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i; M »IHliJ{ fll , ,, , , ,,,, , , , , , ,, , , ,,,, ,, ,, ,,,, U I ps leading up to the recommen­ members of these organissations \\„'M''- ter as it was only through the Answers Village Request for dation s, is publishei below. The Re> Superintendent Says School wish , to provide an evening of Yuletide Will Be Celebktftd Siuro Christmas medium of your paper and the view published the recommendations enjoyment for all the children ,pf' *, honesty of Mrs. A. II. Gleason Cumnor Route; Hager Res­ May Get Along Without With Programs^ Family "' Needed last" x eek but not the complete Ver­ Bnrriugtou and the surrounding that I was able to locate It. idents Petition batim report as is jiven here because 'community. Again thanking you, -I am, Tax Warrants Gatherings. Etc. of laok of sufficient space in la|t There will be comedy and car­ Sincerely yours, week's issue. toon subjects and song slides. ) • •' i- l>a-'krts have Clement 3. Mould. 'The ma,in feafrfre of the prograi|i A petition-signed by all but three The report follow! : » In contrast with, schools in' the Another Yuletide, not so merry for r-.u-rington. Re- ' • Houghton, Mich. will- be the screening of Zane okvners of property aipng Hager ave-^ We, the members of the Bayringtdn majority of towns pf Cook county; The above|4ett«r was received Grey's, "The Golden West," with \ many people as holiday seasons of, tlte :.-' :• i button this nue asking that the village use in­ citizens' advisory Committee, 85 per and several in Lake, ctfuntyy the Bar- from' Mr. Honrfd-who lost a roll George ;0'Brien; playing) the leadr jtasf, but more hopeful for all than • r, chairman,' fluence to: bring highway! 59 over cent of whose mcmliership ebnsists of rington public schools are in a good of bills totaling $95 in Harring­ ing role. The story is. oi early I ^ger afyenue has been circulated and 'property owners within T)bg, vOlage position to operate throughout th« re­ any Christmas time in the last three ton November ' 29. The- money Western pidheer life, withuc^pes presented to members of the board of limits, who hav« b«n selectca^saren- mainder of the term without severe • . -i'.vc baskets was found by Mrs. ' GlcasOti who of wagon, trains, .railroad butH- years, -Jias again arrived. • "' trustees alniost simultaneously with resentitive "group if the community financial, strain and without, the ne­ i ' :i Mr. Schrei- .located the owner through a clas­ ing, Indian raids, buffalo stam­ Local people aire not limiting this rjiceipt by the village clerk of a letter from ill of the patriotic and civic o> cessity of finances raised on tax war~ ri,.'iii!»t'r of the sified advertisement in'seiltetf in pedes, wo'vel'j into' a, stOry of- ad* Christmas a season of lapteiits, us the • from George Lamb, district highway rants. . . '. !, \ • li.cn Friday ; The .Review.: ganizitions of therillage as well is ; pessimists would believe,-but are go­ e&igineer, stating that the department venture and Romance. I '.,;' ••••• has ii- lame I fouir members sclecttd from die yillaje This statement was maue this week ing to enjoy the holiday. Gift giving, will investigate the proposed,highway at Jari ^; and as sue It have endeavdre d by Erman S. Smithj superintendent, In add|ti«iri to the screen fare, !i.-j-k«t.i would " church: and Sunday .school services, t . I- rbute about 'one block west of finger. to tho roughly organ ii ^ourselves for tl e who explained that the large draft of each child WilL receive; a Christ-. miis box. . Children will be nd- Christmas trees, Santa Clous, bright' j' While thip machinery is moving to-, pnrpoi le of studyin; the cause anltt v s , . !,..'I-II «ti"|,1ilyl Coldest Weather in 7 Lake county taxes, already overdue lighjts and colored decorations . will wards a decision for the route west effect of all' phases of our present nutltft free. The party will ben ,. -.al ..f- $l"i«H). but which has (icen promised for late •be almost as much in evidence mi t\t Hager, th<» linger avenue residents' sewer problem, 'with a constant guaijd in December, will be sufficient to op­ gin at 7. p. m.; Children may 'In' ll'fllll'H Still, j YearsHfe Recorded as „-....- . ,.., ..... -----; f ever, Iwivishness will be missing, •. ire grasping at the olfw*mn«\e. to them erate the school,,unt^l Home tax pay­ • h only it small' agaimt any group or tiidivkliifil «UII- come "any! time before 0 o'clock \A year ago the Lions club offered Mercury Dips to 15 'i month ago to convert tlieir street duly nfluencing th> opinions of! the ments will arrive fr«jm Cook comity. I •-" i.'l re|.itirtt*<(, | attractive cash prizes^ for the best into part of a Htnte highway. At Hie :N XI I',."!) Mtltf M, major ty. —.':-. I In the Cook county: villages of Pala­ exterior lighfrng dlNplnys. This year The coldcsts went her-experienced In- last meeting hi November the board Out Infrodnetory meeting with the tine, Arlington Heights, Do* Plainfis, Fourth and Fifth Grades 'without! anyS-cash prizes ns mi Jp* enlly In the /last seven years gripped jnndo the propiwnl that, the slate vlllngi r board, Villi gi» attorney anlrt and Park Itldge, schools are nimble i r licll { .centlv'o, ninny homes are ^tending the BiirHiufton dbtlHct last weec highway department Iw urged to In- vlllngi engineer clearly Indicated,- theft; 1 to operate the full, ten mouflin and Give Christmas Program thefr good wll|i with very pretty out' lirifiit hi;lpcd when live dliy* of around xero tem­ I'lude linger in the route. The ma­ the pioblem before hem was of vital will be unable to pay their tencher* at Meeting of, P.-T. A. door lighting. JThe downtowff is more ..v.i.1- tn. ViVi-r'y perature dropped to the low point of jority of owner* of. property along impor ance to the prop#y owners of utilws the Cook'county tax collection «*i ••IWIW—D prettily decorated than many, vlllngrt •: call 'liint full, 111 degrees below* early Friday mortj- .that .street were prevent at the meet- the vlUtMto and that tlmr deMire'd t'o machine Improves c insltl^mblyi bunlnenn jtllwtrl<>t>«. The Lions club ttfut. Thin low mark almost.'equals ini(. ,Of these property ownqra, two* obtnln an expression hmi opinion from 1 The. i)ecemlnll'n{. ill In.' Wnukegnn the school ..teachers oniameuliil llghln ar,o larger fhnn those . the M (legreen below nero reported 01 fhlnlt? voted In risk tlie tttnte for the the. pnople—'to enrrt t,h« case to the eiit-Tentilier ttsKocfiitlon ,WIIH held 'I'lu' demand face the prospect of jinyloss pny, days, orillritivlly uned-diie, to an error In -: J •" •* *-••!- It ttf| I lie I •eceinhcr\2T> lOtlfi. No record link highway, The riniiiilndl'r ralseiK ob- suprmite court melt nt an additional 'and In Chicago the] situation I* nl Monday 'afternoon. In the- school, ami I* ,; shlprntMit when the lightn were pur?, t J ! ' .1 llV till' I'tllll- been found uf any 'murk an low DM •jtetUtM to It, The trustee^ iiskiul tilt' expenllture (tf tnoi ey that was: not torlum. The fourth 'and/ lift It grades ready well knowii; clmned ri year a«o~ibuf the effect 1» Hint since H>'.'5. ' ~> 1 property owners to decide . the ^prob­ available and to lic­ ept file decree a» piHiMi'iited ' an ' Jtiterestlng OhrlntninH plenwlng. > . ... ' HI ll|i|it'll| to The writ t her break en me In I e In'the lem themselves and have n ertmmltttw it tio»,' staniU ^ciitldil for an expendl program consist I itg-of 'n i»liiy"(, ctirols, Sheldon Glirlj ! i Member ^ • Hiiiiilay Neliool rrogramn '•'• t'i''.||| which day tm Friday, Hut unlit y Was com- present at (he first meeting hi I)e<'em« are to) be levied by *peclal ftsHPiwmeiijt niftk readings. A short biiHlmiss meet­ Tlie Sunday nehoolk ChrlstmnN pro*), i liMn; fill' fine piiniHveJy "warm mid Hntiday felt iri- her, The eoiiimlttee «]I«1 not appear Willi! I nil property within the vllln«]e of Committee Sponsoring ing followed jthe readltig of « papw on tnoit Inil'my after (lie ttevenfl (JayH of thrift by Mr*. W, OhiiHtei^d, grntiin, nn outlined ulsewhere in thi* ' .: • i '. «I'IMI|I. With. *at that meeting,: fllthoiigh tH» highway liiiilts nt n tltiii' whe 11 thi»jireXri)t.|oad Fair Hortltulturiil Show 1 Ulie next regular :ine«tlln» of the \mw of The Iti(vli\w, will provldiiMlne . ' .1 : 1,11«'', tin zero weather, The leinpei'ntlii'e retuHk- pMilliig Wan dlsciiMNod «»«} |ho pro- of HI niweHHiiie tin was an* much asNOelntlon will he held III (ho evening elileftalnnietit -for both adul'ffi 'and '! li>' llWll'llllitt'll ed » lilxh of i!.1 abovir XITO on Htt'^i* •fpiiBtii wan iniiile lt» extend tjio route or^ifura than I'onld lie,'borne by. the day ant| elliubed nlinottt to the fitH'H iwexrbf linger, The 'tniHteiiH t»t; that iimijority b( .people. 11 id at n time when Hheldoii Clark of ¢11¼'"township of' the fourth Mondity of ifauiiary. children .of RfiVliigtoii. ' i. tiiK l»""t "» Tliendiiy. has been appointed n mt'ui'bor of tint Family reunions,-, young'Wn and "'"•i- i-\|ii'iiilliiiri'ii ;ti)i!Pl.Ui« adopted 11 fpfioh'iflon reauimt* mi ecMiomle coiwlltl 111 prohibited tmch '-Iti'ac- ""Hat* Ntnte highway depHftmunt to ou ,ex|Hni«lltui'(j, clvle eominitleo to ^imnHor the hortl women home from WIIOOIM, nn(| guy '". .1 . I'l.i'Hiiiu, 'jWi Ui culture exhibition «1 ttit» Century.'of pttrtlen itV« nil on- the .general pro­ ••' I'J.'t ll'S;. .ntUve extend (be route we»t of linger and Thl »' iMiinrnUtee liiiinedlivti'ly fonned ;.over .Oumnor Hve»tii» tovtho north. Itself Into foii'i* sub toiiuiiltteoH for the ProgroHH from •M'', S'J V" : mix- Lake Supervisors A n>ply wns reeelved-Wwlnestloy of pii,rp(iH0 of study, due ituiiilry ami 1, .10!l!l'. Mr. Clark Is one of 20 nieti Three iinu'i' nhopplng dnyn In Bar* '"' i! i'Xp (Itlllfe*, In the Chicago rilstt'lft who itave con- , this \veoJ{ stating Unit the depart­ tlioro igh InveHflgn Ion j of .the. four rJnglon nlortts ^llli'd »Jjh lli'io n»er« inn Jot lsHiie« of tin (litestIon aN first senti'd to nerve on th|n Imporlnnt com CIUIIKIINII fui' Clirlnlman gifts, the ten­ •'i' IIM- <'oi)i\|y IJI- ment wijl Investigate the latest propo-* Adds Sum of $120 wen," namely mlttee, dency of people to nhop at, home to vs '.A MI '.fiifid ciiinjinixn Warn 80 Per Cent sal for tht* route. ; (1)i.'shnll further court action bene- Vive months of.If-jtvvirr shown, with wive ctii'farcs to other cenlers will ' illll'ilUt till' |lil«t M In nil probability route 50 w()| be ftt the-vlllngo and Ii OWf twenty-one successive changes of coin. to make the community a busy center I "" liv !ln' approach Tax Collections completed next year. The work wn» (2) shall no fin tl'«r court action petltlve illsploys, art on the .'.prbgrjun' from now until Sunday,, Most'of the ii' pwrsei it "village cngll nounced thi.'e„ 'generajl plans for tjhe JCharity Dance Given furtiimite neighbors ringMnV ."•••• neer be employed Funeral Services tield at penses; Refuse Charity —should the villagi engineer and the floral, displays, many of which will be V iiianitariaii riinipRign. sponsored by national horticultural by Jewels ' Salem Evangelical Church eompj a1 Snouts' engineer be employed II total <>f ai>i>p>ximati'- Organizations Christmas Around the societies specJalizing in, the flowers V, jointlH-or sholuld a third and un- '•%•: Tuesday for Henry Elfrink •<» ii subscription* is ex-i to be exhibited. ' 1 IWorld to Be Portrayed biasCi ^engineer jbe ifmploy^d? "hri .tnim day. Although.! A croivd estimated at between 350 1 * by Children at Salem (4) if construct on wfre ordered, . Garden Club Exhibits caiiJliaiirn flu-re had Because tax collections throughout and , ^00" "person's attended the mas­ Funernl services were held Tuesday shoull /the sanitary a^nd storm water "In en,ch of the twenty-one shows « »f greater progress, , Lake county will only nmount . :o afternoon for'Henry L. Elfrink who be se Iterated, shoulb storm' water be. there will-be classei in which mem­ querade charity danoe given by The 1 at headquarters that J about 80 per cent of the 'appro.pri.i- "Christmas Around . the—-World" d[cd Saturday tit the age of 85\ years M intercepted, at foot of hills and the bers of garden clubs and other ama­ Jewels in the high school auditorium "i-ially those credited I tion, the-ci)unty supervisors are, hold­ will be the theme in tile fbrni of a at'his home, 212 Washington street. iA\. :) -ji\d i .; .$!.< present System used for storm water teurs may exhibit," said Mr. Servos,' last Friday night for the benefit oi the In* pHsi'tiesx firms and ing • their expenditures to that pcr- little'iinseant of the annual /clliidren-'s Services were held in the home and at - with a new sanitar y. system installed "There will be special amateur classes h:id imlieiifi'tl' deep- cfntage and have warned school dis­ Ohrisfmas program at ithe Salem Barrington relief fund, and ret pro,- the Sniem Evangelical, church with Fl!(; H IMJJNGJ or sh'iuld'^entire system IJe used as .at with an opportunity to'win the high­ t in tln> relief pro- tricts, highway commissioners, , town Evangelical church starting at 7:15 ceeds estimated at ?120 were earned Philip II. Beuschcr, pastor, olficint-t present and a plant built to treat the est awards." . • V • i boards, and village boards to do like­ p. m, Sundny. , by the dance and turned over to, the ing. Burial wns in Evergreen ceme­ •;. "A T*he program is given by" thccradle, entirt contents? Tlie currentjshows in the great hall • !ivi-inn reported' Tft-j wise, II. D. Kelsey, supervisor frolin jfund. tery. ' beginner, primary, and junior depart- Thi! committee bejing of the opinion now uimler. construe! ion on Northerly luriiis the week in I Cuba, township, reported. •, . '<. I v , Mr. FJlfrink was born May 13t lftirrs that 111 of these questions had a direct Island will bo.staget under conditions A final and accurate report on the •^ n h>>ri> sincere ef-) Aisother measure adopted ^11 nierits assisted hy the intermediate de­ 1847 at neer Grove in Palatine' towptf bearing upon the recommendations to of lighiiiig and verit latiori^^rbich will gross and n<|t receipts has;.not been iiirmint, 10-g». bot. 25k '••. imt only to raise;! be in-poor relief work whiifh w,ili: Be partment and Sunday' school , officers ship. His parents .^vere Born hard; be submitted.. be-( ideally suited to lisplay flowers; in made because ;some persons selling limitfd to that-of the towijship 'poor and teachers. ,'The program follow: | nnd Adeline Elfrinkjihd he was one- • t ikf. on re of their . • 'T/h'S. investigationls of this commit- their greatest beauty and (keep them ticket|ibave hot" |rep.orted./to the gen­ * 1¾ .. turn in n generous masters. No private ''charity organ­ Scene I—Six young people plan, a I ., , , . h, . of eight chiburen. ytlfe married, Miss Ohristftias entertainment at which, »•»' <1M<>?«1 the following facts: in the best - conditi >n! . Specially de­ eral conunitt'ee. Tbp'\ MnmitttH? be- V-,-; well-to-do com-; ization and no community j relief or­ Caroline BronTlnelka'mp in 1871. Four they will portray {low Christmas is A, That presend decree prohibits signed equipment yill be available lie/ves $120 to be fairly Close to the children were born to thisf union; ;-, m if : In- totals report-1 ganization •rill ^et assistance from the T the' (isposal of nn ,• and all effluent fihai amount. celebrated in S 'orway, Germany, Mex­ and a trained stiiffijf attendants;will' one died in infancy and LaVind died ••- in Itecciiiher 13 I county, the board decided. J. j into he creek at the : present plant lo­ ico ; and ,the birtly-of Christ in Beth­ : cafe for the flowers,' One of the features of the program at the age of 23 years. Mrs. Elfrink W'iimefka 1^.1.081.- | I^ast year the poor relief commit­ cation, whether pioperly treated or 1* t f lehem. When the? fair ope is Thursday, .Tuna* of entertainment Was the. awarding preceded her husband in death on: SMMmo.fX). Olencoe tee of Waukegan and North Chicnfeo otherwise, which u-oiikl require the Scene II—-Christmas in Norway. 1, th«- hall which wil I be (occupied with Of costume and door prizes: Mr. and X)ct, 3. 1024, the fifty-third annJvcrJ obtained $20j()00 from the IUitujis village to separate the storm water •• $1.1,700.00 and Scerfe Ill-^-Chrisfmas in Gerthany. a display of irises tnd (exhibits from Mrs. G." H.''Sibley l^ceived the prize sary of" their weddiifg. • j N:|S IMI. Hmergency ttelief fund. This was njot and mnitary sewaf e And convey the Scene- IV—Christmas in Mexico. private estates, wh eh will continue for the best costumed couple. Miss r^ asked for nor approved by; the coiinjty sanit try sewagi? tl rpugh.