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$2.50 A YEAR IN ADVAN Jl I, 5I>C LE CoTIBS, FIVE GflNTS
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U l M M J K ATION
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J'Ufl.-I.' N O T I C E is hereby * .
T w o Barring,toni persons were severely hurt .in a n automobile collision
February, thc.-FSr.it Baby of
on highway 63-A three miles west of
t i e Month Ohib iyill open i t s
st cred, portal i for One new meniT
thej village Saturday .night, when their
b< r. The Ba rringtAn chapter of
titutionl;i;<>mpletejy Liquid; machine crashed into t h e rear of a Fiijm Asks $1,800 to Complete
tlie club alrecdy has f 3|ue regular
Cash Reserves
vacated, ear parked at the side of the
Job and Set Up New
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numbers
indudini,
the
first;
pavement.
Hand
Book
System
bi bies born n Octobsr, Novem
•i»n
The t w o injured persons were Mr;
ber, Decembei, and January, and
and Mrs. Arthur .Tahnke, 125 >T. Hfir*
th s four ass. iciate m embers in*
rison street.
Mr. Jahnke received ff
eliding! the econ<3 babies born
ftirst Xa.'.fill.
•hold,:
Himmelbiau
and
Co.
ill
age
jolt on the jaw which caused the loss
in each of t h i s e months.
lUtoI'l
of four upper teeth and two lower audi tors, sliced almost $1,000 off the
The'first h t b y born i n Febrnade of me teeth; his lips were lacerated and his
priC; they were asking to complete
ar jr will bft given a cheery birthfvnership of chin badly cut.
H e also received, a the atidit, in a compromise offer preday party, "as a n n o u n c e ! o n page
ink •if Barring- cut near his left e y e and scalp bruises.
2 of this i s s i e of H i e Review,
sent 'd t« the board of trustees -MbnC mpiin.v has
Mrs. Jalinke w a s not .so badly injured
Wi|th gifts frofn i O l o c i l business
nk as a safe but w h s , c u t over the right eye and day night through the village i t f o r will' b's i;ifts for
houses. Thei
Hid employe w a s severely bruised. H e r right ankle ney, but again the« trustees upheld
t h j baby, fof mother],. nd for
ssoJ'iates in was burned and one thumb was' intlicij • decision! that t h e job bec<tmfa her,
I!.-P mi il num- jured. Both of the in jural people were
Two gifts* fcill go. tlo the sec..-k f. lie bank . brought t o the Barrington General plet» d aeccording to the original cononjd baby, boi n in t h e ! month.
:.-.1 i n t s H , a n ' i hospital for treatment
trac ; price. The auditors asked iil,jr.!
Ei ch of the jrevious iirst; babies
The accident happened after t h e 800 to complete the audK and furbish
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w u s born e a i l y in each month.
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touch
letailed
information
called
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in
the
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driver, blinded by lights from un np.N^xt Monday will be.Feb uary 1.
rlje llank for proa'chmgj automobile, failed to see an- the ontract, and to install a n e v f e Oil what d a ] will tlie happy
n..vr tBe faet • j other car* parked a t the right of the coun ting js.Vstem layout. •
evfent fall?
!v -.)i.i'J and .in' jroad. According to the report" given,
TJ e firm originally agr ;ed to dp jthe
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with the exception of install
>n its. I the,..abandoned automobile Was parked \vorl
ITS and
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a- new system of hooks, -all i i e
at the^ side of the highway, facing
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iliijposifor'y (east.
Another c a r . w a s approaching cont act price of $1,000.-\ A t the pre
1:1111 o f a
jfrom the east. The Jahnke car crash- yiouk. regular meeting th(sy offer>d to
nationally ed into the rear of t|ie parked ma- com] lete the w o r k - a t the cost price
i laiuiKement chine hurtling it into Mhe ditch at the which they said would amount to ip::.1 i
Jronc in ri«ht of .the road '.ana causing
<J»e prox matefy $2,700,
irder of Jahnke car to go into the ditch a t the
lli-ll
Tl e new proposal merely rekindled
I hawe every left of the road. Both automobiles the discussion which h a s previii cd
- I l l 'and future upset and both were badly damaged.
silUM the matter first came up l|ef»re
..)'. i-ouif liank."
the io«i-(l. After (the master w a s (fisI! K
KAKK^K.
cussed pro atid co^i by the trustees a s
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well a s - b y several property, own ?rs
who took t h e floor, a motion \ a s
mad.
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to accept) the offfir lit the $i,!-00 s . unday Sen ice, P'ar e
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Hnrligiir but the motion was defeatwl by
thc
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Nichtr and Cub
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a th ee to two vote.
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WiUBe Observed
by Sc|)ut Troops
Highway 59 May
Be Routed Along
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T o t h l Cffceijs1^ Stockholders, and Depositors of jthe F i r s t State
Bank of Barrington and t o the petiple of eiur community^Iii n meiting of the undersigned business men, and other citizens the following w i s unanimously adopted:
In viexv »1 oui pride 0¾ citizenship in Barrington—
Of bur l'Utg eitablished friendship with the Chairman of the
' Boa rd-f Presfden|t, Officers and Directors of t h e First ^ t e Bank.Of our gWitituile for friendly cooperation a n d | help given by
jthe institution i p the pastAnd our clonfitlence of early business*revival alid. the resumption of; early op.>j a t i o i on the part of- the First State*Bank—
We;- individually and collectively wish t o pledge lib the officers
and stockholder!: of the bank our unlimited support and to urge on
the people of Barrington calm and unhurried decisions oil all financial
matters during tlie immediate future.
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'V iPaul H . Pohlman
" Harold D . K e l s e j
A. W.Davy
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Q. B . Paulsen
AboGreengard ,
E . J. Langendorf
H.b.A.Grebe
N e w t o n O. Plagg*
E d w i n Gross
H . T. Schroeder
Henry C. Sags
L.W,McClure
IryingG2Hager
. Frank L . Waterman
1(v*.F.-Hoffman
R; (L. Mundhenk
E . F . Wichman
J . W . Langdale
D . B . Pomerojy
yViR.Catlow
. Arnold H. Sas^ i
Wirt Lawrence I
H.F.Miller
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Thomas F; Docker^
P. R. Drover
GoldStar JIot<jr Service
«:E. J. Milleir
C. E . Lnndwei
L. As Lohman
Wm. H . S m i t h
J. A. McLeister
A. F . Schauhle, Jr.
M l H . Schreiber
Calkins Brothers * ;
Hi H . Calkin's.A^ W . M e y e r
A. W . Meyer E s t a t e Hermhn H . Wentc
M r i Majry Cameron
H.Q.SoW
Arnold H . Sass
A. Weichelt
Leslie Niemeier
M. S. Frjeeman j .
P. H . Bensc'her
II. L . H a m m o n d
C. H . Miller
^ . L . Bennett
Danielsen & Wilmcring
R.E.WHmering
Standard Motor Co.
A D . Church
Frank H . p i a g g e
Matthew Pecak
Leah M. Plagge,
Heijry H . Rieke
J. C.Cadwallader
Joe WoUar
Dr. E . A. Beerman
Dr. F . W. Lindberg,
H.F..Grebe
John ti. Bell
Clias.Thies
W . N . Sears ' . "
W . C . Harnden
Carrie Kendall
^V.iBi Winteringham
Thcodoife Schutt
G.^Stiefenhoefcr
G. F . A | k i n s
Griiber.kHutchings
Leslie B . Paddock
W.'J.Cmnon
Gordon Oameron
l i S . Hurt
. C. Burandt
llsonllerrcn
Edwinlarke
eorge Miller
auis M iler
Ej,3. H e f e r n a n
Arnold Kohnert
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Close i for Examinatior and
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& i,leavy
ustment
Because I jof
Withdrawals
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First State Bank of Barring
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t<br , with dfjlosits of*ti between]
olx)I |ni|d $350,000 did ,«oi: oj|en fpi
for
b m iiriefls Thursday moriring
the
r< s til; of a decision
b i< t<
reached
jy t h o
>f dircetprs Wcdnesda
h. t"i n '.
night
the bank' dver t o thai state
a(i<kitop for-cxatnination
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and !j|djust-
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T h ; decision of the directojHi w a s
tie]result of present low c a s h reserves
f c l l p v i f g a year of steady withdraw
a s . H'liich ' i n twelve m o n t h s ! from
D '0. 31 1030 to Dec. 3 1 , 1031, Ibtaled
$135,140.13 and in approximately 1 3
mohtlis'j amounted to nearly w per
ct nt" if S the total deposits whiea were
\t th > bank at' the,' heginnihg iff the
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ton
- r# t i. > 11 s i m i l a r
;if'f..(-tcJl ipan.r
Five Seek Job of
Conbm\is8wmr of
Cubo) Town Roads
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e fitatcmeifit a s of Dec, 3 1 j 1030
sbjojveidi total deposits of i $721,107.22.
Tie: Statement a s of Dec. 3 l | 1031
s t o W d I deposits of $385,857.09. T h e
fa c£ |h it t h e bank could "talll the
h< ayyl withdrawal of funds, amofrhtlBg
to nearly, 00= per rent in^ali|thti|r less
th niji ]13' months, reflects that w e ' inst thtjon ^vas In comparatively! good
vendition arid under good
nnnager'
m m t . jThe. withdrawals jxvertfHo a.
gt eat extent the result of unfavorable
bi sjiHsif conditions of 1031, j |
4 Fir$t State Bank of BitVringtoh J waji organised in 1013, carrying i
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instiitijit
oil I t i e I work of the former nrivate 1
Biijk
on known a s the Barrington
is :enc
During t h e yVars of ,i|s ex-i
S(jrx|ativeit has
basis.
heeh^operated
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,om f, con.
Removal of Inj ured Left
statement or prediction lidf been
regarding the future iHtisibiliEyebjall Found Necessary
( i ' . s j d f l t h o institution. . T h e Review
Ixlibvjjs! that depositors will n i t Ipse
Robert;Hilton! i d i s t a n t to the prcfif any,' Of their money tjlld in
ident of Jewf.1 i
Tea
Co.,
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reeuperal
ing steadily
f.ro'ni' jtheJ aeffects
operation, pcrfornicil
n . , . 1 8 , of
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his left eye wa's r ?moved.
Mr. Ililton 's fe*e. had, been injure
a week" earlier,
was. playing band
ball when a lens in his glasses was
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broken and Cut th^ eyeball. ! When in
fection later se-t iiju t h e surgeon
charge found i t l necessary to r e m o v
tfi'e eye. - A- gla«f eye- will; be^ fitte.I
to the socket witiiJi a week or tw<i
it was report id
t
Hold Auditors t o Contract
2nd I Week in Fe iruiary
Tl e t r u s t w s finally agreed that', the
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audi ors be aske«l to "ompletf> the nm
them
An livefsary w eek will be observed
(lit i nd furnish the detailed informa
tion according to cjontraot, iltnd uli|on . by tlie Barringt >n boy scout troops
un.-.1 iivcjr t o the ,
of that ^ o n t w e t the hoi rd the fM!ond week in February i n recPlan Would $ringr fulfillment
I M I : : I ! h.II 1111(1 a d - ! Tentative
would eopsid•*• .^an .offer o^ lhstalling pgnit on of the twenty-fecond birth. ' • • r - -h.'illlll n o t j
a in \v «et ; l])f "books . at b price of day . if scouting in Arnerica. _
. State Road to West
iliMr ni4)ney >re- j
In line with the general program
iibou : $400.., .In.'cane this' offer were
of Barrington
ii tnav H« t a k e n '
turned down by the audiloits. tlie tr is for tlie Northwi st '1 subu -ban council
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tees would ajrain ca]l;for .grids' on Ihe Barrington troop 10 am! 2 1 will a t ..li i s t u r origi ial contract, i n tlie! latter in- tend a Sunday iervice ljneeting, will
n|il lunik j Highway fift trfny be routed along :stai» K Barrington may hijve jto w i i t conduct ii Paren s Night program on
F i v e persons have signified their inin, :i jvrrv li- (the west village. Jjinifs o f Barrington seveial months more before it i flnm- Monday, and w
ill hold an activity
tentioiis of becoming candidates for
F i r - . . . . > ' n t i . i iinl j north from the northwest cornier of cial
meeti ig Friday.
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•ituation will, be clean
- Hi•niiiher HI jth«. village and through the west half
Tlii Sunday• s<rvice. kviil be held at the office of highway commissioner of
Tlfe auditors' proposal piesentod
h.iijnl. cash o f the Biltnior^.country eltib grounds*. t n. t le boa rd Mon day n igh t by Ihe 1QM
af m. F | b i 7 I ill' S t Paul's Cu,ba township arid have t t k e n out pe!;ili|c .lumils ( according to a tentative map drawn y i l l a j o attorney follows:.
church, All bo| scpqte will be dis- titions of candidacy f> cit-cttlate.
i-:|.'.|ilh-|a-, ;up by tlie state highway department.
'Confirming' our convcrsath ii re la misse 1 from "
Sii^iday
pqhool
early
Those who have-tafcm out petitions
. nj of thej! A n.-irriiigton ^Chamber of Comfive to tlie Barrington audi!, i t i s enough f i r them to reacpi S t . Paul's include: Henry Pepper, Fred Otto,
k p>n thfltjj tucrc-e committee, headed by Elden
our contention that t h e deta led, in fhurci a : 1 0 : 3 0 o'clocft
Herbert Kahipcrt, Verne !EIobein, and
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j (iieske„. president of the.organization,
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formation called for in t h e Ontri
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Parents N i g h t ' F | » . . 8
Martin Jurs.
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.- - i conferred- with Charles Lamb, district conn •t'.-'be. obtained from" thi ho( ks
Tlii Parents Tfight me sting will be '•" T h e office of highwny o m m i s s i b n e r
hijchway'iengineer, relative to the pro- and accounts, bechuse the ntlcesist ry
held in the show room of the gtan- is the only elpctive o i e v i : i the to\vnposed routing of highway 59. Accords datn for such 'information i s not- redard Slofor Co., N . Cook street,' at ship which will be oper, this year.
ing to >fr ; Lamb, the route will pass cord. •d therein',' and that in order to
h, irises Made in Chamber t>f
7 : 3 0 p. m. Monc ay. * The scouts will The first date for filing petitions is'
within aj mite east of'Elgin; and'Will fiirn ish the detailed information itl is
start with a program of talksj games, Feb.. 5 and, th'e last di [te is March 1.
Cotnmerce Committed
be swung east' to Barrington and on
and :ontests. A 8 p. in.' they will T h e final day for witl drawing candi-'
north to. Anfioch, unless jthe present
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for 1932
recorrmit'themselFes to the scout oath dacy i s March 7. Election- 1 will be on
plans are changed.
as will a great ; lumber ift boy scouts April 5, *
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If the route is brought to Barringthrou Jhout.Amei ica.
Except for the''oecasioral visits i n
ton. it Is planned to run along, the
,\| list of,. Chamber of Coniinerce
A nationally known', leader of boy Barrington' of candicaten for ^tate
village finrii 1 lei to and. just west of
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scout; will lead them i a a national arid federal offices, tlie village alid —-•'Harry Wash© Of I ake Zurich wan ! nnipii,tteentAvhich varied only slightly |
the V,. ,J. & E . tracks with either a
radio hook-up. A 1 parents andLfriends community
have
been - practically elected a direptor \ot the Lake Count) Trmt t,he cornmittceS xvhicli fun<j|ioned .
viaduct or a grtule crossing taking the
J.e\tr;!l
of th > scouts aij A scout officials will "election qriiet." . Tlie several candi- Farm Supply Co* ait 1he nnuual meet m lt).Tll.: bals been nUpoinfcd b y ! 51den,i
I'roperty Owners route over the (-. & X . W . tracks.
be invited to. intend th.s program.
dates who have enter, td ijhe field for ing-iheld last Thursidnj. The Review oh f]r enke, president d f ' t h e organ,t ation^
The r^ute is laid o u t - t o a point a
• ( h e r A-sissud, Discovery
d apjiroxjed h y t m other offif!' TS.
Th( program f i r Friday night, Feb. Cuba highway: cominiiisioiicr are thegained the names bi' the new officen
"short distance
southeast of Elgin.
T I ^ Minijilete l i s ' o f officers',; lircc12,
\
rill
includij
install
ition
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the
first.
local
men
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o
s<ek
a
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elective
ofth
the
state
wipreme
court
npReveals
nd directors of tlit Farm Bureai
From thifi'e to Antioclv, the route must
w
lb-s aiu] c<|minittee«i,is a s ^ f o l l o / s :
new cub pack.
I t isi tentatively fi'ce- in the coin muni ;y this- year.
be decided within the next few weeks, holdijig Judge Shurtleff's decision an
the - "telephow'...". jws't
befon
iver
0 fioeW-JF.Iden Gie^ki*. preA^ l e n t !
plann
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t
o
hold
his
inst
illation
meetthe
ji
nconstitutionality
of
the
congr
m| as construction wtork on the road will
press time, labt yrkek.
H i D . Kelsej •r. ! I,,' Gies|ce, vice president; K 3.. J .
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Illinois
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: an'...I l)_y he vil- • he done next summer.
of
Cuba Hownshif
w a s rcportw Li 111 jendorfji
secretary^
Frlyil H eontipue to have 2 5 congressional dis-.- ton t chool. -The i icouts of troops 1 0
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as a director repi es« iting the south' [^liifge, itreasnrer.
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with one congressman elected and 21 will be oil liand tc help initiate
tricts
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elect
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from each district and
: K.Uti--Hel street. Lake Zurich Library
^< hi eibeh Rinil* Miller, D r J» I efferfor-si'out work ii jBarrington. fTh$
sey had been riomilift}d, but his nom
the
state-atilarge.
from
i. 'lu-upcrty owners i
Will Get 75 New Books Th t> number of Illinois represen a parents' of the b<js will be invited to
Jnation was- withdrann without a r e lan, F . | C t I Fleming. L. W.'M«j Jlure,
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Titular; fleeting j
this
neeting.
wojrt' Being riiado t> l e Farm Bureau $. J,. Svlijwlor, II. H . W e n t e , i p . |5,
tix'es in congress would not have.be en
..- r.'--iiliiii sion of '
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,HiHings,ijlt>hi, \ B^ell.
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•r,,r in i T h e l j i k e Zurich public library, nffecied by the change, hut the stite
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follox^k:
.Uifllfc
5 e a r l y a hund'rod ^1 »a'ke-county far
I'have been divided W o ' 2 7 ' « n - Thr^e Barrio 3 twi Men oh
• r ';• «>«-IH'l-!. which . sponsored by thcr Lake Zurich Com- WOllli
Ptogran: , i.nd Social—MartU H ,
TSWfi, under the .leajtlorsliip of W
gress ional districts with n o congrep-..- i>hit• w a s origin- tnunity Woman's d u b l will receive 7 5
^hihibeK c h , : Robert Hilton,
Distrii
(
Sennit
Council
S
l
a
y
e
r
,
president
oft.
he
Bureau,
and
tt-large to be elected.
!»-ii!ion w a l pre- new books atid magazines from the liH, C. Gilkerson, fjarir advisor, are in il ill >rl (?. If. Keltam, 9 . R . Pat
TIIB immediate effect in Barringtbn
brary extension service of Illinois diirby It. (
V llagj» Le«;ii.1iUion a»\l JM\
I'higge. ing the next three months, according is t h | t under the new plan, which I n s
Hujir»i CalkinsJ A. P . Church, and 100 Personsj Heat Ijiret Pro Rockforu' this] week attending the an
10 cimerit-HEinll J . Miller/ c h . { i l f . ' P .
r ilijrniigh as.^
•Mm
U
Bell,
all
|of
B
a
n
ihgton,*
were
niinl
meeting
of
the
[llinois
Agriculgram of Parent-Teachers
to a recent letter from the service been judicially east aside* Barring:..! A. \ V .Hartge,
Iifftieisl Rj W . Muir. v Ermtt'tt A.
t u r a l asHociritlbn, * .m i Wednesday,
t d v n elected t o the Mecutiye board of the
headquarters a t Springfield.
;
( -.tin,'; Palatine, Elii, nnd Gubn
tiji^h,
lt>h. Mutidheitk.
I
Associal on
Nortel iwjest mibm ban council Of the
Thursday and Friday
.!•••.
