.
Bayer A rpirin is the universal ap&
dote for pams of a 1 kinds.
Hodaches
} Neuritis
lds| 1 - I j Neuralgia
Lumbago
eujnatisni 'Tobthacbe
teide^ktfco^BaW
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DF. w,ILLIAM SANDELf.
iiJB':30 0 8:^0 p. k .
Other Hows i|nd Sundays
il: by i.ppolntmenl
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Uf STICK OF THE PEACE
(C^ok County)
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9 a. m. to 5 p. |m. and 7 to 9 p.
2/na/ia T/UA.
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is always SAFE
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SERVICE, INC
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IP PEPSIN
GOLD STAR MOTOR
Telephone, Barrington 650-J
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MsiSuinmlt Street
DENTAL, SURGEON
Pciflons alsorbed Into the sys
fnm souring waste in the bovfels,
ca jse that dull, headachy, sluggish,
biious condiion; coa|t the tongue;
fo il the breaih; Sap energy, strength
Successor to
and inerve-fxree. A Jittle of Dr.
¢1 Id well's |S;rrup Pepsin will clear
DR. E. V - OLGOTT
up trouble li ke that, Jgently, haxto,- Phone Barringtoh 77' 115 E. Main
Idslf, in a tuny. Tbb difler^nee it
wi 11 make ijn Vour feelings over nighl
wi 11 prove Its merit feyoui
Dr. Caldw ill studied constipatloi
fe) • over fdrty -seven y^arsJ This lon( >
ex periente ien abled him to make hi,
pi escriptidn j ust what men, women,
ol 1 people iw icbildbn need to makt i
tlb eir bowels help j themselves. Iti i
Office in Po*unan! Building
nr tural, mild, thorough action an< I
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iti pleasant taste ciommend it i>
Barrlr
e\ eryone.jh it's why "Dr.| Caldwell'I
S3 -rup Pepfiir," as it. is called, is th >•
m osi popular! laxative drugstores selU HOI RS 9:"ti !t2>./of.
1 to 5 p|;- m,
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ATTORNE1 AT LAW
iWr isivery gsy*—
iktfshine, bir hrand flower*,
gJadsornc ai|e her:' hours.
jjWe.^tHie first u«is c u t of bt$,
jiMe'-.jritJllittleJTbusle Head.
il I ^a:,:6Ju|^ laughter, v a t c h u s r u n - *
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Jie> a ibritef of glad delight,.
;B it, h«c Dad—oh s wilat a sight I
IHje's A f r e s h 'and clear as mud—
| y p a | jhlff footsteps' gpntle thud!
il|lpe:i^Ji!ie the.morning d e w ; '••
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thed i s her <heek,
!;But hfer IJajd—oh; he ir h i m creak!
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n HudNon-Esiiex Wdg.
»01 E. Main St.
Dan I
'We' .r«JH'im first uns OTIt of b«d^:&ie
little Tousle Head.
<*t and happjlreyed—
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2 to II pirn
I 7 to 8 p «n,
iiui|(lftyB bji, Atipohitment
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s1 f o rT|I|, Tto petrified f
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mgj, full >f plajr,
CASTL E,OSBORN &WEIS9
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>R. F . PL F A N N I N G
'••::. D]fflNTiisit|-
Wej|and Tousle Head
LAWYERS
DR. D . P. •ROOK!
PitritfOfAN AND 8UB0R0N
for Baby'i Cold
ADoctot's
Charles S1 Kinntion-*
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80 mlnutof) eneeh* a Cold the first
4m aud ehpeUf AfolAt'ln In throe day*
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t r o u p adini'-i-i^n
V r n l y y niifht Sn
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Fou}id a Title fdr
His S ;ory'
atncjsiJT
<ioTffi tTOTf' cTicTpny—
t jiffvje a hunch I could Improve on
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Harrington Local
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icense in
Can Trisedt Anj[l
No
Vesl; of Thw^es
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Parke- and
daughter, Patricia, left Mffnday for
a 10 days' visit, with relativ ejj a t
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Franklin, Henry and Miss* ] cene
nVfnue,
Jiipofjsky, 2 0 . V W , Lincoln
have Jretumcd from ;a two we.el .raCity- and
tlantic
cation spe: nt n't Atlantic
p by
Long Island. The trip &na
motor
Broiheni Flound in Cottage
fleai|; Wiuconda; B<»t*j
Plead Guilty
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Eu{;ciii> and ,1'iiin Kincaid, 7 1(4 E.
Main street, enjoyed lust -week i t the
home of Mr. and Mm, Donald j r o f f
in Hammond, . Ind.
infant
Mre. W r i g h t Cat low and
daughter, Betty Anne, left tin Burrfngt^n hospital Sunday and
the <iJ!atlow home, 038 JVospecjt) avenue.
Mr. and Mr». A. L. Roberts* :) and
Kueat, Mr». A. J. Redmond of Oak
Park! and Mr. and
Mrs.
^nrren
Meieif, 110 Coolidge. avenue, returned
Wednesday from a four days', auto
trip bf 1.340 milen.
They
visited
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochesttr, and
Duluth in Minnesota-'.and Wausqu
the. l^ells, and Milwaukee in Ty seonsln
George H . H u r d , B os e n sales
man with only a high school education, c l a i m s t o s o l v e pu^rl e s t h a t
have baffled mathematic ans 2,500
years.
Sunday Crow
Evan
Camp Totals
Continued from pat ;e
Mm. Grace Cannon and son, W i l liam, Mrs. Anna Otis, Mrs. i i . N . 0.,. preached in thd mornip g nnd Rev,
W a l t e r and Miss Anita EnglsBman, F. F, Jordan, in the aftei njion. Thjall o ' Barrington motored to paven- Sunday school, Sunday
afternoon,
port, la., Sunday.
was attended by 055 persorsj An offer
M t . and Mrs. Dudley Carnichael ing of $102 was taken* up. All regu-
1.¾
EW, ^im^G^N/ttjtoo^ ^fpua^^lst^
nesjt,
fittcjd.. Hid
burglar
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the : two cSnfjMsodefluiifped,
am
thiev s who stripped ^n anton obile at
Gree nwood, w •re repbrted lo -ated in
a cottage on P Kldock lake, fcei ir W a u
finding
i shereojid i, Thirrs lay,
iff's* search ' w hieh stiirtwl \fitb the
finding of a li tie n o t e b o o k
Frjuik and tyill Berilow are (the men
They were arr sted, fbllpwing the dis>
eoii'i'y, on a harge, Jof stealing auto
raiiator cups,/ and
tire's batter lei
other nutomob le accessories f rom the
Will Schmidt I arm nt Greenwvod, M<?
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Henry bounty
T i e two mi? n, who are 'brothers .25
and-'27 years :>f age, confessel to the
robbery [after being questioned by
Dept tyJNhcriff Lester Edinger Deputy
Sheriff Harold Reese, and 1 Sht riff t e s
ter 'Tiffany bf Lake $punty.
)nly Clew
T l ic small wte book wa* khe only
clew which l e i to tho men's letection
as the thieves who had committed the
Grc< nwood rt bbeiv, which i m s perpetrited Aug1 ist. 20, The book had
been dropped lienr'thj' Schmidt garage
In it wa 3 a fish
and children have moVed rfron 208 lar church services were W(>1 attended. by one of the men.
W . Lake street into their-new. home
One of the features of the camp w a s ing license isjisued to Frank Beelow.
at 55W Division street.
Edinjer
and
a combined band made U^ from foui" f)n Thursday- Sheriff
Sunday (school orchestras tnd directed D e p i t y Reese went t<j- Wauc< nda and
in eoiiperatio n with Sheriff Tiffany
Eart Grabenkort, son of ,M rl and by j Lloyd
Ritzenthaler >f
Pr
-Mrs. Fred Grabenkort, 137 j W J Lin- View..
j.
• ' i • routded u^ tl e two bandits. At first
l|ut later
coin avenue', is confined t o hiip hohie
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>\ both denied the. r.obbery,
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with scarlet feverT' '
. The board of directors vats enlarge!
T i e cottlaje where the two hoys
from seven'to eleven. Thf aim of the
Miss J e a n Herren arrived. ir< B a r
were staying diijelosed the I a c t . that
board is to bring'additional churehe's
rington 'Tuesday from jNezpertet, Idather> may ha"e been other "jibs" perinto the group. Eight h indred votho.