-a 30 inch : At the age of 17 Mr. Elfrink joined. Scene V—Tlie birth of Chr,ist. "Part until Friday,..tune i). Tliis' display Margaret Kaylor was awarded the board with the result that the board outle: tile installed along the north the Evangelical church and WIIS'BJ - 1, Travelers seeking room. at..The inn; Will then be rcmo red arid a great woman's door prize, J. J. Pellinm Was devoted nnd honored member of the ' 3/r.s. S(ipf Called has refused to pay' the- money back west highway from present plant lb- peony show wilt b» installed which awarded the men's door prize, •Sirs. m part 2,. the announcement"of the birth Salem, Evangelical church. . . from I^oke county's share of the gato- cat ibi tit a point,altput two and one- of Christ to the shepherds: part 3. will continue, until .Tuile 10. There­ Wright Catlow \va» awarded tlje^prize He is survived' by one son, George';' Oldes Native of , line tax* quarler miles noHhivcst of the village, worshipping the Christ Child at the after each week on s show will close for the best dressed woman, Mr. Gross one daughter, Clara; two brothers. One charity organisation in W»u- fhete to erect ri new treatment plant manger. on Friday evening itnd another opoir was awarded the prize for the best Hcv. John EJjfi'lnk of ElmJinrst and v»&i' Ink County, Dies kegan was investigated by the county and snipty eifluent into the creek at on Saturday, with 1 he clock wijrk ef- dressed man, and August Baade was Samuel Elfrink of Platte, S. ]>.; and L, board. The fact that private organi­ tluift point; the complainants agree­ fleieney of a. movie palace. awanled the prize for the funulcst two sisters,.Mrs, Louis LisUiurfke of sations do not publish jtworn state­ ing, : Zur- Thru St. Lawrencepo m edj'l'n nn agriHmeiU to be signed hove received nn»urr nroVemi»nl payweitt to be mflifil In 13 yearly hi to! amateurs." ., Hnetnlnger, «iee Lydln Whitney of | ''•• of Ii, of $11(10,000. In the building. It IR Intended that Hi, Xmim M|»ltH>tt|ifll chnrw of I>V"" of imtloimt roputrttfun who flpoko A well earned vnenllun will \m/f( Wvergreeit cemetery In Barrington, A '•••I "ill-mind an elf' Ilia horticultural hitllilltig nlittU he (lie i»w«. Dtirlnl VV«K 1» Mvrrgri'i'it mm Mmttlay nlgltt bofon* tho HiirfhiutoiL II. That HDlmllnt ptitn anil propmial OhrlatnittN pre«i«iif for tlunikmyiwrH, iHimpleie olllttinry will he iitiliHnhed f .'..'ii fuf tunny y«««r« world's fair home, \dt all who share tery. ,' I IdoiiH club tin tht* Htibjfot of tho Ht, tind ,hot>n offerwi to villnge before let clerks and other clerical «orkjMrtj iflln next week., » lt»lii. The eotiple on Interest In flowers (tnd garden*;. ** tan*n«M«awaaea faeuc»r",'iiisMm Mru, llwwn-illwl Tlinrml«y,t>veuliig fiflWrt>Ht>« "wfttwrway, ting! contract for tlie - present sewer weeb«enfl, Nearly qyery Mt<)Ctfin;town '•!• "-ii ilnt'itiit nil of Heeogtilftliig the mportance of the at tht* 8lji#fnlnn h0(*l»lti»l 1» 'K«*l« "If w« fttll to oomplt't*' flile* grt»5t •iKfttrim anil before present pavement will be cloned nil tiny MwirayY Dw, w|»pr« tjhe had tiiulergtMK' m op"*' waterwjiy the wbeeU of progrMs will had Ibeen lunWlled—tliat prevent m{ hortlt'iiHurul exhlb tlon to ' Chlettgo SO. Mont of (he ntorW .will repeat Scarlet Fever iH •« «"Ni born to the be turnrtl back IK) years." Mr. Htory tern was Installed In the fare of this ttnd the worlds' f 11 Ir. the following with cloned doors thjr^ following Mon> : tlon lor appendicitis on the previous i" ••. four notiu and Continued »n p»g« consented to Met ti| on the civic com- Thufstltty, Haiti. "If we complete tht' M, we (toy. / 11 Families; Most 1 " -'ill living. The1 mlttee mtoiiNorlng tie exhibition; Uni> Tlie pontoffice'will remain.tfpen Ffanceatlntn *«* ^n ,n Omnlia, will bring back pronperHy to the na­ )• i l''"'l. Louis, of Lrtke ted gtttteM 8t'iirttort William It. pie\ Saturday afternoon until, (I o'clock Cases Are Light Neb,' bu Jtin^' 12, lttfl., Mr. and tion and help the great producing Village and Lttrafy - "f Palatine, The Middle West to obtain more prosper­ terleh, Anton 3. Ormnk, Herman! and then will, be cloned until Tttentlny Mrs. Brtfwti have been renldcnU; of ' ~ \ ' M '" I'liiiiin Hntler ot ity than It has before enjoyed." , Black, Hheldfllp.Clark, Edward I. Cud- mornlng/wlth no nervie'e on Sunday thin vicinity for the last four yeais. Boards Will Meet to Nineteen persons are ill »wjjth scar.' K'litli lMolittle of tjihy, Albert Blake t >lck, L. A. Downs.: ondny except special delivery Thfedeceasetl woman Is slirvlvcddlly Three-Fourtiis Finished tet fever and eleven families are MB- . [JLK8, Ko,al Blue Bute* I"l.i Frank of Bon- Decide km Tax Funds Samuel A. Kttelson Edward N. Hur-° Only window service for one her husband ami one son Robcrtfjjfir., der quarantine, according to a report, The speaker declared that the Job ley* D. ,F. Kelly, vouls B. Kuppen- the morning will be given on "• and Mrs. Cary ner father and three lister*'of Oma^a, made Wednesday noon. Seven fnpuv is three-fourths finished. He said The library boa id and the village belmeri Albert D. fitfisker, Frank 0>- Monday, Jan. 2. ' CAN'S, Ar-fee, Fancy,I ^ ••ii. one slater, Mra. William Thomas,of Dies were quarantined earlier In the, ' that great ocean freighters with 30 board will have a joint meeting in Lowden, George Lrtton, I^eon Mtfn- - The public library will close at 5 r ' Hit children, 20 rtownera Qroye, and .two brotBers, ilr- foot draft now ply 1000 m»cs up the (lel, George A. MtKinlock, JoltA J. fall but have been released, {making • \ t. N o. 2 can. pA4 1 the near future in an effort toi settle o'clock en Saturday, Dec. 24.' and ii srreat graml- thur Ham of Wyoming and Thonuts total of 18 families since' summer. St Lawrence river to Montreal. He the Question of tax money for the li Mitchell, Robert • Isham Randolph. will not open on Jfonday. On Sat­ plain; mixe Nearly all fit the cases at the pres­ I|am of California. Reveriend Taylor added that Canada bas gone ahead brary, according to information, from George W. Bosm tter, - .Arthur GT urday, Dec. 31, the) library will close - "'i'J be held Pri- ent time are light ones, thus contrast- ' ' of Dundee officiated at the services. with her part in the work apd bad members of the two boards. Rumpf, Joseph T. Rycrsdn, Fred W. at S o'clock and Will not. open until • '• A'cloek in ithe old Sargent, Charles IL/Schweppe, Dr. ing with the four severe cases early :; developed the;, new Weliand | canal A definite percentage of the tax the following Monday.' ** " '• o'clix-k in the Walter ,Dill, Scott,yklbert A. Sprafeue. in the fall. Only 'one person Is J»f- ) Clarence Miller and B. A. which connects the waterway with monry received', fro tt the two county STER&StUdaras ptftf *' i'h Rev. 5. Iriou Silas H. StrawiyG, F. Swift, Thomas flicted in- each of eight families, two , 1 Ontarioi One short stretch must, be treasurers Is supposed to be paid over • '-v iH be in the Lake Schroder Named "Trustees B. Wilson, Wftrrer Wright, • - , • - WeU Known Conductor Dead persons are ill in each of three!, and deepened so that 30 foot draft ships to the library boird. The county Salem Evangelical Church six person are SI) in'the other family may pass through Instead of i& foot treifciWjrs' of l>pth Lake and- Cook To 8uperyise the general plan and - The funerajl of James York was held . '• —:—i. - | under quarantine, One Barrington' ships as at the present times The couStfeS'pay the litrary tax money to provide .technical 1 onnsel, a general Tuesday- morning in Janesville, yfts. ^ D-l!,." Clarence Miller and B. !A. Schifpe- person is quarantined in Chicago.' Th€ .> r 1932 Tax total cost of completing the waterway the village treasursr rather than to advisory committee has been formed, Mr. York has been a conductor der were elected to the board of tmiR- bas been set at 563" millions of dol­ through Barrington tor many years school Mard met Wednesday night to,. ( l>iJi fhe 1 library treasurer. TJie. library on^wlich leaders ii every branch of n riuents in State tees of the Salem .BvangeKpal chagcB lars. Of this amount, 3150 millipBS and was known by many local people. decide meib»t to dismiss the lowe* iv'/^l h1*fe,-^5c s:pare can boarld after making allowances for the flrtricultnral and I ortienltnral. inter­ grades Thursday and Friday in an ef­ !' " r-, at the annual election held Thursday have been spent already. The job is A stroke of paralysis wag the cniisti retairded tax situation, has been dis- est have consented 10 act. V fort to help check any further spread ' '' -• , - • —^ evening Pec. 15. ' Thesei mefl *ul of death. Mr. York was pensioned -' i^ued by Attor- no undertaking sttch as the construc­ satiffiea with the amount of money fill the position* left by J; C. Pla*ge in January. 4» ' of the disease. " /•• \ K. CarLstrom, it is tion of the Panama eanal was, he received for library expenses. / New Teaeb IT Engaged V t a Chjin St< _ The persons reported ill 'with the ''"'-'• installment of and Fred Kampert, both of whom .de­ said. The total time becessijry for A new teacher hi is befn engaged b> Tfie village, trustees at 'heir last disease are Lawrence Stout and Wil­ •• •••'Uecjerf in 1933 clined roelection. . [I , completion has been estimated j at one the Barrington putlic school and is Breaks Arm Coasting - meeting did not reach a oecision on liam Stout, ,N. Houjgh street; Mra. rwES]^,'"^'.' i«!'. 1. 1983. if not Other officera elected were superin­ and one-half years. " now teaching at^tbi \ bigb school. RUB* Jerry WUkins, eleven yean old son the Wary sitnatio i, ey requested Earl Jencks and Tom Pettis, R. Hough •Iraw interest until tendent of Sunday schoqt, Ho^art tn listing the benefits to Chicago sell G. Andersorf, Vf ho fpnneriy taught of Mr. and Mrs. A., M. Wilkins, 123 «'"eet' Burnell Thacher, Lake street) -•" >M in*tnllme*nt. Berghorni associate superintendent! of from becoming *n inlead seaport, the the j library board .0, urnish a state- at Oak Park, has >een made a mem' Walton avenue, broke hip right arm Frederick Meiater (in, Chicago); • •'-: 1. 1933, will be Sunday_schiM»l, E. W. Wagg*: sejfrer speaker declared the metropolis woultjl ment of the amoint of money re­ ber, of .the faeult j. ,. Mr. Anderson just above the wrist'Thursday after* tary ofSun^ay school, Earl Scbaejerjr Chester HonPith. W. Main street; I 'Iraw interest at become the shipping center of the, ceived since 1920. Some-action has teaches science; mai hematics and book­ noon while coasting on Grove avenue --- 1 and Sujiday/school treasurer, Edward »''i'l> from August been promised for the next meeting.. keeping and is an issistant coach. between Lincoln and Russell streets. ;•* Continued on pace ¢. Schroefler, -' 1 ' " . Continued on page 8 1 "\ * »

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BARHINGTON REVIEW, DARRINOTON, ILLINOIS, THUrtSDAY 22,1032

WMMMMVMlMMM* «*•*« a>"•' '• »y 'rogram LAKE at Catlow Brings » M MM MMM Ml i • •»!•- ». i» i« mil I •• III III III H.IIMM Christmas Gifts Installation Is Local and Personal Wauconda OutstandingFilrns T Held at Zurich Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson iao* Will Rogers to Appear in "Too their infant son christened Smiilaj Yoath Kicked by Howe } -p Lodge on Priddy, afternoon at the parsonage. Rev. Iirion Busy ta Work" on Sunday ,; Francis Ptfbner,..'i2 year qld Son fi^ 1 '•••••/• XKX ^ • officiating. The boy was named Kel­ Mr. and Mr». Joseph Dobneri who vin Raymond. , /and Monday Zurich Indue. A. K. & A. M. held reside east of town, y/an kicked by a Mrs. William Tonne and Mrs. E en /, Installation of officers Friday evening horse Thursday morning over the left ry of Gary and Mrs, T. Toll of C >y*- at tln:_ Temple. Charles R. Weaver eye causing "a. deep," Harry Hammond, installing sew- Mr. and Mrs. Ed fronty. Were El­ of influenza ELEC-TRIC IRONS :> gin visitors Saturday. J Saturday feature at The CatloHv retnry of Lounabury. Mr. ami Mrs, Herbert "pclhroeder Mr. and Mrs. J. Stiglich and fpn .theatre: -%v'•'•.,' WASH BOILERS AND TUBS The officer* installed were Clnr- and Bobby spent Saturdays and Sun­ Mathins of Barijington were visiors With good humor, the picture first enfp Snetsiiiger, W. XL; August day with relatives in Chicago. They ALL KINDS OP KNIVES Mr^nd Mrs. Frank Harrison of mu- Catlow boys refreshments were served in the ; x dining room. in Elgin Thursday, afternoon. re. Bank of Franc/ ; ' ; Dece nber 25 and 26. Mr„_ and Mrs.J Fred Buesching lad Dr. and Mrs.. L. E. Golding of A struggle between Miss Hopkins as giiests Mondjay evening Mr, \ 7 and Miss Francis for. Marshall's af­ ForFathiu Family Gatherings at Libertyviile called on relatives her£ Receive Mrs. Cfharles W«wet*er and UttnlaTl Tuesday. fection, leads to a highly amusing ids for State and daughter Irma of Barrington ind climax. ,; TOOLS OF ALL KINDS , Many Lake Zurich Homes; Herman Scherf was a visitor jln tprovement Projects 4Iarry Berghorn for dinner. /.'. Snort subjects and the last of the Waukegan Monday. r SHOT GUN SHBa^LS A number of Like Zurich homes John Paytbn of EvAnston vls'tcd Merchants' cooperative gift nights carry on its tastltntlonf recoh* * will be scene* of family gatherlnga Friday evening with. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr, ijmd Mrs. Ira Cook an«l soft wjli add Interest to the bill. To SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS • ml jnviteil friends for the OhrlstmOH L. Poyton^ are 111 with liifluenxa. : Will Rogers, frequently described struct on program, the state depart- LAWNMOWEITS I_ if purchases and construction is dintHT-t. Mr, and ^lrH, R, H, Dorsey wen Corn Dnley and M Mrs. Arliur hs the best known personality In ment g bids, 'this month, for several Mr. «n«f Mrs, Charley RtuhiiiiHkl Cnlciiigo Saturday. to Ilpjighfon called on; Mla» Thfr)itt America, the intimate of kings and oppnlr CADET ELECTRIC MOTOR HEATERS 1 bnlldiig projects mid equipment hi will have their sunt Klmcr mid Mil­ MrM, (fiiorge Oram returned to [Mr Houghton at a Liilertjvlllo hospital riueeiis and the componion of, cap* VISES AND ANVILS ton and fnmHIe* at home; Mr, nipt homo iiovfli of town Sunday n 't«r the flrat of rtto week. tlflnM of Industry, powiw to the screen stalliUiort jobs. "The 1'st InclndoH raa> terlul for a: locking d»Vici» at the Clips' MILK STRAINERS AND PAILS t Mr> II. R..Hiiin»irt will entertain Mr. being for mwernl (Inya with her nog Mr,' mid Mrs. Floyd Godfrey of on iChrlstmns day and the Monday tii.l Mi». Mnrwhull Norton end HIIIIH I.eltoy nn.il family nt MitniUdelii, 'lim following, ., tor prlwn wll hoitw, bircban, lauii' LANTERNS AND "BLOW TORCHES TOvoiiHton "were cnllora rfinntlay at the 'dry and refrigeration equipment1 for of lien flalnes, niirrUiHt Norton also Itifrtitt »f'M>i niul Mr*. Oron«,lin«li«m The picture, "Ton Bnay to Wnrk," hohtt' of the iBftnr'a brother (31«rcn Wpnvor atlt'iplml tomi^iury p|)ni)t«r. In lh» liopa of IIiiiHiiB Ills wlfu and son Clayton uf Mnywood jjnint Sun I)|*mi< liiMpltnl nnd '« water sofranar mum, Mr«. l,oi|lni' .'I'IIIMH of mill Mr*, M, Mi'liworniiHi «/ Famen Picket hi* home Willi IIIIIUHM, Iml IN nblo In dfliiglifw ami th« "othi»r man" ami (ilflSMllhul Ada firing HOMIUK MfM'i.vwIk Mr. mill MM.' 1.. Nlek« llli (Mil llglllll, lonrtis Hint hla wifp JIHN Iniig alnoit BHt*HK' COASTER WAGONS ^ ulej iiml futility of Mhwtyvllle", Mr, Stores Selling Mr, nml Mrs, tjeow HlnclflMirii IIPPII flffld.'- Thti action h« takes la, •m SLEDS, Flexible RumitirH ' *n« mill d/iu«liMr, wi'rp-ln WfiultwflM Weilnesdity, parhflpti, not what \\w nrillnai'.v man Mr.-inn) Mri. OeorK.i'lTliM'M mid son. Wisconsin Milk would do utuler wlmllnr clr(Mi|n«tn»^sT Freil 'Chli's inif! iluiiulilef Itiilh of /JIM. Mpi'riinn Mrofika nnd MM, I), TOY riKE ENGINE, AIHi'LANK.S S\mt feature* for the ChrlNttijftS If*ke '/iirii-h. mid Mr, and Mrs, II. L, I'utnntn.wflro Iiostpiisea to th« t'nst 1 day ilrogrftm wlir include KjHseliil IIUP- DUMP TRUCKS, AUTOMOBILES Ililliiniii. ' Tlii* farmer member* of -HIP' I urn Matruus club on Fi'lduy afternoon Milk association In the east pari for their muntiil Chrlntmas party, it toon, a fihatlle Chaplin.coniedy,; f«- METAL DOLjLi BEDS - Mr. lynl Mm. .Mm.fijlin. will have nt frnl Clfcm l^tcey lins-,retiirnea from DM clal Christmas community slug. RAILROAD COACHES daugliler, Mr. and Mrs. August yeurs ago when they picketed lu ft ortt* Molties, In. J ^ Randolph Scott. Sally Blanc, Fred Itiic'«'himr anil family. Air. nn<| Mrs, of several Watikegatt stores* wljch Koliler, and Jim Thorpe, play the Fred liiieschiiig. Mr. ami Mrs. Her- were selling Wisconsin Imported nllk Mrs. Paul Rroncheon entertaine«l| leading roles in the movie version of 'man lliiescbing and family. the 1032 officers of Mayflower chap Zane Grey's popular novel,, "Wild GjtVE PRACTICAL GIFTS at lower than "standard"! prfees. : Mr. and Mrs. l,ee' Lnndwcr and •Tlie I ('hristiiins day guests to-be particularly opposed to the «ie honor of the retiring worthy matron Tuesday night/ ..."-.•.•'.'. of Mrs. Suftiii at Dundee. Mr. and of cream and other dairy products at Mrs. A. H. Botfhmer. j The story centers around . Scott, J: C. Gadwallacler Mrs. Fred lVpper will be guests of the several stations which have letrn Mr». Leslie Tiirribiill entertained who is engaged in the double task *of 137 Park Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cook of Wau- set up in Wnukegan and through the the Five Hundred club Wednesday af­ attempting the "capture of a great con'la. Mr. and .Mrs. Walter P/ehm county. Retail prices, pnrticuli rly ternoon at a 1 o'clockfluncheon. TJie white wild stallion, which roams the r and fanuly jyill be guests for Christ­ on creami, have "been cut' to the btine afternoon was spent iplaying cards Arizona mesa, and of blocking the aU mas dinner at the Henry Krueger, and county dairy men have expressed . Priaes were awarded Mrs; Alda Smith tempts of a band of outlaws to cap­ bone. High Grade the? intention to oontinue their cim- and Mrs. Dorothy Schibeder. ture others of the wftd horses be­ Barringtoif, HHnois James Sigwall arrived Wednesday paign until Wisconsin producers re­ A... F. Ericksoiji returned Friday longing to the Indians.' : Watch and Clock from the Mexico; .Military School of linquish their hold on the local mar­ from' the Libertyville hospital. where . The brilliant and/ thoroughly indiv- 'Repairing Ifex'co, Mo., to spend'the vacation at ket. he had been receiving! medical treat­ ual Tallulah mnkhead has a role honi,*.. Miss Charlotte Weaver and The biridiof farmers that pickited ment. '.'