Mrs1. B . Jackson ReWlre, cholrmaii , ship* would have been in the sa no
(JOoi tilAd? anil Rural A c t i v a t e s —
.-..]„.I-I v
n e r s in of the library extension committee, re- dlstr ct, which of courKe means tint Boy JcMita of A nerica hit. the annual
On Wctinestoy. W J. Swnyer, K.
l.:n i' b e e n MNSIXHSed
Iiplfcrilinu' c h , : Frank ijnnlelmeet! tig held In he Dcs Plntnes Cpntlarris, WillaM I>arr.ill, A . D.. Smith
illhge
of
Barrington
and
the
n
;
n
<
Mio
%
ports
an
increased
•
enrollment
at
tho
... . . . Il ('ilki»H, Irving Ilnglr."
' l i : . . . t h e I properrTegrithnnl
ehnr<[h
Thurtday.
I
n
adand
H.
C.
Gll|ter8
in
attended
t|ie
busir,
Kindergarten trnlnirgjafi the,'l>n'ekLake"Zurich library, 0 4 cards' havhiff jorlt; of. Its mtrrouiidlnir terrltclry
TiaiiKpoi-falioitand Pu'blic U«litle«
'•MIMIpljf, it was
r
dltloii tobftlng n j member of the exec- ground for a child's into al develop- inesH sesHlons of t ie a lbsldlary organbeen Issued recently. A t presftut, the WOtll' I have been in n single distrl H
\V
+I-F,
C. Fleming. Hi.; F h. B n i m a n ,
V . S< is had
utive cminell, Mr. C n l k h s
will be; ment was idisVHisHcd bj Miss Dorothy izatioim of the sti tc i sHOciatfon.
library'IN open from 2 to'B-'pV m. cneli The old plan, which will remain in
«1<MI«.WO|IH, Kr.. Robert Wttfk,|A. ][*
77'Teet'
Ijrontage
e
h
i
l
r
win
of
com
ilrig
dnr
ng
the
.year;
On
Thursday
a
larg»crowd
attended
McGauIojr n t the-first m a t i n g ; o f the
Wwlnesdny. 'Hie hours will lie ohaiineil effect divided the 'village' of Borrlig.
,. ilx -tmmu \' ,
I
•'\ .ic«'i| ien 55.21
usHoelotion, the biiHineHK iYissliius, at Which Karl
to two evenings n week whenever m>f* ton uto two districts. AH of fcflkc Th mi ns M. V? iltiShh o l . Park Ridge local '•: 'Par^ntrToacherii'
Pi
ihllcity
m
id
Kxtenin,!
.-Activftlen—
•'•"Ve I.all leen as.(3.
Siiiitlvpreslitleiit
of
the
jl.
A.
A.,
w«q
.
slifited
proHdent
of
j
the
council
held n t the Barrington school auditorllclent reqijoKtH for nddltfouallvour.il cotin y will remain In the old Te4th
1
«lien;j, ie should
to stoneed A. I , Wohi^er of Vm ium Thursiluy ev'e.nliijr. |About 1 0 0 delivered a very'lute resting addresH, I'J. T'.'MrtilttB*. o»W; F . ( ? . P u n d f * R a y '
n.i-,
are received.
I dfstr ct,
I'..i- o n l y ' 1ii7 feet,
and at-the evening hnilqitet Kx-Gover Mleste, Kmll V. Wetten, A. W<"
Plnlni's
In I reci Ignition of the work persons were present, i
]
M,
|('lj\'le. Collp^atlou, Pinks' and
1
v o w n e r s id been
that Mi-. Welwte has do 10 for «coutMlna McCnuley rtreijiMed! the Impor- nor Frank 0 . Lowdou deliverwi the
-'-.I. it xv«« pointed
Ing or jliin dlstrl't. Fred Gllllck, rep- tance of bringing out each child's in- main address
jtV'ttt
oil page 5
III
OBt 1mied
1
rehVii at^lvo. on tlio innthnnl council, dividuality by devoting! somo hours to
lITeeleil by fche recpreseited jilm with the tllver beaver work which would be an expression of
Ili.r.M.- Id'HtkK are
'nwnrl for dlstl iijtulshed service t o the child's thoughts. , A t • tho begin- Civic League Id Hold
! r
Camui, \h*. Oi
time ning of class work each ir ornlng, she
boyh( od.
That wun the first
Confidence Meeting
M:i<:.|. i l>»rxvalilt
that
(his
nward
h]|ae|
been
^
a
d
e
t
o
anysnid, she permits each elflld^o do the
w.
N: W h y left-hand operation!?
way, was one of thet.v. Kngllsh nnd
.1.% .Kilxx-f)rii
one in this area
kind of work which inofct appeals .to
A meeting of t ie 1 Harrington civic
Horn,
1That question is asked by ninny Dutcli engineers were schooled In left
:.»d .Tnme I
O t l e r officers IMected a]|; the meet- him—he may draw, model clay, build league will bo held in. he school house
Snet- imssengers riding for the Hr«r t i m e on ; hand operation und bnllt all roads or
ing v e r e 3. R , Page of Park Ridge, blocks, work with t>an]d, qny tjypc of Friday evening, Hugh Calkins, presiHfU;^
Consequently,
wten
the Chicago nnd North Western rail- that system.
U c e president'; [Fred I . Ollllck, of activity which i s constructive and dent of the orgaijlant on, announced.
l
r
basement C.ifaited
e-trncking
w
a
s
started
on
wllnt
way, or by those patrons who sudden- douh
1
D c s D a i l i e s , vice president; Dr. Paul which will express h i s own Ideas.
The
Barrington
Civic
league
i
s
com.•.u-einent i l W a l
ly realize' that the "extra" track or Is nj»w the Galena division of t h e Allen of ]Nil e s Center, vice president;
rive ;Bur|rlng'ton ^.wage dwposal
"Children's reactions to experiences 'oscd of represenjativea ^f the varl•f Barrington, ly.
tracks seen out the window are on the Nort i Western toward* Oak Park afid W a l t i r Boireau of Arlington Heights,
ctaie llstwl otj t h e trial ealj A th«
aro
often
surprising,"
the
speaker
deus
Barrington
«ivi(
organissations
.^- near the Xorthright; and it's n o t strange that con- Wesl Chicago in 1855, switches and t i c e president; Fred I . Gillock of
will not beficard
clared." One little child, listening to such, a s the Chamber of, Commerce, s t i t e su'i^eme Icourt
«rauted l>y
the ductors', trainmen and information equlj meat were desigmnl -for opefntiion<
1
Park Ridge, repr isfjntatlvr on the n a - a tinkling tune from
the phono- Lions club, Barrinjgton Woman's chili, durii gltnel 'I> ebr|>ary 'teim,' coffrary
oppoiite
to
the
right-hand
system
clerks are asked that question almost,
llonal council; Gsorge F e r d e r of Park grin ph, said, "(hat music sounds just etc 1 ,'
to a repir't 'circulated ^locally, j
'ii p a g e f»'•'
• '. '
daily, for the Chicago and North praci iced on other ' railroads of <!hc
idgt, treasurer ; Milton Ohlson, of like jthe gold fish swi^nsl"
T|ie topic for discussion
will be j | VI lege;'Attorney Moloney hftH
J a
Western railway ia'the only left-hand U n i t d Stntes today. B y 1882 dtiuilea Center, c h i i r m a n of civic sergii.en until March 3 5 jto file ttj
hildfe 19 drawings, "Confidence in-Barrinrton."
- ^ V. Sales and
An exhibit of, children''
ble-t;
acking
had
been
,
started
OH
all
operated railway in the United States.'
ice; H. . G . W i r r o f l a r k Ridge,
of tlie .cttse.. ]In thtt^meantime
some
done
during
the.
fiist
week
of
suburban divisious of the rood,
( h a i n n a n of court of h o i o r ; F . H,
b e s of the village. boaVlJ and
•V.\icc Compan Closes Tlie answer i s easy, a n official of thref
kindergarten work and' thi rest a t the
in w mt is known a s the Chicago suChange of Personnel in
Hehd<r of Park Ridge, chairman of
the company explained.' H e related
seiitatlvel of the plaintiff grouL
end of the first semester, revealjed the
burb in erritory.
cubbing; R . G. Jones o f Park Ridge,
t h e - h i s t o r y of double
tracking, in
muke'a fiiialeffort to-settle the tlatter
Local Telephone Exchange o h ; <f cofurt.
' \ V -^MI..S and S k | i c e Co;
A l mg with construction and laying c h a i n l a n of finance; Dr. O . F . Jor- effect of kindergarten training. I T h e
1
-"
America. I t w a s n o builder's .whim
1
"-''ay of*last wnek and
of rails r o c s the.plajnning of stations, don oE Park Rid :e, chairiiian of good first were vague, rath.tr formless
(VI tether ] th* controversy. i s
that
started,
t
h
e
North
Western
:,,a
A
change
in
personnel
of
the
Bar'"'l and difwjntimietil
drawings
while
the
latter
showed
the
ou ; of court oj-in'court] w i l l 1101
opera-, and, by 1882 many stations' i n ther>aditg; E . | E . Frignslzi of Park
' l k -:lles plan to satisfy double-tracking f o r , left-hand
development of muscular control, a rington exchange of the Illinois' Bell
th< f a c t ' h a t Barrington will h
'tion
nor
supexstitution
that
kept
the| Chicngo suburban territory had. been Eidgc, chairman at publicity; Charles
•fling tn J. \ CSrueling,
built
Since commuters
frequency I'. P ( p e of Park Ridge, chairman of sense of imagery, and th> expression Telephone Co. w i | l become effective i m o r o v e O t t sb^cr system ,at L
s y s t e m from being changed. I t w a s be-J'
February
1
when
A.'
E
.
B
a
t
c
m
a
n
of
i
Arrive a t the station several miiiu e s s . « stDuting; It. P. S u n d e l i u s o f Park of ideas.
w l i c l j wi II, be] no small item, m
cause most United States railroads]
before train time in the morning a i d l i t l g e chairmtn of Jeadeiship trainMiss Lenore TorgrimsOn, remedial Chicago will become chief J in place- of ilil; to the; opinion, of 1 most •'•1- olitiiine'd a posiwere operated that way i n the 10th 1
A
,
'H.
Anderson,
jn-ho
will
be'
transhave
need
of
a
.waiting
room,
whi
e
a
t
•;r ami Col >f Chiii ig*; P. • O. Pr )Ctpr of Arlington teacher, w a s j t h e second ipeaker. She
wjl 0 havio L gife.n the situati.
century and the North Western did
night they head for home immediate y, Fleiglts, chairman of troop organiza explained the need .of patience i n the ferred to Elgin. "I ;
•i-tribiitor's 'o( Frigith night. I [ J
,- '•
'-'
not find • sufficient reasons for changMr. Bateman hajs 1 icen' 1 mplo|yed in
nlmo it all stations were built t o fjei ve t o n ; and V , J t . B r o w n o : Arlington training of backward children and
market for 1 is local
\jiothet )a.W wiiit for which Mbrjef
ing when the others dJd.
i
t
i
e
Chicago
district
office
>
f
the
comf
the rack on tlie unbound m o v e m e i t .
enumerated methods i n helping Bucb
wi 1 he doe I in .the. call wginrih i f Feb,
"l 'l io liquidite and
Started i n 1S55 .
I N a t i r a l l y , when other railroads start- l e i g l t s , W . ] ) . Amaden and* A. L .
'i-k,children attain a normal
scholastic p i n y . Mr. Anderjsoil'has been wire 13 Isj that k l d t i v e , to the Lake S i r i c h
..-.When the railroads of the country ed c i a n g i n g from left t o .right hand XTehser of D * Plaines, 'J,iC. Bauchief in Borringtjm for about 18. Itjle liottom| rights. Both t h e $ p t e f l
>
' Mr
- h a s been ih liusiness ifirst started building lines many of]
4 a n and Mauri a Fribci^r 'of N i l e s standard.
1
open tion late in t h e 10th ceniu y ,
l i i:> It.
"The hardest thing foj- a
a child
i e and! thej Barringtbn c a s x l h a v e
child i to njonths.
tor several years and
them were financed byf English and the forth Western o l i c i a l s n o t i n l y Center, Louis M U e r and R e v jr. p .
U
O
n
F
r
i
d
a
y
mphjr
attjended t h e
1,.
,!.n appealed,] to,] the suprem. s p u r t
learn
i
n
school
i
s
reading,"
said
M
i
s
s
buKinesx s|le«essful]y; Dutch capital. T h e Gajena and Chihad {he reversing of g' d t c h e s and t lie Staffc rd of P a At ine, and 'V.tit.Got Torgrimson "and for that
h..
'lections and c redit ift;
r e a s m . lrincheon. T h e nriihlpal speaker of folloxHngl decijiiomi handed &mi b y
cago Ifnion railway, parent road' o f
!p
man if Park Ripge, members of the
- I
tlie'day w a s C ' v . ; Gregory, editor o f Judg., l E W o r t f Shttrtl^ff ,In J r c t d t
<l to -SlrJ!!pa ueling's
the 'Chicago a n d N o r t h Western raileuecu ive boarl.
Continued on page 5
Prairie Farmer.
Continued ori page 5
court a t ("nj'a.ukegan. '.•.
tf
•-. F i n f r i n
i'.
h^-'
•,ft 1 if
' . 1
n --
esident Name
Committees for
\ten**GIL;
Three Blocks Are •
^Subdivided lor--.
Assessing Purpose
Harry Wtw o ts
Elected ireditor
of Far Supply
Bqrrikgton Will
Still Remain in
I Two District s
t
De3aib|W(>rk of
Kindergarten and
unit
u
HP
)J 4.
^1
i
Suburban Depots Chief Reason
*
I V"
C. &N.'ltf. Retains Left Operation
Sewer Case Brie
potiQueln Hig:^
Wfirit TUl'MatfM
1 •\' [l" ^"-
1
m*A
5
f
15:;;:
•A
.>'•
1
..,
xtL
..M^UH
-"- '"' ' -*" *-'"'
d i U i . mmUUM
*MLliliiiLiii
mm
"1
Personal Stationery
for Mother and Father
For both the mother and father
of the first and second babies in February yye will print 100 sheets of personal stationery with envelopes to
match Call and leave your name at
our office.
BASRINGTON REVIEW
MOlriE]
The next two] months an
to be
business
borjn babies in thi Barring! oi
rtisen
icnts
whose
name
s
listed
in
thi
man
psLge of ad re
-TP
girl
is ?oing to m e a gift
I
toy
©r
• ' firsl ' "
borfi in each of hese months. Official reminds at the
j e clerk's offi :e, where
ir ,h shojuld be rep >rted
VlJlbige
and recorded, will decide :th<
baby. tiny baby is
eiligiblie if the pari ts resid
ington, lake Zurich,
Fos River. Grove r within Barrington and' Cuba )own
K -.
ships bir within Ela to mship south and west of Gilmer,
or within Palatine t u n s h i p west rf the village of Palatine. All babies w i t h n the distrct can and should be
registered with the ] la) ring ton villi ige clerk to be eligible.
Will it be a boy or a girl? Thnt makes no difference.
The new arrival will rt ceive a subs tantial welcome in the
form of the many gi fts described on this page.] A similar
page of this kind Mfill appear pricr to each of the next
three months.
1.
chandise
bought
fo|r the
r
baby.
°1
t
•
'
•
.
.
'
-
Accept Our
' Conjvijatulbtibnls
S c t a b l e Bros. & Collins
Buick—Oakland—Pontiac
|
Sales and Service
Barrington
Fj oW#|"s and bloqming plants are the
uiivejijsal symbo|l of affection and
happiness
contribution jto this festal
event
going to ask mother to
chjoosfe a growing plant from ouri
stlpre with our congratulations^
\ :1
•
Congratulations to the
parents of February's
j
"First Baby"
Illinois
Has
Served
Barrington
Wellioi
Over
25 Years
And when mother finds it conyei
wi! invite her to our shop tor a si
peo and hair cut with our on pi
m»nts.
PEC AIL'S
203 E. Station St.
Cleaning and Tailoring Shop
Baby Will
Need Many
Tfomfesfrom
Our Store
There will be many things "baby willneed from our store—suchl as talcs,
cream: and feeding utensils.
;.
As out welcoming gift we have made
up an Assorted package for the^lucky
mothei • to call for at her convenience,
Barrington Tire
jind Battery S r*ice
Joe Waller, Prod.
1CI8S. Hough St.
Barring
B^rri^gton
Ivofy I Enamelec rJpW S|yLE
(Nursery Chair >
With this pri?e gods jir conjiiratulations. to the, fond nifether, |; ipud
father I and' lucky bapy.'
E
Home Furnishing
1(4 E). MainS^;
For tl jePvf ud
Ffrliieriid
"_S
... AsiOut Guests
FJD k s ! meet the family r e s t a u r a n t is med for its: home cooking--the
place, where fanrilies eat oii 1&eir
eWnniga and Sun days out. Nov A that
baby has arrived {there will b6 friany
times! when din §er\ but will i teem
raj good to Mjther, and to iiitrodiiiiejyou bojth ta, our famous neala
we invite you, a^ottr guests, to parti ike of our chicken dinner ant; acc<stt bur congratulations on tneff mew.
aiivjkl. -,''- j; '•
er
ojPthe First Baby
:]..
This credit slip
on the purchase ojf
oyercbat, or can t e
any^ work done ih.-pi
applijj
/ suit
Spiled
-shop;
^W^Scw
i-
D
T w
R. *,.
Wi
WE WILL
Febnja
P A" ,|
i2M Cr^ ktS
;^%Sy&i3j;
IIJ^T EHDItESMU^ft
Telephone Barf
Mia^s,Prop.!
211 E. Main St.
Barrington, 111.
Wfe-CALL'AND
, , , ^
, ^
SW,,,,.,
lit^S^iwrttar:
Fltthb Mother jof the F i M Baby
f Februia | f W& Have a
I willihaye a Special € ift jj'or
the first) baby- to bis bicfrn
after the |first of each mo
which may be obtaiied
the happy paijents i::Lthfe:
will visit iny Baby Gdofdi
Department
ia
m I*ost me ul
little article
forthe>fcaby'# rponi j
Fi edlund Draft Co.
Service You Will Like"
Main St.
Barrington, 111.
Illinois
Id ShoVMyMNri4
in the IN ew
Arrivals i
Registjfati
Distric
.-**
,
PJLA0
41 S. Northwest Highway
BARBERSHOI
Barrington,
114 E. Main S t
We'll clean it all i pi If or
baby's first ride free of.
charge.
c
tsFlowem
Stone,Niemeier,&Th
Bring in th$ C|ar
for a
IF FTS A BOY we will Press
b^d's Suit.
IF I T S A GIRL we will Press
Mother's Dress • V
—with our compliments
Febniaj 'y
er
•
it
Here's, a Prize for t i e Sec<j »1
^Growi^
Pl^tit for
, • 1
Dad's car will need a change of oil
soon after baby arrives. If he will
bring ift to our garage we will give
him one gallon of out best grade oil
with our best wishes.
Annoumemi
.o
Barrington, Ulinois
Dad add
afotherr-
A Break
For Dad
•
tyqtbh for *i
Catlow 1 heatre Bldg.
Ban ington, 111
i
As soon after F\ pruiry 1st afe#ssib |tll6
Review w|l pi jlish the nair e if the first
babytopeiorn | the
district 't
S. Lipofsky & Sons
C<«k and Stati
!
" ' i i in
course when dad celebrates; ft
the new arri|al lie will want to look
his Beat, w i will help him dre »s up
by furnishing him with one of our
latest creations in neckties.
February we will give a 15
JEWELER
,
137 Park Avenue
j Barrington, Illinois
.
Th6
lAtt' '
<war
6i
baby born in the month of
J. €. Cadwallader
'
To make't e celebration;
want mother to accept
o ir candy with' our cc
To the mother of the first
Call for it
any time at
i
^Otttr fH
'»
per cent discount on ail mer
• •
M
«•—*
When
Dad
Celebrates
"A Gift
that Lasts
for Baby"
^ 2 Pound B<
r o e d e r 1 l ^ ^ ^ r © 3pi >.
Hardware,
DAYLIGHT STORE
;i
umbing, Heating
ait;*-;
Mabel Smith
. %, «C liitiei-'jpfrie^ ^yoiir 6 nhg W be
a"i event that mother *§ alwaj rem imber. F a t h e r m t: ie: res will
be jhappy to care foi' >ui? co]4rrtki jort
ai d well-being, and ;\«1 (^ant'-a, art
m'thlSi'.;;;f. .:, -"'vi-^ -i:;«<We will give a crec of mj
on a radio that w 11 ling jrou
'•tov:jriiwtej^; •««.!':. i..' Itove t|n
.'keep^^^^arn^ 'i.,
on b
washing machine
wast
;
yflW-dothe&.':r'^r'';i'
Orr we will give y< ijti wortjh
of merchandise that [mothei'
'7toay^fe^-':,;^.j
ir^efWtft.