She will be a guest at the homes
formed by o i e or- :h.e otiie - of the
ing persons attended the special meetof Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Herrpjn, a«d
brot iers. D j namite, tools ol vario»ii|
ing of share holders. Several imporM r . and Mrs. John Heinricii' until
descriptions J nd i n jjenerai i regular
tant improvements to the camp were
•chool opens.
Miss Herren ' is to
nest for a gang of tpieVes was fdiind
•voted. \ Among them was t new fence
ieacli at the White school, nj>^th of
im tjbe cottage.
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on the park along Hillside avenue.
Barrington.
Were Using Loot
This year's camp meeting will; go
down as one of the b e s t l n its 58 years
Bbtli boys ivere taken to Wfoodstbek
Mt. and Mrs. H . P. Casi.fe andi of history. A jpyful incidont oceurrei
and placed, ii the cojunty jaiji prepay
daughters,,' Grace and Carolinje, at- during t h e Sunday service when Rev.
atorpr to heai]ing,
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tended the funeral " of Mrs. Oastle's J. G. Schwab, district, surenntendeii:,'
"Oil one of the cars owtned by one
sister, Mrs. Thomas M. Dunijam, in announced to the. ,eongr<gation that
of t l e brothe rs was found one-of the
Auriiru Monday.
Fred Frye of Barrington *«'as eelebraj- tires! and a battery; stolen 'rom the
—t
|ing his 8fith'birthday. A: ter suitable
On j another car was
1mm
Mj-s. Edwin Plaflge, L'OO' \t. Rus- words' spoken by ,the (hi ifman, Mr. fouijd the ptl.e.r.-'titte) and bat ery, a-nd
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sell street, who hap been a patient Frye responded in well cliqsen word; also a rear niirror, '
at ^Ae Augustana hospital in Chicago tnnoiincing that he had intended all
for several weeks returned' to her home of the 58 camp .meetings >n the' 1( cal
P a p e r f a s K e p t Grow :h
Friday.
grounds.
lilt t h e Un Ited S t a t e s the history
»l|s. A. WeieheU. 106 W. Lake
of i>ni«»r is J lie-history of t le, counstrew, returned home Tuesday from
When the Revolution iiry w a r
try
" enough
ere wits "hardly
the 'SherMan hospital, Klein, where
she has Ueyji a' patient for some time.
paper av all! ble to Iwiid the guns, of
t h e soldiers or iipoiil wlii'cli to write j
Word has • been , received tif the
the orders » f.their, odieers. There |
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wuA virtiiall y„ no pauper
Beriosis "ilJness of Rev. J. Hoe nor |it
hmyever, tl
Use lijul .increased to
Peotjine. III. Mr. f|i>erner wii*. a.-fur
alx ut one pound per eaijiitii per
mer jpnMor at the Salem Kvajnlgelicol
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It h id £ro\vn to o\ e r elRlit
yen
churi'li.
T h e f vll war
pounds .In 18¾).
pre itly nccolerated . • COIVH lmption,
My. and Mrs. Willard WiitHdn itfid
reiicl exl 5i5 poufids ip .ISO!I.
\vti(
Continued from Ipng'e 1
family of Grove avenue, have returnIn 800 It'.viis 57 iiioumls; lit-111215,
ed tt>, Itjirrmjjtwn after (•pending the
! g r a d e Illinois State .Vol tjrtil uiiiL*e|r< 150 pouiulH', tintl tdijluy the.i^oi'de-of
numii.nr at McComh.
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n their < wn weight In i 11per. '
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Winn,
Grienfield,
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Hill
K v e l y i ) l ' o i l l r e lias I;iov'e(| from
I s'ixtjh . grmle.
( o w a . S l a K 1 Tcacjiers
street tii Il>7 'IIOIIKII s u e
college, Cedar Falls.,
I Misx I'eni Nichols, Ced.if Kit 11«, li|V
itid Mii, Kiivmiiud I'trnm d t ' i i n d ,
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*o'Ilraudt of U n r r i n g U and ^ ""' «™''" „ „
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Mitts M.. Annette Sliei'l, IlospeVs
over, the Bliicklinwk trail Smiilhy and
la.j seventh
gnide^
Iowa i^ityirr
rPturn.cd by way of IMuviin |i^«e mn'l
Teiicberscollege, Cednr Fulls.
Iiake (ietirva.
\Villnrd Watson. Barri igton. etjthtli
grade.
Wiwtern Illinois State TeiujhMrs.
h. [p.- .fueol, of iWrtland
M a i i e . w II be n ' guest Toi'Msi'vcritl | eis;college, MaComb,
.Miss Esther Stroiiss, Walnut, mjusie
weel;.s, of lier IIIU'IH, . p. !(.'Ivtnibcr'lcyBiis|li conwi vatbi'Vi Chi
at l i s ho|iH< near Honey hike."" Mr*. I supervisor.
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for Opening ot
lool^Wednes
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Death on August 2
Piahi Tuner Well Knowh
m Barrington Repoi ted
T
Walter W . Andrews, 243 rf mry
street, Elj [in, piano tun|ei well *kn|own
in Barripgton, passed riw'ay a t
SI erman hospital Augi s\ 2 1 , aft
week's, illhess. Death wis cahs»l by
uremic poisoning
Funeral Services wefe held at the
Nbrris cnapel.- August 2 l and b irial
wiis in Bhiff Cit.V^t-emetefry.
(^roup Works Out ^lan
for Nursery ^cftool
Mrs, Ef^bert Speneor jf Algor qum
tdwnshlpj | entertained a group of
wsmen at tea Tuesday af ternooln '• at
which plnhs were made for a nursery
school to be Mid ot the pome oi Mrs.
S i m n e r A. Mead of Algpnq'uin: t p w ^
si ip,
The sciiooll will open the first Hond' ly iu ^ctoher for children fif preThe following PC sons
school a i e
in et t<> m, tke plans fiir t h f school year
- " r Mrs/
• 'illdeh
Xrti. Sui tiner A. Mend.
Gieske. Sirs. Robert Ililtwn, Mrs Sam
Boss, Mis. Potter Sm til, M m Randolph Payson. Mrs,. F. W. Lintlborg,
iV rsi. Schliyler Thurber ijnd, Mrs. Mai
ciilin Shi oyer.
• Severa others, inUrl'sted In the
to attend t i c
proejet ivere unable to
iieet ing,
Ifederal Aid Sought for
Fox River Iiiriprovenjieht
Improvement of Fox .Kiver 1« Lake
and Melienry counties ;by the f< deral
K')vefi|m«;nt was bopsted) another step
when Congressman Adojph J. S i b a t h
spoke at a meeting ofj the N mdai.lgowquin Fox \ River Improviment
npsocihtion at bary Sunday,
I
Sahatl outlified the plan and jrged
t ic 200 membPi-!'' present to (onf;er
v i t h ]Co lgress^nan Frank R. R<id of
Aurora and ut"ge him to introdiee a
bill at the neaft congreissional s issibnasking t i e feitetial government to apiropriat^ funds to be. upeil in n-uking
the river navigablej
He st Busy
T h e ireasuTeJr of the lindl.es) Aid
ibciety of. n jGreensbnrg c l u t c h
made
t deposit for h^r organisation Iti a . Greenabdrg bnnl: ret e n t l y . At the deposit wfndoy s h e
i p o k e t|f the (eller, whom s h e l n e
T h e lepoeit w a s - a j conside ralMe
6ne tot a. chur|?h organization and
us s h e passed In the money sjhe
?illd: "Here's the aid • m o n e y " ,
. T h e I aller nnderstoojd her to say,
H e r e ' s the j. e g g mrmey."
(Tljen
^ame t h e bfjnk.
Well, It looks a s though t h e
i l d h e r s haye been aying p r e t f t
,rood hiiely," w a s hi! coniment.th d i a n a p o l i s News.
G u e s t * B r o u g h t Coffins
j A custom of the .MW.!iile,iiges w a s
'eferred to at ii iutrtyito initial t^a ot;
^orwjichl (England') .GK'nt h o s i l t a l ,
hospital f o r a g e d meji jand wi
iV'luth the fi)||niiteK were IKIII
••ears njfo,' eilch liad t(| bringj i
In.