!•• worthy of her talents in "Faitbess," fniura fjreve from f>i'Kalb. Miss Mnj- Saturday jrw, for: the most pirt, Joan Moody spent the past week coming next Wednesday and Thurs­ bey,' Kohl, who teaches at Deland. meWbersi of the Pure Milft associa­ day nights. II la" the story of an Mi*- Alice Hockeubach of Buchanan, f wilth her mother Mrs.] Evelyn Moody tion. They carried banners declining in Chicago. ), heiress whose world. collapses about Mich., are other* who will spend the the importations to be unfair. A. H. her when' the 'economic depression bolibivs in Lake Zurich. Miss I'lljrl- Anj£s of "iVadsworth was leader of the Mrs. Edwin Drom, SJtrl. ISBya Soren puts an end to her luxuries. \, lis .S<«lerbi'rg will altiii he borne frim farmers' picketing group. son, Mrs. Ross and Miss Jbtfura Harris The* New Year's Eve midnight show ioli't. • - 'N wereVvisitors in Racing 'Wis, Wed at The Catlow will bring Stuart Ir­ Prairie View Man Dies nesday; • -" • f \}.' ^ win in the laugh riot, "He Learned Evangelical Church Leo Steinsdorfer has been botind About Women." , B. B. Teams Win and Lose Celebrating Birthday over to tlie grand jurjT at W»ufceR*n charged with stealini gasoline from at His Home Sunday his uncle, Albert Hafer, on South Main street. Mrs. Hanson Tlie4.F.v:inKcllcnl clinrcb iio.vn basket- The Wauconrta Woinan's club holt has gone to Chicago for the winter;. bull ten ins lino joined tile- Iilhertyvlllo A Prairie View man (Med Sun lay their annual Chrlatmaa party in tlioli Mr. and Mrs, E. A, Golding of Nor­ leiti]i|e. The fjrwt names of the neaNon w/Eacl BiinivorHnry with his family, celebrate their, golden wedding nnni* l*h hull,- Th» lertgiie, ruJen call for nwin*ber; cohtrWnittfa alrataple gwearj Jacob It, RlUenthnlar, retlwl 'ar­ for the. rflllef fund. ( varsary on Monday, Dec. 20*, ellflll tiieli On the team. Ttl<> lllll'-lip mor,. wa» Hitting: In a rflckltiR ehnlr r wrm lit m foilowo. Kitmld UtiiUliMkl, con- t'lmtHinir with Ilia family when- iw William Bownswof! Chicago vlaltei: Joaaph PaiiRfiald of Volo, aWln-laiw ! i (i»r, Hmieiio Frank, gimnlj l.iiwrmicn mtildflflly loft hlmTB" Tbi* tnnn had i »»«• r«ltitlv4» Ii«r« Mofutnyt, of Oeorge Do well, waa taken to St, H"raiil<, forwnrd; NorpU Froellch, to I'mWh 1« tltji* morning. Ho re- .Dr. itoaa att*wlwl liho Lake Oonniij Tharena liospltal wHare lie un(l#rw«rnt <(infd; II, I.oluiimi, forward; Walter turned homp to pnjoy n «iimlay'Hln< Medlcul «w-l«ty iiiifflng held at Hlgli' an operation for tipnandicltia on /•7 T" -¾ Merlii'itd, eenie":; Wllburt iiiii'MNen, ni'r chat with ill IN olilMrmi nnd lyntitl* lnntl Park Tuesday. ; ; TiiBiwlay, ••' ' fiirvMird; F,. , l.olniiiiii, letlitrd, ^ clillilrpii. '—~r^~7 , OI«nn niackhurn and mntflwr warn' Mr. and Mrs, Roy Pa**flol<| of Row- Tlie (tlrU tcfiin won 10-12 from thf A* ho »flt rocking iim\ tulklnjf with In BJgln Hatliwliiyi villa, worp callcra Tuesday at tho ChaHes Davlln home. A . oob^id team of F.vmiotoii nt Fvaiisloti hi* i'lilldren they Jwtleed 4itiiblet)],v Dr. b, K, IMRlteN of Oryatat Labi! Frlil-ty. The Inly* Itenvx •""•HM ''",t Kint hp fnllwl. t« rwuHinil to^tljpfr wui a caller iii Wuucoridn Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dorwlti and- '. T*f fjO-W the Millie evening* (ini'MlotiK, nud «b examination ills- Mr, and Mrs. Harry Matthews wcrp Fred Croyden* yonttg son of iii Tlie member* iifihc utrlt4 leam>» are chmed hp wn'»- tlpttd,- r • • rtKjtmt enllors at tlie home ofvSJ*i atid ^ Vernn ItmNlttskl, ''h*rnwe* /and Helen Dr. Taylor, entmy eoroner, reliort« and Mm. Oliver Croyden, was take i Urn, Hlwood Pratt at Illghlntid i'urk. Fraiik; Helen Markings, I'lj-i'tyn MtHI- eil Inter tlmt the aged resident dif­ to the Cbndcll hoapitnl'for treatment ThuYwtny. He Was suffering from a Mr. unil Mr*. Wtlllnni BrtfOk» of ing, 1'earl f.nliiniin. Katie .tnytie, Mar- fered for B^veriii yenrn from liPnrt Waukegan were recent visitors at the Jfl'iry ."ModerluTg and Mcfld Colllnn.; hlgE fever. , • trouble and tjhat till* wan th« cause home of the former's parents, Mr. and t; of ilonth. Wilter Banks ' and Earle llarrl • Mrs, Hornmn. Brooks. Death Comes to L. Dixon Thp deeensed waa bnrn npar Prairie son wcra In Woukeg^an pnAbuslncsp . Mrs. John Ross and daughter After Week's Illness Vlow and always lived in tbnt vicini­ Thursday. - '*&*a, Jacqueline were visitors in Chicago ty. Twenty yeara ago he retired from Mrs.! Phil Frohlke Is_ reported i Thursday. farming. with i^rfluenea I.utie llixoii Well known In thf ' Besides the.widow. Eve, he leaves Mrs, Jane Bntenger entertained her Community where he was born anil: Alex Schraipp returned Wednesday daughter Mrs, Roy Turner and chil­ six children. One sop, Lloyd, is post­ from a visit at Augusta, Wis. raised died at his home Saturday master at Prairie. View, and a daugh­ dren on Monday, avcr.ing after a week's Illness. He was ter i« the wife of Louis Holfje, Wheel­ The Oliver Croydon family -)iWv|e 51 years of age. He is survived by his",ing * bank president. moved into Mrs. Annal Hansons ihousr Classified Ads Bring Results w«f<\ Mrs. Ann Dixon, daughter Ruth,, Funeral services'' were held Wed­ *-^. »nd son lK>nald. Mrs. Caddie Dixon, nesday afteihoon at 2 o'clock at tbi his mother-and three , aisters, Mjrs.. Prairie View Evangelical church. / Beiilntt' Coxhend, Mrs. j Myrtle Bas- gett and Mrs. Villa Michtfs. .' ^ ! . • Brilliant New Lines K- 20 Ponies in Stable •I ' ' > • , The funeral was held Tuesday af­ ternoon at 1:30 from the house and Near Libertyville Are New FtsJxr No-Dtaft Venttlatton ! 2 p. m. from th«". Evangelical church., WWmVAUX CONniOLlJB>)gm^k™Hh endcomhrtfodortttc* ********* Rev. Irion officiating. Burial was in Burned to Death Lake Zurich cemetery. Mr. Dixon was v.—:—• ' --" » member of/take Zurich camp of A stable and 20 priae polo ponies Modern Woodmen. " i were consumed by flames on the In- Scores of Engineering Improvements f. snll Hawthorn farm at the outskirts of Libertyville early Pridayf morning. New Comfort and Safety Features . Christmas Programs at A. group of American Legjon veter­ Church and School ans and heighfboring farmers attempt­ Weiextend our most genuine ed to lead the animals from the burn­ * YOU ARE CO*MAU.YlHVmDlOAl^im DISPLAY * The annual Christmas program will ing barn but were unsuccessful. ~* . wishes for a joyous Christmas h* given 1>y the Evangelical Sunday The fire, according to reports from School Christmas Eve. at 7:30 in the Libertyville started shortly after 1 Widj a happy New Year of Pnrisb hall. o'clock Friday morning and destroyed \ There will be ' special Christmas the large stable and toe 20 ponies stealdy progress and prosper­ Whan l#H«r Automobila* Ar« lalln l«ic| Will music at the Christmas morning ser­ in Ifc"'- ',"-. •wild Tfcaa ' *- r Pr*4*ct «f Oanfataf M«tt*ra vices at 10:30. Sunday school at 0:30 Two other ponies and) fonr colta in ity. ! We sincpely appreciate 333 lb* usual time. an adjoining stable were rescued ny a Short Christmas programs will be party of American Legion members BUICK liven Friday afternoon at tlie Lake returning from a meeting at Antloeh. the support imd recognition Kurioh Grammar school and E'« high These men had seen the flames from' .^- •ehool and nearby schools will en­ their cars as they proceeded along favored us during; the year joy the week's vacation. the Milwaukee jroatl, \ ' Ai the, Wg estate-, now operated by about to close, SCHAUBLE BROS: & C0IXINS : the Northern Trust company, H was BUIOK-PONTIAO BALES AND SERVICE! Geneva Office of Stute rpporfPd the ponies were being cared Banking Dept. Cloned for to Wow'fn rhsrge ©| the estate Tel. Barrington21 for Iwfiwndant owntw» Th* 0«n*va oftlcw of th# tint* , Among tli* American Ljglon oifm- hanking thtn»fttn*nt baa bfen dtaeon* b?n who aided In ths effort tnTaa?* POBL^OHOW iFtfNERAL HOME Unmnl, U has Itpra annminofd %. hrm anlmsli. were CbsrlP. Kapsrhiill, -1 Phone 609 JttatA Auditor Owar Nelwn's offlrs. a at;t#; official flf m U*hn from Dtaip banks In 33 norlbWNt cntintlsi l**rfl<»Mi Dam Hunt, offlolnl of tha 402E. MiinSt Barrlngton, III. which formerly did, busltiM* thf0u»b 2S5fr o»W"l»IN-fr«« OrsyslakPi Us (tpntva infllca wtlt do buitntaa In William QNlcfNtob^Minip ». Ool«, * <<> «M Mprlnatlsld uffipp. una Mlil.r Rchrlwer. It.'**. j t- i W' .f1f \ ¥• ,r ( •r 'W; •:\ '•/ 'nMMk *i^ ,,:,•!„ At r .•-f' BAKBJNCTON REVIEW, BABRIKOWWr n^MOIS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22,1932 J w present for tbiee tables of bunco, but noon, sphere were eleven ladies pres­ *&t Cary'irere Friday evening callers Mn and Mrs, Harold Kelsey and ij honor- roll as she had an average ,of Cuba Township an enjoyable afternoon was spent. ent and each' .broujgjht' a gift to ex­ Mrs. H. Kelsey assisted; Mrs. Smith. at- the* home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Enoch Brandt were Waukegan 00 in' all' her studies and along with change. The Jaime^y meeting will be Blanche The" next meeting of the club will be Lageschulte. visitors Wednesday. , this honor she was presented with' * Lad}} at the home of M Claude.' Mrs. James Voller spent the week­ J «.Mr «m ^ '?" J»c^«»n Of January 12 with' Mrs. Fltts and Mrs. Mr./and, Mrs, Albert Oossell apd hammered silver bracelet from her Mr, and,Mrs.7 '•Ward Ryan -and end at the home of her daughter Mrs. daUghte'r Virginia of Marengo, Mr. Snady Hill celebrated their forty-fifth Kelsey as hostesses, at the home of teacher. , 1ar m Mrs. F. Kelsey. We are. still in neeYl children* Ifplen-^nil Robert; of ^Chi- Frank Vlk of Chicago. ' , " . . an^jf Mrs. Ben Jpobner and Alvin Kelsey school district No. 25 wilt wedding anniversary at their home cago speh^SatuirdAi and Sunday at . Mr.- and Mrs. Harold Keuey and Davis were Wednesday evening o/ t/ie Sunday. Tfcelr Immediate families of more quilt patches. have itsi Christmas program Thursday \ j;,,\iuinc the Krnusjhome.' children Holland and Phyllis , spent guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Miller. evening.1 A tree with all the trim­ place from Cblcag^ were present. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kelsey motored Mr, Wednesday evening with Sir. and <<>•• inion S r John Hocl a«d MrsMrfJrofd Kelsey and Flor,ia,n Muska is not recovering mings Will be the center of attraction, i„ l. JV * "'«"U and daughter to Elgin Saturday. children Mrs. Joseph Wollar. h g a r e 8 endl n Roland fthl phyllis spent very rapidly from his Labor day auto Ki ? L? ? . , P »B -^8, week at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klingenberg and Mr. .and Mrs, Harold Kelsey and Sundny with-Mr, jujid Mrs. Norman ' Elaine Rasmussesr of Cary is spend­ accident and is still under a doctor's Mrs. Frank Kinby were Waukegan U' Frances ^their Shady Hill cottage. son Donald and Mr. Itossman of Brandt. T ing a week with her aunt Mrs. Frank care. \ H visitors Tuesday,. ' *. • i ' ' Mothers' club met at the! home of Crystal Lake were Sunday guests of f J>arkijnsorrKeye8 M£. and Mr*, H

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• . •' :, ' '• • :•*-._'. • . M..!nriiitr through • , VIIIHKO of Hiim- t:r, young; Boston iim iicciualntance, 'A hioti, ot Blanche ' Mvpiitoeii, with . i ii"ly enamored. i i.ttiont he learna • r family history, • lutioniiry times. u* from a serious (jfflieMyom .; a lone distance Service Store h.i destination, th» iniall village •«.•1 that he become, , „ io«t ot ber eousin, Miry reoolve* Phtl- ,.. • . nt h'js i>i tuUty, i' • lUAlntunce ot •n ,: iitunll brothers, r . whom «he Is •t.r l>t>inn dead, . • iiiin I'nul, her 'Tit | . rr IViiil.i, Is: no- >;.i Hamlin, noted '<& i in wh'me office 'i a.-. ..«ni»injc In iiirii, he Informs Jr 1 - win, fllunohe for i ,, in pit hut lo, arid Oar Christmas tables arc loaded ;/• .! r 'iniiy ntiperstl- !in "Illuirohee" of with practical, ja^tpensivi; gi|ts. ii tin' morning roi« iiin'iTi'iiiiMiloifN nr> in tu« fiinn, Violet Here are just a fc^uggiestions l\ci<. 1&.1I0MH w f h n now novel, t-\ : ilili' ln>r, WllPII of the uousud valiies you'll find: . if (,''•«(If, knock i Mary 'walked in. .f m Miinif. ilt'iir," mild ( iTiniisiiiif" herself. r \y.{ why yotl. tllihi't •» t.iki- that brwik- ••••tiilrn, will you? U ',! ri'lll.V to jfo to % ,i 'i imve forgotten ' •• 11 wn« ruining too •^73 ' _-iline myself. You i ("hike cold." *. I i-i>nliln't get over |! ir\. returning from • i lii-n with, the tray. •I enough "hotter by While gift shopping don't fif -a vi-r to dinner and V' {•iA^i ..'UK'"," •*.*>•?&y>*i^L get about your Christmas deah~~

IT I couldn't, I f' •'...,. rations. Electric candles, window final to the effort I,I II 1 ,L -H 1,. ti , h ,i , ], j | ,. wreaths, lighted stars and tree r 'i> the bureau to ' ; '\ ' ^ ' K "i < ' - V >' 'i », ' ,i t I " I i i '<{ "I Why, yes. If.you i wH J "til lighting sets {indoor {and out' It -don't pull It.— door) have never been priced so in- this morning?" frcil Mary, brushing. hw at your Public Service Store. t't curls to tlholr full .i ruining HO drend- W*w*' \'i i.-i| It didn't seem best i"' ' ' .7,11 '- :;i"' ; i'i!4 •;!!!,«, •itt elii|>t If. lies hwi) lM rrtv. ,1¾ ./ i • 'I,I'",',! ,i"' I jrou (nut night. He's ,,,,,,'ill 1,^11,11 J'I i, 'I 4' ' ''ii , f 'i "i L, i', §•. 11, ':•, ''ii, !!• •!'' ii'ffii. friends In Hurling- fM^^\h 1 ! ,'Vi i' Ii H' ,i ml iii",' '••l„ffl', ''-SI ,' *.,,, l|, 11 i'!' ,, I i, i" 'i' ,|i:iiii.;'.,''ii,:i' 7 '.' .!"" »!' 'Iii/tjipofnfed n«t to 1 'll'V^llr l ,' 'I it I, ! • crazy over every- /,'iKV ''' n j J' i^'miM IliiaMiter' MUt mtifiil. i thlnk;-rie \m t«ivi> hi-en an arflnt- , '.'''Vi'i'ii'i ©IIS li'1.!!.'!'!!'''!*!! !'• n« he mtys, hut The Electric Casserole cooks evetythirig^ from baked &0W f-iii'i'ssfoii, Instenil of potatoes tp jpot roast—from vegetables to brown mm ••<-f. Hut. of coiiroe ff$1;& ii bread. It holds 2 quarts and has both a high-speed ?, II " it i) hi',' & I'I.V an much money 1,1 | , ; |i'^l!!i!i'ii|'' ii i' I!l|'. •>Pl "' I'.-ivls mid Hum- and low-speerj heating dement. Finished in ivory ^Wlfe#* PibtfPfo i'^k I I'm1' A, ,1 i'[[i1 and green porcelain enamel, it is only $4.95. IMAI fliwiiW'yLili^Ww 'I me after I went The "Electric Clock is an alarm model made by Ham- It makes mo feel ^11%^¾.^ ,11 ifiiiL (|tilti) We^l g|< mond. A tiny* light inside, illuminates the dial during the night. In a trim walnut-finish case, only $4.75. 1 , 1,1 ,|,,, ' tin- fotivprantlon, I*-"»' i;7rVii4iii SilllV"^,*^ ' 'WpWi'M.jwV'W. i .: extremely In- The Pottery-Lamp comes in several styles, lalge '•' was Interrupted molded bases itt beautifully colored in greer^ black, •• »f Miss Jnne ^'^ffi^lfte^^ 'iiii'i-i'ii soiiiewhnt pumpkin, oxblood or yellow. Parchment shades are •Miimiit knocking. decorated ^o match. An unusual value at only $2.55. ' 'iiiiniw "Mnualng IffeW&MjMtt '.''• •"' ---, :r •'•"'- .• ->i '<• in-r lot. ''She The Coffee-Maker (by Hotpoint) brews delicious ••- "t the plnlne^t ! Iriil ever iwide. clear coffee without boiling. Glass parts are Pyrex • ^( Mint He had —metal parts are chromeplated. Makes six cups. 'i Ha^istead. Only $7.93 cash — or $1 down "little by little". TVI'II, Mnry," fe^'''''^W^4 "an-n't either of The Smoking Stand is handsomely finished in ^¢^- i' fW» niornln'?" wrought iron. Its electric lighter is detachable. Comes '"•"I h'T excuses?. complete with colored glass ash tray for only $1125. tie " -iihi-r rntirtntired 1 '-. stnted her (/ The Waffle Iron has an automatic signal; that tells ;n-h to do,? stfej when grids are ready for the batter. It is finished in 'i'ihlren to look non-tarnishing chromeplate. A real bargain at $3.45. • '" irt>t, and every- Wbe Corn Popper pops corn electrically without muss ' ' • -:ir." asked COB- ' v.»11r taking In or fuss. It holds a quart. In chromium, only $1.70. i'i^' man_^ that f'v Mie rl?il|8lde? The Heater plugs in wherever there is an electric i-iiarned of your- outlet The 13-inch reflector is chromeplated The "'.'U\z that girl base is finished in green enamel Only $2.95. ! Any framp ! . ••' .- • — ' 7'- ;....' • ' - ,-i nd ask for. a - Mary.- The Heat Pad is covered in soft lavender eiderdown. '"'it a trnmp," Its switch give* you a choice of three constant '•'-:fVintly,' "he's temperatures—highj low or medium. Only $3il5. '• i'o your tie- The Kitchen Clock helps to keep the kitchen running )^Iiliriihle time always on rime. It never has to be wound and never "''''> Mint's been . '•"-ii mure to add. runs dowtv because it's electric The metal; case is 'lie Kretrch are eledin blue, #een or white. pnly$4j^ ' ",f|lrely untrue, yi '":lfifv*.d it to be £MM&*V Lamp Set give* any dressing table an "i a conviction Hit. ' feminine touch. Colorful china dolls sup- "•x d.'llcnte. Just .»„-.jd rayon shade* in rose, green or orchid. r '•'•''•'up he!» been «• complete sett nicely boxed, is only $2.95. -•I'K'MiIng awfully »*-, •. ll" hhout him. i. 1 practical fliftt ar« alio v.;'. "'riiljfht |n th#( Many of thoto fc-.. -'f to the point told by othor oca I oloctrical deaUrt *•* '" lnows Ms own ''V" If he didn't !;• ' " conscience, and ""' 'towers and ^ •>n page 7 rj.p..