^i^dka^U^
;;-,:>:Bartin|ftpji,
m
\. M
1
\
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B LRRINGTON REVIEW, BA EtR INGTON ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JAN^JAkt 28, 1932
Ml
answered* wJi|dlly, "t,hatf|i
Otto Frank and daughterB, with. Mrs.
An! If she didn't want i t comeback, ! T h e address led hlj^i 4o iid
dingy out or a bag ai^d nrow. it right" out u-oman. Tula w a l rather
Anderson, Mrs, Hokenieyer, anii [Janet
wh r did she t)rrite that way? Why but perfectly neat li tlfe oi
offlce wlhere of the.window !i It fell In the mud Hnry looking woman— ]
Blau, visited Mr. and Mrs. ^V'illjam
a typewritten sign arihoUnced that that w a s left In t i e gutter on this 1 iiember-rslie had a df>ik|^ult o n
not Just go?"
Hokemeyer at Diamond Lake jind
multigraphlng of the higliest qual side. 1 wouldn't have thought much and' a motor bonnet
What way, sir?"
II ,,-..1.1 Kf.I <ey, Mrs. Misses Anna nnd Lena SelivWrHiau
ity would be executed promptly and about it you know, but she looked
cone
bnck'
•jShe
said,
i
hope
to
at
Gilmer.'
'
°
|
Mildred,
!'| il.-ulilWlT.
She w a s evidently v'sulnlfc ng the
am 'I must have you for II little,' 'with especial accuracy^ A brisk,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jake Sehacfer and
M l l ' l - ' » " , ' ohn, ."Jr.,
mad, it struck me a t the time. little scene to fhe best-ojf 'Iter ahllbut! she also said thi t she w a syqung-old lady answered his knock
,','. iM'»n in il Klmer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Logman of' Clin
«:•- I
" ' I ' /3T"
rfectly furious, toe looked! And Ity.
0
frij htened to (Jeatli, sal a Mi. Wells, mrid sent a keen g-ay-eyjed glance
:•.-,{ 11 l i i r t l l ' ay parly tonj la., spent Saturday with the for
then I s a w mother coming
"She w a s all. alone?"' ii.
• IKiJIif I ippojd of mer's brotheC. Henry Schaefyr. Sunthlrough him,
alo vly. .
along and I ran, down to help her
"Oh, yes, nirialone. Tl
day," Mr. an. I Mrs. John Smith and
..-. —kjy evi uing.
Frightened to death tie1 wom"Can you describe I the pin, oyer. So just as w e stepped' on fioing along' looking for e,i;ab w a s
1»T
fares, and
l-'rniik- L I K schuitc daughter, Sh rley, and Jean Sfhae-fer
an repeated, " 'frightened to death!' please?"- she asked,
this'
side
I
remeu
bered
the
green
!
he
ran
out
and
stopped
Mr.
and
of Joliet visited at the Sehacfer home.
vll'T with;
JostphiiieDsskaiii Bacon Oh, dear me! Dear me ! And. poor "I can do better than that," said button, and I locked down, nnd "From which place?"
. .iw'f.
George Deider attended the reunion
Mr. White on the flat (f his back! Mr. Motherwell pleasantly, "I'll there it w a s ! I thojght it w a s quite
"I couldn't say a t all,
might
Copyright l>y
\ \ - I T W l > rk man of dinenr of the Allendale home for boys
Bui if she si Id she'd come back, show it to you," and he) took from a pretty at first—I'm dreadfully short-- lfave been ariywheret,"
Appleton
and
Company
, . . - - i.f V ii'nk K i r - at Lake Villa Sunday.
(WNU Berylc*)]
sir--"
• billfold a colored disk cut from sighted without my glasses—till Ii. H e studiied her fifty.
seemed
Mrs. Frank Schramm of (Gryital
r.
that's
all
some illustration. I : , i
.' saw those dreadful snakes. ' So realj 16 have endless leisure,
wel,"
said
the
very
h
i
t
c
t
t
Of
young
V Y . i h i T Si
Lake and Mrs. Milton Ahrensjof Al"Is that It, j t y ^ y [chancer he looking—ugh! ' M d h e r wanted! to| loan.,
yonjng mai|ij "t|ut «u }pos|e sh|e can't?
. , , - 1 s ,.f Mr. and gonquin visited Mrs. Rose
Grimm
Sh< said she hbpec ltd' con e. ba6k. in wired. " '.-- j. .". . !, •'..','
. ;• Sunday
throw it away on i ccount of gerinsj
Thursday.
SYNOPSIS
"There—just about i
. that
Thiit's a Httllfe dlnjererit, ybu see.
fhe young lady's features relaxed, and everything, ni id then, a s she! soman's cbmlhg out, 1 sh1 ' say,"
i , .|'_', Puis i- of f h i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rankin. |ilr.
I'har- and Mrs. Lyle Lawson and daughter,
h \
'Well, rm'glid to get; tbjat off my says, it couldn't have been worth: the said suddenly,
OHAPTER I.—In concern o\ier tha There may be some] fuijny business
Dorothy Ann, Miss Iline Stark, and flii appearance of ,th» yq mg and her», you kno\l. Wh^n ji thought-she mind," she sa d, ar d going to a much, for a woman to throw It;
He looked. His j u ^ p r o p p e d
iVI'Il
t e ' o f ' S t . ~ewf"~3Sgber, all of Kingston, Were be uitlful wife of his Wealthyjlrieiid, haq no jewels
fe t Wry i ifferent bluck dispatch: box on Her work away like that. Bi it all the same r
Crmdall White, Aaron Olaenisler en. a ! t h e h o m e i.if Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L e e ga fea Matherwell, private i n ^ s t l g a - About It.
Bu: with kll th at",, junk ta >le desk she opened it and came
here!!" he said.
^now a
toi, to, find her. A aoU' trohn t£e on ler-4well, i ihe, niusj; havq known back with a piij the size of a dollar, do think it's worth mbrp th,an—'!
Kil.-V Srimlay.
S
Smith. Mrs. Vera Johnson M Chi- mljsingr
She paused and Hushed. His sis- man over tjhere-t-t tlrintpfflf hop
woman
warns
her
husqand
in<l Kel- cago is making an extended visit with np; to-call i« the police, aay'.ng "
'.I.III-PII
all that, when she wn•te:
4 t»ld taothfert'd hear froin it," ter had liked It, anyway! ^,
/ uver and.seje hlin -ttood
y, Miss
'a >ped. to come back,"
. J •.
.:' Imiii] o at the Mrs,- Smith.
*-'."•.
j
£ e swung ti the saf> dor, hav- she said, wltl some satisfaction,
"I
told
inother
I
thought,
it
was
[leshman, I'll be in agi; \4\ about
r
< . i f l i T m on.
Mr; and Mrs. Herman Sch«*rf jind
(IHAPTEn H.-^Mrs, White
Ing tumbled the boxes back! In it. Vbut 'she said if'was irizy. I knew worth nearer twenty-five than ftvei" hat multlgraplilng."
I 'liiraRO allrd at sifti and Walter Volling of Whueo|ida. yo mger than her husband, and
''^ow, w;her i w a s s l e g ^Ing
it wasn't worth | siicH n lot, of course;, she said. • "Look at.all the work bn
de
fotiort
haa|
been
the
talk
'-'of.
,
,
H e wa^ gbiio.
:i,, ill S t inly Hill visited with Mr: and Mm. Henry Vjoll-' Yo|rk. Her leaving him la un< xplftlnWelnesday?"
{he
asked
"Vras
sh
-but
it
was
so
unusual"jj
was
sure
It
itrv'
.
;
,
'
.
••'•.
.'..•
ing Sunday.
j
ab e. She la known to ha-e with
wis in the 'amiiy or something;''
, (TO 8 B cbNTlNUi:
"I'm sure it is," he agreed, 'Ufa
a remarkable Jewel, thje 'IMe- Vpsst at all?"
1 , . - 1 - - P i i ke, Mj.ss
The Misses Lillian and Lydia R<jek- he:
du ia'a Head," but her maid, ' :ogjtes" kirs. White has been worried for.
'That's
th
>
idea,
exsctly,"
he
said,.
worth
-that
to
my
sister
t
o
get
Iff.
I 1,,,-IIUO.' X rs. Viola
enbach sficnt the. week-end at home.
ha 1, thinks she had little elscf Of
,
.l'i.
M I K I / : I IN/ Leo
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gratwo and va ue. Qlaencer and Motherw >11 l o h - a o n e weeks, dr, but can't say *'ny sister v 111 be tpojdelighted for back! She wanted me.to—•"
nii er the idea of . kldnnplug, but \ ih}, and it's no good asking me,"
.' 'In liiTI! a I'd Zels- Mrs. Clara Werner and Frank Grnwso,
th. re hat been no demand O r ran- she said, fucln 5 him ob itina :ely. "I w<rds. I can't thaixi you etjough. ,, "Oh," I couldn't think of it—
W ien did you find it She missed please!" cried the inultlgrapher, emJr., visited Mr. and M r s . Albert Hey- •01».'
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l-,lu:tr«l I orn nnd heek at Green Gables Monduy even- . CHAPTKU Illi—It Is found '.fthkt know you're here helping Mr Glaen
It Wednesday, about noon,
barrassed. "I told mother anyN T H E hvloctiojij
!'..'. ii
I . m i Iwrr. of ing. Mrs. White has air her jewel-y n-lth zjerj nnd I'd in lp you a11 I could, if
" ' _
That's
U!
That's
It!
tlte
multlbody'd be glud to tj ay for the three
her.
CoBgeshall
talks
m'ya'ti
rlo
isly
niercImn»Use ' am
,:,.I
M«l
Lee-Holland and his mother, Mrs. of her mlHtressi being "worrUd," "
John
t ili- had any ways j© ' 4 » ' ^Mf grupher crted '1 told mother that insertions, and it didn't c<jst me
.the
plana ing of the
W . I I i.:i iii Si hwnli of Herman Holland of Rlgin, arid Mr.
InslHts she knows nothing of
nia< lame's go n g . off, sir,: This Jui it because lioever itook It got anything. I was sure^ it was a famWhereabouts
vice our patrons aVjifj
i; ',r. I!:ilnM s of Pe- am} Mrs. I-eltoy Gross of Mundolein
thai I mean lajsn't—r II sV'ear to mid and thn it a\vuy, when she fty piece!'
.• i In- K r ns home spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G.
fered a wide cljo-Ice,
lefore anybDdjy, poll Be oi other found what it Was, tl at doesn't say
H e bowed politely.
Holland and family.
ono
element of our
lsu.
Iittdlea ljave their jvorrles, t jwasn't valriable to somebody !j .1 ; "As i t happens/', h e said, "nfy
But•"•wliiiTs: bapuenetrfS her, sit?
! ' ! r i ( T I'H lii'ii a d d
Mr.' and Mrs*. Diek Eiehman and
j
is
the
same for allLi
my
lady
lias
i|ot
been
uppose, you see, she thought it was firm h a s quite a bit of multlgrapliWiint's happened to her? - Wlei*e [i*. Wells, and
. : , « . i l l . s at the s. n of-Chicago spent Saturday Avith
, reverent,, sympntheti
p lir
n
idf,
to
say
:
lerself,
fi
r'sou
ie
time.
Ing
to
do,
every
n
o
v
nnd
then.
Y
o
u
\v<
uld
she
go?
And
why
ahoul
li't
Mi.
K r a i ! k I.HKi's'- the. former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
4 ' ' - - ••
'.''."';
teution, which disting
sin send us word? You mean t h e f t s iut it's jgot not hlng to.d> wltlidreiulmay be sure I shall remember this,
\Villiam Eichman, Sr. j .
'Real?" he staminerejl,
es our Service Whotl
tlils,
and
ilsapiieiirliig
be
in
no
word
at.all?"
l'i!
things
like
I . i :"r a m i Klorenee
Missf Virginia Sigwijlt sjiw Al Jol^'Emerald or sometlilng. The Idea, MISS—MlBS-T-" I;"'-:-- ';.*; :
is the simplest or
He looked her Straight In the sifc
tvi y and all. I know nothing what- that size! That's vrhat I [always
S'anii',1
I'epper soii ijr "The Wonder'Bart Saturday
"Fleshmiin," she said gratefully,
most elaborate,
night.
'-about-till
i'."'
Yes, there hafj," he said, "bu|t|tt
e*
say about that Imitation stuff—they "Pve ftlways satlsfhjd, I thiok."
•; . U " , r M . - O raw cnHA group of relatives gathered at doesn't do u8 much.good. If >j>u
" l u t my deir womun, you c a n t Aijake it too bl^, don't [they? Chl?
H e paid for the j three Insertions
,n
/ , 1 - , 1 , „ • ( ' Il nie Fri- the Simons home Tuesday 'evening to ha re any idea, Coggeshall, the reppsiibly judge
"
nese, Isn't It?' she ask^d. i"I mean briskly., •*-".'
celebrate. Mr. Simon's birthday an- m< test ghost of a n idea a s ta
'' Sxcuse me!, sir, i cari Judge about of course, it's meant fob that." "WJhat, did this tli|ef look like, by
11....,1.1 K.! Isey and niversary,
j
this," said ill e maid obstinately,
have- gone,
"Yes," he aWered. "I believe the way?" he, asked,;.:.•'.'•
wl ere she might h{f\
I • ! 1 ' l i v l l i s , and Mr. j Clarence Suetsinger attended a di"uhl'-you Would agree with i me, dl- it is. But my sister didn't throw I "t hadn't myfglasS.es! A H ! could
could
get
any
word
.
1
to
he^,
n
^
!' K .!.•. a n d la lighter. rectors' meeting of the Lake County
FUNBAAL DIRBr
recily you knt|v bf'tliat Phi sure. it away—she fost iit."
say. was-that she w a s white a s a
Protective attsociaf ioii at yo lr. chance t o help her."
•. , : , - 1 - l i t the hoine Farmers'
Lady Assistant}
shetlwert
on,
almost
It's
this
way,
"Oh, yes, yjour si'stei[.'lost It all Bheet, and liad a grein ribbon around
$he looked drearily back.at tilldi
\;
\V i'i.infi>r( of I'ala- Grayslake Monday evening.
q|ite|
honestl'k
he
pleadingly,an
AMBULANCE
SEE'
right, but the, one that st;ole It threw her head. And s h e looked dreadful!"
Yes, sir. But I haven't," she sjafd.
' Mr. ;and M M . Steve Kubasvowska
'
she!
din
t
coiiiepack,
was
certain.
He
took
out
of
h
i
s
pocketbook
a
nnd
daughters
of
Chicago
and
Albert
It
away,!'
she
corrected
him.
"I
H4
scowled.
208 S. Cook Stl
elsey of
: l'>.)ll<
Sir, I'll telliybu nnd ten to oiie you'll was sitting in the window, watching little photogravure bf! a popular acAll right," he said shortly,
• • -i '.,, Kits i n Monday, Greve.r. of Waiikegan speiit Sunday
BARRINGTON, I
Now;' these Jewels, She's. got laiijih a t It—11gentleman iwojuld," out for mother. And a woman came tress whose resemblance t o d e l t a
1 • m'-t Jt:i nssen of with Mr. nnd Mrs. William Graber.
Telephones: Btrrint
Mr1,, and Mrs. Chris Nickolz of Car* thim, of course. TJopk then) i'lth she added bilterlW. r "Buti if she out from; over there «omewhere-r-I White w a s well l|nown In N e w
• • i In' l n . « e of. Mr.
• Palatine 228,'
1
ink R
dbeb (and yqujthinksile
mean! to) didn'jt'; notlce^t-and Junjpedi Into a .York.. :-•'-','Friday pentejrsville. a r^~ guests a t the home her—undoubtedly."
l.:..',..hlllt;
f
then
^he'd
neyi
?•
forgivi
me
In
Hod's
of.their daughter, Mrs. Charles Rud"Did s h e look iike that?" he
taxi; that hardly stopped. I sort of
No, sir," said die maid definltjely,
||
!,
. : " , | l . i , 4 11 business sinski, this week.
watched her Ifor a doment,, and asked, .
site; didn't do that!, sir, Tint! I world, if I'd tsli you, Bir! : \V
Mrs^ Arthur Froelich j and daugh- knnv. I went straight down to the know that t < u s e ; t 1's thjit kind what did she do but take js^meijiing
. . . . - i.
u
.i - n i ' M i ' i i i U v.
"Goodness^ eft.!" Hiss. FlesUmazi
of thing!
But nothing like you
V
' V • • .1 .1:11 Kujr: inn,' Mr. ter and Mrs. August Frbelich visited
fr<
nt
door
with
her,
and
all
s
h
e
Waiikegan friends Wednekdajr.
thirk," she e^nc^d, jbokjng keenly at
'.'•
i •••'•, !'.!••.M-.'n nn< children
Mr. and1 Mrs. Itoy Lpomia enters ha I w a s her beaded bag o n ; l|er him
,; |. ; - , . - 1 , . il . | , . l i n s i i i of Chiwrist
and
a
square
box
with
the
big
tained'the Bridge Playersj Wednesday
.-,.• .•. - • • \ J i : , - . ' < o f Mr. and
1 here wafe jtanielthink convincing
on. 'X paperweight that broke, ' hat
M-- \ .
' I'-l.-.-iilijnoT.
aboiit her. S ie was u> fool, this
I'd
ddne
up
myself,
the
evening
beV - '. •
'['!,:ir.>v-- ' ui ; Chienno
foie. She was to take It to the wonan,
• - !., ,-.11:1 Ki- in Shady
" Vhy did) ,|o|u tell me at all,
Je^ reler's herself^ and talk it oferi
ll.
I 1 new the package, for I'd tleil it then:?" h e a s k e l hei.
V.'•!
1',-rifiiril
ZelMdorf
"because J shouldn't be honest,
mjself." . ' • ' ' . ' • • , .
j
M:,1 M r - C i ' i rte Zelsand
not," she mswered promptly
i' ' ,
- \ | . , i .i-.iv n f t i ' i ' i i o o h .
Then
she
had
them
on
her
someEntertains S. P. G. Club
And she'|i iprgtoi a lot of things
1 on for
T• -•••'
• V I - ..I'.TJtl
Miss Betty Pratt entertained the wl^ere." 1
!• • - . - ' , .
a m i h i s onditionOn her?' the maid repeated sciirn- lately, Mr. Vdls, >nd let a lot I f
S. P. G. j club at her home Tuesday
evening.' ; All present enjoyed a very fttljly. "Will j'ou tell me. where, dr7 thir gs go, and- -ana—why didn't slle
.! ' '
-.1:- : | . : i t i r I at the pleasant time. Delicious . refreshments
The way the ladies dress nownd iys, meition to tu nbohitl hose jewels,
-.'•;.- • ' .
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,'<
suffering Wfre served.
wliere would you put what. (anie out n6« ? And -' vh sreflre ;t hey ?"
-•• - j i .-ii i n
of these boxes? Bunched out [Ike 1 Her face iv<rk<jd painfully.
"She hasn't(iraWi an? checks," h e
Dr. John Ross attended a-medical- tihjt, indeed!" i
staff meeting and luncheon at the Vic-WeU, unyhow—" he said. "Sow sale, watching her. "TJhere's a big
tory Memorial hosiiital in Wntikegnn see] here. Either she wanted, to run bah nee a t t i e bank."
< )h, It's n ot that P*^ sjhe cried imThursday. Dr. Ross, who is a well- a^' iiy, or she didn't. If she wui ted
known surgeon, lectured on fractures. to-r-well, that's that. I don't s e e patiently,'.at d [thfirii "4'ap't you do
A\ ..Ai.,1,--,- ( lul) M e e t
The, Ladies Auxiliary-of the Fed- tin t there's anything more to be something, p r V i i
"]'ra afrali |,t he'll havfe to do a lit11..1,.,.- iniinitteKperiited church met at the home of
said. Or done. We'll know, suon
''M- ,1:111111! ry meet- Miss Bcli|i> Taggert iind Miss .Maggie
tle somethii B foil us, ttrst, Coggeen*Ugh.
If
.she
didn't
(which
I
beThere wercv 8fi
I
Znrirh C< mmunityj "Driers Thursday.
shall," he «li s\ er'ed dry|iy. "I muet
Mrs. Earle Lages- lieite) then she wants to get bhck, tele ihone M . < llaenzer.
I ', ,1-:,1:1 V II ft f noon at members present.
chulte will entertain the group Thurs]M r. Giae4jte|r Hstendd in --'.rather
j
'--.'. fiin thy' with Mrs. Fanny Pratit. 3IisB: notllceable II nee to his young
•;,-. .-1 t h
Public day, Feb. .4,
Charles; Wightmnn of Gi nyslake
Ml llll.'IT
ng talk
il|i> Tom|8ky> of CryHtal Lakej was fHe id's com ni nidation,
at the Gene Prior hope Sun- Luc
• l i . a i n l M ss Mary called
also. Mrs* Pratt returned ji iritha
'"Sie artlflle tnat veWs' wanted
guest
.