It w a s 'found, ljowever,
lie eoflin wijs used 'itSi a .-cupl
h the (Mtbides, and. l i l i c n w n e of
he old people died t. i6 coffin was
'•orn vtt.it. Nnwiidii.vs Instead of a
oflln, WK'II nian fintV woman. ulies
h 41 to iiroilde a'.sh.'ond,
Cla
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Advertiseme
Juc<b. is ji griiiiddnugbter of [the hi(e
A. V. II. Kimberley.
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Miss Helei, Geddis, .'!13 K. I.iiwj.dn
aVerue, who bus been seriously ill' at
her home is so much improved that
-Khe is able tij. sit n\i for a tiine ea'-h
day,
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Arthur Neuenfeldt,
715 S.
Nor|h\vest highway and Mrst Curtis
J a h i k e . 'SM. E. LibeYty street, ret u r n >d n m r s d a y from an enjoyable
trip !to the state fair at Sprin'field,
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M and Mrs. E:!.T. Langendorf and
Mr. and MM. Noel S.tayner of Bar
ring on spent the
week-end at the
stat« Legion convention in Pqoria
Ri ibert Poser of Columbus, W'is., is
s p e n l i n g several days", with
Ray
Wic iman, 31,1 Grove avenue., -The
boys played basketball together a]t the
U n o ersity of Wisconsin last year.
J a m 's Kepefsky. "a classmate 0f. Ray,
i s also a'guest at the Wichman home,
M p. and Mrs. Leslie B. Paddock,
525 E. Hillside avenue, Mrs*. H. L.
Jon<s and daughter, Odessa Belle, 203
S. Eundee avenue. 'George'M. Wagner
and Miss Ida Seegert, 207 j Dundee
avenue^ nttended the funeral! of Miss
Seeriert's sister, Jlrs. Henry G. William? in Chicago Friday afte)rfioon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. ,1. Miller returned
to Harrington Saturday from a t w o
f f « ' l « ' p r i p through Northern Wisconsin, Northern Minnesota and parts
of Ibwa. Miwlison, Ashiiuid, S jpenor,
. I h i l r t h . Virginia and Ilibbii g ! were
ami ng -the interesting cithis which
they visited.
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Mr. and Mrs. W, N. Landuer and
Bon; Donald. 213 W. I .incoln avenue,
and Miss Mario Peeken of.Ci liforn'in
motored to Oilman Sunday.!" Clifford
LnnJwo.r who has been viwitiltc in Gil
marif for several weeks retuhi fd with
his wrents and Miss Pt>ek(>n!r?iiinined
nnin
in < Jilmnn for a visit with! Idlatives
ther
Mr. and Mrs. GeorgaL-Hnjns, 2 0 3
Nor h avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hager. 42W June terrace, motored to
Stat red, ftock Sunday. They return
iver the Black Iluwk tr^il anil
The^ Bring Res tilts
I'llgO.
Miss Althea Cliristensbii, Rubicon,
Wi«., commercial. I'nivcisity of iViscoitsin, Madison.
Mb-s.
Flolrenc e Cannon,
Spn rta.
...
icb.,
mathematics
V niverhity of
yf ichigari. Aim Arlxir.
Miss Ksther McKerehei Manly, In.,
foreign languages. Cniver|s.ity of Ivwa,
Iowa City.
Mrs. Helen Riggs S c h i t t , Bari[iiigton, mathematics and p h thin. Northern Illinois ^ a t e Tea<|h
ers college, D e K a l b .
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T. C. Hosford. H a m i l o n , histoif;
J v n o x college, Galesburg
of.Chi(jago.
PJujl E. Clark, Barrihijto'n, scienjee
nnd coach. Knox cflllege, Galesbui'g.
jMiss Ethel Schwab," Archer, Neb.,
English and^auhlic spealing. Nor'th
Central college.^JJapervittj.r
M i s s Annabel VsLeonhs rdl, B e t r d s
tow;ri, English. 'Northwestern unjyer
sity, Evan^ton.
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Mrs:
Ruth Dedn, Cijy>t§l Lake,
home eeoi|omics, ibwa S t a t e N $ l ege
x
Anies.^ . .
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L e c . T . Smiley, Barring(jon, ma^iuat
tj-aining, Iowa State colli fefe' Am^s'.
Miss Agnes L. Welch, parrington
librarian, study hall supi ryisor,
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adviMur.
Northern
Jll i,ois
State
Teachers college, DeKalb Unive: 'sity
of Chicago.
6 Injured in Autom<)i)ile
Crash Near Lgjj e Zurich
Six pi-rsons were injur jd.tjwo, seriously,, Thursday night wl ;n theii automobile plui.ged. down i|n " empanknieiit nnd ov -rturned • on Rand road
near Lake Ztiiich. "Tw car was
wrecked,
Mrs, Beatrice Ivy, 38, tit Stnnjford,
Texas, \j-as the most seliously Inirt,
suffering a 'crushed pelybf bone. She
will remain' in the Cond 11 Memorial
hospital for two monthtj Dr.' J A.
RI'ISH of. W-aiKlomln,' atte Mling pliysician,'siii||.
.Mrs. Jtilla Mnhoney, 5$, of Chicago,
wife,of Jiimea' Mnhoney, drivcr, HUB^
taitied three frnetured ril »| and 1 titer'
mil injuriesi Her httbtn til. wan »eriousliv cut..
,
Others in the car who wre. tiUjjihtly
injured were Ruby P h o e i i x of Stan
'lord, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Smith of Chicago,
Telephone!
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KENT
light
houlsefkeeping
FURNISHEP
Mra.j A . E .
apartment for rent.
Keeler, 400 B .Rmssell strejptj. T»l. f
Barrington 2 ro-R.
anS sjiould be bbu^tii before school
order lio en abfe the jfacult| tb start s^hlb
firlst
Re^d ast week's Barrington ::RjiyKw. for
fu rtbir par ;ieulars.
Rate:
10c a Line
inimum, 50c
Minb
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OR S A I E
DORNEK) l}OT Urt sale? qsxsoo.
Across the street fitom. the limits
>f Barrinlgton.
Wa ter and
light
ivailable.
A "bargninj J. K ti linen,
?ari'ington, rll
TH^EB |RpOM
K I T C H E N E T T E iJIRL'8 M E A D B I C H C L E f o - sale,
Nearly nev
Price « 1 0 . Mri|, Jack
alpartnielnt for rent nbove Pejerless
Ma -ket. H e it and water : urnished, Wel<fh, Tel. 3arringto|i 284-J.
Inquire at I eerless Market or Tel ,
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WA~NTE
Bai rington 7' )1,
TUjO OR T H R E E t ROOM fuijnished
or unfurniihed apartment w a n te*l
FII^E ROOM F X A T and gjarage for o ri»nt. P r i U t e bath Tel. B irring1
nt at 12 W. Station 8 reet. $25 on 201-R.
per month, Inquire of M i s. J. A.
E X P E R I E N C E D P R I V A T E chaufKit son, 235 W. Lincoln a rcnue or
feur or gardener w a n t s [ s t e a l y poBarrrngtbn
297-W.
Tel
uition, References fpriisbed. Chatles
street,
F O U R ROOM U P P E R F L A T for Raymond, 217 N . Riilroad
O
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p
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Lake
111'.
36-2
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Stov
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heat.
Garage
r?n,t.
25 per
month. .Call at 423 W . Main, street.
tf
SVAKTED: Everycne .to trjy the
J E L L | E S niade by the B A R t I N G
T \ \ { 0 S L E E P I N G HOOMS for rent, T O N F R U I T K I T C H E N . F< r sale
all at 40> 8J Cook street or Teh liy R O S S B A K E R Y
Barrington 4 8 - R
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MISCELLANlJOUf
F T R N I S H E > rtR r N F T R N I S H E p TO W H O M I T MAlil CONClERN.
Any one Claiming thj t the E la Tea
f m r room lionse
with • sath and
w m nekt Lhke Zurich on Rente 2 2
hrc ikfast no«|>k forwent. Garage. Tel
as' been j operating a s a road house
Biifrington 435.
fill be prosecuted to th > fullest extent
F I R N I S H E D COTTAGE for rent, >i the law. CSara j . Jacobs, I r o p .
Inquire | at 311 E . Main street o NOTICE *
,cnl Bnrringt on 468.