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\ . A ••, BARRINGTON REVIEW, Bill BIN N, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22,1932 k . "•ST" ' t who , ^ . _ .. . _ ists Sunday ait the home of Mr. Marcia Dav*enport, who wrote the dren perform.. A.$ tea years, Mozart, ance bf a marvelously Rift0(j nn ga 1 anjcl Mrs. Charles Bahmel in CM- book, spent two years abroad prepar­ ha. „d, writte_..,.,_n a. symphony^and. U-^:„A by earl,y- ceited, lovable," impractical, 'nt^ tfewWr^tyfe™ ca \o. ing for her task. She visited almost manhood, the quality of his genius as lating fellow, with a fresh heart f0,' BuickModeUAM y Clubs ;-• Society - Personals Miss Marjorie Bennett, 515 Grove every town Mozart did, she visited the a musician and as a composer was joy and sorrow. Aliyone who has livJ at enue, will spend the holiday sea- inns and the homes% where he stay­ thoroughly known and appreciated. tlfrongh MoaartM ritTin this ujk tfow at Salesro: se i with friends in Syracuse, N. Y. ed, she went to the concert balls But, strangely, court recognition and not be satisfied to renin in In 'tihe"c«u!Ji Entertains at Christmas The Royal Neighbors will have i» ir ... i i~ 1 Relief Corps Elects and opera houses where he conducted actual success, with its accompanying of those who do uot know hi ™ OHJcprs Party friemls njight on Tuesiiay, Dec., 27. Mr. and Mrs. William Homuth of s nmi Milwaukee arfe spending two WeekBhi s music and she had. access j to his freedom from financial .worry never •Mrs. Carrie Kendall, 118 S. Hough Members from neighboring camps will l'"npr«Wed as 'Itlie finest ButcK ere i- General Thnmn* \V7' Sweeney Re­ «'• the home1 of Mrs. Ejjahiuth's original manuscripts and letters, in: came to the young musician. He be­ The club' takes jtuc opp.iriuniiv IM. street, entei'tnint'd the Thursday club fill the statijons. "i ; . I-. !»•m •" HItheP" 1933! line of,this ppo|lulao r lict" e»r|H, No. *•">. held the annual ftther, H. J. IJageschulte '138 W. the European museums.. The result gan early-.to dig for himself a.-'ditch- column affords to wish f„, ,,.,,.1, * 4 ** at a one o'clock luncheon and after* Mr. and MJrs./Ernian.S. Smith) 528 f * h!Uil Motors! crfr now on dinplay plfli-riiMi of officers at the regular t ncoln avenue. y'r- is a book by an author who under­ of debt from which he never eiiierged. its membpi-s a bi^ppy bolidav'«.«(0» w 1 martin;:' \Wd-nevday night, Dw. 14noo n at bunco on -December 15. Prizes Grove avenijej will 'entertain at "a • utile Brodiers and<.jpolliir Jo.tor were given to Mrs; V.p C. Schroeder, six o'clock dinner :£2mstmas Eve. s 1 aK a new standard Jor u with tin' follow-in;* results;'' 'Mrs. o Itasca were guest* Sunday at the with honesty, sincerity \and sympar ,of him once, "He is too sincere, not year. I f : i^rtuty,-comfort and ,valno t< theA Myrtle Abbott, president; Mrs, Edith Mrs. A. L; Robertson, find Mrs. Prank Dr. nnd Sirs. Kirk Smth of Wauke- itv* oomfoJ-t and ,vahio t* h »mc of Mr. und Mrs. Wesley Schae> thetjlc understanding; Her deserip- active' JLHOUKH. tho sus*!epHble • to il- MRS." EARL SClhyKMlf, . " % i .1.-.1-1....^ tjje Weaver, leiiinr- vi.ee president; Mrs. St'nvertis,. M rs. Robertson will: enter­ gari and Mis? - Trenna jScott of Wil- Bolorl«lK nore and ^turoaijhout fir, 523 Submit street. •-• .'.:> tlonis of some qf,:; the 18th century lusioVis, too little aware of the means Mary Nightingale, treasurer; Mrs. tain the''dub on the first Thursday mette will h/ guests; Cn Sunday Mr. - Press 'Kepre^ntatij-t, t Miss Eunljee Shois, 545 Grove ave- institutions and places aire M> vivid of ai'hieving success." • ; cnrs Ksthfr (Srrnuii, f-lmpliifii; Mrs.! Augus­ iii Jttiiua'ry. ' •'. and Mrs. tKirk Smith Will be guests rfo>'* 1M& rcfleii^'credit tf the n ic ^ifl spehd the , holiday season and realistic one -can almost exper­ ;•" There were some very* happy times ta Unrtholonii-w, conductor, and Mrx. at the hohiC of Mrs. iSmith's grand­ t I nt..'**'Wlneej-aj-who ha^ ndd^ to v itl^tef paftTits in Chatswortb. ience them, with MofMirV, Mrs. DoJ- in M«MW(H's life' such as his triumph l ,< VirKiniii Hiiuley, Kiiaid. The delegate father in Polo. -. the t•"' ' • ftindifmchtttl !Buit'k d'^gn Mrs. Ifc.K.Lilien ^Iflrs. Cora Purcell and family, Mr. terrfer rend.ftcvcral-bf the b<»st of in Prague,,where he was perhaps le to tin' department convention, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chartos Brintlinger „!„. * -nwWn aij^nu. Kntetiaiiw i a nd Mrs. Frank Martens. Mr. andrShes]e ' descriptions',- oiie of the borne more fuiJj^' niipreciated , than, any­ ni Anna Urininu : alternate for delegate, ^aiitlf-'MTi.' find Mrs; E( Ixireiizen 01 Irtoilni'-^. stability, /rldlntj roijfort, Mrs. K. K. Lili<;n,'51(1 Grove ave­ 'Ch^itffO'ond MrH. K. fWatbnum jmd Mrs. E. J. Liingfendorf and Mrsinfo. j which Mpaart was born: one of where else; yet the periods of'anxiety !l,|nliUltv nnd value/ Ih rt.lditiint o Mr*. Kmrau Murphy. The alternate for and heai'tsickness seem n%io*jj to p>e-. nue, was hostesm:' Friday afternoon fnnVilyl of Barrington wi|l be dinner itellie Donlen, all of Barringto«H?vyi^tbe lnyepmanH inns where he stayeci \ tht 'aiiuiy improvemi-nts in ap lear- the president, Mr*. Kdith \V«iijv<'r. In­ it to n ~ group'. of friends- who' spoilt a gtieiW Christmas day at- the Howard nfiend (Christmas day with MrvUtfd soi often as a child; one of tlKf oplera dominate. ' He. died when only 35 h. i Htvlc and pt-rformnnM hwp stallation will IM' held at .the! reg-va*' years of age and was lntried ill such m siieinj. hour at playing the game, BrlntlStiger home, 404 Dundee avenue. 1 Irs. William Rntt in* Waukegan. houses and its patpons as they came W IJ.i'i<wer day. Mr. 'and Mrs." Limls/ Beuschci i on with Mrs. Carmictinel's parents in before he* WUB five )te had composed FRIDAY, DEC. 23 K Kntertalned his "music lives! 'llie purity.and anil ni(tw roomy-this year and J&r Entertains at of Aurora, Paul and Walker Btmschcrj : ladison, Wis. ".-.•••; ;f many .little melodie# which, his father ill The lMtii Alpha class of the Sa­ loveliness of it will rrinke its creator 'ntniotiinil Improvements harniRii; Dancing of Wheaton tind William Bcuschcr ol |s wrote down for him; and by the time lem elinreh wan entertained at a live forever 1n the ht«rts of human­ Willi I he now 'sweeping, wlitdJaji^ni Miss I'hyH'w Lines, 12« W. Lake Madison, Wis. will bil at home foi be was six he and "Naiinorl," his K„ , which arc itlitnT»«ory of Silent N^ght, Miss Kincni'd of Chicago will be, at thsman' s club arej^grieved from the nireil In an-autpmohlle'and thp,n-pr«i- Zan* Oray'i Kthel S*-h\"b|h; playlet. Mrs. Olga Mrs. .fames Brandt • > • "rt?ncnld home. death of Mrs. Robert Brown and ex­ ci- -Wrr^-and Mrs., .Carl Ahrens of Waflh- tend tft- her family their deep and Uinlities in the new Bnick^ I vjii hy a chorus; vm-al solo by Mis-si J/ose- ington street ttill ^ntertain relatives, heartfelt sympathy.. Mrs. Brown was The increased 'Slac of tljp Tlitic ec. 1« > Mrs. A. H. Dehlinger of find bet an agreeable- associate and it to 110 inches. The in 138 (itches. Added rqbminess and Ira- Mrs. &/ Source and \daughter Deloir- sTJie privilego io give toys or money proved stability have been ', ctte, Raymond, TCjtona, Flofen.ee spend Christmas day Peter Pan Sugar Peas « . . * 2^ 25c am ROGERS of Harrison street Friday evening at a day. Several of the' teachers, of the at the home lona Sugar Peas • . • • . • 3 &|29c , and Iycslle Belirens, and bahy, 3um^. Christmas party. The main feature local school were honor guests at this Mr., and tyrs. C. W Parker in Olak ,mit street; Gcraldine Hoffie. W of the evening's program will, be the Park, i :''• Swansdown Cake Flour . . • • • PKO. 20c TOOBUSY! occasion. 1, Main street; Franciiie Annstront},. packing of Christmas, boxes /or two Mr. and Mrs. Caijl Littlejphn nd Libby's Tomato Juice . . . . 4 «^ 25c FOX ©reetttt^ ftewrt. Northwest highway; Goliawuy boy," needy families in Barrington. A. so­ Entertains at family of DeKalb w ill spend Ghrist- DominoiXXXX Confectioner's Sugar 2 ^¾. 13c TO WORK Orove avenue; Jack Rieke, \r. Mani cial hour will follow this activity mas day at the W 1 , I'iitorhle " ,, N.. Seats tone, NCE more we . ap­ AnnTPage Preserves, All Flavors • • ji« 14e street, and* I>0 tin Id La 11 direr, Lin- in which "Miss Mabel Grebe, Miss 506 Grove, avenue. ; Mrs. ITerman Wente, 204 E. Sta- O proach that season BuckeyeMaltHop Flavored--,^^^^39^ -SPECIAL SHORT SlIMJiCTS coin h venue. Kvelyn Grahi'iikort, and Miss Stella MiSs Trenna Scott of WHmette v ill of good will when men • Hchnetlas;e will assist the hostess. , tif an street, entertained T^urfiday after­ nig and , family, 333 E. Main street genitl spirit of the sea­ LBS. Mrs. F. I.. Bennett and daughter, Mr. 0¼ l>ound sop, Robert Allen, iborn and Mrs. Milton Freeman,, Mrs. L. T. noon at piniK-hlif. Pri7.es were award­ will spend Monday [at the home, o; son 'brighten every Nuts 2 ed io Mrs. A. W. Abbott, Mrs. E. .J. Reverend and Mrs. E. Helm in filu't Tuesday,'.Dec. 20 at the lftirriil^ton Smiley. Mr. aii.1 Mrs. C. II Kellam. hearthstone. v(lennrnl hospital-,, ' T"'\ Mr. and Mrs. F. L.-Virdfti, Mr. and Laiigendorf, and Mrs. A. Scherf. Island aiid Tuesjlay with Rever|nc FANCY BUDDED WALNUTS >-*. 25c Mrs. F. Fleming, and Mr. and Mrs. nhiflMrs. G. H§iM at feeecher. HYOROXfAlE DRY OR REGUIAR J. K. Prentice. Miss Mary Margaret Conlcy, 135 Mr. and, Mrf. August Sempf dm DANIELSEN& North avenue, entert(iined, tttbridg e Mrs. August Mcyj* if Barrington Mi Thursday'- eveuing. WILLMBRM Adtn. 10c-l$c Former Rpsldrnt ,,- Friday fpr Parlaur Calif,, where thW; Ginger Ale 3^29« -Mrs. Ada Harnden, 121 W. Lake 203 8. Cook 8C Marrie» j , • j will visit for three weeks wil& »r street .will he' hostess to her family and Mrs. Harry Landwcr wh^i weri^ BARRINGTON. ILL. 12 24-OZ. BOTTLES $1.10 »*tAI8 BOTTLE DEPOSIT WED., THURS., DEC. 28-29 Sntnriay afternoon at the Evan­ at n Christmas Evt dinner formerly of Barrington. j gelical *)irson'ige. KJgin. Miss Blanche Telepfaon«m: Barrinfton 29 Encore Stuffed Olivet • C&ristjtha Mr. and Mr*. -GiWge Walgren and Mrs. Olareneef-Page returned Si t roCanjWafet .'j&aic Morrison and Ualph Trimble were family, 210 Franklin street, will at­ ome iTstnilp Cj^cel Pork Sausage . married. Mr. and Sirs, I'Miuund urday from a I threee week'stvisit will S T*. IOC Thursday, Decern) tend a reunion'of the Wntere^fam- relatives in Neferasl ;a • and Iowa. »apnfee Fancy Quality' Pumpkin I*routy were the astern hints. • Mr i|ies Sunday at the home of $jj$l arid —really happier MlOO and Mik Trimble will make their Mrs. II. E./amis, 126 W. Mail with ofleofour, MArtSHMALLOWfi Mrs. Lawrence Walgren it Edison street, "is visiting.-' • • . • - :% cago this week, i food baskets.. was a former resident of fin mug-ton Tbey are prleedV Siitotfra p° - One pound plfg. -'... 15c Mr. arid Mrs. Edward Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Q. R, Paulson ain at ll.OOi. $2.30 i\A W. Russell street, will cnterfnin daughter, 420 S. Haugh street, wer and $5.00. Or, PECAN MEATSj Celebrates Birthday at a Christmas dinner oh Sunday. Mr. perbap* yon'd p : on Christmas - guests Sunday pf M'• and Mrs. How rather give food fOc-SOc to 8; then I0e-38c New prop. Rxtrii trtnvy and Mrs. Henry Schroeder and daugh­ ard Stieferthoefer of Chicago. coupons — aak ,es ^M .<**> 2! . flual^ly. For home DC/, Mrs, O. C. Bie-h.de will be hostes,- ter Marion, aoid Mrs. Mae Colberg the manactte for > Mr; and Mrs. Hov ard Harnden an( for farther Inform PLAN T6 ATTEND OUR snlliiJK. Per pound tJUC Christmas day at a birthday dinner and William Hagstrom of Chicago 1 daug'hter, 120 Han ison street, wil! (08^00. BLEACHED STALKS In honor of Mr. Biechelp. ' The fol- will be guests, ' • BIG MIDNITE SHOW spend Christmas da; 'at the home, o -r Celery PRUNES lowing guests will IM- | res<>nt : Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Enoch Brandt and Mrs. Harnden's fathsr in Pplo. NEW'YEAR'S EVE t'Kxrtii F'tUicy. SanU! Clara. 1 and Jlrs. <'arl Ihrig unit family. Mr Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brandt of Mr. and Mrs, Henry;Sass and fam­ WEGI^TATLAr^lCftPAdriCTEACO: : Middle WesternDtvistoti ^ 40-50 *in\ t\ ^ " : Barrington will;be dinner guests of ily,Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Sajps, M«, •—i ;—•—;—.'" '• j . •—---—•-—: ;—" if ..'" "'.-•—u-—J. lli« 19c I .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelsey of Cuba R. D^Hay and dauglbter Na'thalia an I 1 township on Christmas day. H. C. Sass, all of Harrington, will bs SUGAR ^ • ..-. C. & II."Pure r T Cane ,.- 3lb" 25c TABLE RAISINS oppers ^alif. Cluster. 1'lu np and a? iWe# CWtmag Meaty,Fruit. 9 jOQ^ lb. pkg. ii f<*y&t/l£* HUNGER ALE Mty blotto OUouot Club. lf»g. 1.4-• villi..'Y.-*JH'-.. ' .fifp bottle ..jn Flowers breathe the viry spirit of Christmas. Send deposit .... . for m ~ your Christmas package with a beautiful bouq ict of M LCiG CABIN SYR tfl» freshly cut flowers attached ! | Table sisje, Matchless 'p.mapl e flavor 21^ , CUT FLOWERS ? FOR THE HOME IVORVSOAP .. Page&Shawe Holly Wreaths ChryMnthemunis Carnal l<\ns Roses 'i '-Swe^r-^s-' "It FioatiA- Boxwood Balls • Larje •' | *>' b Table Center Pieces Many Others s Boxed Candies site ...., ;... M t% Sprays of Holly, Evergreen 15c and Med. c , o" "The Candy of Excellence" Boxtrood • POTTED PLANTS M ' ahse ;.,>A fot Mistletoe Poinsettia f Prtmroae XJHAS WiRAPPED Bouquet of Cut, Plowera Cyclamen Perns f ComMnation Pots and Boxes PINEAPPLE , , IS ALWAYS Plants of all kinds Centrella Extra Fasty, Sliced,"j APPRECIATED or Crushed, rt -----.1 GIFT SUGGESTIONS 2¼ size can M foi Wrought Iron Fern and Ijy Mexican Pottery with Mexton Stands, wltnpota $1.2Sto$1.95 ' Cacti M ,25

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T: " ^-°^1 ! & •^••fpni Y i s^ T* BARRINGTON REVIEW, BARRP GTQNJ, ILLlf 01¾ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22,1932 a-Modern brought home from the hospital sev­ One of Oldest Ins irance Local Brevities eral weeks ago but his condition im­ Can Buy Light Bulbs Iodels Are proved so slowly that it was thought Supervi sors Is Dead or Pay With Light Bill Buick Mrs,- Nina Loud of Virdcn is a advisable • for him, to return. \ ,- •• i a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Voir A I Salesroom T. E; Davit, 126 Linden avenue, for Mrs. Paul Grothman, 125 Harrison Robert E. Dailj|, oieVof'thc oldest *. The Illinois commerce commission the. holiday season. *—r V \ street, who was confined to her homo officii ,1 insurance |8up ervlBors in the has given Chicago residents the op­ last week with Influenza is able to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hosford, 3Q0 Unitopular S. Cook street, will spend the holi­ when they pay~tbeir bill^for electric, day* with relatives iu Hamilton and Mrs. George Walgren, 216 Frank­ tJwo rears died on D>cember S after service or to pay a smaller bill for r JI.'W on-' display several months' illnoa from heart . . • :111(1 Coiling, is Toulon. lin street, who has -been quite ill fhe electric service 'and buy tfieir past week, is much improved. disease. For years past, he ha niil.inl for motor Mr. and Mrs". Q. II. Paulson and served on lmportlaut committees « own light bulbs. The order di­ I'M value to the daughter, 420 N. Hough street, will The home of Clifford Stout, 431 each (national consent ion of Insurance rects the* Commonwealth Edison Co. i liroiigliout the spend Chritjtmas Eve with Mrs. Paul­ N. Hough street, is under quarantine coifymissioners. which furnilhes electrici service in son's parent* in IK'Kalb and Sunday for scarlet fever, the older son 'is Ills. Chicago to g\ve notice to, each custo­ !'••. i .cri-ilit to the with Mr. I'ttulHon's parents in Bel- Miss Bernicc Hawlcy of the grnd* mer in the first bill issued to them v-idere. Card of T lanks ... hivi' milled to school faculty was taken to the Sher? after December 1, that the customer Miss Winifred Donlea of Knox col- Wfe wish in this) wa y to express our • • • ii Hunk rft'Nigti man hospital iu Elgin Tuesday morn­ sincere appreciation to neighbors rtittl has such u choice and that where the ;i> "l.-ni KtyMntf, Ie»;t» will »Bcnd the holidays with her ing suffering with pleurisy. customer doe« not desire lamp service mother Mrjs. N«Ilie Doulca, 130 W. friends for their jkinjp expressions, of . r;ilinj{ comfort, Mrs. A. 0. Lines and Miss Nellie from the company his. charges will Main streoit. Sympathy and thel be tutiful floral of- • In jiildition to Berghorn were called to Chicago Sun­ be reduced .15 of one cent per Kilo­ 'Miss Jennie Lines, 130 \V. Lake ^ferlnjifl, and to all » ho donated jcars •!..-!',n in 'appear- day morning because of the serious watt honr._ This reduction, the com­ street, roll ni«l to ber duties at the -br extended kindhes' and sympathy i-'iTiiHinci', these illness of the little daughter of Mr. pany claims' is the actual [expense of Jh'Puul lilirnry in (Hiicaxo Monduy in aiiy way during) ouf recent bereave­ .•••' f"r the Hr«t and Mrs. Earl Evanger. . ments, such lamp service. ' | , ii't, iiiilividuiiUy after an tbsence of 4 week due to illness. RQBBBT'.D.^AHOfeVN AND SON. j'.l -Jsll'lll. The littl • daughter of Mr. and Mrs; --..:• r, wider, lower Manufacturers' Association Card of Thanks yi'iir imd then* Earl Evanger of Chicago is seriously We wish to thanl all those who ".••iii-t harmonize ill witjh jineuraonia at the West Oppose Five Day Week contributed flowerjt a d extended sym- Split-Second Suburban hospital. The Evangcrs ——-_ '• ...... A;- .; :• ii.', wind stream pa thy during ourireijent beteavement were formerly of Barrington. Unemployment insurance arid t|ie ,, i .moderirbtit not ih tlie death of obr , ather. Nine m< mbers of the Gen. Thomas five-day week will be opposed by the To thie Family ; .- Our •ir • i-'i (i'"t«il of £far» that ter in Chicago in the 'ast two weeks. eral assembly beginning January 4^ Christmas Card o^ Ttanks'*•-f 1 i -.nl the mind of -1¾.. T S miley returned to his du­ as unsound in principle and costly 1 We wish to cxfeix our sincere ap­ .is to what it de- ties' at th( Jocal school Monday after ,and impractical in operation, A strong preciation to friemli and mjighbors "Phillips • i 2 .- •'• :>• and then pro- an absence of a week due to il^ntSs. declaration to that-effect was made i 'h»'se wishes ac- A. JB. Kjeeler, 408 E. Russell street, by the association in a bulletin to" its for. their kindness an 1 sympathy dur­ Today-r^ practical, and sometimes cruel, •v ittiirks. returned to the Washington Boule­ membership' by James H. \ Donnelly, ing our recent berca cement. old world is made kindly and generous by vard hospital Friday. Mr. Keeler was executive vice president. MBS. L. DIXON AJiDTAMlLY -:/.>• nf -.the Bukrks is the spirit of Christmas. Men are in their J.inif. More thnn '*> -. • >I'<.TI udded to the homes to east aside the enmities conten­ , *' «i ."«> Sories, brinjrinjj tions and mistakes of^the pasiand to join Tin- CO series wheel- 7 with their dear ones in cele&rating the visit • .Ti-nsfvl from 118- to t-Jr' vn -si-rie-s wheelbase GRAVITY of Santa Glaus. To them and to you all our :1 fn.m 120 to 130 .; Christmas greetings and advice is to "look •HI si-ri.'>»!from ,134 to i '1 roominess a*'- iiii'!)'>s at the rear fc -••'•.'•'' :' in length is • • CA1JL, Always Highest Test at I*"-'*. \ •>•'] !>y the lonjr, low1 the Pride of Ordinary .:;-- THE , 'h.' iii'w Biiieks—lines JOHN S<:HAEFER Ilrf/Tie, W. r f:amini* Armstrong, YOU, ONE AND-ALL uhway; fjollaway. boy, Decorations ; -lack Kieke, W. Main i ; I >• ma Id Ijundwer, Lin- iS ffltxvp CJjrfetmai^ have neveti t% IHrths , Mrs., Walter; Fidder of been priced rk are the parents of )a % . V Alfred Jr., horn Friday $0 low . Mr. and Mrs. Fidder 7 iwn in Barrington. Lageschulte&Ha^erJnc . ^r.i. Allen lieckbart, 326 et, are tpe parents, of an Barriripton, Illinois K!tal.__ m'> Window wreath 0c