1:-..C.nsl
•at ion.''' day.
the I'JinhornH for a visit in Chicng >.
for
repair, ilr.lj dopt seem t!o be lb
.••ii a m i M
Frn.iiMr. n«jd Mri*. J*hn Dobiwr spent
Mis, Edwin Droin spent S a t u f d ^ the closet ;fou ai|ggesfed—no, sir,
:- ii
I b y '! rs. Lee Monday with relatives at MindelclH,
in Waukegari.
notl lng whiit( ver 1 —absJlutely cer•I.i. - : i t i ^ s i eral seMrs.; Alice Bnseley is sp^m iiig the
illam
Johns
and;.Joseph
S-,
itaas
W.
tain
yes, sir. I * d | must have taken
• -'--.-I I ' o i i i m i te,\, in- weVk witli relatives a t Woodstock.
Wednesday at •Waukesha,"' Vis: t h e n hjsrseif-ye«l ilr, obviously—
spe;
'roelich.
v
I n MI. A
• Teij MJorey and Harold Hapke of
4" ron Huntoon has returned f roni of (ourfie, thaf aljters the situation
$°
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,
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Inrgaref Waukeshil, Wis., were callers here
ii.I M i - <
the^ Libertyville Condejl hosjital -•^1 Imagine t i e llaily I met this
• l i n i i ' i i l i i l l •ing the Wednesday.
wh<re he recently underwent a pha- moriing could be] o f - a little more
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seymour, Mr. jor operation. ' j j
and -Mrs^ Wattie Converse arid Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Cook were!,re; heij than jihie's: Wlllirif to; b0 at
2#r,
Vttiiul W f i h l i n ; [n Chi«iigo
nnd Mrs.[Alvin Case attended the fu- ceri visitors at the Fred Kueplef pre* ent, but I (bh't djest air i|f hereo f ( ouirse I uaaeiSBtn'nd that money
MrMilton
I ! 11,1:Isinski, neral of Fred.Monahan in Chicago.
honle in Grasylake.,"
Il , ) - 1 i i - k i a n i l * I;niighter,
Mr.-and Mrs, Ray Do\VelI.are spend- .' Xr. and Mrs. 3, L. Harris and sjons, is in > object—l advei tlsed to that efi't- Mr-. K
'ii ie•r Rud- ing I the wtek with relatives at Aurora. Rol crt and Charles spent St^ndaj at fect this mjomlng'f-] les,"Jt think
We offer Ihe facilities (if this infetitiition and
• '. ' i t l - l l l l c i l •hie, wedMiss Lillian Tidinnrah, accompanr Mil vaukee, Mrs. Halrris r'emaii|iing we thallf heikr ligaln; mj(self.| Good
iv,ii,
I.,,,.,; tke nnd ied by Mfrs. Maud North of Chicago] wit
by, slr."|
the personal services -d our offf^ei[s and d|a sick relative. ,
- - in t'h l e p i g o Sat- and| Miss Mary Bascley Of Park Ridge,)
Us- came balck to tile, bedroom.
I oy Clark iahd Rudy SwobotlaJ of.
:• • i.ucitfe is pas- sjieiit -Wednesday with Mrs. John Mc- Chi :ago called at the F;rank C
rectors to the peopl^ (rflBarrin^jtoh aildwilj
Cogi;edhall ^jvasfsitting jijist a^ he had
IIUI-ITLIC.
Bride a t Carpentersvillei
. .| .
hon Sunday. •'
left her.
gladly be! helpful in evety w a y
Mrs. Louise Wei-den, Clayton WcrJr, and Mrs. .Oldfield and family of
"I muat get along, now," he said
den, and the John Brown family were Chi cagq spent [Sunday at the flrior kindly, picklnr up his bag. . "I'll
^-- Rirtlulay I'artjl
guests at the golden wedding anni- hOn e.
. T i . : : , w i t i ' r t , ined the
versary of Mr. and Mrs. John Clax- *• ,I)hn Gaul and Warren LoOmifJ of look 'a later. M coursi It depends
•'. .'iiiii<; i n honor of
ton of near McHenry Monday.
Bairington called on L. H. Cyiphcr on j o u , you k n m , whether tjhis gets
I'l:^,-' wore warded
out or n o t "
Glenn Blackburn called on James Sin day.
u
^ 1 - . Annai Gieske, JKoser at the Libertyville hospital Sat\ ery well, tflr," she bald listless- i
fl|r. and Mrs. Joseph Klupar and
Tin' hos tei is* served urday. James is recovering from a
ly,
"you may depend thejr'U get i
Jimmie
of
Chicago,
spent
Sun
son
'. !"!!..uin K til games. serious appendix operation.
notl
ing oirt of me, sir. I'lltoehere.
at
the
Vincent
Davlin
home.
day
Miss Lora Harrison and Earle HarCllyde Peck of Chicago spent Sun- T h e e might b« a messrge for me."
• i:
C.-.irsi-. Arini Id drove rison, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. day at the Herbert Schroeder horn f.
down itUh-e
Mr. Wells w>nt lightly] J1
-':
:i liiisini's-s Ihiiirsday. Frank Harrison of Chicago, attended
i
J rs. Marshall Smith and Mrs, An stali s, bag ! n , land,
BARRINGTON;
'•'•"• linxter and Sliss the funeral of Charles Harrison, a na ?ase Were Liberty|ville callers i?atyijra?"
he
"Tfou'll
bp
Here,
will
:
"t KvanstonT visi
isi ted With relative, at Ringwood, 111., Tuesday urd ly,
muttered to hljnself, "ik<|w-(-I wonHerbert Thomas who underjwent a
i ll'iiry
K r o p p Friday.
Earle Broughton, Victor Carr, {and der?"
Ki-.;.|. ,,f c\uc,180 visit- major operation in the fall, has again * Eaile Harrison *pent Saturday in
been taken to! the hospital for medical Chi jflgo.
; f . ' . - . i l h o m o . JS i n day.
l>"-'liih of \1 aukegan examination.
\ r. and Mrs. Paul Hicks of LibeirtyCH/PTER I /
OFFICERS ANDIDIRECTOGS
Mr. and Mrs. William Lenzen of vill spent Sunday with the, formjer's
'•''l i;i'lalives' Vh nrsday
''••" W'vman's ,.-rlih meet- Grayslake spent Sunday with Mr. and motBier. Mrs. Doretta Hicks,
ll THE doik of ttitl next house
Mrs. Fred Rudsinski and family.
JOHN C. PLAGGE, President
••' '• : ! : • • . . ! i .
I arold Hapke of Waukesha sjhent
lie met an idle-k >kinjr youth
M:- I're.l K ri p p and
Mr. and Mrs. James Carr spent Snr day and Monday with .his parejnts, Wltli 'a hat btx, who
GlEO, A. LAGESCHULlTE, Vice PreeiloTjen!
Mr. and Mrs. George Hapke.
" p i i t i j e d ' Hr. and Thursday evening in Chicago,
J.M,FRIEDLANDER,VicePre8id(4t
M--'
Blr. and Mrs. James Carr sjbent he watched a game or,
li-!.-r of rill tine to
Clyde Cnrr of Barrington spent SatM
CHARLES A. ELdNER, Cashier
"There'll be a lidy.comjtg out
Sm day with the Harold Allen family
- n •; iv -afternooji where urday with home folks.
said,
RAY M. JURS; i jsst. Cashier :
fairly
sooh,
I
think,
Billy,"
tie
s
•' ^'illiam Hen4ers. ,
Tony Miller is confined to his home- in ^aukegan.
|j
A. U. HUNT, Ai ist. Cashier I
Haley of Milwaukee w a s a "dor't lose her." j
•l'i"-. ( I i ' o r e p Sniith and with foot trouble.
"Ifo, sir," i |aid tlie m«ssenge;r
I'.!-..i h y
of
Xt lindelein George Foote called on James guebt a t the Frank Dickson hpme
boy, still wljistllBg. MrJ| Wells
,
"'' ;'V"iiiiix w i t h ; the for- Koser at the Libertyville
hospital Tht rsday.
a [iss perniee Powers called on Jlirs, stop ?ed at a n ;wsstland and bought
M'--- Hose II,,:It: Hid and Thursday.
i
John CJ Plagge
Mrs. Bert Leonard and Mrs. Will- Chcrles Snyder and James Koseif at an deven' o'chek special. ' Sitting
1
1:|
George A
ule
- IHKI Alum Volling iam Ehninger of Round Lake called the] Condell hospital I in I}iberty|ille in I corner drug 'stoie he swam
•sday.
Treasjii^er,.
M i l j o i i S i a t l . , . a i Arling- on the letter's sister, Mrs. Celia DerF.M.Iiasch
{
through the sta of advertlpements
'
'inil:iy.
ord has been received [here
(President, Carle well
J.Bl.Cirdwell
ry, Friday.
.
It effered him, stoppiig suddenly
^-^ f-ark Morpn*' f ChiA.ssistant Treasu: -er,. ewel Tea Co.; Inc.
Mrs. Bessie Hallock, Mrs. Paul Mri. Mary Ames of Waukegan
J.Mj. Eriedlander
wltl a1 "By Geirge!" 1
•' 'In.' Payton liilinie Mon- Br^ncheon., Mrs. Delia Petersen, and stri eken with a paralytic Jtftroke
I i Vice President,; ewel Tea Co., Inc.
H.J. Taylor
1
'ound—We
loesday,
green
brooch
Mr]:. Frank Dickson attended the we«k,
EdwarlO.
Groff
wltl
woman's
Bead.
.Returned
to
Rtrs. Fred Tho'mns and,['' Clannca
Ziii-ii-h !.i,i J. A . F & A.
Woman's club meeting at Grayslake
R. W. Muir
Th( mas visited the former's son, Jler- owner on proppr la^nti|flcatlpn" [he
- i " i , i l meeting at their Friday.
,W.H.
Sodt
Manager, 0 . L,
ber
at
the
Lake)
County
hospital
Sat
rea(]<
' '^niiiK.
G i l «»ts were
Mrs: Harry Matthews and Mrs. BlAssistant General Sales Mam u rer,
C. W- ^aylor
r. Wells jujmpejl Into a tlaxl, but
'I"- Winicondifi Lounsv me* Esping attended a bridge party urd ly. His, condition as regardet a s
F. C, Fflemfog
Assistant Administrative Deriartm snt,, ewel Tea Co.; Inc.
He llti not dive to the. address
:i'illi* luil^'en. i n oyster and luncheon a t the home of Mrs. seri BUS.
Sir. and Mrs. Hugh Held and llfrs, given In the paper Is stead! he got
' : s , ' l after tho j neetirig. Ca*l Kulin a t Crystal Lake Thursday.
\ .Innn is ill w|?th a seMrs. Fanny Pratt entertained the Ma garet Ripkey and, daughter, Q: ace out at ft decent, if rather secondI'l-oiuliilis.
Wednesday Afternoon Bunco club at of ' Chicago, spent Sunday a t the ffeo. rate hotel on the W<st side and
f---'-i Anili-mon of Chji
erne rged from ts v i ushi oom mtboi^t
i|cago has her> homej here last week. Mrs. Mof- Bla ekburn home.
Hr
3 [rs, Lester Kingaley of Lake Zur- spe< tacles or n insti i; ihej whtc|h made
' A '-""i" after' a we«k's visit fitt will eWertain on Feb. 3 .
Mrs. Hoke: teyer, at Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Einhorn and son. ich and Mrs. Edith Peck motor«| to ft n *t dlfferen :e i i hli apptarance.
'h- } ! ^•r
; ''Inn home. • PrMtyy. Mrs. Howard Judson of Chicago, spent Libertyville Wednesday*
I.
Cuba Township
,3
MEDUSA'
HEAD
MOTHER
iPU Pound B o x of
! I
|'iJRc &eister*g
iu UP m^ht <Eat%
t;eif
ration complete we
2-11). box of
(KM- compliments;
!to ;; ri't'pUa
mmmm
.1
I
n after Februas possible the
will publish
ifie' of the first
be born in the
Wtitch for the
Announcement
DAklEtdE
WILLMEP
!
Jr3/.t( for the Second
Wauconda
0aby
rtapirlid NEW STYLE
Sur- ety! ( ' h a i r
r/.f
K'IJ''-'- our congratu-,
!'<i>: d mother, p^oudf
'Al>v.
.
|GGE
iiarriishing Co.
*
!
•
;
Barringtoit, 111.
•
JFortheProucl
•i
i
Father and
Mother
Baljy in February
\VILL}GJVE A
S irking i^Souii
ressive Pomm
This bank is in ]an extremely
liquid condition and eiijoys
ugb its connections
posi<
bv ion of being able to meet
possible emerger tcy.
r
jCr^dit Slip
it slii^jcan be applied .,
([•Chase Of any sjiit pr
hr can be applied on
done jn our shop.
S(ihwarz
^1 LOR
Lake Zurich
"T
Flj^^T NATKlNAli
j.
e Barring ton 536]
L AND DELIVER
Fi^st Ed
A
:
, yoijr comfng will be
mo trier will always reher and the rest will
qatx for your comfort
~\ anc} \ve want a part
'<
.
i-
. :; ' '
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K?ve accredit o f $ 1 0 i
that; will s i n g y o u
or ori a s t o v € t o
warjm, or on'.. ft v -machine to w a s h
hem,. i'
Ifeivcj you $2 w o r t h
handis<i that m o t h e r ;
t.
Hdwe. Store
. and 206 E. Station St.
ringt on, Illinois
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BARRINGTON REVIEW, BAR KINGTON ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1932
aud Mr. Hardacri had. spent Sunday
as {uests of Mr. obd Mrs. K . Tcngleff.
Broadway Star8
in Operetta at
Erlanger Theater
She'll Ltarn
Anotller
opttmlst
is the lass who
(
I
•
^x.
thinks the ftoy ffltnd w ho honks
Air. and A[rsf J A. Stellar and son,
the
from th B curb Instead of r aging
i
Churlcs, anl Mi. and Mrs. R . H .
doorbell will turn out t he the
Airs. Ijfo Patell and daughter, Mary Dau*son, all of Bloomington, spent
kind of husband who'll a ways put
Liens Ladies
Entertain* a t
Jane,
of | Chicago wei}e guestsr Satur- from Mondiiy to Wednesday a t the
Entertained
On
her rubbers for her' tpd serve
Birthday I )
T h a t evejr-delightful Oscar Straus
day ,and Sunday of-'iBr. and Mils. Ho- home of Mr and Mrs. William To|ft,
her
breakfast In bed. Cincinnati
Mrs.
Earl
.Sehwemm,
515
S
ijlougn
Mrs. Emil N ft/. 124 Coolidjje ave- :
311 Station street.
operetta, ''Tbi jchocolat|e Soldier,"
hart
Berghprn,
514
:
*rair*e
ai
enue
Enquirer!
nue, entertains at a birthday dinner street, -'wife hostess t o the Lions
with Vivieniie Segal and Charles PurLadies Bridge club Monday 'vlening.
to
her
Sunday a s a e<\urfcesy to her" mother.
Mrs,
Alien
A
d
i
m
s
returned
Air- and Mrs, Keiiiieth| So i warts
* ijook t o . t h e ^ttta
cell, t w o well-known Broailwayj favorAwards wen* won by Mrs. L. |\V. Mc
re
Mrs. >Iohn Wejolow.ski and her son.
and daughter, Winif *d pf (p licago, honle in A u -ora Sunday| after having ites, co-starred, comes to the li**flnger
Clure, Mrs. J . \V. Langdfcle, Mrs.. A.
There I s o past whiqh is gone forJunior Noftz! | The following guests
were dinner guests Sunday ft the spefit three iveeki a t the home of Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eijman
>S.
!
L. Robert*»n,
home of Air, and Airs. Wpiam Hart- and ! Mrs. John Horn, 5 0 2 Grove theater, Chicago*, on Sunday, |Jan. 3 1 . ever. But there is ri future which
enjoyed the. da j in the Xoftz h o m e :
Smith.
Thev libretto of the 6|jerejttd ;was is still diiir own.—RoUJertsun.
••I.
jen, '316 Franklin sti fet
Mr. and Mrs. John -Wesolowski and
ave ue;
adapted by Bermauer a r d Jaeobson
daughter,
Elcjmor. and g r a n d 500 Club
William Grugel, Stiss Rh^4 Alc- Miss Cora H o l e i n of Pontiac Spent frpm Geiirge Bernard Shjw"s "Arms
daughter, Lucille Mnrckoff: Mr. and
ind the |AIarf." T h e English ttanslaMeets
¥hm
and Hall Erfiij all of Athens, Saturday a i d Sunday with her par
Mrs: William I| art jen: Mr. and Mrs.
tion w a s made by Stanisiilius Stange.
Airs. L. E. Murphy1, 515 folvisiori Alich., were guests SJiWilay it the
Edward W-esohj i\ski ami children, all
and lilrs. Hehrj' Holjein,
Shaw wrote "Arms anjl the Alan"
street, was hostess to the 5p0 club Edward Oati home, 20» S. Doofc street ent«,, Mr.
of Barrington^ and Mr. and Mrs.
40Q
Grove
a
venu*.
long before the late World war. H i s
Thursday afternoon. Airs. A. E. Kee- Air. Grugeji formerly Ijtved in BjirringKenneth Schviartz and daughter, ler and Mrs. Alurphy recei ed the
opinion of martial heroe|s and" hero
ton.
i • ' ' • . ' '
Winifred, of Chicago, and Mr. andawards fojr high scores. .
Stiss Mint Knapp returned to Au- worshipers might |iavc been altered
Mrs. Fred Krejunke.
Irori Friday Sjftir having spent sev- by what he learned durii g and after
roiK k and i, era] days , w ith Mrs. Nellie Schultze, that conflict, pu't his' earlier! attitude
- Mr. .'and Mrs.
ics
Kntertains at
son, Ralph, ormer reside ats a f Bar* 12£l W . Lindoln .f venue.
was such a s moved.hira to pen a causEntertains at l! inner
Birthday Luncheon,
rington but row-of Chicago, cajled on
tic satire on military opcratious' and
Party
Airs! William . Sodt. 281 \ t . Alain Barrington frit nds S i S d a y .
I] is Captain
Mr. and Jllrs. tErnjan S. Smitn, aci commanding officers.
Mrs. P . ' K. ] Drover. 120 Coolidjre
street, will entertain at a o>n« o'clock
r>± * J » run conpanied by Mrs. L e e Smiley"and Bluntschli; or Lieutenant'Bumerii, ns
avenue, w a s hostess Friday at a birthluncheon this, afternoon in honor of ' Air. and Jlrs. J,
Pjentiep, J W M i f ^ F erri ilaHy spent Saturday a t he is called in tlie operetta, ridihiles
day dinner in bonor of Mrs. F . C.
her sister. Airs. A. G. Gieske Covers S. H6ugh str.eet, enttlrtainjed a group, tHej Great Li ikes Naval Trailing Sta- the bravery of, all men «t arms. r
Kirchman.
T i e following
guests
Will be laid for twelve guest: i,
of friends at bridge Thursday even- tion a t Waukegan.
Straus' stire is tuneful —never trivwere present: JJrs. W. L. Olmstead,
ing,
• .1 I
ial or commonplace. ' His famous "Afy
Mrs. William Skinner, Mrs. John.
Bell, Mrs. A. Weiehelt. Mrs. James Bunco Club
Jfahw Blaikke, 5 3 3 Summit Istreet, Hero" number Is one thut is encored
t. Smiley.j 5$4 Groic ave- visited his iathe|r at Edward, Wis., and encoreilj.
Airs
Gunthorp, Mr,s, M. Freeman. Mrs. Entertained
gr< uh of las week-find.
Airs, Arthur -Waggoner, 144dN. lin- nue, will be hostess
Miss Segal and Mr. l^uicejl, tlie two
Howard Hiirnihn, Mrs. A; K. iWc|ty,
lh»n< r Fristars, are well fittted for Iheir roles in
Mrs. J . A . Fllloon, Mrs. WilHsjm ger avenue, was hostess to th; Bunco teachers a t a six o'c
Evans, and Alius' Corn Silker. Mrs. club Thursday afternoon., Awards day evening.