',
The Long Grove Cider Mill Will be
FI'KE ROOJI' H O U S E for rertt, f m - »pen for business eyerj Tuesday and
Saturday starting Aug. 11. Reduced
nished. $45,
I l a s sun jlorch and rates of l c on1 cider tani 3 c , o n francs.
double garaf e. Call at 6 1 . S, Coolt Barrels and M R S for sale. J, H
strBetj
Eissler, Tel, Libertyvil^e G67-Jfl-l.|
32-4
T l R E E RC Oai' furbished jpattment
PATENTS—^eJJI
ytfnr
patent
op
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lop rent. Vino twoi room furnish*!
vention by exliibiting your m idel1 or
n p i r t m e n t AH- modern iforjvenienctjs,
A. II. Boehiiier, 230 W. \U ke i street, Jrawing at the Second and Oreater
Tel. Barrington 70-11.
tf I N T E I I N A T I O N A L l A X B m ' E X IH)8BK)N,| OHICAGCFvTlwBSttnds
»t manufacturers and paWnt boyeifs
Business Notices Bring IjtesJilts
will lnjspcct mew devicis a n d N
for marketing Very low i rat
FOR 8 A L E
iron have no Imodk drawings t n d W
IIC U S E foi sale j very tfeasonablfe soriptlons will rfo. 8eod"foi
free
i etms. A so lota on So l h Hoogl i w t n p h l e . B J Hamilton Edison iMan»tr?et Goner ste blocks, chlmejK catSli iging Director,, Intern ifclonal
aiins, n,nd building units. Aliert I , Vxmgklm,
Morchondlie. M a n ,P%ttot
Chi
tijirtz, telephone Barrington
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n
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e also carry s fuM line of
ok Couitity and
Lake County
Country Scliiool Book
with all
the supplies .-and spec^il
srials
:h for tb§ chile ren a|r\d the e|||hers.
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BARRINGTON, ILLINOIS, THIRS1
SIIPTEMBSR 3, 19 SI
our Dollar
BARRiNGTON
CHAMBER OF
*0M
an I t Has M
eats
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>r'e [school srtajrts in
to (start school the
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Read Every
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Advertisemen
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argains
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aroL^pfecial materials
drein and theNetpchers.
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Two Big Days That
Multiply the
Purchasing Poweir
of Your Dollar
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Sti^h a Store*
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hinner s
Meat Market
Wejft
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i l l Pay You to
be Here Early and
•ho© Thoroughly
Come Early t h e
First Day for the
Best Selections.
:: Many Lots Are *
Limited
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Barrington
feet Illinois
Phone
371
*1 * ' ' September
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3-4-5
i, Meaty Boiling $<
tugar Cured Slab
BarriiijgtonPo
Drum and Bug
Corps Will
Entertain
Both
Dollar Day Offerings
II
res W i l l Be
1
Open on i. 'i
Both Evenings
$
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cw Cure Dry Salt
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Bacon
Sliced Breakfast
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Hundreds of Real
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100 ty. Main 131
MEN S W E A R
WOMEN'S
$1.00
Women's Silk Drejsses , ..:.:...1...
$1.00
Women"*? House Drosses .........
$1.00
W^mea's $1.50 Silk Hose . . 1 . .
$1.00
Women's Blouses, $15.00 jalues
$1.00
Wjpmen's Knit Unionsuits, 2 fo:'
$1.00
Wfpmen's Girdles, $2.50 grade
$1.00
Women's Hats ....
Masses' Sport Hosej, reg], 59c
$1.00
«' and 75c value, 8 pr
Ejucilla Embroiderf Work, Packages,
former values to $3^00 ,.
$1.00
No. 2-A p a d a k (Box Camera N * 116 Pflmf y U . - - v . . ;# i
2 Bottleii Rusjsian Mineral Oil.
5| Bottle:rWhijte Mountain Ging^Ale.
^ilectric,Cigat LigWer with 2 j>kgs. 150:¾ ^ r e ^ . . . u d : . . . #
3 |Bottle:k (full pint) Rubbing Alcohol'^:. ' '
3 PkgSi Kotex (regular) i;...'...
5L.00
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3 fllcKe] son's; Shaving Cream
;
^ * T ^ # - 51.00
Woodbury's ^having Outfit: (|1 /. tube; Shjaving fCream, |ftljShaving Lotion, Talcum Powder, Cake of S<ta») t:,....M. J f l . o o
t f c a m j ' Pkg., made- by"'li6ikbi»^uri|t^<pr.^cui^• ^ ^ ^ ^ r ; ^ « « i
v< Po4der r Dusting Pfwder/ foilet Water and Ferfiime)1. J 1.00
hese are but ai-rieyv of the many it< fins, which wiltfc|of
terest to you. RlJany ntore will be shown when you tali
on us on DOLLAR DAY,; V
Fountain Special
MeiW 35e Socks, 1 pr. for . 1
Men's Tifes, 2 for
Men's1 Kahki Pa^i \s, per pr. [....
Banana Split
An] Flavor
Repairinft'
WeiitjiietvP
I5c
MeiW.'Woi[k Shir ;s, 2 for ,f.^
'Mek'k
Meji's
Men'#
Meh'fe
Athletic Shirts, 50c val,-.3 fo*3flL.OO
Athletic Shorts, SOc jgd -3.for $1.00
..l.„..:.$1.00.
Gaps, each .:.[........
! 11.00
Shirts, eat h
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DOLLAR DAY
Kajrnee Slijrts ....
Kajynee B'.erases,
Roinpers, 2 for
PlaV Suit*, 3 for
Girl's School Dresses, each
Bargains in Yard Goods
Ho
Ginghams, 10 yds.jfjor
>.U. ..L.......$1.00
Windsor Cotton C r ^ e , 6 yds. forL. -...$1^00
Silk Crepe, reg. $ZM value/per jid. $ 1 . 0 0
Golf-Balls, 50c grajle, 3 for ......,..:.....,..$1.00
Stiit Cases, each SJ •• - .............$1.00
Nleoklwces: values tioj $2.00, 2 for ...1..$1.00
$ 1 .00
5 lb^. Bacon
Calif. Hams, 5 t)o 6 lb. avjf. $ 1 . 0 0 .
$1.00
10-lb. Pail Pure Lard
ehold Necessities
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more
SPECIALS
6 Cans Sweet Gari len Peas ..$1.00
3 lbs. Silver Cup ( offee
$1.00
20 lbs Sugar s.i....
$1.00
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CorabinaUon l^o.
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
il.00
11.00
il.00
Med. American Family Flakes
Bars American Family Soap
$
Comb ination iVp. 2\
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2 Largj Riijis)
2 large |vory Soap
€IarsP^Cpoap
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r e 1 eph onje, -B a r t i n it on
OF VALUES
BARR|NGT0N'S
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Fridiy and Saturday, Sept. < and 5 '
1 Lot of Ourtajing, per p r . .
Bed Spread^, 8o}cl05 .....
Bath Macs
Linen Toweling, jJ yds. fpr
Turkish Towels, Cannon, 5 fo
ttra Fine {TurHsh Towe
Wish Cloth J, 12 for
Miscellaneous
i\
& Klepper
A t t r a c t i v e Dollar Day S a v i n g s i n Chiildren's W e
Girl's School Dresses, 2 for: . .... .$1.00
Children's Golf Hose, 50c grade, 3 pr. $ 1 . 0 0
Children's Allen A Stockings, 6jpr. $ 1 . 0 0 .
Goodrich Tennis Shjops, per p r ... $1.00
$1.00
Boy's Caps
....
$1.00
Boy's Knee Pants
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FOUNTAI^ PENS and PENCILS, Jiist th? Thirig
for School
|J.OO Each
Tels.,
Barrington 473 jlnd 33&
$1.66 ach
Many Qtherj Gifts f<pr
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REAIL
INSURMfCE
Sc(u^d Protectiiji irl All B r a n c ^ s o l
,
Insurantice
JEWELER,
BARF^QT^ULilNOIS
137 Park Aveinue
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CLOCkte#.do karih
WATCHES ,$1.00 EacW
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Country Estates anjd Acr^s
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* i.yillage Properties
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School Shoes and Oxfords, Slack
nek, t a n and'Colors, per p a r $ 1 . 0 0
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Women's OxfonIs, S t r a p s and
Blac k, Tan i nd Colon, per sh
Mei i s Sport Oxfords and Tan Oxfords,
p<r shoe
$1.00
if
omen Shop Enjoy Yourself at th
Children's Shoej, Patjeni,,
Straps, per pair
109 East Main S
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Expert Shoe Repair
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2.Mb*'iif
8 26c B ^ J «
3 60c Boj ties'
3 BOc Bo.ties
, Lotij
r4 35c T bes
's Shoe
110 Sotx^hiGo^k Street
Barring on, Illinois
3 45c Bqkes l | o
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3 Pints | u b b i i g |
a-ebcBo t l e s j 1 ^
3 SOc'Bo tlesijli
CANDI
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and Rebviildinfe
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FA11R1NG•T^N, ILLINOIS, THURSDA ^SEPTEMBER 3,
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Barringtcfit Hudson-Essex Co.