:«• AttJ»th*rr«ttl(wMpp»d1ni»d«btr >' •ndrdiim m'iilfctrit c*ndl«. (SMW ¾. wrttth wftpptd in ttd »ilk it f$*4 '». Christmas! Wqek Food Sale Always right... Vanity lamps ... > Thursday, December 22nd to^Saturday, Decertiber 24th A handy-size electric clock A dlinty pair of lamps for \% for the kitchen wall.-. It'* feminine dressing tables. s MARSHM ALLOWS LIMA BEANS CRANBERRY SAUCE always ready wttMthe corV Quaint china figures tup*— <•an.pf.re? | f* Fresh White. Traymore Extra Fancy Quality. Cen- \ ' »ne pound pkjr luv Brand. , Q trella Brand. Large 17 rect 'ttme-f and never hat to portjshades of rvnle^taytilii/ A No., 2 can .... t> for oi,nce be wound. The metal case in orchid, pastel green -ort- .V 29c PECAN MEATS can ,..,.,2 for 33c is enameled in white, blue or rose. The complete set *• New crop. Extra fancy PITTET) DATES quality. For home RAISINS , green. Made by Hammond. comes in^an attractive box. '. » Dromedary. They're Pas- .... Seedless.- CentreuTa. Brand, Electric candle . • * 99e ] sal ting. Per pound • teurized. Santa Claus' Fay- ^ m 35c ". Extra Fancy,, O* %Hg* An iMack nd «*w|k »tt (• • (ii- - orite Delicacy 15-oz. pkg. £i for X I C PRUNES. '... , packago - He void U»«. Comet ootnfhf «ilk > Kxtra Fanes, ?Santa Clara. MAYONNAISE They're toasted... Table oven ... coloitdlafflpiiaJlotm"ftpu«A«r '• pk- U for MfJ\j Orange and Grapefruit Com- RIPE OLIVES non • tar lishing chromium. 6.95 K v with ctar nelct to it aftawcr* biaatio„.No.2for45C Large. Centrella Brand. 'when lighfcd. S inehci w MtHh :« 2 Can pint CIVGE^ALJE «ter. Finiilicd in nd tad grid. -¾ •i'liit Club. B«g. 15c value. cans 23c r , :— 1 J V.. bottle ....O . 2^ SUGAR PEAS Something new! Centrella CRABAPPLES Quick heat... Burn-proof... :* -.ft f....> i for - Brand CoUosal Sugar Peas. Spiced. Silver Cup. They're A soft comforting heat pad The Waffllmaster takes all .¾ "Just Like Fresh" delicious. No. €% • OQp <)(; CABIN SYRTHP ' the guessing out of waffle- 2¼ euns> ^ i with 3-heat switcb- Brings s l''''I'- M«e, Matchless Can ...... i 2 for 35c soothing relief from many baking. A red light flashes . '» •• <•(•'•• tinvar MINCE MEAT 21c aches and pains. Two ther­ when j, grids are. ready for; :¾ FRUITS FOR SALAD Christmaa tree set* .. IV;ORY SOAP Brandicd. Cgntrella Bran.d, mostats control the heat. s •K CentrellfT Brand. Gives that theoatter—again when/wafi , "It Floats" distinctive touch to the It is covered in Ma vender fle is dorte| Current turns off :« l.ir«e Christina's dinner. Largo /ar^ 2»C, Stnntt of colored (ithu for tW 2 f»r^l5C eiderdown, la x 15 inches. automatically. Chromium- * Puutnuu tree in several etyfet, '» APPLE CIDER 14.50 M-l. *•**size can .2(«65c vuioutlx priced- GINGER ALE n n IINKAPPLE ',. ' 400 Club, and Lime Xlick«y. ;v:: : , 29c :< < -'itr.-ri/i Kxtra Fo^cy, Sliced Holiday party puckage con- ASPARAGUS j SmokBrief... Tireless mixer.. FloodllsAffi '». ;r Crushed. t% Jff^ tainiug six large bottles. Plus Mammoth. Centrella Brand. Merrw 11 appreciate this JMixmaster stirs batters, $B,St ; ' - -t iize can hi for *x«/l/ small bottle RHg* A weeihff.ataW deposit :.1. 011*. cans whips cream, beats eggs-" * wwcans tor 49c good lot king largersize ash . loodfiiht far «*r-

1'KAS and CARROTS PEARS .** th its light that jjuices lemons and oranges WtHH IpS^eT VJVWS^SMH^ DILL PICKLES tray w CaireJIa Kitra Fnncy»> A Bartlett. Kxtra Fancy. Sil­ In tttckiaf iw» >* ii-liKhtfii| combinntlon. ••* Traymore Brand ver Cup Brand. T to 0 halves never fill Lighter glows —drips oil for mayonnaise, 21 full nuart to can. No. O AKi* when switch is New model has detachable . cbe ground Cwiie* '» 15c instantl I with rubber «Md ' 'inn »•fo r 35c 2¼ cans M for **UV .. Tray is made of beater. Comes with a green :« GRAPE JUICE pressed NIBLETS heavy1 Hack onyxite glass. mixing bowls. {$1.9$ down) .¾ l5AKINGPOWPERf Welch'*, 1 fruit juice glass 19.50 •iilumft. Double Action. free with each pint. Centrella; Like fresh corn At your J :« .... ,b, Mb. 2 (or 25c 1 lb. tin 24c sbw .....2 for 37c 10½^. can PUILIC SIRVICt ,¾ Give a Needy Family a Basket of Food for Christmas A popper.. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY STORI It holds one quart OP NORTHCRN ILLINOIS 'and pops the corn tMnlmitttniituJuH *hu 1M1 Ctrnfmny f^ktfy mfiK « mO wtftnmi t electrically. To uiikinkihiyibiiUk. (/) lHip*rtlt*»9f&*ii*tta*fM)*>ftt nn*inti ,mtenir»Vidtj»iijtthtrnmfMj. (#) TluutjiriijtfUi ttoiMtrifotrifit Other local (kolersabo | WENTE &KLEPPER stir, simply turn l brt-rii h "ttmmnuT. if) Attain 4um mtitmfhjti tinkm W lu ore featuring tno$f « Select Meats * Fancy Groceries « Fresh Fruits and Vegetables the knob on top. Jtyinh int^^itpnimuft»^tftmAmif^ftritj>lmnlmntmn»it\ Does a very quick ( of this equipment job. 1» chromium., torn/ *ktuhx* . •» • • • 1 CUAIKUAN

t !l - .*„!..—-•- •• •' Nsl HARRINGTON REVIEW, BAIUUNGTON, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 22.1982

ment undil bonds could be sob) at par Therefore this conniittee herewith thank those representative*. of . i qomplete Report but no delay- beyond' live" years and submits the following' recommenda­ corapuiinanta who met wit), ,j,„ "*' OUR sooner if bonds could,be sold at par, tions with the fdll n aliulion that the mltt»t for their MemliyW,.,]^- BARRINGTON REVIEW 1 1 of Committee h advising that contributions would be present village boon must accept the coOperntion while- meeting wi!h .J " ESTABLISHED 1885 1 WASHINGTON raised if possible and that contribu­ responsibility for whatever final ac­ abK> t» advise the villng, ,„M,rS{ LESLIE W. McCLURE, Editor and Publisher Published Here tion ia taken in thi problem after a LETTER tions would include part payment, of this committee has agre^i tl) r""J condemnation costs. •-, careful study of tlesc recommenda­ In any manner the village |,(l.1r,i L .; WALTEfi R. WINTEIilNOHAM, Business Director and Foreman tions: ^- .' deem advisable in ihe'futiuJ f"* By National Editorial Association Continued from page 1 A ballot by the committee at largo «n the result* of- this Intervlews-indl- First, We recommend that the •Harrington'.Advisory <:».nmiL NATIONAL EDITORIAL (Special to The Review) ndlng suit and thai; suggestion was' iBroftks-Waucdnd p< t(ated that the majority believed the offer of money cont ributlona as here­ Approveil: , I *• nude at that time that village con- Mjl — ASSOCIATION offer, to' be, very unsatisfactory uhd tofore mentioned, stall be withdrawn Acting, upon duly nuihorij .n INTESlEtTClNlG ITEMS to ta*. d( mn a right-of-way aljong crick to the after reviewing the results, of their in­ and that proposed e intract (or agree­ structtons of the entire U.rriLl ER, 1932 payors and other cltlM>n£'.reveaU4*a ai d sanitary sewage systems when beyond their Junda; that oomliialn- present plant loon Ion to proposed 'Rarrlngtcfn Advisory i- ,,.,, poth Barrington Teams wW sUlorable amount. Estimated decrease llllinil panning the present sewer system ants absolutely insist that no efflu- plant site, also that deed be given to t in individual Income takes for 1032 ;. 'j II,11. CAI.KlS's, An communications should be addressed to BAttMNGTON REVIEW but wni decided against because of cnt,; no ma titer how pure, be emptied' tho village , for the same seven and at HtiKhts; Woukegan Team will reach 47 per, cent--a ifiark- -of 1 rl 100 E..lla!n^ft, Barrington, 111. Cards of thanks, resolutions of condolence, tl a" additional expense. Into the stream above their proper­ one-half aero plant lite on the Flynn <. "' JT7- -J 'iurmni ,Sub8 idp Wauconda f aMtoary, poetry, memorials, and all notices of entertainments or society and hard time*. Taxes on tobacco have, creek, located two and one-quar ter 15. 4. LA?T(3KM)(» *fcarca sales and parties given for pecuniary benefit will be charged for. • . p. That present sewer tiles'- arc ade? ties {therefore, as such a solution ;. . r declined lea* than aiiy other major miles northwest of> the village. . •' . 1—— • • c .•....•, -i ••• , • ajatc to care for the sanitary sewage jWotild be of greater benefit to the com- ••>,. pi-' ' . •:>- revenue source.' The nortnllty rate t of a population of 200,000 people— plnlnnnts than to the village, It 'Would', Second..:We recommend tbht,' aiib- TELEPHONE. BARRINGTON NO. 1 of failures is much gieater jttmong Tin tturrlw"!* Bronchos and ihc.ir bi it the present treatment plant was seem equitable that the complainants small banks than among the iJbTnks ject to following paragraph, the vil­ ^adequate to properly treat tbe sfln- should undertake to carry this itjito h,% Vt,n with larger resources, There is? little lage, board agree to make necessary 1 ,oll„Ker,V-l'<»'^- ' ^ ^"t'l"'H itiry sewage alone when completed, effect with the cooperation of the changes in present system to enable "SWING TO THE RIGHT" hope attached to propisals to cut suc«oiful -week-end W bn'skelbpll si me being designed, for a population Congressional and other federal salar­ village. the sanitary sewage to,be emptied' In­ oi 2400 people and the village; with a hsi «<''<; th> Br|nks pulling «27 The panic is passing. The hard times are practically, ies 25*per cent. President Hoover ; This committee has honestly ehr to the 30-inch outlet tile tit be con­ p ipulation of over 8000 at thi? time. to M victory from "ArlBigton IlelglitH worn out. The depression is fading away. Light is break> will continue to" send nominations to deavored to reach a solution of the structed by -the complninantsi'- that high office to the senate knowing full ThuB It was- clearly illustrated in problem to prevent further court ac­ the village board erect a iew treat­ •„h lb'' .laflw's flW' ^rlday nish|' ing through thelclouds. Scrafps of the silver lining are clear­ METHODIST El'IStoi'.M, fc well the appointees will not be con­ simmarizing thatj tfie cause wjis: an tion, but after careful consideration ment plant on proposed new site land wl,lle ihe lightweight t nm rolled jj- of all the foregoing, including sub­ condemn flow right from said jlicw s ly in sight. Proof of improvement in business, in industry, firmed. The democrats want all ill advised village board both: from a "'Tls thq birthday of th,. Kin,- a jr, in 1« score"agaliwt th<*ir oppni- patronage1 .available when 'they take le;al and engineering standpoint; re­ committee reports number one, two, plant to the Fox river. ^ / 0:30 a. m„ Church M-II.H.T, N Q comes in from every side. It is in the air; it is in the con­ ! Tlie Bronks repeated . ngaV over the, reins March ^. Big navy taliation by a group who felt their three and four, it hasj come to the Third. Sve. Recommend that writ­ Plagge, superintendent. 'Mrl* 1 Tot sciousness of men everywhere. The worst is over and pros­ advocates are playing a Waiting gome ri ;hts in the community had not been reluctant conclusion that this is* well, ten assurance tie secured from com­ 10:35. ai m,, 'Christmas worsMn night on the home floor ^pd perity is coming back. in face of economies. They are pinning co asidered; the installation of a se\Ver nigh impossible unlpss something of plainants that the village vfill not be with special music by [he vesi,-,i ,1,,,^ Itni .-1 W.iukegan firat^ wjua'd ho^ne- h, their bets on the presid lnt-*Iect, for­ sj stem which carried raw sewage over real value can be gained by fdrefeit- forced to construct any part of this and. a solo by Mrs. R.; w. I)iltts,,n • with a -'!> '«> 23 s<. however, and received, on' l^.(wM*Co the right-of-way for the effluent when to ther service.* • .\" . : • ' 1. The decree, puts the village in nn ments have become due and payable. .-6:45 p. m., Epwortli loaKlic. ni setback by the Watikegiin ^Kelki things are going to happen, they will happen and th|t is all pi inning the present system. t0 intolerable position because: Fourth. We recommend that vil­ :7:30 p. mi, iChristmas Canil),. ]jxhi liRhtucifflits., The tw« V»'auk«ir»»j Stone there is to it. . ^^ " All of which lead to the effect: a (a) It absolutely prohibits {he village lage board seek, friendly cooperation service. A beautiful'sanctuary made trSins were booked to fill in when the All that is needed now is for everybody to swing to the PEW PEOPLE reiliie the double di astic court decree, an expenditure from emptying any kind of seWage of all parties interested in this pro­ more beautiful by the ciirisimas Winieo'ida' tennf|-')co»jld Wot appear Toi adverse effect of the (cprtfssion on of undisclosed sums of money by each into the creek, even though treated posed improvement, resorting to court decorations and many fa mite, jn hern 11« of-the Illness of several of •£: right. When the way is dark, the road uncertain, the careful, government affairs. It has'Jbeen es­ si le in court actions; a. permanent to make it 100 per cent.pure; action only when other means have this setting enjoy the reading i'.f'vaf % players; •A'. tablished that a slump in taxable ji dgment against the village; a per- Dyke's story, "The Other Wise; Ma 11,^- Phi experienced driver will swing to the right. It. is -a good , (b) Any compromise made .With the been exhausted and when such action •-•'. Tournament Next Week incomes is usually followed by in­ pl »xing question as to whether an ad- by atiss Frances Shearer; t|i,. K(1|'0( Carr present complainants cannot, effect Is found necessary as part of the 'pro- 14 With ihesie^two straight victores rule. It has prevented many*- a crash; And if it is a good creased demands for :fe Jeral moneys, di tional expemliture, should be author- ''Slumber Song of the Mmlonjia" by' WesT other property owners lower down, ceedinga. of these r.etommendations. fluid 1 '-"MW average In the eqnftjren •••. in emergency relief projects to stimu­ iz rd for further court litigaition hnd a MichaelHead, sung by Mi J Olive It. Bi rule in thriving, it is a good rule in every other activity in life. the creek;" . Subject to a f avoratyJe consummation |)i(. Harrington team should give, tlie late unemployment or alleviate suffer­ si nation whielk places the rights of of the foregoing recommendations, Dqbson. Be^n (c) If! thedecree is aot appealed it be­ !Uprisen -boys a good ,scrap hfre If everybody will swing to right and keep moving, the road ing. Tlie fact that President Hoover tl e entire eomfliunity subject to the this committee further recommends: 'iJUless we are specially Pun-9 in his annual jnessage definitely rec­ c( nsideratiort and mercy of either the comes absolutely final, can never, be wilrhful' Ipriil.i.v nlglit and-should be-prinjed to will he kept open; there will be no jam, no crash. The natural changed except by consent-of com­ 1. That hetore any definite action j the worship houf will rijwdcd. ; ommended a manufacturers excise c( mpl-ainants or the courts. 0 of our Lo into the'Seventh Annual «Nor(h- Tot^ current of business, industry, commerce, will find its natural tax as a new basis of ffdeTal revenufe plainants, .with possibility that similar is taken"on the finai plan to be ap-! "* Christmas recognit inn. (".inference Basketliall tourta-^ The committee realizing that these > ' . I*. ••• L m .• • SundaMllHllniyT schoonnlliwll Chris^ * I. _.'.. precluded its enact­ suitsi by property owners, below pro­ proved by the villager board, thjit plan l'i'^fnm, [ment at the, Llbertyville^ high seluo ; channel. The panic will be over, normal prosperity will be ci uses were water over the dam, felt 1 Friday at 7:34, p. m. » h ment at tbjs term for political- rea­ posed plant site, shofftl be submitted to the best firm : tl at their efforts toward correctional , , M.S. PltlOBMAX, l':iM,,r [(jmn.'^iimt on December 128, 29 a u Mkl* an established fact. sons. Mr, Hoover refused to endorse (d) This'will then force village to un­ of consultingveiigipeers available and 1¾). The Benscnvllle ,cagers have' a n commendations would have to deal their report ma!de public. , ~. ,„ .7^ Aiidei •V- the plan last winter and his conver­ w i.th the effects only, consequently dertake the installations rif a new ril futrnnp outftt this yr'ar and the «b>c:,l» Blerhi Depression is very largely a state of mind. Cut it out 2. That the engineers; be instructed I SALFJM UiVANGKLICAl, sion to the.idea came too late. Yet a study iot the possible and - altema- sewer' system at once, iljyyspetfial as­ [till have 'their hands fu.Il; Kjiiz Srhmi and afl will be well.—Times, Halley, Idaho. it is in (he cards that a sales tax of- sessment and condemnatiori' proceed1- to make use of any existing tile which I The happy occasion of Cl.iistmag r ti re reme'diies was made wkh the fol­ 1 11 tmatioiT. one of i the, .players on "th.