Mr. and Mrsl Arthur Waggoner, this international favorite., Aliss rpSeOlmstead and Mrs. Skiuner assisted wenti to" Miss Louise Kuckut k, Mrs
144 N . Hagor avenue, sjicnt Sunday gal has bceijij one of Broadway's" «I
prima douiias for several ears. She
"'"
Airs. Wright Catlo w arid, cl Udren, with friendH in Aurora. . i
1 . Very little a s h .
the hostess. A t oeii\l evening followed Frank Partridge, and Mrs. H. W.
\Vright, Jr., and B e t y Aixn, enjoyed
hs played leading roles in Oh, Lady,
the dinner.. Th» honor guest wa» the Blood.
2 . j Quick a n d responsive,
a visit with Airs'. Callow's diotber,
Lady," "Tiie! Little Whopqi|i»r," "Tunrecipient' of II lovely bouquet of
Jjirs. J. W Davis, wife of a former
•
witii s t e a d y flow o f h e it.
(
Airs.
Sarah
Alarshall
a
t
IMoo4eheart
ess,"
ZiegPinochle
Club
gerine'I"'
"Tlte
Yankee
Print
flowers.
- pas tor. of thci !3alem church, gave an
last week-end.
Meets
feld's "Follivs," (four editions), "The
*
3
.
Makes
very
little
s
noke,
int( resting ajid tducatipnal talk over
Florida Gii'l," "Castles n the Air,"
Airs. A. Sclierf entertained jhc Pin
soot or dirt.
Raptlst Mission. iry Society
staliori WMI k Friday on "The1 Rela- "The Deser. Song" and "The Three
>ehle
club
Thursday
afternoot.
Airs.
1
thorp,
¢
2
Di
Air.
and
Airs.
E
.
II
Meets at Castle Home
tioi ship Betv-ecii Church and Sthool." Aliusketecrs.-'
4 . Naturally clean in ground
She lately returned
Mrs. IT. I*. Castle, 5»r» «rove ave- XV. J. Drauden, ^Mrs. Ida.-Mo; er, and vision street, entortai>< d the Follow
and hand picked t o nsure
from Holly wood, where uhe did conSir
A'
Harry
Wewetzer
receivec
prizes.
and
I
Irs,
J
.
ing
guests
Sunday:
Sir!
nue, will he hifStess _ti> the Baptist
absolute cleanliness.
Allrs. Harold Grebe, 10» N. jHarri- siderablo screen work.
Cl
arenceDavis,
and
Air.
and
Mrs
Missionary society Tuesday. Feb. .¾.
Alk Puijcsll's attractions in which
Miller and daughter, 15nid, all <f Chi- son street, at tended the.symphqny or5 . Dense and firm in strucThe Hfternooit will be given over to a Enjoy Family
che itra program" at Orchestra i Hall, he playedi the leading male roles inRa
ymond
cago,
tfnd
Air.
and
Al
i
s
.
Night
;
ture Stores well ovei long
patriotic program, in which Mrs. C.
Chicago,
Tuisdajy
afternoon.
clude "Aiaytihie," "Oh iflease." with
period. Very little fin i coal
The members and friends of Hie Wilke and son, Jiay[ pf Ar] ington
R, Drussel and Mrs. \V. X. .Sears will
Beatrice Lillic; "The Alagic Alelodj:,"
found in storage.
discuss the su iject : "Kesolved that FirsJ: Alcthodist church will cdehrate IIcightA
A'rs. F i - W Lindbcrg arid daughter, '•M{inte Cridto,:Jr.," '.'Poo" Little Rich
- ,. v >
I
»
World Disnrnif ment Would 1'revent "Family Nfght" Jn the ehiirsh par^
Leene, 115 N . Harrison street, return- Girl," "The Rose Girl" and many
6 . A size for every pu -pose.
War." Mrs. SI>nrs will take thrt af- lors Friday evening. A 6:30 o'clock
Air. and Airs. Ed. I ines, accc mpan- ed I Saturday from a visit of two weeks
others.
|>
firmative and Mrs. Drussel the nega- dinner, served by the Alissior ary so- ied by Air. Lines' moth;r, who is 0 2 wit i:'relative!; in' Ottawa!
? . Coal is not droppe 1 and
Othws
of prominence in the cast
ciety,
will
be
followed
by
a
program
tive. Several n iiisicnl numbers will be
years old, all of Hebrfm, ai|id Airs, AL
I shattered in loading to cars
incltide
Allan
Rogers,
nlso
n
Broadgiven, by the Misses 'Alildred Bie.fb.ele and social hour.
Holcombe- of Autora
and i t is carefully fort ed to
gut sts of
dud I'hebe Drussel witli Mis* Phyllis
, remove all fine coal.
Air, and M r * A . C. Ljincb, .1: !G , W, I Tjhe Misses Nelta and Lillian Sch'ae- way favorite; Sarah j Edwards, Marfer a'hd brother, Earl, 1.^6 Coolidge ion Palmer, Edinond Aliilcahy John
Lake street Sunday.
Lines at the piano. Miss Lucille Thursday Club
I Ask your neighbor about .
aveiue, acconipauied by the Alisses Dunsmurei and Theodore y o n Tassel.
Sheesley will •ad a p a t r i o t i c selec- Entertained
1
Genuine Zeigler Goal. E x - •
Pehrl
and
Irina
Benson,
2
0
0
W
.
LinThere
is
also
a
mixed
group
of
chorMr.
and
Airs
W
.
P
Topping
of
feltion.
, Airs, A. L. Robertson, 131 V Alain
I amine i t in our bins, t r y i t ,
coli
avenue,
were
guests
Sunday
a
t
isters'
totaling
3
0
in
number
and
u
street, Was hostess to' the Tiursday gin [will be dinner gu< it^ a ; the home
I « n d y o u will find these seven
of Air. and Airs, R. \ Linjes, 242 ^V. the home .of Rev. and|j. Airs. "Edwin special orchestra of 20, under the diclub at a one o'clock luncheon .Th
Sawyer Bible Cposs
pointsof quality very ev ;dent.
Schiefer
i
n
.
!?laiiifield."
-'
rection
of!
Alax
Fichandler.
day. The afternoon was .spent at Alain street, Friday
fentertained
'
Alatinee^
will
be
given
on
WednesMrs. Geortrt1 filler. 1(V~ E. Station .bunco, with prjizes going to Al«. Car•:R BV.. and Jlfrs. V . J Boehring and day, and Saturday. •
Kfr. and Mrs. Eoifl i nroy 1 aind
street,, a ml Mrs J, M Gun thorp, 212 rie Kendall, Airs. D . C. Sc iroede'r.
Alis
i Ren a $k'hae,fer : of Naperville
Eli Herrenlof Chicago werb guists of
Franklin street were joint hostesses and Airs. Anna Otis.
During the quarter beginning Octowerb guests Sunday of Miss SchaeAir.
and
Mrs.'.'
Wilson
i
Hjeri'^H
314
Sawyer Bible '
to members of the
fer'ii parents, Mr. j and Mrs. Charles ber 1, andj ending December 3 1 , 15)31,
W.
Russell
street,
Sunday.
class a t a p a r t i ' at the Aliller home Mr4. Cannon Entertains
the amount of $1,207.03 was, earned
Sclnefcr, 649 Grpvje avenue.
- Monday evening, After a short biisi- Bridge Club
in interest on the .moneys (follected
Air. arid Mrs. Arthur Truak and
ness. meeting t :ie twenty-five guests
Mrs. R. C. Cannon, 20S -V . Lake
during the;quarter, according to SecreAirs.
Morrjis
orton
of
Pontiac
were entertaine
by the following street, entertained at bridge Friday son, Glen, of Crystal Lake, spen : Sun- spciii Saturday
and Sunday nt the t a r y of Stjate William j ; Stratton.
moving picture*. presented
by Air.evening; Prizes'were awarded.to Airs. day a t the home o.f Air.' a i t f AJrs. -A, home of her jirot^ieir and sister-in-law,
Od.ntliorp: :«>.(» XI 1-hinds i 1-. ('niiada. II. At. Lines'. M r s . Witlard Abbott, L. Truaxv 4 2 0 W . Alain street
Mr. Iand Mrs
' Jdhn Cadwallader, 4 1 9
Winter Sports
Canada, a inl The and Mrs. Alta Bennett. Airs. Walter
E.
::
Tijlside
avenue.
..,
Air. and Airs Geolge MilleK 107
P i l g r i m s . T h i s program w;i i i n l i ' i - c s t - Seaverns was a guest of the elib. i
E.
Station
street,
"entefftained
o
group
ing as well as Educational,
Airs. Henrp Shacffer of Pontiac
Aliss Annette Sheel and Aliijs Lejnrt >f friends Sunday afternoon am even was J guest Saturday and Sunday
ing.
Air.
and
Airs.'
Ilenrjj
K
t
h
l
m
a
n
Leigh,li, 250 ,W. Lake street, en ertain
Gleaner ('lass
'of lei sister and brother-in'-lawy- Mr;
ed a group of friends-at brid ;e Sat and family of Libertyvpll^ \^erc nmong and [A^rs. Freiji Schaefer, 522jS..Hough
Entertained
the
guests.
T h e Gleaner class of the St. Paul imlnv evening. ,'AIiss' Anitbel Leonstreet.
nlenstnt
irafberinirl' 1 " 1 '' l , n l ' Miss-Althca Clirtstiai soil rechurch enjoyed
1
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1,...:,....1 , 1 ; . . , . _ : . . A . . r.._ 1.:..1. _-:
..
Airs. Delia Cady, '. ; l i • -E.' Iincoln
CAMPBELL'S
a t the home of
Edward Ost, 208 cetved tlie prices for high scoieS.
Air. and Airs. William Dotte.rr.er,
avenue, will leave for O.skkosh Wis.,
S. Cook street. Thursday
evehin;
e 549 Division street, and Air. and Mrs.
Air. and Afrs. Walter Croo.
323 Saturday to spend ten |days Jit t?> iSaiidfort Riete, 3i37 W . Alain street,
Following th fliusiiii'ss sessinn. a s
W;
Lake
street,
entertained
!it
500 home of Airs S. B . H | r d i n g
cial hour was pussed in. games, and reivisi ed a t th( home of Air. and Airs,
freshments were served by the hostess', Satunjay evening.. The guesls were
Air. and. Mrs. "Willifanol $peais. and Alar Bowma n in R(|eiiie, Wis., Sunassisted by Mrp ,W. C. Foelschow. a grmp of friends from Oak Pjark
sons
of Strbnghurst arrived \ \ ednes- day.
M r s . L o u i s I'm i and AIr>. Uiulolph
day
for
an ejxtendeei "is|t Kvitl Alrs.
Air. rind'Airs. Frank Bnuinjin and
Kocher.
Mr. and M ins, Marion Taylor, 3 3 8
daughter, lima. Ray Buck ami. How Spears' parents, Air, i ntj Mrs, F. J,
.dike strict,, returned from JoiinW
Berghom',
4;13
S:
Hou;lV
street
Air.
aid Wienecke, of Eln townshi >; were
N e w -Class
:
Berghorn has- been quite ill >r the fonv |ille*i Sunday ofter having spent
guests
at
a
waffle
supper
.at
t
i
e
home
.Organized
of.-Air. and Airs. Raymond Bjnu-iuuii, past two 'wjwks, but nis cbndit|ion i s the past mohth" with Afrs. Taylor's
Mrs. J. .1. Engels'miin, WS Division o0"> Piuirie avenue, Thursday
pan nts.
somewhat improved at present.
street, met her 'Smiilav school 'class
at H (!-.o'clock- i|irgiiiii-/.iiliiiii diniier in
j'
Aliss Olive. Hriescle, Hid niece Gale
Alto Muuie Gossell of- Chicago
TheW. (', T.'f. met at thi hoiiU* of
th<^ Siile'm chnr« 'dining room TfiursMiss Anna Selloefer, 155 : \V Main Rrae, of Highland Pa k, were ljucsts speiit Saturday u.nd tStinday witlf her
day evening. T e new class' WHS orSatiu'day and Sunday of Mr. and parents, Mr. jnd Utk. August Gossoll,
gimized with yiarjorie Kemper as street Tuesday evening. AII[H R. G. Airs. William Sodt, 231 W. J.Main 338 W. Lakii street.
t'biggc
had
charge
of
the
rogram
president and !•yel.vn Peterson, secrestreet.
ta-ry and treasu N>r. They plaii to do which included talks on good citizenM rs. J , J, 'Jngelsmnii, Irvin Engclsship
and
law
observance,
follmved
by
missionary worl for the' Retbany OrAir. ond Airs. Elmer Reese an]# son, man And Mil's, li. E. Yconjun spent
a
'.round
table
discussion.
1 LBS. 9C
. phanage in Betiniiy. Ivy., this year.
Frederick ,of Woodsto 'k were 1 inner Wet nesday 11 ChlcaJjo with. Mrs.
guests Sunday at the lumie of A% and EMK Ismail's father, 0, K. Modderon.
2-LB.B9X: i ^ c i
Tho Altrui Society of the jllaptlst Mr«. Franlt Alartens, |l40 Nort
Attend Family
a vechurch wil meet in the church parlors nue.
lUIIHIItlllllllllllltllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllillll IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIttlllWHH
1 CAN'S 3 3 c
GMthrrinft
Friday evening for the regular luisi'
Airs, lladlev Hates and sous. L23 ness ami social program.
2 CANS M C
InviUthns
>• Mr. itnd Airs'. Clayt in Tlffuiiy ami
Wnverly road. attended n familv
daughters
of
Alundole
(nests
gathering Hiimlnjy at the liomn of Airs.
n were
Veddi Announcements
A group of Amerlcab lifglo iVtix- of Afrs. H. K. Broc|way, 28)() IV.
Rates' sister in Chicago. The occuiliary
members
met
at
tho
U
•rkleGel^tfn DenertALL FLAV6US PKG. §Q
m\e of Lake street Sunday.
sion was n bivt iday dinner In honor
1 lirthAnnouncements
p
p l e B u t t e r SULTANA UHAND 28;OZ.JAIII§C
of Ali-s. Julius :!inion-on. Mrs. Bates' Airs. George Kuebler, 609 S Cook
Mr. and Afrs, Geor
trot her. There were eighteen rein'- street, Tuesday evening to sew carpet
:ltt,agct, 3 0 8
RJJDJSOUB,
PITTED
'
'
I
I tmirhhig Cards
rags f(,r the war veterans at Speed- W. Alain streei, were nests Aijnday
lives present.
way hospital. This warf the third of Airs Hager's b,rothef and his famQuaker Maid Cherries ,. NO. 2 CAN 1 7 c
( brrect St&tionery
gathering for this purpose^ mi ich. in ily in Algonquin.
Entertains at
FancyQuality Pumpkin X NO. 2¼ CANS 17c
terest being shown in the woi k. The
Birthday Oinnei
Printed or Engraved
aujciliary
members
wish
to
thjnk
nil
Airs. Gilbert HnTdacte of Hij bland
Airs S. II. K iunpert. ~m division
Iona Peaches 8LH'^EsB . •'' NO. 2½ CANS 17«
D
who have donated material.
Park spent Alonday with h | r parents,
strwt. entertaiiijWI at n six o'clock
Barrington Publ. Co.
Monte Tomatoes . . NO. 2 CAN 1 | c
Air, and Airs. John1 Sclikemln, 113 W .
• dinner Saturda
i n honor of Air.
Airs.
Mirni
Henderson,
6
1
0
Alain
street.
Airs.
Hai-dacre
TVI
[100
N
.
Cook
Street
.
Cook
I'
1
*r
vl,
s
^rert
Kampert's birtlJday. The following
ojit of town'gue|ts Were present: Air. street spent Tuesday in Alihfaukee, turning from Crystal iiake wheie she SimiimiimiiiiiiiiiiimaiHiiii N it lutium itminiiMiiii itrmnututh uttimietiiiiniMHti » t ^
' . i:
and Airs.',Walter Oram and family Wis, • . .
and Air. ajid Mis. Norman Orain. ail
of Chicago. ,•'
Air. a^nd Airs. Charles 1 Forsl erg of
Park Rjdg;e and Air. and Airs. Seorge
Olson of Oak Park were guest» Sun
Kntertains Missionary'
day of Mr. aud Airs. Earl Sch vemm,.
Society
r>l"> Si-IIoiugh «street.
| Mrs William pvans. 206 Coolidgc
ai-enue. will enti rtain the Missionary
Airs. Maude Castle and son,
society of the M thodisf church Wed- ciM-sten-i of Arlington Heights Winwere
ne-sday. Feb. 3, i t 2:30 o'clock. Airs. guests 'gjundsy- of Air. and M r 4 R u s M. Freeman wi 1 review 'the third si II Brot-kwiiy, «25 S. Hough -s treet
chapter of the ftudy book. "Christ
Comes1 to the Village."
The following Barrington : riends'
will be | among the guests at a one
Pedro Clab Meets
:o*clock luncheon to be given bj Airs,
at Sehwemm Home
Jack Lewis of Chicago
Thursday
Mrs, August Sehwemm, ,21" W . Airs. Walter Cannon, Airs. D . B PoniMain stpreet. wils hostess Saturday eroy, AIi).s. J . A. AlcLeister, am Airs.
evening to the Pellro club. Prizes were Harry Ifoglund.
!
awarded to Airs. iFred Kuckuck, Mrs.
C. T . Ryner, Alls X. Waggoner. C.
T. Ryner, A. Yroggoner. anil Rov
Pepper,
CM>s - Society •- Personalis
; Corpi rafoa*' Limit
'. T l 4 soyltai^,,'
lorporaUon: ha\e
no souls" is i^ttilbuted' (to I icliatti
Co,ke,! fauipus Br^ilsh lawyer, "•The,
(corpbratlons
innot cotiiinljt t«j.
son nor be o'till; ed, nor, lie fscota.
niualtated, fbjr ley hnvii no i0Ul&.»
Henc^ the5
so "Cbrpn atloDi
h|ave noysonls
ave anli I no.Niej
tj> kl^k." ;
activities lot
Sch°4te R^»NI*^
r-.--.1
by Piipite
j-i^-l
Lafeeschult<j|&
H a g e r , Inc.
Phones 5 and 450
BARRINGTofc ILL.
2
*t
tl
Li
Navy Beam
E »cel Soda Cra4k«ri
I «1 Monte Fruit Salad is NO.
Pel Monte Bar tlett Peart %*o
Gx|a|)efii»uit Size 80
1 0for3 ^ c
LajS Fan^y Fruit :. 3 lbs. V
Fancy Winesap 3 lbs. V
FRESfl MEATS
•k Shoulder Roast .
Native Pot Roast oi Reef
Round o r S w i s s Steak .
Fancy Bacon Squares .
Spring Lamb Shoulder Roast lb.
Sttl Oked HaniS Winner Brand lb. 130
Th^ Safe anii C|iii<;k Way
Foursome Club
Meets
M w . Ted Alctflal^. 3 1 5 X . Ela
street, w a s hosf« s s to the | Foursome
eiub. Tliursday : ifternoon. | Pinochle
Was the tliversioh of the ; afternoon
with' prizes going to Mrs \1fesle^y Nelwin. Airs. L°uis tliller andf AIijs. AleOnbe.
I
Bkrrington
Woman V C M
Plans are Wing ma<lc to hold! meetings to train the Girf Scout ca itains
for their work. These meeting; will
be led by Aliss Olive Winn. Eiougli
captnins are being selected so that
by the time the patrols are firmed
there will be t w o captains for]
patrol.
Entertains at
• T h e Scholarship Loan committee
Pfatochle r
and the Finance, committee have
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Alagill, 302 E.-plan* for a bridge party t o bo
Liberty street, entertained a l four for the benefit of t h e Bcholarshipj
tables of pinochl -Saturday e1 enlng. fund a t Biltmore Country e l u h ' l hur*
High scorn) were von by Mrs. Andrew day. Febi 18. There will'he ije
Grom, Miss Matde Gossell.
meuts and appropriate prizes!
Kuhfman, and n.fWestcnberir,'
— P R E S S COMM1TTBE.
o. n.
^ Q Chjai^! for ("oll^ctibns
dr I^elftrory
fMDAY
JXOU can haye .jfouij
. .r;. . . . , , BxpjreJ3s shipments
WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED
djeliyered an i pi eke 1 up at yiiur d<lor anywhere
in the corpj>i?at|ej lijrnits of f arrinjgjton free of
charge.
This newi sfervibe Eliminated the nlecessity, of
your havihg to eal for 0r t ri^g y}>uf^ ijarcels
to the railWi ijj expr sss office.
• • • . . .
AND SATURDAY SPECIALS!