303 East Main Street
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If Social Modi- f arnish & Bi^h 1.00
Service Station
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Bottles Lylia PinkhjaJri's Comi>.
i'ii.-ts. Rubbing Alcohol ...;. .....t..— ........S11.P017
•"'i- Bottles White Pin^ Cough Rentedy $ 1 . 0 0
-W Bottles Milk of Magnesia ....„..[.„,|:.fl^OO.
•• Jars Col^ Cre|nl'.....^.....».-..-|.^*-00
Bars Jergen's jWbodtiiiry Soa^ ::.-$1.00
•"''• Bottles ^oodbqry'sJHJJtir^Dresjsing^^$1.00
<' • Bottles Woodbury's, iter Shaving
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c;Ti b k Gajgate's f ooth1 Paste
Lift Grb tf th^Ha^df^rl
Boy S(cout 4xe, value
Camp Knife ^nlue ....
Value I
Disstoln Si
Grass Sheajrb, value 1
Auto ow ('ibk, valu^
Razor and I lades, va||ie
Cake Uover, value .4
Earthen T^i Pot, va i s
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Fine House Broom, viliie
2-A Brb^hie.Garni
Wind)V/ ThJruiomele:', Value .
House Pain; and BiuJh value
O'Cecar Mop i|nd Pol sh, faltn
0 Champis Skina
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Barrington, and we are going to do our part in making t h ^ m m
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i/ary at any time
We offer more for $ 1 . 0 0 t h a n y o n h a v e e v e r thought
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Select any three articles regularly priced £t $lLoj3 each) , ( each one- dijfferept if| you so
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wish) i and we will sel them to you for
3 50c item's for...$JL00
3 25c iitems for .... j [ 5 0
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3 15c items for ....
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3 10c litems for :...
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3 5c items for ....
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3 Wlson Championship tfenms Balls,
in sealed metal containers, for \7 $ 1 . 0 0
This means a
saving of
to ^ou
$1.50 Pocket Knife,,i $1.50 Flashlight
Complete, a $1.50 Carper ter's JSfail i
I Hammer, ill threje for :•:
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fmall for children, with /fherimlw
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Postoffice B l o c k . Barrington
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:'or Heatinjf, Plumbing, or Metal Wojrfc, new
or rejpairinir, placed during the Dollar Ipays.
We did not buy spec ial me rchahdis< J! for
tjhis s^ale. We have a lari re stoc k from v rhich
to choose, at a big saving to j ou. Not hirig
\/ill.be reserved,! but we bar all| dealers jfrpni
purchasing from us at th ese p: 'ices
3 gals. Upon Honor House; Paint; reg.
colors, no varnish or paint to
equ£l its quality, reg. priced at
$3.50 per gal, for}
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20 lbs. Sugar L. ...... i......
i'7 tall cans None Such I(lilk
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^5 cans. None Such Porjk & Bea is ...
12 cans Corn, N61 2
12 cans Tomatoes, No. 2
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
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19 car}s Pink Salmon
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8 No!. 2 cans None puch Assorted
1 - . Vegetables j . .
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DIRECTORS—Ho wt rd i P f CisHo>, _Lawyer;| G<orJ J. £(kger,
;eichulte A
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Board; Walter N. J
««y"» Farmer; ]1. -. l^ageschute,!, Chain
Ijandwer.^W. N. Landwe|r 4 Co.; IrVin B. ^n^ek""Beai
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t;K.!W.RUey, Fanner; A- h. Roierteon, PresWisnta:^OwWer;
William Schnetlage,, )?liiiitin^*DeconitinfjvWillian Skinw
n*',' 846 ner Mfg. Co.;
Q. W. Spanner, £a id
id Owlle¢^Bd3¢Mr¾^Ck^ollf, Silo Cbntrac
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Always] the distant horizon seems
morfe golden But every distant
market is somebod ^sHom<! Market., Sdmebfdy is looking at Bar
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» work as a community is to develop
Barrington i s a n ew market for
the adjacent trading territories.
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Vice President; A. T. UlitSifh. /u&tL
Casbie^; Helen R. Meier, Asst. Castiier; A. H. Lageschulte, Asst. Cashier.
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3 lbs. Pork Chops.
4 lbs. Pork Loin ........
4 lbs. Summer Sausage
5lbs. Slab Bacon'....-..;.'
6 lb. pail Simon Pure L4rd
10 lb. bulk Pure Lard
6 lbs. Hamburger .......
3 lbs. Sirloin Steak
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3 lbs. -Butter ....•
i 50 lbs. White Rose' Flojur
35 bars P & G Soap ...
$1.00
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Zippe Work Shirts ....
Whiti Broadcloth Shirts -.'.[....'......
Good ;Work Socl;s, brown, blatk 'tfpd' i
gray, 9 pr,!.—
.^.^.:.^. : S J $ 1 , 0 0
Thereljis no need for anyone to go outside Baiirin
ton to purchase merehandisja What we nierchan
are not able tjo do I can as*;ure you no one else can.
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priced at $1.35 p^r qt, for only
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rice ^5.00, will sell for ..... ,,.... £$$435 1
-qt., reg. price $6.0^), will sell1 for $ 1 . 0 0
$1.00 bottle O'Cedaij Auto Polish, 3 !
$1.00 bottle N6. 7 Dicb AutO
Polish, two 50c boxes Diico No. 7
Nickel Polish, all four fo|r ^...,... $ 2 . 0 0
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Some will be s^ld at 50 per cimt
discount—the slale price c|ut rigfit
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COLLARS
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Manhattan, Van Hueaen
ECtALS
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TIES
BOYS'HOS
Regular toe Quality
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Make k list of the! itijms you want from the advertisements in , •
broadside and bring it with you when you cornel <'
WWte, Reg. J$c
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idkerc liefs
Jersey Knit-in, Tan, Grey
Regular S7.SO . . :*
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A large issortme^it of
colors and patterns
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Values for Dollar Days
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Fridair and Sa|t^r|ay
September 4 Jpdl
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We cordially invite you to rp
our storfe your
headquarters While in town
tour.
We have many things of irjt^rest tojshp\)f you
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Aluminum Dish Pans^ ..t
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Ma^iy Oth6r Values on Sale for These T w o Daye
Arnold H. Sass
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PUBUC SERVICE COMPANY
iOeE.Mam!Street, Barrington,
Heatir
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OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS
Telephone 121
BARRING"ON, ILLINOIS
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$1.00
Cast Irbii putcH dvens
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Cast Iron i 0hick in Friers
$1.00
Vanadium Steel Claw Hammers ..'
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Located at the extreme North End of Cook Street is
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Plants and Cut F l o o r s
gtest creation
talts—by
-icago's leading
iiUmers
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We operate one of the mW
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equipped and modeni Cleaning, Dyeing,
sing Plants in northern |lUnois.
Mye Specialize in
Floral lie sij
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Friday and Saturday
We ^ndeavor to turn oat 100 ber'cent quality
work rand service, and always give
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When Ton Want
What You Want
When Too Want If:
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In Drugs, Drug Sundries
or Luick's Ice Cream,
POHLMAN'S Pharmact
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or Luick's Ice Cream
onvelapes! ^ . 5 0 : 3 ^
60c box'n^ndi'sio
25c bar bath }w
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you contribute matet lally to
te support of our con ntunity.
This does not include
School Books i r Proicrlf tioiirt
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Our M Ik is purchased fioin farmers in ttur ;©tjirjti community and handled,
by men who Jive in our <>wn towp.1 tVe buy o»ir supplies, equipment, etc.
from local business houses wheneveir possible.
Two Dollar Days
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Ash Trays, Ntestetf'
Uook Ends, ji varfetj
We operate under Certificate of Approval No. ^33 issued by the State
Department of Health'
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2-PIECE LIVING ROD;M SUITES,'
Choice of AH Mohair; or Tapestry
for only, set.._.-..".