* Srbn'u some sort will be dratyti as the pres­ io iving results: ings to stop further suits by. lower may be used ,in carrying off storm, r ' be royally observed by the church', Ihensi'tivillc quint, Is ij stellar at tlie water, unless'such course can , be^i and Sunday school^ ; ent taxation scheme has been proven 1. Information was obtained which property owners. . «^ * ssketball game and 1» n«id to be al 1« T»t inadequate to the government's need jrdieated this ease could be kept in 2. The main offer ief; the Country provCn to be impractical and more' 10:30 a. -m., Christinas worship |ib hit the loop from,any part of t|ie for money. The federal deficit piles iostly than installing new tile to^crviee*" with nemon by th\ pastor oil ile courts for several years—expem elub and complainants, when fully ana­ floor. ' ' ' . ' ' ' \ _ . . The fVb,* SELF-INSURANCE TEMPTS DISASTER up five million dollars per day. iscrve Ac same purpose.' . . j the theme, "Making Room for .)<.xiis," si re but would gain the necessary'dc- lyzed, is not sufficient in effect - or« Harrington's (\rst game in the tot r Sass 3. That when further •construction j The choir will add greatly ,t<> ihe ^"-According to an editorial in the Boston Standard, a num­ biv; case cduid be appealrrd to the value to persuade the village not to nnient will' be againstVJj»auconilaLi . appeal because: work is contemplated, an individual' beauty of the service by AN'ASPECT of the current "econ­ si preme court with a reasonable a»- ii'sinj K^ ^y<- surface ex­ tile present decree because of the fBmii<%N's next gaim+^wlll V'""n Si-liaa Is given by an owner whose property advisory committee, be appointed by Christian Endeavor Kcrvice. ists. It is the five-day Week for all cjtreine partiality of same-^-aucli JThiirMlnV night ntj^w o'clock «^ li "economy measure." will be assessed that amount or morp the village to^ represent the taxpayers 0:30 p. m., Miss .Tosephim' Itcu- workers. This Is ,thc- *peciflc objec­ modification would not eliminate the fthe winner of^the Warreji-I^lH'rty as an' iiwpccfor of all phases of 1 the Bchcr \Vill be the leader in.tV Senior Rumic That kind of economy leads oftener to bankruptcy than tive of jabor unions' and their friends; ni cessity of separating the two sys- (b) While this amount is to be se- [H!l« aiMKArlln^ton-Bi'iisenyill*" brack N tT FrKlaf It. fires occuring will be small. Ifc offejfs the public no protec­ plausible arguments. Tic chances fa­ \v»y bq condemned to the Fox rjlver be only a Second mortgage, after a project. That said individual shall I have its regular Christmas program, y If the village; is ' to he sa^e-gunhleil first mortgage of $3!S0,0OO,j)0, Whllfe report errors, omissions, infractions, "Christinas -Around' the Wurld" liy Iah?ht at K:!)0 o'clock, .-,< - " tion whatever against great conflagrations. vor, the adoption of rpo five-day week The J() jteams of. the .IWjInveRt by indirection. (.Representative hn-l «1 :alnst similar suits In the future, such the committee.does not wish"-tit under­ etc, of any agreements or construc­ May M. Brewster, Hee detaihi pro­ ftonTereiiee paired in the order of f their ^ Baltimore, Chicago, San Francisco, Berkeley—these Gi.mrdiii of New York, a progressive" 'ci iwlemnation proceedings 'woujd' .fie estimate the financial responsibility' tion 5 'first to .the proper person re: gram elsewhere in this paper. '>&• t jHr«t K.imes in the totirfliimen^ f«il- cities, and countless smaller places have learned the lesson republlcan^oclftjlst, let '{he. cat'out" of ad Arlington loss $100,000, no insurance, taxes boom. In acce|itnn<'« by closing "post, ollices,, v llrige would forfeit the contributions (c) The aMiossnientH Would not be re­ manner, . 1 .10:35 a. m., Morning worship, internal revenue offices, and custom* olfernd by the conrplalnaiitM and would duced If tlut jfllliige should accept the 4. That ways and means b« found, 'TriSO p. m., '^Evening worship. The harrlngtoh cagem played .* Fin? insurance JM not an expense. It is a form of saving houses mi industry eotibl »"t function h ivo L spoilt additional f taxpayers' oflVr, as; flic ppoperty of all complain- nt the earliest .possible diite, for pay- Tho"WblB s»-luwL ClirlM inns pro­ Iilcnl imme! at Arlington ^eights, lulUr* in that it guards against devastating loss. It does for home, only during: I bin prescribed period. n oney wlihout results--4f appeal Is »ntf;_(exeopt one) Is located outside nieift or adjustment of any am) all gram will be giving 8i((unlay i-vmi-fng Hi" )ea<) throughout the 'go-np. w, Instead mf the tl.lbllca.1 j Injunction 0 iW tfn the village will redm'e the sover- the village limits and the full nmonnt -properly authorised and legitimate le­ at 7:30. ,.._/. [lliiwiver, Heights clowd In on th/n factory-~or public buildings what life insurance does 4!or in­ one ilfl.v nf wi In seven It nSiy be Mv of" the Jwlgment flgnlnst It—will .of tlie UHHeHsmeiit must be Mprend on gal or engineering servlcesi which- have Christmas incHsage by pni|.le In connection |*lt!iln ihroiO points of the local HPHI v» %7e th1/ilVe dlfferfliftciMill 1 l«J|*V»f7 In the cost of^jv morning worship, Mitsln. 'u-f/l }«• In dividuals. Money spent for it is an investment—even if we with tht^sewer crtse or .proposed Im­ n|w /pbjnplnnt ammidi ththee cost of enlarging , tributlons, . charge of 0. Ji .('ainehm und - property rjsks. They divide it among a number of com­ multitude of federal algem-ics, it IK* so Wall that tho benefit w'ould not be 4MniN were 1 handicapped son^whnt 1 - •leSs^.'aiiy excessive condeutnatlon tlon'i ." '•.. the direction of t:,V. HJie|ipnnl und;' j." Tots panies thus lowering the liability of each. When a munici­ not giving serious thoiiKht to .'revenue felV by any property;owner and U. i. Whenever large stuns of public l*Jtli Harry Miller mil of lhe Bar measures. Of course,.the proposed le­ c s'fs tlirough the country club prop- tb» Choral.. society of jhe IliipiUt would most likely be "ilwalldwed' tip" funds are Involved, all opinions of a young people. • '».:,, ' . < fnniton lineup ^hecausn of the flu pality assumes such a risk alone, anc^ depends on a fund gislation for a beer tax Is the excep­ ".'.^i ' • :•'", ' liml "ltwlw Koelllng out on iTie~A|r •.left as W usual for special assessments. kfgal or engineering nature should' be 1 A cordial welcohic i* extenileil to tion. It appears that this proposal •3. Both ''''attorneys, expressed .an ||lti(l/iii sideline*. - Goblin which must be built, up in the future to cover it, taxpayers minion that complete reversal of the •(e) These nnn«|al installments jare-' submitted to the village board in air visitors to entoy 'these helpful will be substituted, for a general revi­ Tlie gamtf wjth Waukegnn Sflliinlriy Berg have cause to worry. l dteree could not be hoped for In the not payable jointly . but in. small writing.>,. If the easels not, clearly services ,of Chrlstmifs cheer. We wiob sion of income tax and.[)ther,mcn»ures amounts ranging from loss than $ijOd liWl waa" ragged, 'but scrappy Milt-In at this session. There;, is a twide dif­ h gher courts, explaining that no court stated and there remains a doubt as aii a very joyous'Christinns. '' The same is true of individuals who "save the insurance and upwards ench annually and should to what action Is to be taken, legal litrAtiKhimt, p\)nchinle'd by some 30 Nagga ference o'f opinion -as in the; yield of v ill permit one group -to empty Im­ 0. It. DIHJSSBI,.' r«M»r. v any. fail to pay their Installment, It lloul*. s (lerdai the "beer and revenue" idea/ which irf properly treated sewage upon the or engineorlng consultants should, be costs." *A would not be practical for the village 1 a way liiwts the mandate of the recent p-operty of another group or ind^- called in before, rather than aftCr of- to sue for so small aniount, with thf; ticial action has teen taken. • •.; FIRST ClimiC? OF C1IHIST. ff\rt* election. The " "drys" are „jgghting v dual! therefore^the j village could not '—V SCIENTIST against what' appears is overwhelm­ c itircjy eliminate the judgment held result that it woald not be worthwhile 2.' Any individual "of firm represent­ a jnlnstit. •'' to .attempt to force collection until ing the village in any way should be '; 421-^E. Main Street filler's Quintet? 1¾ GIV^ PROSPERITY A CHANCE ing' mlds. - -This group will, mak# its: k \A\M*, last' stand In jtfic senate where pro­ At this point the questiojLjof time thcend of the 15 year" period or some required .to: (a) submit' an estimate December '25—Subject: Chrislinn 20 years hence. , The benefit of this Gierke A recent syndicated newspaper article pointed out that tracted debate lllj. schululeift on the eitcreji into the difficulties;?urgency in writing of > possible' expenditures Science. Burfol modification of the Voistead act. I: case is to be appealed and delay amount. may therefore be quite neg­ which may be required in carrying out Golden Text: Psalms 111):103- Thy future governing bodies^ must expect to face an army ligible and remote to the village, prop­ WVsVi* i! construction is decided upon; tir- 1 the work assigned to them; (b) rcn- word js a lamp unto my feet, "and * Schroe of irate taxpayers. These "rebellious Americans" believe g rney because of the fact that, two erty owners. Th% committee"' again der a written statement irt full for all' light unto my path, THE GKWE^JMBrJTT authorized n ontihs will be required by the village emphasizes that while it does not an­ services at least once each;month. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. that the increasing cost of government is the greatest menace the production 0^4,711^029. gallons of Toll atorney to prepare case and appeal ticipate any such; result, if the title i3.; Legal or engineering services and I Sunday service, 10:45 n. m. . s 1 now, facing the country and that drastic retrenchment is vital whiskey at six distilleries during" the nust b» presented not later'than the to the lands of present complainants ahy other form of work for the village'' Wednesday evening mVtiiip ni » The past fiscal year. ^The [law does ndt ^1 pril term of court, afitejr ther expira should change haiids by death or sale, should; be let on a contract basis Jefferson tctj Drops to Secorjd day, to the work of recovery. permit the bottlingopf whiskey in bond ti on of which time the villajie will be etc., at, any tiniej within the next 20 .rather than on a legal fee basis, when The reading room, 111 E. Ststkui until it has aged four yfears. The total They aj;e right. We are'coming ta the point w'here we ii contempt of court unless,: a mutual years—and su^h; {changes do happen in the judgment of the board,-the street, Llpofsky building', is ape" to Plac* Witih Three-Game Milftr ojutput of this yearns intended to pror a jreement of delay ean be.eritered.l)^- —the new owBens may not; feel so commun^y will benefit by such action the public frxim 2. to 5 p. m. eWh ww-k \tr cannot atfofcri to own property—where Iftomes and farms vide a five years' supply for medicinal 1- Defeat by Oilers JeffV^ h y ^because* Jive yedrs are required kindly disposed tWard the village as and th*) quality of the services ren­ iday and from~7, to 9 p. m. »» ^ Dwp' and buildings'are liabilities, hot assets. Thousands of men purposes. .There were], 21 fru'it dis­ die to present load of assessments the present ones/do. dered w;ili not be impaired. jurday. / , tilleries making brandy, -wines Polflflam a id present economic conditions; thus Furtbier^if 'the complainants, had In cohclusibii, the. coinmittee deaires are out of work because the weight of taxation was too much amounting to 630,786 taxable gallons, The Miller Bros. • howling ;*esjm Barr| nuking assessments payable after the not.obtalined such a drastic decree and to publicly thank the village, board ST. MATtlifBW LUTIIKKAS, a drop, froiri last year of 188,000 gal­ Mppwl the lead in (the Btjrr^m GreeH for firms they once workdd for, to bear. Thousands of farms p-esomt pnving assessments have been had only sought to prevent the vil­ members, the attorneys, Mr. Oscar lons. It is a strictly government su­ 1 (Missouri Synod) kBowlin Icagiie from the Jeffeirsan I'e LijMi p lid. . Delay W0uld_ also • permit the lage from emptying raw sewage into Seaver and, Mr. David B. Maloney, R have gone under the sheriff's hammer for taxes. Thousands pervised business that lias to do with Oroff's Hall, 135-I'ark Ave. I''urn liiKt tJ vvben the former U"oni nv%& v llage board to plan more thoroughly the creek, then the Village might well and the engineers, Mr.' Edwin Han­ wee of home owners live in constant fear of the next tax state­ alcohol. f r the revamping of the present sewer On Christmas Eve'at 7 :.'!<> p. m. .. Itrlumphed over Poblman Drugs 2 in T compromise and agree to construct a cock for the village and Mr. Donald *\Vfii s; stem, using as a conversion fea- the annual children's nrogni!" «111»« |1 nn.l the latter lost their thrW.gamw new system at a reasonably favorable Maxwell of Alvord, Burdick and How- t0 lirfht ment. h t ire "all of the abandoned sewers if given. ... \ ^cp Rock Oils. The OjW/n.U- r A SPECIAL SESSION of congress time. , H son for the complainants; for the way 0 k f( und practicable. |»P the highest' series Jn t" ' Y$' . .ele^trt Bring taxes down—and give prosperity a chance to in the early spring will be inevitable The committee therefore 'feela in which they have cooperated by The regular Christmas •«*•"•!«• «•» be hefd at 8:45 a. m. Insi-ad «f •« IJNiednle withj s total of 2fiJ2*nliH. ' liinalh come back. unless there is a sudden chnnge in tac­ Seeing some merit in a ^solution that unless something of a definite making available to tke.comraltt.ee In­ built*'. tics now. The recess [this week for 10:30. Text, Luke 2, Ml- ^IT' IT1""? alw step^il up from (ifth pla'-f vj. vbich might grant this most' impor­ value to the property owners in a formation which -has been helpful in B an ord the holidays discloses that the senate tant requisite: "postponeraentu bi asi fairly substantial amount is obtained, tThe" Angels jChristmaH .Serinon. V? He for third place with Pohlmw reviewing the sewer problem, also to ! hP|a '^rugs. Oomii has achieved little or nothing, in legis­ 'Graded Sunday school «•'" ; "' sssments, and construction a com-, as related to the expenditure of at report that a complete record of the rt M<>Gow n iliecoril lation with even' routine business sus­ least $383,000 that a; ,ae,w ' system at 9:45 a. m. ^ 1 . ., l»fc°" * • Wa» the only.one of ,v The 3-cent postage is not bringing about the increased n ittee was selected to meet with the work of the committee has been kept A pended in favor of empty talk-fests. c implain'ants to ascertain whether or will now cost if the decree','is, not ap­ A cordial invitation is e.vte|wlorl 10 I;™*'Players'ti crash the 000-pin murk ' hy the secretary for the committee and h ,,|, revenue that was anticipated by the post office department. Debate has been shut off in the bouse Jt written' assurance covering these pealed, then the village has no way if need should arise, these reports and' all who arc without «^ ".f '^,J;, l*ith A total of ©04. 0. H. Kelljim ' with the resulting passage of impor­ "Unto you inborn thin «»«?*". l»»s •M^ond'wIthiJW and II.-'GeiiUu One hundred cities report decreases in postal receipts for the t iree points would be granted—at out of its dilemma accept to ask'the fthe sub-committee reports can be pub- 4 m w tant appropriation bills and a few v hich meeting complainants expressed ...... r 1=.« i. .^«1 jjkhgd cittyy of David a Savior,* 1ak.M &»•• * [ ^ow wltn; 672:, •' I* supreme court for relief by a. modifi­ quarter,ending September 30 last. "emergency measures. A. T. KBBTZM'ANN l'|istof. 5 k t leir willingness to grant postpone- cation of the decree. Further, the committee wishes to J Toeadar, iiec. IS CAb lit..."'^IHc1r, Bros^—'Bro*,~ II SAINT PAUL HVAMHCI. {48 3T r r. IW'IT^T^. 140 Hliterlctflr Cwrwt SkttcW Christmas Eve, i)ec 2| 1, C9» GEORGE WASCTTMfrTON'S TRAVELS ' By James W. Brooks M nib* Kmnwl B, CA^VIH TAPEt lhe K*" ----..16¾. ;' 7:30 p. m„ Annua! progr«m ''5' !*• Wsterman 171 <50 m !,20 ;f ,1/( • % • HBOC Sunday school. it \t£ —X.;. 172 l110 180 ,-wm^. , ..'WVn.7*. /: day school will, participate. \* r I »27 r lT ,.. .181 212 134 WBftJi ON TVIE OTTE J0F TME W4SHIN0r<3f« ELM and old are welcome. The P«^' bring a brief-Christmas m***** •' IJWfmnn .168 140 160 -err 10:45 a. m., German Clirist«r«» ••• fwhauble 176 .,« 147 -)70 Communion service. y -" Total >t i tot 800 2E48 UN0I& THE CAMBOiOQE EtH^teHfHfffOr* TpOlt -H. E. KOBNIO, P*» - < COHMWD OFT«t OOMnHEMWl. AElW, Jot\> %tfl5, WASMHeroH EAttLV REALIZEDT* NEED OF A FWA0 UNPE.C ST. ANNE'S . ., Br^nwrt-drib—.-, 1 BdI K-McOowiitt ..W 187 168 512¾ iH5P«£0 UWER tt& Q3MMAM1>£ID rTQWT Olh^ tiffi 1 Snnday.LowJ»la«a,8«f«» -* 1 U r WHICH m WVSC\Pim> WUIC©-MIGHT BE AS5Er10I.ED OR K?*»«» .-.„....,,145 130 HSH 117 VM40 533 Rtt»Ht FRtt^-^Tlfe>e£l> EW FEHINI925 OOHMOH aOQOHO-^'THOS ON JANUAfiV \, 1776, THE "ONWN fWS" 'Week daysj Low Mass. 7 «•* |U*ff ...... ISO 175 178 15^--^^.115- 160 WO 175 THUSMSOItftiN G ACHtBfcHCP UW ^tTtt THC PhSf . Devotions to hqnor of the »» M v/A5 FUIHO To "me. ectexe FROM WOSPUX KIU WSOMEC- Hearfcf first Friday of etcb »»»*« «Gow«n ..211 168 225 J04 Mass at;6 a. m. . Vlkl-E^ASSACUOSiErW—A800t, IS A 5«KIC» OF^R^ :,^1 ;.868 810 854.1 2)541 Confessions, Saturday, 8 P- "• L l ; ^ASUiNGtOH ONCW&M3 KlUER WHICH MAY Be 0Hii)OAi^,' Baptism by '"afpolntment. L w«k*'is-v rr ' 1 l^ REV, JOHN AI^UFFIC*.'*'** l»Urten!ton» :..),10i\ 8 184 130¾ JSOt 152 . 505-' x t t\ MndWerUa77 176