4 as 22 e
j
BORDEN'S/CARNATION OR O TAL.L. | A {
-i
PET EVAPORATED: MILK
Scot Tissue
O CANS
;• ; 4^^^^7^3
Bropn^s i NO. S SIZE . , . EACH 49C
Ivory Flakes . LARGE PKG. 1 9 c
li
flf^Sbap
i<"- ^ . ' ^ " • • - ' . ' - v ^ ' )
0 t^M^m:
.
10 BARS 32c
I M M M
a PACIFIC TEA CO.; Middle Western DI
i
iiiiiigfilailiiiilgj
mi
mMi
_Ak
|TKfe
e
^ :w -.^n=.ft -
s**
2 S h « w t 7tOO-9t»0 f. %
••' i » 11 h ' • ^ • ^
S-JSlU'5^Pt«1
W
^gi^ors.haie^o*|ij'1l1>e]
SATUR^Y, JA^. $0
TitaVr
OIK A
Hardy
NKS»
Positively.a PJinic
Their, Second
T h i s Is a Hhb v
i
AdmisuS
Lisnitli OlllWljthe Wlmlo family
in isc-a>.'
SUNDAt, lANUARi' 31
5iActisfof io
to
rtmeiid, thisvaudrentation
'SCBEbx
We^ersonally
. i
ylUc
I
k
K
I S o a jnnilr.
M
W
^^r^oLthO^M
te
S^ot-doR^i«4»T^
;n^trt^«v»^'vitb•<,^,,
«xl "tcndM Che U ' o m f l n ' M i M
1.1k on interior dcUratlnk m . \
S
Th^ frf-nmon c l n ^ M tM »rs
^wlnv mi'l Tlnirsday: T^e^ tho
S ' U l d be harder t h ^ t ^ 7
dan. Ml* I H n p h W J « k « v - g H l
O^
Her
hud In their moufhs. .Wh^n tt«*
•VouRh drops." Jkiss Hlnrjblifff. V
jittlo s«sj>fcious of J b e i*ce»^it]
t)w ooiiph drops, As;1^8^a8 m
not pprmitiwL thoy hOpj« %», **&
with couch drops. Those ipojirv
i~ " • i' '"i'^'dj
Rry froshmon!
TIIP freshman." M>i's V.V* 1* ? *9
LYN [MILLER
LEOlf EHR0L.
starring
BEN LYON
El
CONT^Nl 01
/ ^ : 3 0 - 1 ^ ^ - 1 0 -35«
Eyenjln^ —25c !>0c
f r
iv^ON^iu
the
TOMATO SO
M
. vw-y entertaining
^Ti/wcn.i.ownotWt^r^n,
THI:ATRE
H^te are peven
advantages of
buying Zeijjler
d
^h h , assembly , P « e * » f ^ - ^
^enbythe.Frl.ttnW^
5
/
NORMA S
ROBER
RER ind
0Nj|iOMERV
j
I,
Mullkvrre liefi*—
Don't i', briiiR
IN i l l l | i H Kill
tlKj^io nil M,"#
fuwic—'ihid-n,jiA !(» \vjdi»|l t»l ('UK
IUIW Z It 1 Mti (niiicyl)
Catch
:atch!0an
.milk in the. h*ri|Httkire ^ a a i .
boys each take titjfinsjjin Winjini;
'nifk to school.
' : [ .-. J." .',. '••
Evor/one w a s |vo4i«|iierin«i wliy.
day dresses w e r f WOTO l|jr;;al! «
fre'slimen Rirls 1 4 ^ JFrfdajr,; „ >b<
curiosity was relieved wheft jtl fy
wntod an «itores»t>S proj! rajn, In
...assembly. The pfrbgttirn. iWW«N
several vocal' wunAc •> by -1 h§ j?
,nnd a short play; ent Itted \fy h.^"S
cal Trnjredy." /AfterMllo jil^graia
the girls, the coridi and
LCll 'fS&..~
Base -n
basketball teams leach
-,.;.;fi^
talk tclliiiR w h a t ' t h e y 'ih'titoc ed;--"f<
nt Hie same with Rhrrifigj^r .
Everybody .nt 1 la itijr'if "• trts.
studying lately for tftcj'-ssen^s ei'_*i
inatious which arc t o ' h i k e ' p i a r e
week on January 27'amli fS
t r i o r s said tlwy .,vrn«ild<eiijifr la
o,f <-oni bread and, butter^ill;J.i
their strennon.s semester o£; t.'{bo
h tijeir history work books'.
* Sevorjat boys a r c pifricfl?
in the Ryni during' t^i>
Maybe if this practice' P
will have some 'good a m i t f i r ho?
It has been said thnt N'ovm'a ji; V>'t
Gordon Rtnnn'. and .Tani's° ] U S R 4
the best, .ami some tof f^e o t i f t
are trying to bo as^got d"iir b e
AH iyet there have been rio|| « 1
. cnftnalliics.. ,
i' ., -\
Tljeri' ware S»ur- '» ktu«l ei^tfej * h
froml the sophomofo diis>( %titii
they were as folta'ws: Pejirl PojEtlj
Hutli JohiiKoh, .loh n 'Mfc-ijriL'Wheeler Colliim,*
... . r^
-i
(Jliiilys Krop]) Hrrd Peajri];
Juniors, .were bo(h[ ahwnt
••"
l«u\t
on account of flh'wfc.
Glidy >
nbsonf TFImfsday r ml' VtAti -oh
dny.
.. ^
'.;,•' ' p
Eliwilieth I Hoffnifyer , » h ^ | i *
(rom.whnol till W i JVCP
m
il
Oraimnar School
N^IH;-..
Mrs.
n«?h>r «n
i\\ ntl«» J
-.... (iosw4ller,
w..r.>MiM-i, t<
iiii<-iipr
(Irove s<.|,i,„i ,,,,,1 M i ^ l - W a f t i .
"f Wiimlliiwn sehoi I -visitejl mitt
ni"\ II, Wwlnesdny"^iornl^[ !
Eriihvv nfTenioon yt(i wit
ly surprised wn(%rt
Him
dropped in to-nny' "«eilo,>^'
.
Kiln Ituesehinff, nneijc^tft;
r l ^ l w . .„„
teo
nna dtuhy Iloeften, rt fifth «hi«W:j
completed :V> W M k s of pcifKH-t" M
...InR-''
;,, iU.K.-?
foll
, ^i}^
°winff were' Weithlr oh
ftr, V l ri R t n e u r t
'Soo| ' '" "
H
#*#
' . ^ i « n.te^binK.' Lillian!!
^ o f i e Leurssen,
Phyl^
Maude Updsinski, 'Frftnld^i
f r a n * Heybeek. Junior B "
. Jjn «vnffen. Marilyn Prehmi
Bauer. (Hive R u d s W k i , Itrf
L"hrf fj->^IMI*>tlftufa ,
«Aj£fcKl.
.( il»TI'mH^nt^l"!J«»«ril3 h M I ^ A r t r ^ l t * ! * ' ^ '
BA RRINGTON REVIEV \ BAJIRI SfGTON, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JANUAIY 28,1932
— m m ^ j m ^mmmrn—i——
4ctivit.es of ' I ^ k e Zttrich
A
Sch<*>> Recorded!
h\ Pupils
Friday,
n
:l,i- Kreslima boys
Tl P proIMIIUS
style whow.
.p.jjntlW; o n
:X
.( iiftcrnooii. pvensevernI
II n d
;-.\-i-s,
,v,| i-vt-n !i buth..prV-ntcl.
After
,! v V ' i l l Ht'h'CtlOIIH
Tlie Val>'!l.l-l'l!
),.-1 r c!aw
,,,r. lias tyon ujitln> bn ;etl»ill
I*',* -
V«
... i
J i.t
,-l
Kriilii)
i\wlit
S«n, Spencer Loomis, Maida Bauer,
Herbert Gehrke and Shirley F o x .
P u ills* neither tardy nor absent dur;he past month
w<ere: Donald
ing
Young, Betty Geary, Arietta Loomis,
Charles Froelich, Elaine Leuthesser,
Elea lor Gehrke, Earl Young, Helen
Gartner,
Lydia " Lohman, -Harvey
Bauer, Dana R a e B l a u , and Helen
Symtjhe.
Arietta Loomis took part in an assembly program at E l a high school
Friday morning.
Grade I hare begun a n e w reader.
Grade I V gave a talk on the picture, "Liberty Bell's First Note" a t
school Thursday afternoon with pupils of the first three grades acting as
judges. Donald Y^ung stiknl first,
while Arietta Loomis ana James
Harkness tied for second. B e t t y Geary
w a s ihird.
|
Janes
Harkness
celebrated his
tenth birthday anniversary at school
Friday afternoon. T h e children sang
a birthday greeting and gave him a
big hand.
> ,
Dana R a e Blau and Edwin Irion
led tt e first grade in getting the most
hundreds*.
Suburban Depots Chief
Reason Why C. & N. W.
Retains Left Operation
,,,., spouse ri'd\l>y
lniue nin'fiJ
I hut th r* (tirls^
Continued from p n g c 1
,i lines to sorvi*
„4s!(.-thafl lioyn cbiinj liiK of their signal system to
•oiitjiiler- but also hnd the problem of
snii'll.,
i.'.yV Willi )l KIIHII' ehaiif lug all suburbun stations, Since
ivjilt » s! on* o( tjie ndvantagOH of rlglit-hnnd opprn
were about equal iked by the nd
.,11,,1)1- ami junior vantoRcK of the left-hand system, the
\\ ..man's club meet'
expei se in changing w a s not thought
lli.'V i'i»ji>vp«l t h e
jimtif ed,
ii a h UK ill w h i c h
,,:. i
i; •>>
Mr-
Lake Shore L a s t
Tht» old Lake Shore railroad, now
i l i m i s Ins : W e d
a pa t of the N e w York Central sys••<-.. T h e y I h m i K h t tem, cbnnged from left-hand to right
!• t h a n t h e ; w e r e hand operation in t|ie first decade of
, n - 1 - . l i i i m i i 1 E n g l i s h the SOth century leaving the North
.•,;'• a-Ki-.t I I r m i n e . Western alone nmong United States
William whdt
t h e y railroads as n "left-handed" one.
.-' : When.tb y saiil
There is diuadvantnge.to left-hand
M ... Iliiu'liliff w i l l n operation. I t is signalling. Right: i lie iiecevS nty of hand operation permits wayside sig. W l"US '1« mm it nals to be built along side of the
.
I,,,[,IM| t o
" ret hy"
trnck in the direction of traffic; loft, liun- hand operation makes this impractical
TIMI-I'
|>"i
xvith the large engines now used. The
• >•• s
lire
tosting North WeKtern h a s taken care ofithis
'••II'" I'lllSH
The difficulty i n some instances by buildn l.u-iiiK*llH the ing overborn! signal bridges. Recently
the installation of continuous auto>
• ii.!i-riinr \ v l V K l l l l - ion tin control on the fiOO 'miles main
',• - i n h y n i l >f the Hue lietween Chicago and Omaha has
thereby
• Kr.ilay. Hiut the elimipnted alt signals, and
signal disadvantage on
,..1 n l i - i i llif•\ l i r e - elimihnted
: ^ | ' i ' - z r a m ill t h e that section of the North Western.
One Distinct Advantage
,r-l Ml I nttsi ti-,1 o f
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Hut there is nlso n distinct ndvnn- i - h v t i n ' L'HVIIp
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contended. I t places
• r I hiIH-M^I im In tWestiMU official
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of the [the engineer on the inside of the track
- ,. li -.'.iv.' a short i w h e i " he may see his right-of-way
Ilaviifg the engineer In the
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! center of a diiliible-tracked stretch is
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•• • .-.,, ,-.,1,. i- i \ , i m - hii\ii|g an nutomobile driver on the
• :•' ,kV plan • next left in "kwping-to-thc-rigiit" trnlllc.
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"One thing certain, weigh ndviin: ' i .'li |..y i in,'ill
, t«K« s <>f one system against iidvmi•
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liter
t rages of the other as ymi may." he
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said "The Chicago untl North Western railway will continue to be the
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only railroad operated completly left1 -•
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hour handed probably for .ninny, yours to
.- l.,..„s • Mi w e come."
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Work in Opportunity
Room and Kindergarten
Told at P.-T. A. Meeting
inli-iils
pres dent Nai les Coi
Committees
Three Blocks Are
R ^-Subdivided for
Assessing ^urpos
Continued from page 1
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for Chamber
of Commerce
Continued from pa#e 1
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trusti es and the plat a s submitted 1 y
Mr) iValbaum w a s accepted. A . 13.
Lines appeared before the board a i d
asked that an easement for a s e w i r
line «onnecting h i s property and ru \ning through a neighbor's lot 1«
draw i up and placed on the village
rccor. Is. The village attorney w a s i i
strut' ed to draw \\t> the easement ai d
prese it it for s t a t u r e of the p e p
sons concerned.
Tin matter of moving the fire siren
to th< north side of the North Wesjt
ern t neks w a s brought up and a d
cision rendered in favor of leaving It
location.
Trustee
in t i e present
Schrojeder presented nn estimate en
the c i s t of moving the siren and r>routii g the wires,
the estimate
amou iting to $300.
To Repair Sewer Pump ,
Tin village engineers presented a
repor on the sewer situation ii| Jew *I
An auxiliary pump w a s used
Park
near he ITough street, bridge to pump
ho effluent into Flint creek In ordir
t o \ d e ermine the cause for the "back
up"Nrater 1 . N o leaks were found In
I t wits the engineers
the iy«tem,
conte itldn thnt the pump w a s nut
pump ng to\cnpuclty and upon rocor i
ineiul itlon oK x tlm board tho pumpi
will I o taken u p for cleaning and r '
pairs
Tin street ('onimlftee w a s lifvtrucl*
ed by tho board to buy gravel and till
in ho es wherever found necessary ft r
tboro ighfnni in tho outlying, strc^'U
Tin lihrjiry board w a s instructed
that 11 bllht accrued in the operation
of thjtf library be - paid through tile.
villng treasurer upon approval of tlicvlllng lionrd.
Trustees Reject Village
Auditors' Compromise
Continued from page 1
neces'nry thnt the records be 'brokep
downl and recohstructcd
"It is because of finding this Hit lit
tion hat w e are asking that w e I e
paid idditionnl comp n nHation for furnisliii; g the detailed information cal
ed foi
"W believe that you should hnv|e
called for in thjc
r)ie i iforination
contn ct, and that In addition thereto
you f hould iifstnll n system of at
count ng.
"Tl e actual cost of the work thujs
far d Mic, aside from any charge for
overln ad oi' profit, amounts to about
$ 2 , 2 « 00, and it will probably cott
Uu ad itionnl $7.r)0,0(K) to complete til
IMidir. furnish the delnllc<l infonm
tion, i ml an accounting system layou
"In order to show our nhsolut
good 'tilth and our desire to be pei •
tcctly fair in the matter, w e nro wil
ing l< complete the iitidit and furnis
the (I1 tailed informal ion called 1'of,
down to April HO, lti'M, mid in add
tion hereto, to furnish an nccoun
ysteni layout and supcrviFQ
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the i inking of the entries on tli
new system forms for the period frmi April 30, 1031 down to m i l
including December 31, 1081, by yon
officei 4 or employes, VBUC1I supervision
to be furnished from* time to time n
the e itries' arc being made, or unt 1
tlie sii mo have been ^omjileted, for tli
sum i " .$1,800.00.
"W believe the trustees, u a n t t h ,
in this matter, and that if
be fa
they v4 ill give this matter their earnest
consideration they will agree that on
offer s more than fair
"W will appreciate it-Jf you \vi
preset t this letfer to the board
truste « at the next regular meeting.
Very truly yours,
Arnold, Himnielblnu & Co."
nlisent
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I't.arl r.ihliiinii. more help is needed along thnt line
I !(n llauri
and than iimy other. The child is often
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handicapped by one or> more things—
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Senne, poor health, a limited vocabulary, nn
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ii ah-ent last week unstable emotional background, or re•5
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C l a d j s w as tarded mental development.
i"\, Pearl ojn Fri'Ju case of retarded mental develop•Iment iv;e must wait for time to solve
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h s t ' i i t the P rolileiu but the other handicaps
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can he" overcome by patient xvork in
the schoolroom. A child who is slow Radip Service Department
'.' iimn.ir School Notes
to lea rn must he given easy things to
at Schroeder Hardwiar^
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Mi-s Watts, ieiicJier Unit he is being successful in grapp.-', v
ling tfith IMM reading. | A day by day
A liew radio service 1 department
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which shows his progress, is a will b> added to the Schroeder Hnrt;.'innrning
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great source of encouragement. More
i' «.- wen. pUnsimt diflicu r lessons arc introduced grad- ware i 'o. beginning this ii^eek-cnd, a< cordin: t o announcement made by I .
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T A. Simpson ually.
In brief, patience, frequent A. Sc iroeder. This department wil I
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T i i d e r , repetitions, and encouragements are be urn er the supervision ^f a, comfyc ifl,| I
a lit'th e r a i l r • have neede-1 to overcome reading errors' and t e n t , r i d i o man and will be equippe, I
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to service radios of all makes. AnMrs, Wirt Lawrence, president of nounctment of the new service ar,neither ibsent the n>wly organized P . - T . A., pre- pears on another page oi this issu*
f..iirth month of sided it the meeting, which w a s con- of Tli4 Review.
eluded by a social hour.
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Lillian
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M.iPhyllis
iauer.
BIRTHS
Kraiiklin 'lining,
.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lesner of
• lm:i,>r Hoegni. AI- Stat ion street are the parents of a
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•' Pi-ehni. (Jeran) son, b irn January °.2.nt the Barfingi'.i..-; , ,
-iiis-ki. I Judy n,,,.. 'on Grneral hospital.
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Drunk O n l y a s P e n a n c e
In ibis voluinleJ 'The; English
Medieval. Feast" jwijlliam Edward
Mead sets forth a' myriad of curious facts about, jthe eating habits
of those valiant tre lctiermen. the
Anglo-Saxons of the Middle agea
Gasfronomical habits of the period,
he shows, were based more often
on necessity atfsta{ from, conditions under whi&i they live than
from national Mlosrncrasles, out
many of them survlvi • in some form
in the present-dajy ncipes.
It is staggerin; tc copipute the
amount of bevera ;es : (water excepted) that was regarded then as an
average day's ratio i in a single
household. At oie 'east lasting a
week In the hotnei of he Archbishop
Neville, broth<r of the "kingmaker," for instance! tlie guests were
Sirovided with' the equivalent 'of
3,000 dozen of wlie and 75,000
gallons of ale, he sta :es.f The small
household of the e a l of Northumberland nccoi nted annually for 1,1001 dozen oflwli|e pnd 42,000 gnl
tons of nle.
Water In those! ItiJnes was drunk
only as a petiancvt nd-was known
commonly ns "rot-gut stuff;" Since
sanitation wus entirely outside the
ken of the wisest of the Jige, and
the quality of ary vater ttised for
drinking likely to be ejvti'omely
Inferior, It was a w serti«{»({hprecaution to Ignore, it
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Leave* Smal| Prefit
The average cost jto the government of handling each letter is 1.73
cents.,
\ p enerab e Welsh Ch ur'ch
lAflir beliife' cl iscd.'for 75 years,
a I church ne ir Llysdulai|, Wales,
wjios; a g e Is tin known, ut has a
T y e l r Ir-centuKv pulpit,
ms been
openc 1.
WORLDS CREATES
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U$EHOLD
AIJTO&
SPECI X' IES
A $IG Bi G A N l o r a
Dl ME
Sqhroeder ard^ar|e Co.
202 S Cook St.
BURRINGTI; x, IlLLIlKOIS
Jmt phone your order
Barring ten 548
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100 W. MainS
- 1 ^ngton, II
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We are pleased' to announce that
iwe have established a Hadioi
'Service Department at our store
which will be in charge of a first
class radio mechanic who Is capable of repairing all makes and
hook-ups. efficiently,
Phone 3fi
Just phone yofif trouble*
to us and we will call ani
Pnil
examine your radio ian)
give you an estimate on
the repair work.
Mr. Herman Runlkis of Detroit
w r i t e s : , " A few. liars of thanks from
a rheumatism sufferer —my first hottlc
of Kruschcn Salts took all fho aches
and swellings out »f my Joints—with
my firsi bottle I went on a diet and
lost 22 pounds and now I feel like a
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A car richly t o deserve the word—the 1932 HUDSON Eight!