$91.00
FAMOUS KIMBAL L ft idget Pianos,
[$291.00
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BIG G E N E R A L
209415 P*irk A\fenW
Quality Groceri
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W I 0 J H J E d ^10-216 Statib|iStri|t
Helpful fcfVJCe
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KROEHLER 7 TUBE MIDGET Radio
Sets, f| ully guaranteed, f ilado by
that famous furniture Coi) each '
10 pr. • Vork Socks, value $1.50 for ...:..„J$l
Heavy Blue Union Made Overall and pilue
Handkerchief for
$1
Boy's derails, 6 t i 1^4 yea^B, 2 pr. fo^- L-3lf»6
20 lbs. Finest Can4 Stagar |h Jploth
$1.00
M 1-Ib Flat Cam Libb^fs Red Alkgka f!
Salmon, for .
Landw JT'IJ Finest" flavor J'eaberry Coffee
$1.00
3 bs,
Good Quality SWsetsy 8¾ 90 ini f o r $1.00
Women's House Dresses, for' '......J:.;. $1.00
FINE BROOMS, 50c value, oiiljveae]
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ful Bei> 48-iiji(h Dresner, s II for
Plagge Home Furnishing
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Linoleum Ruga, 5 for
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[Rag Rugj* 18x36 in.; 3|fjor . ^.....fr t f j . . loo
Large Crib Blankets* %t x50: injealh ... u.oo
Curtains,, full size, pretty'.patternsljpr. ., ;i.oo
Tennis FlabheL while m colored, Sjf inclji
•11 yjards :^,..^14:4^-^----^-------11---.- i-oo;
jWcale* last coiori^iwii'^wide,,.8'.yi|rli.: >lJ00
Chenille Itygs, washibl^ 38x23 in., each >1<00 «
Part Wbc I Single Biykets^ 66x80 ifc .'.'.: iJUOO
.Fancy-Salad'Bo^lsM'fea^.,.-.;!!.;,^ UJOO
Hand Erabs-oidere^i Higbrt/Giwns, 2||0r ll.OO
Irdriing Bpard'.Covers; 1 Covers
and llpad SIJ00
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J. H. Fricdli fidf'r, A s s t i
J. R. C*rdw PII P f e s i d e n |
II. J Ta:;I or, Vie»-J
W.N*
•f.
$
%
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i
i.
SIM
;
hen in J
gluaranU
tjp conVji
> <
T^lep! cone
Barringtm 302
*
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$ 4.U
$
fes ,Al
iwfflid
i-
'
Get jjng rnore ior ycjur poip€(y is easy op
kiio \yhat their reg
jgular ric(^s are.
the^e Sayings possiifclee tc
tcj you
for weeks to c6me. It ivfill Be to your
Da^", 1,00k at the i1;eni^ ^ . d ^ | $ e d ( m , f e ^ ^ i t t ^
em! Tbengbt|o tjhenac^rc^
ifldrts W
wocii^^^
ppreeiale
4
f
u
» f
1
Weinke 'his opi
1» prices
day ex<»p; M:
4 -•»"•
'W":''..:-,';v?r;:r
to youi- po< 5k^l}b^
it at bargain prices,
iiiveitiiiekit in I)dlh^
sT,c
HIGH GILA W F
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J
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JSftdl visM
GTCIf REVIEW,
JGTONJlLLtNOlS, TH
Bunbidft Boofej & Gift Slio^tie
.
"A SUp Off Main Street Worti Taku}g"
17 So. Cool^ Street
-r~'
P ayin& Cards
Barringion,
,
dloc ^
Ca nnv*ic&
j
a n d Di
n
r
. , ; r J r il& f . V Gift ^ o x e j * f^ed with
j t cl i 1 up. <p * . r beautiful • paper and lined
,Ui;.50 ind. $1.75 values
$1.00
c
Q
Fancy, .boxes for gifts
c
jfO'tipJ*
or home use
box jharid soap, 2 boxes
>ar -batlfi soap, 6 bars
: ays. Nested Brass,, 2 sets,'..
Knils, a variety in brass
>rass, Jpr.
i
PPed Colonial Cam les
waited colors arid sizes
8 inches, 1J5 for
$1,00
10 inches, 8 for
$1. 00
12 inches, 6 for
$100
15 inches, 5 for
00
18 inch.! T, pers, 6 for
1 00
iiikie Bird, Silhouettte, and
'
"Stt'PPqr. 2 decks !...,..'
$1.00
'.r.ii
5c bards, 2 for . 1
$1.00
i
llino^s
School Supriltes
!
School Bag filled with School Supplies
complete
1
J
, $1.00
Auto Point Pencil & Buddkr Notebook $1.00
$1-00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Assorted Subjects
Mottoes
1
$1.25 and $1.50 values
l.i...$l|.00
Many Other Unusual Values Not Described Here
a,
$uy your week-end Bakery (joods
from Ross's IJakery. We i|^e
the choicest and purest
mit$rial&.
Member United Vifn
Servicejilnc* ;
4
One Dollar and Twehtytlive
Cents Valtte of Any Kind
of Bakery GoodMor
: in.
Td provide a lonu distaitce moving service
so superior that it wilt be desired by all, and
to provide jit as economically as soun7d,-effl«>
ient operating methods will permit;
't M
Gold Star Motor
Seriice, Inc.
I Friday and 8a ttwday, Sept. 4 and S
Ross Bakery
1 1 8 E. Main S t .
:
h
217 E. Station St,
Barring ton, 111.
PIM n«, K10-M
1-
THE;
'.'iSM
Barrihgton, Illinois
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE
Capi
BA)NK
and Su plus $109JOOO.OG
$ «S& FE TY ^ . » D SER VI€ E
lender United States Gwernmerit Supervision
OFFICERS
JoilN C. PI/AGGE, Plresidefit
OEO, i , LAGESCHULT$, Vjce-Pres.
J. '%. FRlfiDLANDER, yice-Pretj
^ F R A ^ i i c . PUNDT, Cashier
DIRECTORS
John C. Plagge, Chairman
• Gleo. 4 . Lageschulte, Capitalist, M, Friedlander, Asst-'Treas. Jewel t e a Co.. Inc.
[{. Card Well, I resident Cardwell Westinghouse Co.
II. J. Trfylor Vice-Pres. Jewel Tea Co,, Inc.
$
$
%
%
%
$
$
$
W- H. Sodlj, Mgr. C. L. lE'rame Pental C<>Frederick! M. ka^ch, Treas;, Jewel Tea Co., Inc
Robert j#; Muir, General Counsel, Jewel Tea COL
K. O.jQroff,Merchanjt,
. j . • Fijank C\Pundt, Caishier
$ 1$
I
$
* i, S
$118 Try a Dollar's Worth 6f
PepiP(^er
;..'i
a^
Frqbdom from MOTOR IO«j>CK!s
what you" jeanhave
haveififyoji
yojuuse
that's whatyoujean
j
Wadham's Gas a
V
When in need of Fuel OH
f*r your oil burner 'give
Wh^n
Oil••far
give -ffs 1 I and we
uarantee you
vou aa big
bur dollar's
dollar's worth
worth of
of oil
oiland
and k;rvice.
k ;rvice.;| All. we ask is a trial
f1 uarantee
to convince you. i f ' • ' ' ' ' !
' :|
Come, jin to
Sec Our
^ X a W
Collar Day Bargains
In JMOTOR Oiks anrGREASfe i in ctita jners
They are Real Dollar Day Bargains
$1.001^
Telephone
Itarrin^tpniSO?
$
$
Wrench Sets, $ |2Cf ^alue for
$1.00
Duco Auto Polis li an 1 Pliers, $1.30 vsllue $1.00
Bemis A Grain Bags, 35c val ue, 3 for
.90
Filtering Disks, *>flc seller, 2 boxes. 3 r $1.00
10 lbs. Axle 'Gi ease
$1.00
FOIL THE KljDD
Hereft the Big Value for Women
10 per cent discount from regular price
Roller Skates, J»l>40 value lor .......L Jpl*©jl
Red Baby Dumj) Truck, $1.2)5 value pr $1.00
Washing Machine's and Electric Ironing! 1L
$1.00
chines for $1-Day *nd balance of week. Com
Toy Enamel Ti actor and Plow for
in and look them >ver. Ask f M* demonstratlol
Team Horses iapd Wagon for
$1.00
You-* ill find several oth items on our $lrDay counter at tofeatly red iced prices not
listed here. Come in and! get ace inted—you will.find several go>q values tp choose from,
We are here
tisfied. <
i'
Save Mon
M Sojith Cook Street
1
p Pound^ Sack of White
9
,
)Ve take thj
- prices reduced
!