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i- S"»l' HARRINGTON REVIEW, BARRINGTON, ILUN )1¾ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2¾ 1932 < t !'• rej.reserisjiijtives . T / •u, !(*'«W;in*l With the found Paul, clad 10 paie-biue pa­ what does If amount to—kissing a eltheTonhelii" bow or when. But sli'it- tti'-nW rewptioa. jamas, lying on his back In bed, pretty girl, that you've had a lark from that faintly determined time, Sl$Rg#Iar «vl.ik'-inM*laj Mth.4he, y Tournament Next Week Lady Blai iche bis face lined and white, black with, when .yon nay. 'good-night'— Paul'had. become ail in all to Mary, I : |-f r., ^Ij-tkvf vi c board , anyway! It's only what "she ex­ and Mary had gradually become "'IT-M. We board f^BEC d-r- ' 1 -, rings about his closed eyes/ In spite of her wholesome fresh- pects. It doesn't mean anything." less than .she- was before-to Paul, • Farm • ne«8,.Mary was by no means stupid. "It doesn't seem to—to' you," re­ She faced this fact resolutely. rai| Sa88 Hardware Pin I •••'•«»..•-1-,;(.w,. l„, th4^ut,„e. She knew perfectly well that plied Mary, very-" quietly. Paul did not love her as Inuch as i; Baptists, Salenis |":" Advi^H Committe piiiks-Wauconda , Team Tallies Three "shows" in Wallacetown were apt '"Oh, Lord I I mean, of course, she ldved him. Why—why? (She Continued from iage 3 to Include other things "on the tt doesn't amount to anything almost cried it aloud. He was con- . "l«-n• ,»„|y; ^uthoriw,, ,, Wins From CatlowsWinner s in Week's i side," and she knew, too, that ja wrong. Qome back here—" stantly falling her, not only by his •"-' /,^. "fP- Barring Pairt'dJor Entry in children r and if tnos» aren't all drawn, mask-like pallor might be But Mary was gone, shutting the whole Idle, selfish life, but by fol­ illit""""<•«•m du> . tiktile. chairmaL • n *>*„* good signs of a Christian, I don't lies such, as he had committed the •H-: ' l»'rwb.v H|Hify that'all _ The Sass Hardware bowling team as certain an Indication of dis­ door behind her. squrmed a, three-game victory from know what are!" sipation as a puffy flush. Outside-the house, she hesitated, night before. Follies I There Is "K ^- 'H report ift fl Inter-Church Loop "You don't know anything- about !'l '^f r>''''W»h)*>n(Iution« J liberMille Meet the -Cndowa Friday nijfht to increase - "Oh, Paul," she said reproach­ her lips quivering, her eyes full of little compromise' of language In their Jlcad in the Barrington District religion «t all." re orted Miss fully, "how can you?" tears, she couldn't—she couldn't the speech of .the average New . fh- eo.iu^tee or. Dw, Manning, "I'm snockid to hear ; Bowlihs' league by "three games. The Charity Shot at End of Game Paul sat up in bed, reaching for —go home, feeling the way she did, Englander; he does not, as one- Tt ~ i .ton Teams Win team I now leads by five games over you speak soKyes, n be over to writer has wittily put it, call s »*" the Icewater. "How can I what?" and start getting dinner. The vil­ :,*_..!> Adv1«fij foiBpii,,^- Phillips GO, who won only one game of Givfs Baptist Cagerg Edge dinner and see htm. fo • myself. I spade a silver trowel. The rest \\:iiik(.»Kan Team he asked crossly. lage clock, striking eleven, decided its series with Schauble Bros. don*t want to judge; at course, but name for such follies' was sin, and •j" '; H. fl^X^itixs.; i, Over Methodists "You know." her. Undeterred by the rain, which It- •, in Chairiua i-r Wauconda In the third same of the Sass ifard- I'm prepared for tie worst— was still gently falling, she walked Mary said It, even though she. ware-Catlow contest both teams gar­ Where's Paul?" "I'm sure I don't You're not flinched lit doing so. Sin 1 and f .f ^.-v^iEx-noit^ very definite. Put some of that up the road toward /a little moun­ nered 821 maples, thus tying the "Paul Isn't well, this morning," how had she ever failed him—or >' 4 Secretar The Inter-Church Basketball league cracked ice in a handkerchief, will tain which was part of the farm, |: • . li,»i rfml their game. The Sas* group succeeded in his moTher said hastily. "He's In anyone else—In .thought or word upsetting the Catlows in ail extra played two games at the high school yon, and wrap It around my head." and called In memory of the -first I' ,,s. completed gym Tuesday night; in the firsj jfam^e bedTtoo. He's really n ore delicate or deed? ' frame roll off and padded the game to Mary complied in silence. Paul Blanche, who had loved' to go Salem beat St. Anne's 33 tt-21, and i ^8° any of ^00 re*-U« —K he gets Mary could not help knowing that .,f hasketball HfHeir win column.- lay down again, and kept very still there, "Countess Hill." in the second game-the Baptists nosed | ^ ,eJ^*Dlt overtired, he. has a there were other men in the village *#<# )• •.!>- pullins a 27 Catlows— for some minute^ his tense ex­ It wag very quiet on the moun­ out the Methodists- 20 to 19. j dreddpf**fceadache, Jui t aiT I do. who had been attracted to her, who pression gradually relaxing. Then tain. Mary, walking up one of the • \;.;i-t->n Heights Prelim 136 176 175 487 Salem established a nine-point lead lH*' Wllard'ut rather lat i lasi; night would have been glad to make it 4^* Yeoman 149 14fr-14i) 447 he smiled, and put his arm around wide, needle-strewn path's that led Friday JMght over St. Anne's at the half ahd was J That ^reminds me, Mai|r, he called to the top, thef soft rain hardly plain that they were more than- at­ Olcott 155 155 155 465 never in dangej- of losing the lead, out to n$g just before jou came In, her. ' *">[KT ^ISC^jl,, lea in rolled up penetrating the thick trees, began, tracted, if .she hadn't made It plain Mitchell .:. 139 14» 176 , 458 (BTarder featured for Salem, dropping that If you did cone over he "Yotfre.an aw.fully good girl, ': '''•'"^'^jiiM^.-Kinzi , . .:,-r their oppon- Daesehler 188 12? A$ft 481 almost immediately, to find peace that no one In the worlds mattered ,1 y r r J jn eight baskets from all arigfos; while wished you'd bring him up a pitcher Mary," he said softly. "I don't '•}•• l" '# .st^!; y. (J repeated again and what she wanted still more- to Her except PauL There', was Green led the losers with four bas- cf icewater anA a bow of'S know what I should do without' ,"jrni!ti-ii(|i'bt. ; 1 Total .767 • 756- *S$1 2338 Thomas Gray, for Instance, slow and )•• lionie floor and kets and a free throw. Salem proved i«> ni •,„*,„, 1„ "J1 i*„L . ^ you. Won't you ^Ive me a kiss? time and space to think resolutely j- rmv t'hrfsfmas worship plodding, bat. hard-working, kind : -t <«ufi(l home most effective under the basket sinV ntJ^l^SS K J™ \*£ about; Paul What should tihe'do— tjil juins.,- !,y the v,>st,frl ehoil Sass Hardware^— b U8e he knew You haven? yet, this'morning." -¾ , and wholesome. 'And' then—then ing most of their two pointers from ('!£* ™*>m ^ ***** what! ought she to do? weak, her l|| ••> (Mrs. .ft. \y. Dalwson, ^trPrhe Ponies Klingenberg ....106' 179 J51 g,ve hIm a 436 under the ring." - ! «mperai ce lecture.. "Whom did you kiss Inst?' asked >enga|ement? How much Bhe there had been Gale Hamlin, tike - \lf- ,«.-»ri>yii;is!' «(KH1 Will i' •:' if in their second B. Brown 152 152 152 456 v N he 8 ,y Mary in a hard voice. asked Therself, with a quick little great architect, whose name Philip- ; T" received an 18 McCoy .. 165. -105 105 The secobh 'game was a nip and " ?' *,"* ' ^° f ^"^W. 495 of co r8 bu "Why, yon* right after supper] pronounced with an awe amoontlnr inf. fc}j\vm*h| league. the Waukegan Kellam '.. 185 150 162 503 tnck afflair with the Methodists gain- '• ¥ ^'.' * PatiM tlly, young quiver of pain, would he care If low last, night! Don't you remember?! almost to veneration. She had i two WnukeKan Stone ..,..,191 m 191 573 ing a 16 to 9 advantage at the half.»'^ 4 Met-.a glaisis cf ale. or so she, did? Why was she .always Bht 1 wnen that is^-" Mary's gray eyes were never told her iamlly much about J. jn-»i)ttjifn.l sanctuary m! 'o till in when the 4 - The .Baptists kept shortening this pey go o^ttln the evening, fated to make herself so nnattrac^ •f»">>u4ifjr made Y< looking straight into his, and Oi'iM thy fh»j ChrSstn Total 799 843*821 2463 margin during the; second half and ™ bttter go and get the Ice for tive to him, to be so tactless, when Hannah Adams'uncle. Her casual fh'j Christmas • •lid not nppenr there wag . something In, them .--•i of several of •Game to Sass, Hdw. on roll.off. finally knotted the score at-19 all and him now. And I'm aj fpjiiy afraid she was trying only to be fair and remarks snout him had Included lit- »jy Candles, jj which Paul fOBfiid It impossible to j ..,....1:...- .» v. v about 30 seconds before the end of you'll be late to Cljui jn>' Jane; tf honest? And would either of thi e mention of his frequents, call* at , meet. "Look here," he broke off Phillips 66— the same. Thorp was fouled as the .you den't hurry. Ibe leveTil get be any better off if she made wl the Adams' house when she^rlslted ' i , MI Next Week angrily, "you are getting/to be the Oarr 157 169 180 506 whistle ended, the game, and he sank" up aft# ****** afd Til make one at thatr I went to Wallace- Beerman ...... 159 186 214 559 a rt toicome over to dinner. stinct should ^al^ow her to love a cornea. .. -. .. -frtr' ' '-•• . i v-^ i .-,,,111 .x'pnitf here Next Tuesday, Deer' 27T~w"iIl see ° ^ town with Jack Weston and some v,f- :ir.? -i>ti;i.-(ll.V Wittchfufc Purceil 162 J73 185 520 Mary. [ I hope I shan man whom she jdld. not respect or hv}.. if'ir jyil! .hi- 'crowded] '•• Mild he pruned to two more interesting games played. t Suffer for of the White Water crowd—no One (TO BE CONTJNlfED.) ...•'• i The Methodists and.'St. Anne's clash: it afterwards." trust, not nearly as much as. she • i'lrf'SMiiiij^ rjecojjnition. 1 -- . • *•• n Annual JCorth- Total .785 883 .953 2620 else from Hnmstead." : } , ! <,f ils i:.i^kftli!il) tonrna- at 7:30 p. m. each seeking their | already respected and trusted Classified Ads Bring Result* 2'$:*" .• -' 'H- »' ,{>r(,j:ram,J ',: i ;•'><> it. in} i ' • . \ die hi'ih whool Schauble Bros.—» first "win; ahd one hour later Salem CHAPTER V "By 'sonfe nf the Wbite^Witttel* PhlUp Starr, who, twenty-four hours and St. Paul will toke the floor, with' ^ S KU Klj&LVN,' Pastor. I' -in!"-r I'S. 2J> and McOowari 147 212 222 r58l- Cicowd,' I don't suppose ybu mean earlier had been a complete stran­ .!'•• caaers have a Anderson' 165 153^ 200 518 the loser dropping from the undefeat- j TP'IK, dinner which Mary stayed, ^nrrfrlends and relatives there, do ger tfther. The fact remalned-tihat sXi, I.:M ;i:i''.\$}-RLi<'AL. I v ,--ir juul the locals B,iechele . 176 148 154 478 ed class*-", " ' • •• '••*• home from church to cook was |bu1 You mean some .of the girls she d!^ love Pani,, with every ^er !, iii.l-i fulfc Kouz- Schmita . >;•> i.'-j-a-ij^i i>f Christ mini ....158 187 162 507 Box-jseore: '' not an| entire success, bither in her» mid fellows that have just come of her being, fajr more deeply, far l •'n,' jrH\yer» on the Schauble'. 201 ./,{'•>• i«. h'-r/frrf (>y jhe chiirrhi 184 552 Salem,' .33-«-'- B F P eyes or In the eyes of anyone else to work- In the new mill?" more: passionately,, than she had i- i ttellnr at the ,¾ who n,1<>d >i. '-".!i..t. •; ; 1 Miller, rf ....3. 1 0 «N it, with the possible "Well what-If I do? There's no ever let him see. She always had, 'I M -aid t" he abli» Total ... .813 884 939 2630 [ill- :< 'litjs'nm* worshipworsmp ! 'Pate, If ..3. 0 2 ex««J.t(on of Blanche and Philip. —she always would. ^ DR.PAULC.GEISEL,0.D. i in any part of the harm in working In a millr is there?" •^'I'.f i, »i'rii>i>n %y tiit- p.mtor on" I The standing: Harder, c : 8 . 0 0 In ¢11¾ first >. place, It was pre- "No—in fact. I think It's rather He had not - actually even pro­ OPTOMETRIST '{.VI.11-[.11.1,-.11. ji«¾; ljlnoiii'iiiipp. rofor JI'.HII^J.',HIH,, •" Grabenkort. rg '.* .3 0 2 pared somewhat hu riediy, and posed to her.' j Their kisses had .EXAMINED i-' WIIII' in the rour- Sass Hardware'. 1« 5 .762 better to work In a mill than It Is *« t.'l ..( i . ...»A..*t.. . .i _ Beiiselte^ Ig 0 0 S with a sore and grieving spirit—a v. ill :.i.|,| • u're.-itly to the ak'iin-t Wmteondn Won Lost Pot, to loaf on a farm, Go on." changed a little In character, had MQDERN METHODS •I |l combination of misfortunes which |li,. |, r.v-iif,. |>y . Hiir;i»^H| .-11111¾ lit (5:30 o'clock. Phillip* 00 .....11 10 .524 /*I won't go on," said Paul, more become more frequent—some way, j., .h,- id*. ,, Totals .:...... ,.. .,10 J MODERATE CHARGW in tin* conteHt, the Catlows ,... a... 0. n .420 7 has proved disastrous to more pre- angrily than he had spoken before, through embraces growing leas' •lift •'"i*'! nf !':'*» a. ttt. I*, Hours: 2 to 5 p. m.,9 to 9 p. m. „'iiin' will he on Hcliuiihle Bros. . 7 14 .333 St. Anne's, 21— ftntlouW ImnQuets. • inG.iv,.r setvire. )' • '•"•.15 W. Campbell St, i' 7 .'to o'clock with Tr'estlk, rf ...... 1 1 1' oiiHln'a room with thi| howl of Ice to drink—or worse—supposing I had reached "an understanding." )• "• M ,¾ .loiephiiii'^Iti'ii- ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, JUi, '" Mi- \Vurreti-I/lh»'rty- Miller, If ....2 8 I »nd pitcher of ice mter, Mary hjad done anything worse. But It .was not clear In the minds; of '!5 !•• l';ii,- J.-.i*!' if) the Nmiior Rumlc* 133 182 124 439 Adams, If ...0. 0 0. " ' Res. 710) N. MitcheO Are, •• .II Hiuseiivllle brack- -*• •'><•_ •• '•'*••' " l-ohnmn 157' \W 159 452 Green, c • ...4 1 TfJ,' Si^iid.'iy Hidioot will • '» id- up to Hl»» fllHll Conn ..1(10 210:-.184 , WK] Pclwlnr, rjt^.,.. ..si 0 -i! 1-.: t'j-rW)&:•••. .„;i-. « -proifram -- J • it-1 II led for Friday • ..'cloch. Grilltighw, rg ,„„..... v.yl Total 8w"jS&T 710 240« i)oi»l(w, lg ....,,..,.. r '••ii- of the Nnrthwi'td ...0 0 y IV '•.: '• 'r We.« il.i!iilili'i| pro- -,I iii thj" order of,their. Thtirwlay, MM. 15 DIRECTORY : flii-* paper. !< ' /I'v" •i I lie tillirillllliellt fol- McLeistea's— total* ..8 t'IfMlt. i';nr.,r. if ' '__. K'r I " Pltl S l.»lw>rt.vvllli>, ArlingtAn McCoy ..J...... 106 lflfl 106 4m •iville, Hiirrinufo^-Wiiu- Mnes 23« 147 170 ' 553 UaptlHts, 20— I'HI'H'I'. isilT-lST •i Antioch, I'rilatftic'tiln. 'HYS1CIANS AND DENTISTS LAWYERS REAL ESTATE J M, Waterman 182 KMJ 1H6 484 Waggoner, rf ..0 0 f.!.; 'f.'l"":'l-* i.- Ijfad Arllnjrton O. Lantlwer ....171 150 192 518 W»Ham», If .:.8 2 .StlRGEO-JS. ii; wortthip. ,-^ton ciiRerri playwl a Daesehler 10» 158 15.T ' 480 Blecliele, c, ...... 3 0 >i„- vyofufjlp. \rlington. HeiKlltn, hold- Thorp, rg .2 2 CASTLE^ WILLIAMS, • •. •• /•••'; ' 'I'riKiin.'i!* )>n>- ) throughout the Biinie^ Total .024 787' 817 ^528 Falkenburg, lg ,.0 0 . C.H. KELLAM GORDON CAMERON .',>' Ji-j (n- :|''.'.M ^.irirnlay "cvi'siiisr DR. OLGA ALCOTT ,-lits ,c!oM«d in on them LONO « MC CARTHY 102 N. Cook Street Barrington Review— '•''"•"'• : i "' • nod II ml erawbd up to Totals j.^ •-—••I- PHYSICIAN AND 3VROBON DENTAL SURGEON •K LAWYERS .;,;•- Kellam .1, 165 227 182 574 1.111-^:1¾^ liy pa»tnr nt the I point.* of the locals' Methodists, ' Tel. Harrington 2 *!( ,;(. i'dfic fl,-ilf ho in ; Schauble .; .148 194 121 463 19—; ^pedaJIring In D liases of °' i .-••' uiir starred'in the con* ",,**" } 1537 Conway Bldg. ;; DeBoIt, rf ..0 o : I f. *|i m'Tori, ond the | I': points for the Bronks. Graham .146 192 148 480 •rt- "•"' Women and C illdren I . ' - ' . . Ill W. Washington St FOB., , f Hoffman, rf .,0 o .?'-'-'•. •r „&* « i —ond high man scoring Yeoman 174 168 145 487 Johnson, If .3 l HOURS - .,., - : CHICAGO i,U' -'^rvifl will vmsUt of ] Arlington Heights. Both Weirich 159 213 174 540 Successor to Cady, c ...... :.3 o Thurs. aid Sat C0l|i«TaY HOMES s> mms. iitfil' ciVrols under handicapped somewhat tn. es., telephone, Randolph 6144 Norton, rg .. 1 o i '•>> I Jif. Hhcppjird and.j Miller out of the Bar- Total ...792 994 770 2556 2:30 p. m. to 4 :(30 p. m. DR. E. W. OLCOTT Hosford, rg .. „„;.0 o Howard B. Brintllnger ''-.:'. ESTATES;,-;.. \. <«;..• Ifry..iof the' Baptist Mi because, of the flu -*; ,-3 Sproul, lg .... T .-..:.0.-. o telephone Barrinkton 525 Evenings: 404 Dundee Avenue. Kooning out on the Ar- Jefferson Ice Co.— Phone Barringtoa 7» 115 & Mala St «^ u'-lroniaj is 'extended to Burkman, lg l 2 ^ FARMS ACRES- Goldman ..175 167 147 489 12» Psrk Ave., abov«J eeriess Market . telephone, Barrington 660-W ;•> i'ig.»y these helpful ill>'*. • . . . Berg 145 131 154 430 ''SiristmiiK cheer. We wish with Wnukegan Saturday Totals ,.^.-. -4....0 Mitchell 175 175 .164 514 TT •nuns ('hrisfmflS. " fu^aed, but scrabpy, Naggatz 161 157 187 505 Standing: •i' •:.'• iklU'iHSKI,, PasSor. puiichiated by ,s 'Barrington Hudson Essex BUg. 'O:^ knt to 12 a.m. 11$ N. LaSatte St i'..'.l3 0:$P a. to. . ^ ', [tarrinfton League HE custonf#f hanging; up ,a 1-p. ntrto 6 p. m. virt'if )flf:-liJ a. m. Total .."1....'.876 868 898 ~ 2642, stocking on'"1 "Christmas eve has 801 E. Mali S«. i. 1 T - 7p.m. to9p.m. _ Phone, Dearborn O809 'U'UM. (rtiitii4 meetinj; at 8 v an Interesting history. \ Old manu­ BARRINGTON, ILL L * r . The league standing through Thurs­ telephone Barrii gton 235 ; '- P m-r^n ic^ Drops to Second day, Dec. 15, is as follows: * scripts dealing with the' life of our H. H. CALKINS. Phone 551 , t s,lrtM.m].il-l K. Station Team .- v Won ; I»ost Pet ancestors III the Thirteenth and 1 lo OPTOMETRIST A. 8.. CALKINS, Phoae 4SJ n . 17 16 .515 cember 6. The giftaj were smug­ DL. E4RL KLEIN ?ACHTER T •H t /• i * • Pohlman Drags 17 16 .515 gled Into the ^ children's i rooms E. A. WELLS , ATtORNEY-AT-LAW BLACKSMITHS r/*|-|y ^ s PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bros. , bowling team Barrington Review 16- 17 .485 while they were asleep, and the OPTOMETRIST AND, vTit ^.M.v'iTIIK W I'lA/TIIK'RANvu ^ ,638 8. Hough St •' I in the Barrington Gfqengard Grill ....15 18 45» saint was credited with the good 127 Park A enue OPTICIAN M f Missouri ^vu'od) . I- Lipofsky Clothiers ..15 18 .455' Barrington, Phone 82-J E. F. WICHMAN from the Jefferson Ice deed. iSB Park Aveane \ Ih'^lT --11¾ 11; |;f5'P»rk'Aw.' when the former team McLeister'a ....;i3 20 ^896 AB0VE PEERLESS MARKET 111 W. Station St. f'liH-.. '•-, - '• I ' Phone Barrington 891-J rnM--Ev|r at TiW p. «• r Pohlman J>rj^<,>2 to HOUR* BARRINGTON. ILL. Ui-'il •h|ldr>n'sj |>f»ntram *'" »* ,' |.«t theirlBrp|nt|rmes Whether Cbicagoans pay for thei* light bulbs along with their billa for 8:30 to 10:00 1. m. HORSESHOEING oiU. The Oijers ran 1:00 to 2:30 j.m. HOURS CHIOAGO OFFICE V A fa ,'i,ir.ft'liristlhii. H Herv^'i-rviWev wilwill ierie» in the, week's electricity, or whether they -pay' a 6:80 to 8:80 p. m. AND BLACKSMITHING : smaller bill and buy their own-light ELTOVAR 7.00 to 8:30tvening *• .-1.i'l."» IIa.. inin.. in»teiti«*tf" d of a* 120 N. LaSalle St i, total of 2612 pins. 8undays by Api ointment J - bulbs is made optlonarwitb toem in Other Hours and Sundays ff" :i> 'I .-, Luke i. 1-1 k. TfaMne. f- I up from'fifth phw THEATRE Telephone/ "Dearborn 6390 an order issued recently by-tho Illinois Hersesfcoelng by Appointmeat •<•«.• ,^4" (!hri>tlllll«i SeTmoll". .|'d iiliice with Pohlman Cryrta. L«k«» 111. Tel. Barrlngtin by Appointment stSUbls *^. .