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FINISH-,
tlarUy CHARACTER "•"an inand brilliance of color comple- genui fyofengineertngdesiguland
menting interiors in pastel tones anlm egrityofmaterialsandcon. —for thefirsttime a\tistic unity strut, ton tojustify the industry **<
in the automobile:
admo tltion: "WatthMndsonV'
BEAUTY •~difintd in lh»
hngir, lower, nmpint "ipttdi
and itrtamt" inspired by the
tdrplame'e grace:
fm wm^mm^m.^'gem-lihe
in
steadiness and quiet, 101 full
horsepower at 3600 r.p.m.t
from the most able high-speedl
hith-comprosston eight on ike
road today:
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VALUE-* the eye and by
wealth of equipment ]nuovatious
demo, titration, literally by hunof'astonishing convenience, and
dreds ofdolUrs the most motor
nolf to be expected Of other cars
car ft r the money that jou can
for months to come:
buy.
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You are not asked unreservedly to
accept this estimate of the new Hudson.
Indeed, w e prefer that you do not.
until you have seen land ext mined
with care the cars themselves. When
you have done that, you will underMAJOR SBMBS—/,32" who[olbnso.
Thete richly styled large, impoiin£ eara are replete with every eon*
vfinienee and the many extras that
add so muoh to comfort end pride
of ownership. Listing flrom $1445
to $1595.
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STBRLINO SnnfBs—126\' wheelbase.STAN >1RO %I«IBS—<i/y" wheemst..
Especially designed to meet the 'Com il|ete in ev|ery essential derequii omenta of tbosej who desire tail vita many betterments pat to]
•q ex :ra roomy and luxurious oar be hi d in* other' ears priced huriwith appointments )n keeping. dredi of dollars blgber, tbis i*riss
Listin ( front $1275 to $1295.
will i ppeal to a valt army of buyers. Lilting from $995 to $1098.
ALL PRICES F. O. BJ DBTROIT
INFORMATION »101 Horsspowsr at MOO
r. p. m. Hu Ison Spatd* 85-90 Milea ho HcXir
Silent Second Speed 55 Miles *Rlds Controie
*LsteralSpriigSeatCuibions SimpliAMStlMtlve Free Wh isllng Syoobro-Meab Tjrtnsnria*
sipa Silent CsnstantMeah Second Gear *Star»
tlx, Self-Start ir and Anti-Stall 'tajck-WeJoa
tristrument P|«iel Tnermoitatlo Carburetor
Heat Control Anri-FIood Cboke 14 Spark
lYngNew Moi labia {tMUMCobrf »nd Black
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* These, and a t impressive, list of other IfMtlnstvo
features at ne i ttracost, Illustrate the completeness
of lUdtn mi itandart'tqntpmm .
HUDSON BIGHT STANDARD SBDAN
MVS PA3IBNOBR8 .119" WHBBLBAflE . fiOM P.O. B. DBTROIT
HUDSON
Hrt<fao „ h
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BARMNGTON HUDSON-ESSEX CO.
303 E Main Street ;
| Tel., Barringfon 25
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stand why, With proud confidence,
we wish these :ars to make thei|* own
impression; Y m will be welcome in
any Hudson st owroom, whether yeu
intend purchasing a motor car at tbi
time or in time! to come.
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THREE SPLENDIIJ NEW SERIES OP GREATER tjlJBHTS
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ISHES
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Hdspital
How One Man
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School, district Ji. s planning a (Tat^e-n ine partjy foiv^)ii<[h we^Vill « » •
a Valentine, box. It will b ^ e c q i ited
by two of' the pu;tils appointed b y
^ Hard S.Kinncr,' [»re/ident it1 t h e
AcliievemWit club. /The {arty! w u t
start at t|"o o'clock.
Relrbshn snhi
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.an going tp draw mamas so none will
be slighted.! W e alstj jwfil pl»y « M I L .
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fhe boys' a r e org mizing; i b«» ball
tei m. A s ,tvC expec; many [.tamec V e f
w i l elect.captain alj Our Achjlevei l e n t
meeting Friday, and.he will ftialii t h e
lineups,
W e hav<e some jgobd, j|ro»V
pe ts, .
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American Oyft«-i PearlUtt
The American variety of oyster
used as fopd is said by the bureau
of fifiheflesr never; to produce pearls
of a marketable valjue. The pearlmaking material It secretes Is not
of the gem qua-lit
new man,"
SCHOOL, NteVtS ,./
Lacly's Ejruclite "Haw-d'y-Do'*
At a literary tea , party, D. B.
JLawrenctj took me a:rpsa the room
to Introduce me to his wM«f who,
Interrupting her conlvwsatloo: with
another woman, bearhed at me very
largely and said: 'What do you
make of life?"
"Co ate, come." said her husbaud.
Our discussion continued for several hours. Lawrence's Idea of im-l
morta I life' was not sc methlng which
would start after deiith, but "a living reality within us, going on even
no^f, all the time, though Intermittently clouded over py the iHusiotf
of tlme:7—William Gerhard! in the
Saturday Review.
Beginning Frida y, Jjah 29, w e i will
make one free d ill very each day of
all orders sent t D orphpned to obr
store before 2 p.m. 'his service
will «lve residerts of 1nke Zurich
and leurroundinc territory a coin
nlete1 registered d.rujr s tore service
with! no extra charge far dellverj
I. W. L^geichult^
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T o lose fat S A F E L Y and quickly
take one half tcusjp'ooiiftil of Kruschcn
H e a l t h f u l Huntidiiy
H u p l d l t y In houses should he Malts in a RJass* 'or l o t water in the
from 30 to 50 per cent, but in most morning before llreul fast
F o r your health's Hike ask for and
house) It Is prpbably 20 pfr cen^t or
lower-too dry fc[r health. The dcy- get Kruschcn—tne| cost for a bottle
that lasts 4 week's It but a trifle at
er the nlr the m< re dlfficplt It Is to any drugstore iri 'the world and if
heat i house, as nolsUird In the nlr aflj'r the first bottle am are not joy
cn,rrles nnd retn ns boat, If frost fully satisfied with results—money
formi; freely on the Insh a of the back. Frodlnnd DniK Co.I nnd all good
gljiss there Is pi obably ei nugli hit- druggists will be l^hu to. supply you
m (lit j . If there Is no slgt , ]of frost,
tiia a I ;• Is too dry
and residen s cf (the rural conimuhity beiv^em Lake Zurich
and Barring tpn
29, 1932,1 will be in
Barrirgton daily, and
at youi'slervice to do
Electrical Work
^' Station Si reek or 622 Grove Avenue
Bar ington, Illinois
Institution f o Study
of H u m a n Intelligence
Thi most curl ms museum In the
worlt Is In Vierna. It Is a'tached
to a scientific Institute f>r the
study of human nteJligeijice and Its
exhlb ts consist entirely of brains.
AlreaJy the tnuieum :ohta{ns .the
brain i of ninny |pien who achieved
grent eminence 'In tlelr day, and
nenrli 1,000 pcfrsonal flow living
huve bequeathed | tliclr brains to tt.
Tin- brain of the i|ivenage European miin weigls about1 forty-five
ounce 8, nnd that of a womnn forty
ounces. Genera ly speaking, the
more Intellect!!! I Its owner Hie
licnvt»r the bruin. Byron's brnln
weighed (H)| ouncps, Kant's (M, and
that )f the greiit UUHBIUU. Turgonlev, 07 ounces,
Tlu weight ol the bruin can be
culculuted with | extraordinary nccuraci' from inc isuromentis of the
skull. It lias thus bjeen possible to
find I IOW many typjes of primitive
men compared,-is regard^- brains,
with lumun beings of todajy. "Mls»Ing 11 iiks," such us the a|)p-nluft of
Juva, the I'ekln man, nnd'the I'lltdown man, had |very tight brains:;
but t le people vibo llvedl 20,000 or
Sp.OOt years ajo nnd inade jthe
\voud!i-fuI (Hut implements found
In stpie parts >>t France, or the
beuutlfu.l paintings discovered lu
Spanish caves, h id brainsj as he^ivy
as th ose of mot ern men.
Bull the Iw&yltpt prftln pn record
-It velghed seventy-flve ounces—
belonged to an Idiot!
Lake Zurich
People
jAnnouncfemeht
on
BEOINNINO
Firiday, January,
\IUWAIR
groumltf—B, A. Sihroectet, c h . ; Howard I . Castle, r l W . | H | t j e , Henry
Lipoftky, B . P . (Jraber.
T r a l e Practices! and Cliirities—H.
H. Winte,»ch.; \Af N . Lap direr, E . P .
AVichnian1, H . T. gcliroed^jr H . Fredltind.
Ger eral Commi tee—C. E . Billings,
ch.; ( eorge J. M i l e r , Roy l£lepper, A.
J . Ewing, Thomau Dockers
Boy Scout Ci>mmitteeJ-John L .
Bell, eh.; Rev. (f. R, ftrussel, Rev.
Hermi inn Koenig, P . R. Dpover, , E . J .
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BARRINGTON REVIEW
E S T A B L I S H E D 1885
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LESLIE W. .lilcCLUIl B, Editor and Publisher
Chu ch Nem
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W i l L T B I l R. W I N T B R I N O H A M
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Tho informatory doublolg.itltl «n
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important factor In Auctlo,! «nti Con
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pr^ienti
win* jlf^rN^hf
Ipadei
loitiof
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and pqullng quastloM
of IWddltig, Pi
Whin
tod doftl
deal ir
examp e, s«|)po»o tho
in,yoi hold *lx( , •olHuUor
iiio irHmp aridjeeond li« ftljloufilef «p«dei(.IUiobllRntorlfu >'"»:«'» hw
(iiforiiuiforyJ.wTtli what t; w o f hand thatiultoVBrparinM m h'iii»|i mill
thoitld th«dealer'! nttrtnor imko» bid? thaobligaum laluit m lym wli«iv
There ItstlHcotiildorttblo<IffoMiiceof the no truif p haaibee d Hl'Inl.iSiicli'
opinion ttmoiig tho expart i at. to the a bid give? psrtnllr ei \k
.Jiii'inijiilloiv'
proper procedure In .thb Mtutt,ien,.tat that you hive nj jus
the writer litis very defln! to ideal Ih and ibat IfifoltniiiClohf |n iy lie -¾}.
regard to It. There era ft ur d itlnet valuable,
tfcpee p( hahde at eltltef Auction or
Pi lei i r /
Contract which iliould bobld by the
, ¢. V J»s
ealer'* partner over an I ntemmtory
Cluba 4 ^ 1 0 , , .
oublo of one no trump. F rati with a*
Diamonds-:", i
and aa good aaanorlglna no trump,
'Spadeii-»-7,,f,H
ealer's partner ihould re Ibuble. For
ejtample, with a hand of thjis typet
« lYf'!
H|6arta-r.A,4.2
.1 ».
Cpbs — K» 7,4
: A' f ;
Bin and JSM* ^ { I / J
mi
S
:
Z
Diantonds—J. 10,3, W
L*%.S^adea-^K, 10,9
The redouble is a poweifiil weapon '\M» acttrej rubber ga ifc, 7. <lcah and
when properly used and ti e source of bid o n e n o t r u m p a n d , eld iblednvhat
or
riany big penalties. After a| redouble,' should Y n b w b i d a t « M d Auction
W vn Pas»d
partner should double any ibid made 'ty&S&M*^*'
and Z bid t^o spades,: M i A doubled
and tr^ for penalties.
Second: If the dealer's pirtner holds what should Y n o y bi j | , |
as good as an original bid i n] a suit, he ,f From the foregoir ;|< Iscussion it
should bid ijwo in the suit over the; should be Obvious th tf^ should bid
hearts over the d< Ibl **Hehassix
double, For example, with) a hand of two
hearts and therefore ai obligatory
t liis type, bid two clubs:
take-out of Ihe no trur p.j ftermakini!
Hearts]—10, 4 , 3 , 2
the mistake 'Of passir ;, f swever, the
Clubsi-A.K.J,*,^
right thin A for Him 5 <f> is .not so
. Diamonds—^^10, 7. ->.;
obvious. When B i so passed the
Spades—9,2 >,:/.
double, it Was evjden th t he, did w
because he was certaii of efcati^Z's'
By so doing, you give ttie exai
one' aO trump bfd. • ti, t :hcr words
formation t o your partner that
Have as good as an original bid in-that both A and Js have tM ated strong
s lit. It is the only way y >u can' give hands. Z's subseque ti >id of two
t lis exact information at d for that spades merely indicate th therealized
reason} the opportunity sh mid not be hw no trump bid wo lid iro.bably. be
defeated and that he igu id he had a
lost. •!. -. • '" v'-"-r I ••'.
chance to get < it c trouble by
Third: If the deafer's_par tner holds a better
bidding apades.' ;
;
.
8:t-up minor suit, he snoi Id bid two •J. A'a dbutilp of, two pac » indiated
n o trump oyer the double. B or example, h;fefcX)uJd defeat fhat bi< soJY wa»
vith a hand of this'type, qid two no confronted!with,a c ffi<
trump:'
.•' \
'• The fact that he had hric It problem,
Hearta — 7 , 6, 2
an argument agains - spades was
Iding three
0 u b s —10,4.,3
hearts;
but
his-outsi
ej
I
ind
was to
Diamonds — A, K, Q, | , 7
weak that there Was li tie
•Spadea-^-J, 4; . •'
forZtojnaketwoispa el.
Here again you have the Opportunity hand, Y had,astrong icjart suit and, if
to give this exact informat on to part- hispartner had high ( irdi in the other
ner and you can only do so] by bidding suiu; he woiild have
o< d chance to
the two no trump.
makft hfa bra. For tl
eaioas, the
| Fourth: If the dealer's pirttier holds writer is of the opini ti it V should
a hand which 'justifies a major suit bid three hearts ove
two spade
teke-out of the no trump rrespective bid at either Auct on
ntiact.lt is
of the double, it should alto be bid over a close question at d s . the value of
the double, For example with this bidding such hanlsi t o ce )ver the
type of hand, bid two spades:
double.Thenyppton' get nt( trouble.
(now fencing, now In pla<|c,'protects' far better |ire|jim (1 '-.^'jw|fl,l*,l> 1'oa,,•
miles of right-of-way n Illinois, open; *hV winter- \m
bee i • before;
I^ttl^WpN
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:
|ta>rli1H»»i» - • f l f H 1 ] * '
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;;it N ,„ r IMI weckwh^.t*
ITiedMa. KrMar'ftiab^'fl^ til
i mt
^^:1::.¾..¾¾
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. L m.ri t'oiich t'lafk h.it a ch
mrt
. «II i * «•«iii5d in \foVMi
" , , . 1 of aJtlc hut (Ii fiuil.
„ ;'Xoftl5M«-roon^|«|re
J ;
iVuch for t h e m ; Tfc^Ffa'
J* o n,{f hitting jiltliffl W*
mid.' throe field goals t h r ^ g h M
SS..
Thorp. W o i r n n d ^ i i | e r
5™ coring, Tbla J ^ t : ^gf
Wltl, «onio defeats differed *y l i e
r n l
n„d Uydeii puts B » " « j " : ^ ,
Z\ Pl*«.»n t«>c K o r t h w ^ > !
w
Klgin Gets Late S^lrt
Tl.« Klgin "-B" team wa>« cpmf
of plenty of big boys, bii th^
ilie Broriks g e t * 17 Ho-7 lea I 0.^1
in the first, h'nlf. Elgin put »n afi
i n the last qunrtcr-but-«iaatyi
ntnved it off and ..enhic, tbrhugH
a five point margin. Ha|r5rj3J
•8nd Hill Grabenkort: I«l' t | f , , j w
.- with live and four .basketis H*r
'•ly('
,,-: 1'
.The Ponies also .vonlwtji
games <>f the week-end.; *$iyr -trnulrle in disposing of Ela 3$ to-1
Friday night, but theyjlet 4pic&
sjiji away from them aiv|E«iB, i
man's basket broke t i e j t?» 'to
with o"ly a minute left [tp g<N,.
favjrj
"final fiore was 27 \o 25: Si,—
,
la
the Ponies. Their Win OVCB Ela
se
thorn into at least a titi for* m
place with the undefeated Lib
ville seconds lending thy paok
f Tlie box Rcofcs': i.lj .FG
] Brctm lios, 27
...i •. 0 :
jWillinnm, .f ...
'1'
sWaggoiH'r, f ...
1
jWolf, «'
lTh<>n>, K
<fv
o
iMeiiter, K
[Miller, f
.*,
o
Lmidwer, • f ...
• .-..0i t»
UtM'HO, (•
. I)
ti
Grnhi'iikorl, g,
:.'o--! 0
Aiiderwiii, u .,.
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Ilolh, ir ..:.„.-....
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llranding, f ... .."
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ll-'j
Ileckmnti, r . ..".
I'etersou, g
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Barringtorfsi
With UbertyVi
Conference Touraey Held
Liberty ville; finals
Saturday NigltC
i The nnmml NV>rtliWes.t Coiifri
• touriiament wilfejje held-:at| L i t
ville o„ Thurisday, Friday' a i d . 8
day of tliiw week, Tw^^gftraes wi
Played oii.Tfiursda'y.^iight'and'-thi!
winnerN of ithese, together w i t h from tho other s i x Wtjfereiic* s e
will Ni„<fP n four i?6un(|:Batt}e o n
-flayjiiglir^ The'semi-Jihals w i l H
i- -" 8 , , l r , l»y afteErffion arid the fin*
:
I Saturday ni R lit::''
- |. "
: The drawings provide ' five gj
V wh "' 1 »>ight 1*11 bo Pail^l'nat
>or the outcome o f almost alf of
[ <«» mh-ettnln,- . l > . p « i r i h g s art•wnviHe nnd I^yden. Eln and':
;•""••» nuconda. and Wnrrcni^Li
to,, Heights and Antiocli. and a :
win 'I • ? '"'rtt-Barrinntoiv'SeA
w
»h I/ilmrtvvilb>:
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WHiicata arc ^ ^ ^
B»^ington md w . w l f e \ h # ^
»"••
iH'sideK/: They J are UUAM
in the conference race «„d lavt
»^trlmmrdPalathieqot«i5ir
. « "» 'den of it jieir B^qr'ibs?' Pi
..fJJJ,'- trouble j„ t«kiiWiPa>
-.• £ 2 , ^ , ^ «'W?rfn«.:in coinwii
,m.iR,. it ImeMittajij
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^ 2 ^ ^ - ^ - Witi*
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AUCti
LETTER
4 mm
tiAKRINOToS REVIEW
•
Uiow to play
WASHINGTON
By Rational Editorial Assojclat,lion
Balanced Budget a t Institute I
METHODIBI EPISCOPAL
Special to The Review)
flowing tho year 1 0 8 1 with a balTho Barrington Community drchestn , undur tho dlPublished every Thursday .afternoon at Barrington,
o'clook anced budget, wntf the fheerful niesminoU, and Entered aa Second-class matter a t the B a r rectlon o W . . . N . Sears, ivlll play nt, the 7 : 1 0
THE, MOST I M P O R T A N T little
NPrvlca. If not worshiping olKewhwre, ^-e nrko you tos»g> tho trust MW of the Art Institute
rinftonpoittollce under Act of March, B, 187Q.
hiind
of liolltlclnns in tho country toIn
this
help
IIH
to
on
joy
the
waning
and
to
us,
oomo wltl
o! Ohlcngo jiiavo to tho governing
day, is'tho domocrntlc policy comniltespecially attractivo way, 'mnko I l l s irilse B|orlni»,"
Member oil
moi liters nt (lielr annual meeting Inst too which fiinotlons nt tho:ra|)itol, On
At th lOiiUI n, m. hoiip, wa Invito yoi to a heartN A T I O N A L E D I T O R I A L AHHOOIATION
sdiiy, . Extrnctn from the, nniiiml their ulionldcrs tout the fate of liniior'm clh >lr mid Tut
enlng woibhlp Morvlco with Our oxt'tilteiit •IIO'WH!