5
1
'in
donfectionery
j •• DoUtir tffi,—September
Wa:
ra
Burring! on, minora
$1... $
j
1-1,
R BROTHERS
(
$
IR *4MOM"
1-gal. Thejrmds Jug,! 11.19 value
^...w$M
Iron Board Pads and Paring Ipiife i..,...J$l.i
2 cans Water1 spar Quidk Biding j EnameJ, , J
$1.20 value, cnoice of ^colors ..„...,.u.$1^0i
Self Fastening Clothes Line, $0,25 value $ 1 . !
R »POt>"
J
ons
C
:JNrjtaML*iij ^ * « ^
fCHICKEN
on feed gjrindir g. Stiuttiinr Sept^
4 feed eterj weeki
OWT; . V?4 grini
J
5fs boxes of Camels
and Cigket holder, a reg.
$1.25 >ajue 1..:.—.....$1.00
ie $1.00 Pipe and tfyo cans
' % ^Tobacco, a $130
.„.
...... .$1.00
as. Fresh Roasted
$1.40 value „..$1.00
One 50c Pipe, V2 M Prince;
Albert anl 1 C
<i Safey
Matches, 1 $1.20 valu;$1.00
1
f «»
One $1.00f fob^cc »Po lch, 0:ie
Humidizej j a n d Que can of
Smoking j Toba<
obacco, ^' $1:55
Value .....
$1.00
Itl
,i
'1
ovnr
:TEOUS SERVICE ALWAYS EXT
k These Outsta
>r 1.
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GTON, ILLINOIS, : ¾ ) ¾ ¾ . ¾ ¾ ¾ ^ ^ ¾ ¾ ¾ 193J
tEW,
BARRINUTO
u
m-^
%
I.M<
STORES
BEST :
QUALITY
The-Revipr
territory. R haS
••-1-
:
NOTE skiiE.rSi:'
FOLDED _.
as, printed ] w th
Envelopes,
ess regular pr ce
aid address
'for
I)ays
$1
10(f FINE QUALITY STRAINMORE 1 Thin Visiting Carfis',
p'rihted'Sviih name regular ¢ 1
pne"e!l$i.50J for Dollar DaystiSfl
SSE0BETAB1 SIZE
:EETS a^id LOOEnvdop >s,
""' with nam 5 and aqdrcjss,
alar price
w^oiiograttL; reg
for Dollar. D a y s '.,..-..
fcttRlSTjljit
ia (.'.: d E ' 'LIIX'B
CAMPS, double envelopes, innar
enyt'lobe lined, imprinted w^tli
-'priH.ten with .name; regular "
price $1.50; for Dollar D"ay ....
ALWAYS
We have in stock all Nationally
Advertised Brands. In case w e
u may
run out oi some ite ms
receive them the following weok.
: A u ^ m
-ISTATIoIlt
•-.1'Aidersj*-. conyenientj 1OJ
••tra':'Mle** apptedaW ,a s l c
reg ijar, pri^e $li50; for J I ,
Do] l^r, Dajs' .„.-..:.
J
$1
Asphyxlai
GasFg
1
? -AD
DRESS; WMHiS—4 f|)lj
;. > ; i int; «Ni for! the \ o.^ n()t|u.
'Ijmilidy>
mil idyV.MndllW'
hAndh^^rephir-jl'l
_.
C-;regui|»r
• •fcrfl^SSefW^iiar-i)^, 1, (J
jfijighbor ^tarts Iiiyes^ ipa
B f l IWB
•
IN THE YEARM200 Note Sheets; iiO^E i^elojjes; printedfi
with name, and!;address, or monpgrani •.?..
v%
y^ssx^n^f
i..
. .
.Which Leads to
;of Vi^tiia j |
.. Gns ..rsenping.
,,,
il-l' -
froir, % , l | ^ r
oause.1 <he d e a t h of
Harrington Stationers
rp
i»
230 E. Main Street
U
Sue
ar
Harrington, Illinois
i Int^stifiatiort w a s 4 4 1 ^ ^ ^ ^
i SUSI ,pi,lo„ o f H o b e r t • ^ n c i v ^ i " ,
ibor. w « s aroused, .alwat ^5301 o|i
.Xucwlhy' 'eveninjc beo.iiwe he. l i i |
i seen Mr/Coffey a r o u n d h ^ . p l a r * ;
;
10 r- m - s , i n , ' a - v H p Y*n<,"f^
door -tint received '-Bo^r^spon!-:^' |j
«'
1 • Jtreaks yvln*rw
M i l l ^ , h ( > n . onlled :Chi<>f- <it.-|
j ; , XV. Rfl.ideiwijo Jipp«arers iift*
jjolv. Tiii:»le Cried « i e front'«lw>t
"fduiici it I»Vk«l froifi t h e ins Id
the Wy '» t h e koyhoV- ^ I M tin
p s wi-npiiiR as-.he ^xrtjjiJTied t h e
. .Tiic l»:""k ( , o o r BJ^rW! S 'found.lo
ChieJ orT*^li?e B iat
mlraiuM' byJjU*»fc*PR-.|> windnw
^relpflsinK t h e loek niid, f»<itvd
houM' filled . w i t h , casi.; | i t f . t
was foiiiul breatfiins- j h«.tvi|>- <
couch in a cofyih odj«ji'nMfc;Ji«h'e
\n wliii-h t h e - g a s Was efeoatonff.'.S
fpoko to him b u t r e f e i s ; ^ no J¥p
,\ local <U«'tor a n d ]M. H.-S.ber. hiral stiperinteiidfi'ft-W iht.
lici Seri'icp company,- w e r e ^ a ;l<>»ji
the pri'ssure uystem -»-of • nfsu »>lt
-was administered' for tiwo Ihoirs
to no avail. • _
^ U- Acr Mental IXfath
An inquest .wai.-con^iKrted* Wfi
' day" t'vciinfr
at
J,h<* F*!*!*
Pnwral lome ib.v N o r m a n | R n
•deputy cm-oner' of•' I,itJte (<,rfii}ty,
jury rclurnivl a verdict iji' rtoi-id
dentil. AeeordinK t«, tiVtiJiioiiy,!
at I tie, inquest, it appeari'd thai
burner. wHiieh'- wa^ I'only •' ; pa*^
opened, had been open, ("r s<>iuiv:
as il was- a r< ar"; hnrii'-r ^mJ-.-'-lii
signs of little
I Mr. ("offvy was.;)-widowe)-. fii^
havinir died on-Au^.'iV. ifljlfy 1 ?!.•
been living at his •.hvOie j iW'iie. -i
tSrat 'time. He '»a< liortt jil.ii Ufy'b
Wllefe lie spent most o| lii^ ! i O ' i
to enniiuu here. H*'(--i" s^rx'tvej
two lir.otlim-s a n d oni- siHer lit'ij]
U.H-kfonl.
-ftiirial' --.yiil^l-e,' in.-l
Riven eemeli'i-y S a t u r d a y .
JPure Cane
' l O l i r kUal Elbe
I O C S White ^obfbleri \\. •
Idaho Bakers
1
•
Bushel
3Feelcs
^Pillows
Washed
And Fluffed
FFI:E
Nationally
ertised
ROYAL BLUE
Webb's
T '
Chase
Beech Ffat
Maxwell House
3 Pounds
1
Pur
«lfel. f
51
Special Blend
ArBe .
Blue Seal
Royal Blue
n
4
5 for $1.00
IvBltie
StiND TO TOUR LOCAI P
lackw
tnjt, R^d Curniht;
Black, Currant
Peach, Bra bel <Mly, and Daiison
t3 f o r $1.00
bjeberry^l
lum
Van C a
Phone 26
15 Cans
15 pans
15 pans
20 Cans
15 Cans
15 Cans
vets
:pFS
Choice for $M>0
Van Camp*s Fork & Beans
Van Camp's Kidney Beans*
Van Camp's Early June Peki
Van Camp's T|omato S>up
Van Camp's Vegetable Soup
Van Camp's Vegetable-Beef 3oup ,
hEINZ PRODUCTS
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Heiriz Pure fi'ruit Jellies
$1.00
your choice o:! flavor, 6 fo|r
Hei|riz Crean L SOUI «
Asparagus, Celerjh; Tomatc or GtDeeJi Pea
16 ozi tins, 6 for .........
$1.00
Hefoiz Pure 1 'pmatp Catsup
14 qz., T for
$1.00
8 oz., 8 for .,
$1.00
Snaps and !>o;ap lakes
P. Si G, 33 for :............:..,
Crystal White, 33 for ..:..L
Air eriean Family, 20 for
Palm (plive, 20 for ...........