(^•l.l^UK ! ijila.t H<;h*iot Will he hc aaa* — ioc-aac PHARMACISTS Oxy Acetylene Wsldlng, Oriiamsrisl wftijoutf.H fhiifh-homis ' Inn Work, Ante Sprlnk* and ,„_ I ni.i |pfp<) .ij.tirr f WIII^IIUF » I"'"-- . i mi C. H. Kellam RANDOLPH 80OTT and 1 RALLY BI.ANE In BARRINGTON PLUMBING Axles ITsnaliarf - •*. -1 •„.,.".,:„ |< bnrii{thl^«l«| »n iM lh .17» and H. (lerdau 011. CURTIS NELSON n i' l-iwl II: .^vJtt.'' rink.j..Z.>»' "WI^D HORSE MESA" AND HEATING SERVICE - TeL Barrtarton stf-W J[|\ r PHYSICIAN ANI SURGEON PRiDLUND bnva CO. . A, T. 8i«^f/*A.V>t. l»^" - I'm- lny, IH*. IS Thl» 1* the last Merchants' Co- General Plumbing . . operative Night, llmfnnts' U 100 W. Mala Street *^AKN|P J' \lilrtiffiSQWJC\t< tickets will be accepted on and Heating Contractor Tl II 10 171 234 548 . HOU11S T' xjitrU mm Kvfjv I*i*. »* j'U'C 21» 157 33.1 both Frl.-Sat. Nigh,t« BARRINGTON. DLL. f th,? 8:00-9:00 1. m. Furnace Repair Work , v.,::«i k'.,, . Xiinitit^'pmram •>*• - , 171 12« 162 450 . Authorised Dealers for ^r'V^v'Pffrnii., .>,. i 172 191 157 520 Sanday Only, Dee. » 1:00-2:00 ft m. ri> itM.4 :!.»«** I»ef. 8* . ". . tr«(r 166 183 SOS (Show cont. from 2:30) (extept Men. and Git. afternoons) York 00 Burners wl Adra. 10-25c before 5:00 p. m. Phone 548 ^ tt.i t%ie|l8unaay ^ - 7:00-8:00 >. m. Water Systems for all PorpotM of the Revkw find tlst 2568 COLD STAR ^H 871 803 10-850 thereafter! I 1 GEO. ^. WICHMAN *-, JttiriJI Sunday *«W LEE TRACY. MARY BRIAN 137 B. Main Street "SERVICE YOU WILL LIBS* directory a asavealeat lasts to t,v :4tioiml |'!Chri»tma* W "iiii*— MOTOR ill W; Station Street 1^7 157 182 526 swdnsii sad pmfatilossJ Bar* • -- h 11 A ilrteimrt^Mtor,^""- . "BLESSED EVEtt'P TBLBPHfNE Tel. Shop 262-W i::t 119 18« 439 SERVICE, INC* •:, ,611 4l! palpate. T««g: . D e Oflk. » Heme 17 , Residence. 572-J ' ; rlagtoa. Wkes la sosi sf asms f.-'Ioe*r- « - «*•« .-.hi iW 4-leonrt. ;|The P«^r w'u i-ii Adm. 10-15« .; ^:/ tivs 149 160 477 . BARBINGTON, ILL. •pedal tenrke they ^m to t^i, -Oor Xmas j^reseat; to Invitationa 17»5 156 147 47» I,, , » , 10:4 ". r i.joerm^Cbriatflias «Q«J . first dass picture IMPORTANT 'page qalckly to heats firms, tote- • irnpiuiiiioh •service. u' '-»' _ • Wedding Annonncementa ,v sdtt 7D3 809 2448 Vurniture Removals . bargain prieeaT Bjery prefesalona} •,,''' \- . ff K.;KOJ6NIG, V***°* LORETTA ¥OONC a^d tMw«l* it •!'• limiilta Wednesday, December l|l is Local and Long Distance In Barringtm should nave tab directory has been » featavr ^T. ANNE'S .^V rill— Hanling GEdRGE BRENT In btf name, addreps, tflrtn AnaouiiceawniB the last day /or fsUng orders 512 •f The Review tor alasM* 44 feunday.'I oW ^tfaaait 8 «.••••" • - ir>7 187-. 168 ?THEY CALL IT SIN* •r for Ctuistmas dettrery, of ^ i 145 139. 417 WMk«r u m taw ' -i i" ' " Mourning Cards years. • U$tl J in 0»> directory. It Is prfastef Bytex Persona] Stationery. , Week -"dajfej I>»w ^If'a^ttd !*> 175 §78 533 Cvitei Va^8eniM WeaVTbuRL, Dee. 28-2» VJ^HMMMf^M^MMM^ Devotions' in honor of <>• ** ^ ' 175 150. 150 475 1 e«|nry Nveek and mi Bed to f 0 1 -r- ' Adm. 10-25C ' Correct Stationery . jeart. firstj Friday of e«* ^ ° ^ 211 168 225 604 4-yr. Guaranteed Gary Cooper; Frederic Man*, home in th* Printed or Engraved * Order Yours Now iia-4, af 6 a. nj. . * , ' Sylvia Sydney In 'Confessions,^ Saturdjay, 8 p. «*• • S6S 819. 854 2541 0 *er directories m ty be lost, hot a. ^ •". -ISiptisro br^appoiatineBt" _. .., I..-. Moth Proofing Service «D? I HAD A MnxioN" this directory is eneved every Barrington PubL Co. BARRINGTON REVIEW HEV. JOl^ADtjFnCI. w* V 103-184 130 507 w^rk- 100 S. Van Street '**!.• Barrmgton 1 177 176 352 505 11 ,i .^SL

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BAiRINGTON JpVIEW, BAI ^(^,1^11^¾^^ • -••-•••• •:•••••••- ' -... -... • <- ' • - " I . in.!]. I »«l"". I. I. . ! , J Bulling Permits for efses, ^bwtfver,Krepre8cntr IncoriSequen- Schoolchildren t al aimounto; Gary being, the chief ex: tt rublfelMri ta «n November in Suburban c jptiof with approximately $$0,000 for 01d Ironside^' wjtiil«wMtlOlt«n»cyrBt« r of new'building in dewber and over |B Illinois—1W0 towns Total $359,577 ^80.000 in Novemberj • .*" Governor iouis L. Emmerson has HELPFUL BarrJngton had no jbuilding 'permit been called upon by Uniterd States na­ T .QUALITY Several bright rnya penetrate the t glares to show for eltbet November, val officials to extend their thanks to T JROCERIES SERVICE prevailing gloom of the suburban :031 or November. 1032. 0«6 resi- the school children of Illinois foil con-' building situntion in the survey of ence permit,for $2500 was issued in VOIA ME 4j NUMBER J ,2 l tribittlonsTthat made possible. tf|e re- We Deliver permits issued for November, (KrtobeT of this^year. ' : "storatiob of "Old Ironsides;^ Peiinles, PHONE 10 a.m. |n the. first place while the Novem­ nickelSj, and dimes, |ontributc?a hy M 3 p. m. ber total of $359,577 means a 28 per : )efends Waterway Plaji children in all sections; Of the tinited Village Trifeteesv cent loss in comparison with the pre­ Stoftslandin its tohigA•• npsse^ions, ceding month, a natural decline of Season's Greetings ' -*• •• f.'C'-i * Through St. Lawrence late fall, November is far from being the naval authorities stated, perflet-^ U uated the historic craft as a, wmbol' thev'worst month of the year,, the vol­ Continued from page 1,1' Join Group for LANDWER'S ume of permits for January, March, of the country's' earliest traditions. • '..v. • . • °.. :" May and July each haVihg been cbri- av« A HOME STORE Bfrtf BY HOME FOLKS liddle West. Chicago would lie the [ sideTably lower. The November total "•aktJi ^ li#fi Nrw frar to All We I reatest, rail and waterway terminal stri I is^ however, approximately only one- Postpone Formal Opening w in the wor^d.> The average ocean, go- 't I half that of the Best record of the year, Tw i ng ship reaching a terminal leaves of Bridge at Savanna General Stofce namely April, which whsJ$715,180. on Sufirgestion of Co)>k 20J 125,000 before departing,' not count- Act R. In comparison with November of m. W. N. LANDWER, Manager lug the moneyijSpent by sailors. / The . formal opening and dedication of County Borfrd for Rate pin last year' this November also shows ' 200 to 215 Park Avo—210 to 21« Station St. i hip pays a fee' ta a' pilot boat, it the new, Mississippi river bridgjfe, at r* " ,S a loss of nearly,, one-half. Bad as pays a,fee to, the customs house, Jt '.•TAILOR Investigation Sayanna scheduled for December 9. hot this is, analysis indicates that it really 4ys a fee to the docking company #t OPEN WEDNESDAY. AND SATURDAY was postponed iadefiniteiy because Kni represents some improvement. While )nys stevedores for unloading"-,ami' Next to Post OfficeV-Barrington, II inois EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M. rains made approach from the Ipwa Bu( November' permits of! this year are oading cargo, it frequently pays? mar- ".- •. • ••'•..:'. J-<••••>•• ' .:•.•'>• -A -.{•• side impassable. , qT,,» ^illrtRo frustces passed t reio- she only one*half of the permits issued in ife painters for improvilig the ship, [utioiiaf >he regular meeting \txl-jiy RED ARROW AUCTION NEXT WEEK November 1931, suburban building for t often pays a crew for scraping the this year as a whole is Only a little ny niffht to ^cooperate with ^e'.1 mil. It pays for a new supply of-j pffd FRIDAY, 3:15 P.'M, DON'T FORGET better than o"ne*fifth of the amount of ood and "other articles. It pays for j in r\nue»tiiig the goy^r- guilty lx'«"1 mov \ last year. In other words Noyeritber's oal. In addition, to these Outlets for'i X. •nor to nu'ihoriM «"i Investigation'by comparison with the same month of noney- from the ship, the crew gbes| ..! i! last year is more than twice as good ishore and spends liberally. V 1 •he sf.ii>' eoinnwrde commission of ibe 1/Of; - as this year afc a whole compared The treaty between Canada and tiHliiy raio,s in Chicago and the coun­ lytU with last year. ] / to h t Juite<] States has not received final try l"«"n nround Chicago. This :«- 0 n ('»' The Other bright features in theipproval . There* Are powerful in-j ,LUE M!" 3 fttrjirt Jtterrp Cijrtstmas! ioliit.i>ii "'"* n^ ^"' P rcouest :ti 1.- survey are the' volumes of permits erests wprking against .* Hie water- Cool, .v.unt.v board special committee a -t" The very best—to all our custom­ produced by several of.the suburban vay completion, the speaker declared., for Htil''.v raU* reduction. Are*ni«4 it of communities?, Gary leads with ovJffi ^ne of the interests is » combine of j for sml) n rewliiHon wa» sent obt foV .Tl ers, friends and everyone else. $66,000, Nflfes Center is only a neck (5u ropea n. shippers who want. to " re- J STORES tho trust<-os in all »( tht country tt^vna Wli>r behind with $04,000 and Evansto» t^rd American government shipping, iron 1»^ t'bicago. ., iNOix ? shows the substantial sum pf $45,000. ie said. One of the arguments used' of (' BEST QUALITY ALWAYS Jlnmcr J. Byrd, chairman of tie W. N. Laridwer & Co. It might be noted that ( Evaiiston: in Chicago is regulation of the amount I IM1!*- county board committc-e, wrote ^,1 ie throughout the year has ejonsistently >f water taken at the drainage' ehnan r>V c y letter lo ibe village lioanfaiwl »tat>(i ^ «'v\*fc*%^*iif*rf5^i'rf^L^*i maintained a dependable ".volume of riiis has bfen grossly exaggerated, the h««'u« I |« it fli.ii ('-hicago.cUiBens are poyi ig permits with perhaps #nsaiifluctuation siMraker said. ' ; l0 cr 111 mor tb.an any other community and fdur frOJfl"^ .10® P ^ e l>r or five peaks worth talking about. " ••>" •' ' • ' ••iMlS 8(nlVleetricity than the conotirrtf rs j : %jjj)"ln'r lurse eitiek He stated thU. SPECIALS A few worth while gains are shown State's Expense on World 0¾ HIP ("unitry'town rj?«iden(« are payi IK in the November survey in comparing, Fair Remains at $350,000 S3 per cent jnore ijor gna and 24 pn\ THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, this month with November 1!W1 and ALL SIZES ffnt nvire f'lr electnicity than the eon-,! •i>. ' DECEMBE& 22, 23,^24 with the preceding month of this year, Cutting down estimated expenses, E .Illinois in Chicago, . ., . - ,, ••• j . In the lOttU-'HM comparison/ \VH- the world's fair commission- nnder-l1 v 11' ;fc<:!are.d t'hntH'ie felep^iiftp rutp mette takes the spotlight with a Gov, Jiouis L. Kiiimorson's leadersliipj Priced to Fit Every Purse |«n<) »"tiiir'teleplioiie Aitw (*ent, Glencoe with 05 per cent and proprjlitcd for the state's participa­ 1*111 I"' loiiiparahlc to those in ^iMi^r If you. use this famous brand for your holiday I^omewood with 47 per . cent. The tion in next year's csirposiUon.; Pleas iSfrRf •'iiien, It wll he iimwmry ' 0j "dinner-your guests will be delighted percentage gains over October of this 4 Rett for more money were met by the gov­ ligvc 11 complete; realljiiatnie'111 iiol oitlvj )¾¾^ year are more numerous, CrystalLake A Favorite for 50 years ernor's, statement that the commis­ |en IIU'IIIISIH of charge but al*o M t ie 1 ', *% leading with a gain of 783 per cent. sion must Nluy within the appropria­ t*>nin>! x.VHlem,'.' liir, Hynl declared..' j Acorn Sausage . nib.pkg. 10c The percentages in prtictioally all tion. iMftcum M ' Ly •'-• . Very good for dresmnga^r-iwitli griddle cakea § A wish Jroir^ the bottom of our hearts t 1%f iriiHtceH dlscuHHed the,.rontt\it&< /J |i( liiiihway 50 through HarrliiKt/njf l( '. Fruit Cocktail . tali can for 19c finil considered )>et|tlonM from V,xu\fy r/K'S,.^ Something iriiusiial. In heavy syrup means moretha n the mere words themselves ;? |»nil l.laiic'r avenue n^ldenta whielrfr,'•.f.aW^S Itjlieslcd routing of tlie highwny oWT:/ Cook)' Raisins Light colored 2 lbs- 25c STUBBINS &1EMERIGK >: fclfcofe itreela, Aa the hoard* bud nl] '^sitrt Classified Kready MMil a recjuest to the di»tri<'ii'w^nie Very fine for light fruit cakes, etc. -,''!•' .«•• •WKIMVHI- offlee for (he rWite \n |H. ).11,1)(-,,,,¾ I0A SmM si0ed J,,ne pAoD - K^y 9 f«r9Q*» lout (vol of Hager an,j 11011I1 ovir j iit^lnT Ior Advert! semcLnts ICdO Sure to please, No. 2 canv £ £t/V fCumnor, the trvfetexnc dtvllned tVniafci' rule ii| ffurther' riH|uoei(a| of the d pop corn and- [Mstorly line to North llo\igh' 8tree<. I •" Th porch. 124 Harrison,St. Tel. Bar feathers. John 4hlstrim", Long-Grove lAnothcr plan would cnrr.v tbo rout' M-t ' at| Sunkist Navel Oranges, small size, 2 doz.' ...>..35^ rington 353-M. Elqeti Gieske, Road. Tel. JJarringtotii 149-W.-2. Twrth occr Cumnor and a third nort fliinl large, 2 doz. ...„...; .r...47Jf Jctttr K\inoor. No definite annntim-t- (b'tcrml GARAGE for reiitJ. Available now WILL TAKE ORDERS for dressed Camels, Chesterfield* Tlnol I'BCiit ha-; lieen- made by the depar ecjino'n Tliree blocks frokn business dis­ poultry], ehiekens and ducks, 19e; or Lucky Strikes 5» 29c TWBI, oble t] trict. $3 per- month. Mrs. ,Ma,ude geese" 18c; deliveVed..: Mns. August rate Weigel, 422 N. Co|)k street. ^Tele­ Lohmaii.' Tel. I^ake Zurich 2£-R-2. ratp tt phone. Barrington-44-Jt. : .';• % »»< 23c Modern Woodmen Will GOOBMJCK MARGARINE Thisj LOST ,. Install'New Officers at A^^xcellent Shortening FIVE ROOM FLAt with garage foi •mid' tl •, rent at 407 S. Jtyugilj»V h street. Tel LOST—Black, long-haired dog. AWit.| Navels 150-176 doz. ' 50t h Anniversary Mectink K»ii.>w| 1 1 w BarringtOn 50-R size of ,C-hOw. Reward.•Itainboi^j m< -j^_', ."<' : • .i -«rh*i Excellent for Table,. : Farm, Tel. BarringtoA 47. 252^288,. 2"doz, ...... 1:.....25^ 200-216, 2 doz. ':.J (...:..:..¾ Cooking and Baking B(\i'rin«H>„Oamp No. ,S(W Modern _ '," "^j FIVE KOOM APARTMENT foi' one bil 3 lbs. IWooilnici,' of'tAjnerica will celebrate. rent at 144 W. Jffain street. Fur WANTED • ••*'"•' ; doz. 19c TANGERINES \ • •• • tttffloili aiinileranry of the founding The] RICH nished or uiifuniisjifid. Reasonable, |»l the society itt confieetir»n vith". tie jJS^CS^'fl N. O. Plagge." TeK' 520 or 261-It' WANTED TO Bl/Yr-Guernsey milk BANANAS . . . ." 3 lbs. I9c ; .' 'In 1 ion of i^a oftleers for the yeirl ont.sidl G 0.0:DtlM$ VtfAMlMMIN cow. George Mankle, Ciiry, 111. Tel. c tlw3 in tho lodge rooms Tuesd iy i^itimal ou.u;c,AP!N£.> FOR RENT—Throd furnished roomn Gary 74-B-l. '.'••. . GRAPES . . . . . 3 lbs. 25c proper i>-: and, New York Greenings, Fancy 7 lbs. 23c KUHi'il by Diktrlet Deputy He id Old Fashioned Chocolate Creams, delicious eat­ TWO FURNISIJE^ OFFICES {of ""LEGAL- "•""•', ~°" J&uiM it, • L.| Proesch assinted iy •-Sh-rl other ing, 1 -lb. box ..,...29^ rent, steam heat] light and. tele |»ct*.(»< Biscuit Flour, I.G.A., Prepared , Ig. pkg...... 29* that the Subscriber Administrator mhh ooHHiii, |Cb»rle»x II, MJIWr; '|o*. 100-102 N. Cook street, Barf Spanish Peanuts, salted, Chestnuts, 2 lb^. 35 Ite'tJ f of the: Estate of Henry D.| WetmOrCj IWrtliv ndvlaer.l Harry W- Ilomnt 1 Pop Corn, I.G.A.,' 10-oz. can 10* iiiflUto.' H!%ronV Tel. Harrington No. 2. U.v.'nl home grown, bulk, 3 lbs. .,,,.,25* of Lake County, at-.n term thereof to PeiutSi in shell, 2 lbs. 28* s^jxed Nuis, fan|:y, lb. i«f »lncrll,.l<: ; >r)!«rt, Irvnif;i HOIIJIH \w holden at the Court JIOUHC In Wnu- Ibsi ...... ).* *r; wii Stiitef Olives, Stuffed Queens, 8i'"»\ "•/ i 3 for , l..i ...;.> -49* loscd. IttMrt rensoilB>bl«. Al«o garage; and where all. persons having claims r <^ive| 844 J)lvision -street/ Jnqiklro Wirjt Tib. ^ _.A A Pi-oKritm hnneyl on 'ilie auni'annivfrv - against said estate; arc notified and i&r fcax i,ri.|| arranged, (hiring which HI i tid j Chili Sauce or Catsup, Igr bottles, I.G.A. Brarid Jiawrehcc, 110 E. MnIn street. .mi }.HN i,,,,,,, nrra'ngwl, during wlil refiueMtei) to present (lie snmfc to said to '7* >''"' 'iHlilinnw will 1« prenentejl To<| both for : ..r..,.....„...33* FOR HALE Court for adjudication. . tipp '11 , r Olives, Ripe Large Fruit, full pint can ...... 15* ALBERT L. ltOBRKTSON, ri'JHu ;«*«. rtnvsL '"v. ""'««lwamp for 25 link Maraschino Cherries, 3-oz. bottles, 2 for ...... 15* Runs good hnd has good tires, $12J ! Castle, Williams, Long & McCarthy P/MW '"' niori', Phone 142-M-2. Corn, Genuine Golden Bantam, Whole Kernelk, Attorneys An Exo«U«at J ib,# •i. cut from the cob, No. 2 can :.|5* . Shortening , • S X 1^«^ Accident Marshmallows, I.G.A., Guaranteed Fresh, 1-lb. pkg. .¾.. :.....,....17^ T [rings Warning , - 'Tfcl Cranberries, extra fancy, 2 lbs. 25* CANDIES^ ••} ]Froma&m ,mr Preserves, I.G.A., or Tea Garden, pure goods, f IngXl 100% FILLED CANQY, 2 Iba. 28* (| SU^GfAR CANDY, 3 lbs ...... ,im ^inrnulg i pa^tof 1-lb. jar , ..... ;'" " ' ^-lb, BOX FAI— (•rousing accident Jn-.Bhr HARDMIXlb. '-• 10*/• '''I**, B0 FANCY AS30BTED mn . >*. 1. uaiwtfUAfiWi ....»Wf 11 ClfOCOI ATiafl i 1 71 1 In ,h lcH8 tBfta Fruit Salad, I.G.A., 5 varieties, tall cafi L CHOCOLATES ElTT ^ ^* r Th^ ' large can :., ..... BLACK' ,KAL^:;^j^.:ib;'.as^.- II & box Seij P» Z,J ,,lm>t*^ haa proW:«r\ Wr Baking Chocolate, I.G.A., Vfc-lb. cake * «511, department of the Chicigo^ YoiinJ Wost BeansBrand, Whol, ae reaGreel treatn Refuge, No.e 2 Stringlejjscans, 2 fo, r'I.G.A. ...;29,* PWorisIwari?t. ", "^!*w«n railroa™"™>e- R. K\ Bread X mprr ^s|\^ J T thT 1 i°f ""^'W^ Wd'leo FRESH WEDNESDAY 111 Qie,- > M^Y WE ADD OIJRS TX) THE iHli- ,°f. ^ ^^ avenue proas ng 1 16Raisibsto the t^lO^p.,,,.^,^ brut M^NY GOOD WISHES OF THE « »•«, . " ,the c*ntep tr*ck. Ander- -Thl RAKVBSrM^-'.O ' slbe rfeTni 'VN"tf«»«»«chine out Ian -Paulf DfY FOR HOLIDAY OF HAPPI- ,We h1 J TfUfcTCAfl 20 ox. loafioc ••^••Mm^iW^^t^M^s-Myt^i^ent > *; " ,t *hwiy whence tui- 'prea«

r NEiSS AN CHEER. ^ S more J DRY GOODS SPECIALS P-'tet 1» ,mP»«««b!e for the dri er of tnck "?*ev| ft .-..- * .. }.^-, . .,:••. Ladies' Sildene, Silk Hose; beautiful finish, pr. 29* WfM MfiislindaMl :Chri^inis:,] j -' Ml"'* ** ^'*' - "* tent i Ladies' Wool Hose, pr. •.'„.... .%...... !...... 50* i^.Tro! ,? the •«••* ti»cl>2w he than j Kapok f§r stuffing cushions, animals, stc., Not a Chain Stmr« R snortV^.^W" to.*,Mop 'as unit* 1.11" -.1. - 1 --. 1 •5J" STBi^.^WS." **« «o|h- natid per lb. pkg. ,...... :.£..:..„„.. .,..„..„35* Miller Oil M 5 WM ll * t '• '.•' •;'• :.'•" ••'•.-; E VKR YTHINC WE 81 ^ ^ "roilM| ^ 'PP^Ih- Toys, Gifts, Tissue Paper for Wrapp ng, Fancy Kkbr)lln^ «ff 'rok Palatine. *e Barrington, Illinois | 1 1 U String, Ribbon, etc., at attractive prices C, ^4 ^ ^ «P to-V«Thr . "»r In .«** *tp* !»«*««»•••'W l g u| Hai ^¾¾¾ ithP r * W his machine hcU 1 WOttt ationl —-- ^ ^' 1'^W- '2the* aame e^itatn^ *g hospff - k A la] ' 1 •<•>'li­ t.- \ hV 1

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