Tour Choice;, 12 for $1
Your Choice, <
jTomatoesj No. 2 Can
Can
iced Carrpts, No.'.2-.c4»'Red Beani No. 2 Can
Cut Bejajts, bio. 2 Can
Caiining Needs
2 doz. -ipiwd
Red Jar RJngs!
1
'2 P^iravax
/
1 doz. r ruit Jar Covers
1 bottle Ce|tb
1 b i . Sdnblite Cieanej3P&<3fS6jap
1 Nort ijern Tissue
P
H
H
i.
Pineapple, Ar-Be, Sled, or Ortislied,
. 2 ½ Can
Peaches, Blue Front, Slided or Half ...b. 2V2Can
Blue Front FrUit for Salad, Tal|l Cajgidl
.Apriqots, Ar-Be, No. 2 ½ CM
|S]pr|iials on all
Tires -Tubes
1 sra. Apntonia
Mop Stick
1 srii. Blueing
x)p Head [
1 &ih. Satinij
: &il Soda
1 sm. '. J iFrance
21 doz. Clothes Pins i birs P & G Soap
1
1
5
1
1
v'
SIMONIZING
than any other kind
BARRrkG^™i&
J. S.Giesk
ske
Tire Shop
IDIM.COO
Bitnington,
•"d
&-
'.
•'•: :
li-cnv-Mej
.u nil
' |on :i!Hl' Hie oflieijils
off jt
H'lflW O
M i.< if
NVrlli West err;, ryihvaj- relti^i
, ripairinii t h e ^ l o u V l r ^ y ^ vt, i-n
With the result t h a t the In ntd is
,<0f widen thf> {Hiving fr lit t|i« :
it>K
>K sniitl
smithsth
l s th M a i n Street.
A call f^ hid's'jeir t h e iiliirk i
t lislied nn -another ' pace fif l-Xli
- vkw. Hids will'. i>e renei (•'•I'-'lU
B P. m. S,ept. 2.H, jf e r «Vnt fa.ft t<
, witlij seven in<;h '"Koiiere
if rot
present s t r i p o f pa^pmelit :.Kt t b
op eMher side o f - t l i f t ' r o a i .
, The railroad .offiie-ials^Iiav^
to iiK-rease t h e elqviitioq „,.
.*£ <Jh
' : tracks eon-is-ient wittf t l d r of
mam tracks aiid t h u s
iniina
AKI-I (-tneiit
\'e Calf {for1 'ana Deliver Yoilr (ja
GOOItYEAR TIRES
,1
ha«
1 t.Weejl | | | ( . v i H l W c
LCAmZINQ
Cars Washed and Polis|ied
That is why more people
*-ide on
-
•.Raised TiSacta.--N«w1 £rm
lo Klintinate liad ?Jace
Harrington Stiet't
BATTERI]
Tfrkte ™ f 0 SUBSTITUTE]
for Quality
BATTERY SERFIU
Hqugji SU Near Main*
liccii''
tfJUStWU.
PtttfmJ cross-iiip; rhnnip.' JThe
m
Win he -Itj) feef 4'ide n't „t!rt
ami t a p e r t « a jwid^h-<}f i
at tlH^j,orth siilp of life Hra<'k«
^ P l ' n v r o s s i i t j ; hasl Hot ; t»^;B
• m i l 'V'l-aHlioiiRli 4 h e ' t . ' i t k t j . v e
fall for mnfcre.t£. jXf a,,etnen-|e
% i s ' ] a i d if-ViH be>-jat t!ir'-.'i_
<« Hie state,, a i u i o f eolafif dep*
'he state liiRhwaWom'mikH'ioij-WOVal.
: - l [\
.] ••_. ; •
Theatre $ pay) § ^ | i
Friday Nigh{t^3 Adults $ih0O
1
All for $1.00
for $1.00
for Paving HoS|
Street to Trie
TIRES &TUBis
I
It will pay you Ko
SEE THEM AT OUR'STORE
With Lunch Included
1 pHg, whle. or grnd. Ctoires
l'pkg. Pbppej'
1 pkg. Celerjsr Seed
1 pkg. Tactic Acijd
.1 bkg. Mustird Seed
1 2-bz. pkg. Oolmaii l^ustaird
1 pkg. Caraway S^ed
1 loaf Brtead
.I pkg. Cinnamon
1 tin. Sardine s, olivj
1 pkg. Mace
1 glass Sandyic^ S
11 for$1.00
i.
$1 00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
f — Tt
D<|yrpay
Dollai' Day Combination
All Ior $IL.OO
y
Super Suds, lg, pkg., 5 forj...
Help, lg. pkg., £> for ....i„........
Octagon, lg.rpkg., 6 for
Palm OliVe Beads, lg; pkg., 12 lor.,...!....
Gold DUst, g. pkg., 5for
$1.00
Americ^ I P amily * Flakes, 20 OZ;, lg. pkg.
5 fcr %...
$1.00
Chipso,|fe])kg., 5 for......
$1.00
Rinso, g. nkg., 5 fori..
$1.00
$1.00
Oxydol, g. pkg., 5 forU-...^.....
$1.00
Lux, sin pkg,,'1,1 for ...j
...;...
$1.00
Ivory, lg. pkg., 5|for.i.....
i
Arrow, lg. pkg., 5 fori..:
— .--^-r—i
'•*—• $1.00
r
oil
1 Large C &B< CaisujiFRE
j
Tomatoes] Ifo. 2 Can, kr-]Be, 8 Cans ... ...$1.<
Peas, Nto. 2 Can, Ar-Be, 8 Cans
..... 4 .$1.
- Corn, N|oJ2 Can, Ar-Be, 8 Cans
$1.<
Pumpkin J N 3. 2½ Can Air-B ;, 8 Cans
Beets,
8 Cans
$1.00
ts,-Nd ' ICan, AfRoyal Milk, Tall, 20 anss .
$1.00
$1.00
Royal Seedlpsg Raising i p ffkKs* .....
Corn, Np.
II
Anjy1 bundle weighing not more than 25 pounds picked up before 9 au m^
delivered damti-wash by not n for
3lbf. f
Crosse
Stifawb'rry, Peacjh, Plunv Apricot, Pineapple, anq -.og$nl?erry
•?
Knickers
•%^:>';-
Royal Blue Brand
Heinz Oven Baked Beans
18 oif I iris, 9 for.,
large! tin 28
"" oz.,
^ (Bf"fior|..
small tins, 11 oz„12 fori.
Heinz Pure Vinegar
white cr cider, gig., i6 for ...
whit(e t r cider, pis., 8, for ..
3 Paii
0olf
Discount
on all .":
Rug Cleaning
toaelje
I57, in liiS l"> m e * 4 2 ^ ^ V T ?
L m n e Tuesday evenijjjr.,..: T!^
Showing
PaulvLukas
lSitor
sm. Gold Dijist
«00
1 bxlSalt
sm. ("limalme
1 lb. Macaroni
Jelled
bx. lilatch^
I lb. Spaghetti
bx v Argo !3tarch t lb. Navy Beans
G eiatine
bx.„ Argo (porn
I lbs. Rice
Starch
L bx. Boyvleen
61 Jlavora
fab ^raltcis
\\
'THE VICE 8
! "
Coming Attractions
Sundja;^ and Minor pay
Snnday and Monday
Sept. 6 and 7
id
"iu / ' **
he P iMi
lie
efend eir»»
i
-<M>X-Jki
a
of a T
Tea
^ 8 ^employees
- °*« ^Preftjj
**|
. o",
t-°J. Ine,
*• Karker has irwued a Imtt
tinuing the fl^ay q.vJek p
Young as Yon
i (
>(•'«>
J
--1
"Sporting Bio. d'
T i l l
1
fc
L r
I
it
'^
L^
;A>i,
y^A;»jiiy
fil|Tea Cbrnpiinir »
• 1 - Continues 5-D?
WILL ROGERS
t &i
ii^
,ew
J , Sept. 13 and 14
CHARD DIX
Iliiiia. Creek i t i i i j ^ - i
. / W i t h ' t h c .promise of he '••i
J*mi«iny-to raise th(. 'itwgLt^h'".
'°? a smoother erossinR /t-h'c/
"llHisls gf 1 t h e l a s t - b o a d a »
'""''I a t i r ^ o o\-er|Flint ire^'k J
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