I L L I N O I S P R H J 8 AHSQOIATION
i<epirt{ fpnlpl li'd by Director Hohtirt tnnoii lealsliitlfiii, ,KVPH tho ci'ltlcs In
a wrmon for tho»o ymmtit t linos.
tho nvlmlillcnn camp hnvo COIKHMIIHI
' ,
Oardtt of hank*, resolution* of condotonp*, obituary
(Hillre i NCIIOOI, Oi.'lO it, |m„ Nowlnli IMaggf. Nilipm'iii" li. irnralKvfnllow:"I'IIP Art Inatllutti linn for wivturnl flint t h i w mm, tln\ linnrd of Htriiti»«,v,
poetry, memorial*, and all iiojlcit* of cntarthlnmenta or tfinliMitl ilid Ilnwitt'd Hni'iilcn, ««KIKU|I1| mipoHiit mdunt,
ymrit liwMJi fiimpelN•.tff^.WMtrlfl^i m hnv« f iiH'tliincd iidmlriilily sliiofl flip
t o d a t y and ohirch NUIKH t»t(il imvtlim given f<fr iiwiunlftfy
A M I : fl it, i in,, llw jyounj |i«opl«'a m ?l«jo,
««t vitltm iitiit In ;foi't!Bo iipwled Im tipllKWI'llN 'UNHHilKMl WilliI'fll Of t'll.B
iijiilly
.NiitiniW
iitti
4
flilJO
ni
\\h\
w\v
Maeflt wjll bf chawed for
Kt'ltln
IKHIMI of l'opi'imentnt'lveH, The fnct.l»
•4«—"—"*T
(iliiifch I fight wlili « coy mul'dlsh flmiw "it»r "Piotl, |»ri) 'piiitmls II III Ntil If fttlll|tlOliH, () tf1 tlinl
ihl! futiiro of flii'li1 piiKv de|MMii|n.
nx||«ii(tllui'itHi
luring
the
f
t
r
n
m
t
ye
it
All voinnjunlcntlono sliouM lie. nddrewti'd to the
lilt
It
nt
Inn
Faith urn ICiiii," " (lomoi|j[«u noml no IIIIIHW
woi»» for ;lns iiiicts $00,000 l(is» tlitui rnoi'a on lliclr Jiidgiiu'iit t inn o1| (.lie
thrin (hi* llrlng Niiiiitwlc itiHi mid n »IIHI |(1 llltMS,
tint t In 10I2H Anmiitl i'wcl|its fi'nii HiHmlleil high (vitniiinnil n t tlieli )m>
1
H, i m E H M A t f , I 1IHt
itnr mttlc fit i litliiwiiient fiiiidH-..whlcni llfliiinl iiiirty bmi Uiiim'terN. With- vltiil
100 NOKTIlfcoOK HT.
nAIUUNOTON, ILIj,
^^^^^^______Jt_l__ij2jiiErn •
1 (imii iMII -"— wm » I M ^ I W * * " » ' l"" "' - - - ^ ^ I.
itillilit litivip linen apiillfil to the \»if iioii'|)iii|tlMitn omhi'KiMR'y ieglHliilloii fuf
HAItlllNGTON EVAMJISLIOA^ :% •UrVkl BR IN
cliiiw of wni'N of iit't, In Iho ivnuniiu t*AU\L < nii«t(»(l slii;tn law lli^i jmrtlsHii
TELEPHONE, BARRINGTON NO. 1
tn\ $200, M10, ni't> tiseili for geuei'iil qui'Ktloji iiKiilii .fftlsim Its lieiid, In
OrottVHaU.
sliniilng Itwlsltftlvo pollidoM tliey itmy
inn ntouii nee, Uedt'llits. from nieii»her» agree lieiii't itiii^ soul, with the iiidtlves
A. m.
Dlvlnij services every Bunduy fit 10
MORK ABOUT THE AUDITORS I
luktivn
fnl
on
off
n
ml
itmnlclpnl
tax
Mhli
Bible ilass and Hundnyl school at 0:4 J a. ti.
of uiidei'lyljig plans ndvuiicwl by their
Before going into a discussion of the argument 1«;»
Tho iJiithornn church Extends to all who are at the fun lis ret efvcil through the sriutli phi* brethurji tij harass and defeat the reboai'd.hiiv^ linen shared with a mM publicans hut the pulley group must
tween the amounting firm of Arnold, HimihelbhiU arid present tjno without a church homo a s MWO
IH Ration ItiHllitutkiil t|m Shcdd Actiunriuin, and weigh
t'ho |ci')ii«C(iiieiic(iH.
jCo. and the v llngc board, wo arc going to relate an inci- to attend its services and classes.
thelefoito groiitly reduced. W o enteretl
D.
C.
HENMO,
l
a
s
t
>r.
dent of a fiat fight between two youths which w e witupot the ciirreitt^ year, with a budget
1302 Ni 14th A^ enuo
defi'it <f,„!|26iOOO, toward which
nessed 14 years ago in a m i l i t a r y . c a m p . Onp boy, withTIIEJ SWORD ,OF DAMpCLES
MelrofcPark, ] 11.
Preildeni Po|.ter' Palmer contributed never.'eyoked more fear'tllmn *be ajftcrout what is kbown as a "fighting heart," hak the speed,
16,000. T h o u g h the^inost rigorous mnth of the nntion-iwide wage cuts'by
punch,.etc., which were giving him a decided edge over
intirnal ecoiomles nnd unexpecti
FIRST BAPTIST
the railroad: workers. Congress has
tte£.other lad Who lacked th ese essentials for boxing. Thje
Bible jiehool, 9:36; SloVning worshpl, 10:3|5; IvniDrs nbn recui ring receipts the trustees ai(e been sitle-steppirig what J s .obviously
happy to reportlto thcgoverhjng memother lod, however, hod a "fighting heart" > and would and B . Y P. U., 0:45; Evening service, |7:30.
ber i a com ition which isValmost the ineyrtoble—--a sizeable Muictipn of
not quit. F i l a l l y , during i lull i n the scrap, a friend
he
theme: unl Hie nmonir Chicago institutions— salaries /of 000.0001 on igotyrnment
I n ••the morning the pastor will spcal on
of the kid w i o was gettinc the worst of the argument "The Wa; to the Kirigdoml' , and in the ereninif, ":rollOw- a hilnncid budget for the year ending payrolls. It has b|cn rather! pathetic
suggested the! two "quit e*en." The boy who had the ing the Old Trail."
Deilmbe • 31, 1931.
,
\ to watch them dodge around the issue
Our cl oirs will furnish special music; nnd.ull t ie cbn• w to the gamer but poorer
t. i«: ¢118 :omnry, in most annual by resorting to<\ pariinnientary tricks..
fight all but I won, ran ov
hyn ns.
reports, ;o erd With a summary i>f fn- The house ap propitiations • committee,!
fighter and si ik his hand as a sign of tru< :e—quitting gregation join in the sinking of the g* spel
Visitors
are
always
welcome.
stitijtiori:;l
needs- and nn appeal for which has beeii drafting bills for goviad
virtually
von
the
fight.
In
Dther
words
even-after he
support.
jThu
jtr^mtces feel that such eriimeiit expei diturps, could not proCHARLJIS
R.
D
R
t
S
S
S
L
,
Past
he compromi <d when he had everything tin his own
an
jppej
1
a_t
thisj
time would ; be both vide the. seriaw and house |? ith a loopside, and did lot need to compromise,
hole. Th^ word hap been passed thdt
sclffsh ai|d ui wlisei"
Now to gel back to Arm Id, Himmelbhiu and Co., that
FIR 3T CHURCH Q? CHRIST, sciENnsr
curtailment• of'- government .projects
uafido contract with the boardj of trustees
firm made a
and reduced allotments' to d« partments
East Stain Street
Less Sickness
to audit the vi llage books at a flat rate of lijOOO. A repwill note bridg» tho gap. Additional
Sundafr service, 10:45 a. m.
the
firm
inspected
the
records
before
the
T|heffefluf
ncy,. of sickness causing savings will comVonly by ^vny of payresentative o
Sunda ' school, 9:30 a. in.
disi bility for more than one week poll slashes for federal employes, and
competitive b r of $1,000 was) submitted. Arnold, H i m
Janua y 31—Subject • Love.
ami ng a group of more than 150,000 the'workers are fairly,well organized.
melblau and, lo.'s bid w a s lot ,the lowest one submitted,
Be
Goldei T e x t : I I .Corinthians 13 4 1 . - B e ]ierfect
but apparent) tjhc trustees WCTO satisfied that t h e com be of goo 1 comfort, be ofone mind, liv i ih peacs; and ind istria I workers during the third The wage reductions accepted by the
qutrter >f 1 ) 3 1 was 2 per cent less organized railroad Workers affects-1,p a n y Was reliable.
the God <f love and peace! ^ ihall be with you.
100,000 citizens and means, c-f saving
t
After spending several v e c k s on the books, the audit
pofsky h a i ih t h e corresponding p e i o d of
The reading room, 1JI E. Station (street
N "
ore reported Hint the job u a s complicated, and records building,: trill be opentotl|cpublic from % to 5 p. nil each 103), the United States public health of about $250,000j,000.
s
e
r
ice
b'atej]
jJan.^O.
Additknal
in.„
..-_.
_!ljj
i
t
that
the
totai
expense
t
o
th t n e n e t r € B U
poorly kept,
week day and from 7 to i9 p. m on Sntui clay.
formation mi ide. available in the serthen* for wor done and fo • work necessary t o complete
'! SENATOR S W E 0 N
FESS of
vice's
8tatemSnt follows
(|)hiofri-undoubtedly' a sincere andthe job'was ,738.13. Thev added in their letter'to the
ST. I 4 N N E : S •
1 his frequency also was 15 piij- cent well-meaning legislator. Unfortunately,
board that th y would not lsk for more than enough t o
SundaK Low Mass. 8 at. m. and 10 i. m.
b e h w the ^nafderice rote for t lie cor- lie has the knock of blundering into
pay their ow expenses. T h e board refused t o p a y the
Week dajrs, Low Mass T'a. m. V
responding period of I9&9.; T i e fre- p oiltical pit-falls which leave him the
figure and o lered tne woifk completed a t the original
Devothns in honor of he Sacred ^Heirt, first Friday qucficy of homindustrinl injuries, worse for the slip of the toiigue. H i s
91,000 contract price. "'
'
hov ever, wap stihiewhnt higher dur- pssitlon as- chairman of the republican
of each m >nth. Mass at ii. m.
N o w a compromise has been offered by the auditors.
ing the recent quarter-year' than in national committee naturally singles
Confef
dons,
Saturday,
f:
p.
m.
F o r $ I , 8 0 0 . tljie firm would, complete the auditing and inthe same peiiod of either of the,two h m out for attack by tbc opposition.
,/
Baptlsjm
by
appointment
stall a bookkeeping system, the--estimated cost of which
pre
reding years] presumably »hl ac-Their, criticisms frc expected and
REV. iom J A.. DUFFI0Y, Pastfcr.
would be $-10¾). r On Monday night the trustees refused
eoiilit of tbe longer time to whitih men tiken accordingly, The Fcss. baiters
the $1,800 figure by a three to t w o vote. I t w a s rcportctf
are "exposed jto accident outside the are as vociferous ajmong hit? political
SALEM .ElVlANGELlCAl.
t h a t the board a« a whole favored offering the auditors
facfory,. a s Jhcy spend fewer hours ti|ibesman. Tito progressive republi-4
Tho. pastor, Rev. P. H. Bteuscher wi' I have fcr Sun- in It.
cans take partfoulnr delight in henp
$ 1 , 0 0 0 for thesaudit as per contract and $100 for the hew
day morn ng worship Hnrvice {the sermon subject, "Gntli1 or rc8plnitoi|y disease as, n group Irtir ridicule on the stocky Oh loan. It is
•bookkeeping system.
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Boefirlnger, i ttidcnt the decrease wn* 8 per cent fr»m the written on the wall of party councils
However, 11» that not In itself a c o m p r o m i s e ? / Should ering Day by Day." R<fv.. 'V. X
will
.occupy
the
inilplt
In
theeverting iwrvlco 10.¾) to the W a t period, and |ifl perthat FCHN. will stop down from dlreet-qsHlstant,
•the board he forced to give Arnold, lllmmclblan and Co.
Ing the party after, the noinlnntlng
Ills
subject
will
>o
"Undllut«<r
Ptfliyer.' T h e (ten: from 11)20 ;t« 1030. Y<tr each
a contract fori Installing a new bookkeeping) system, In at 7:30.
convention in June
order to get a completed audit for $1,000 which the fir«n church cfolr will sing i | Imtli morn! ng and t vonlng of Iho three nerods under reylew is/
regfirded (is cpklomlc-free
Is hound by contract to jlo for exactly that figure?
'"! services.
mong tl o bsplratory dlseaw*,
Chu
ret
school
at
0:30,
i,
m,
ClaBsqa
hftVo
Ixen
iirIf the firm failed t o 4 properly estimate the cost (if
pn(|iinioi)ift (all forms) iwhlbled the
ranged
for
all
aged,.
If
ycju
arc
not.
nitendjrig
iundny
iiudlting the records, why should the vIllaRJe engage It
ino|t Kj^ectnciilnr decrenKe. tl t» rnto
for another Job?
W h y should' the trustees "quit even" school an ywhore else wo Vould gladly welcomo
wn you In forj fhoi tjilrjl (Iimrtor of ! 1 0 3 | being
#
our
Sund
ly
school,
w h e n they hil| e everything on their o w n side?
low than half of what It w a sill the
Christ an Endeavor meetings will tie held alt 0:45 snr i<> period of [1020. Intlucusn w a s
In tercstlng prograru artrbcihg planned tor thoso rep arte 1 nt 11, slightly lower"rt te 'dut'
P^n
ing ih<| recent |quartcr than in the
nice lugs,
AND ABOUT THE BOARD!
thi'it qjinrter of, 1030* but nt i much
P. II, BEUSOHER, Minister,
lo«|op' iliite- t tan| in the ,corres londlng
While we uivc .criticised the trustees a lid upheld them
iiilrter of 1H20
on different Hibjects, w e are now going t o agree with
ST. PAUL 15VANGEUC4L
them, on one mbjeet. At the,-meeting Monday night, the
Sunday, Jan. 31
trustees were criticized for holding private meeting. W e
9:30.1 . in., Bible school
10 Million School C b i l d n n
believe that any group of public officials h a s a r i g h t . t o
10:30 n. th., English looming worKl ip.
chool en i ollment increased 5,(100,hold private meetings in order to. investigate^ discuss
I
Thursday, Feb.' 4
00( between 1020 and 1030 in the
matters, and form opinions. Official action nhbttld and
2 p, ti., Monthly
hly meet ng of the Wnman'n Union.
Un ted States, causing tho v a r i e s
must lie taken a t public meetings'. However, w e s e e
8 p. ii..,'. Monthly meet: ng of the Sen or
< leigu< T.;CJ tyjf« of Miools throughout the counabsolutely ' nothing wrong in o n e trustee* inviting t h e ITosford < f the high school faculty will d diver an address
try to pitovile facilities fW iO per
others t o h i s home—with the public excluded—or t h e on "Was lington."
cent mora students,, (he federal office
whole group i leetfrig in n privnte office, to disculss or ip
II. E . K O E M G , Pastor.
«f education announced in a Statisti
vestigate s o n v matter of public importance. T h e resnlt
cal statemenj: summnriziiig the enrollof this discuss ion or investigation^ or conference c a n only
SAiNT JAMES
public
be acted on nt the public meetings, in our opinion; but
Dumlee, 111.
Jaiiuctry
21,
every public jody that h a s ever accomplished' anything
8:00 ..oil, Holy Comaunion. 1st ijnd 3jrd £ undays
Toilay; the) statement assertsj, seven
h a s held private meetings.
out of cvejry ten Americans between 5
f Choral EJucharist.
10:45 a. m., 2nd and 4 th Sundays; Mori ing Prayer am 2 0 yea i s of age attend school
T h : following additional infoi mation
and Sera on.
con cernihg c nrollment in proportion,
Ohnrp l School, 9:30 a m.
SHOOTING THE PIANIST
to lopuiatibr, by age, and geographic
S.
R.
S.
GRAY,
]3ect>r.
William i^llen White in Emporia Gazette: Since
div sions w a i supplied :
March 4. i02i When Herbert Hoover stood on the steps
1'or the Tlnited States a s a .tvhol*,
1
of the white house and swore to enforce the laws and
of :he 17, 2((0,566 persons from 7 t o
maintain tho (jonstitution of the United States, every mean
& years of 'age, 16,398,400, o r 0 5 , 3
think possible has happened to this country. Came the
P<J! cant, attended school a t the end of
dawn of thedevil's own day. Drouth, depression and
the decade. 1 his w a s a n advani e from
the 90.6 per |cent i n 1920.
calamity tii poi i calamity rose up for which he had no
liiore responsihility than he has for the wind or the tides.
As a result, t liis country is in a Sad way and sfr i s the
The l o o k W o r m club I eld i t s f r s t iaeeting \ ^ednesThe Story of Thomas Paine
' world., It is phase Of the war. W e don't organize and day a t (ii e o'clock,
As the coun|try pays , tribute to
murder ten njillion men on this planet i»nd p u t out of
The r ffieers elected vere Mary CniiuHi, pre ddeht; Gecrge Washington during this year,'
commission fit teen million more and saddle fifty billions William Wilson, secretai y ; Shirle r,' Ltons, tre tsurer; ma; king the 200th anniversary of his
of debt upon :he w«rld, without consequences., Waps ot and Ruth Calkin«, scribe Mrs. Biirrid?e i s clul i sponi-j bin b, the United States George*Washthat magnitude do not stop when the boys ceaso firing. sor. Th« officers a l l ace >i ted their i poi itidb i ar d the^l ing ton i Bice itennial commission, reThe late war will be going on pretty well through into took char;e o f the meetink
miids ns that it is well to mark with
the 1040's w I en Hoover is gbno from the White house
There are going to be j tes of ten cer ts a mon h, an son e thought the anniversaries of
oth >r patriots without whose l loy^al
and his succet•*~~sor is in his second- term,
with that money we-sha entertkin t h i W i met clul
help George Washington might never
But Horbett Hoover has done, in this great ijmergeney and The
Story Hour at! different intervals, ^ie also have been able to achieve what he did.
the things for which he w a s sent o f Heaven,
expect to visit the club I i Wilmette.
One of these is Thomafl Paine, who
He kept nit even ktel nt the whito house,
Tho o >ject of the "Bob( Worm Clul is to i roraote was born on January 20. one hunlie has or^nnized t h e worh} ifoir peace.
better rci ding among the is ihool child ren
dred and ninety-five years ago. This
He hoscu down taxes a s n o Other president h a s ever
Iola i chreiber,. Pauline Berger, i nd RoHimhiy Jen remnrknble man was the son of a
cut them dow^
sen were chosen to give i selection if iwemf an I short Quaker wliio lived Jn Thotford, Englender his counwl and a t h i s suggestion the hourly
Innd, -a Htny-mnker by trade, Mke all
stories.
wage nealo of labor w a s ninlntalned even though the anHttirdy Rngllhli yeomen, the father- e*V
The n eetlng was then ndjonrnod
aual wage w«« cuti down by-the depression,
m'ctPd Ida aon to follow tjie family
R U T H CALKW S,
Ho did ni that could be done, which w a s precious
calling, but young ThomnN soon tired
orW; wide rrosli of agriculture, ro stabllim
little, In the'Vol
of making stays and boetimo an" egIcesi' .
agricultural Brie
'ARIPP CUT MIGH IEIP
clRoinan. Aftm- n turn nt this, lie
He has kitnt a baiikerSi pniiic from devilstuting t h e
At a inie when so many of our bn<ic AmeHoan In tried'teaching In London. But alcountry in t'lite of depression, j
dtistrleV ire wrestling anxiously for nt w outlet), it i s ready he had shown ] evidences of on
Ho has orjmnlwd the latent credit if the land in o n e sheer (fcoi omlc madness ia continue "the wtrtmekl pollejj] Intelligence far out of the ordinary,
ministering corpora t ion.
of protec ion that has ev>r been enactg I In thd United and* hadi gained tho acquaintance of
Under an organiimtion t set up by IU leadership In States" a id which has bffcii one of tho t tost iggri ivatlng Denjamiji franklin, i then living In
:
r i l , ,--v
every Amerlci n city funds are growing into the hundreds Influences In accentuating and. prolonging the ivojrll trade Bnglnndj,
of millions ' dollars to furnish emergency work for reaction. If We want to do our part fn 'rest irlftf world
In 1714, Paino cmigrotf'd to Amerevery unnemployed
•d American thi« winter,
prosperitj, wo must pull down our ow i tariff larriers ica, beai Ing' a letter of recommendaAnd his latest'act'is
i
.to further mobilize thajt latent ns a firs step toward clearing the tride chant els ion tion from FrankHii, | and soon obtained
credit Into a homo building corporation to put life into whose un ibstructed flow t h e prosperity |>f th|e wofld de tho editurship iof The PennBytvanla
Magasin>, published in Philadelphia.
the building cades. •
]
, ' pends.T-I ctroit News.
Even the n the American ^iir was full
Everything that man can do he has done. H e h a s
of the spirit of independence, and
done It bray elly. H e has d^ire it wisely, with a n in/ellecThe 1 talworth company' will concen rate the|manti- Paine nut nerely swung into the
tnaj honesty hat shrank from demagogy. Hlilo^r will facture ofj brass valves and fittings) formerly
han lied in movemeit bjut .rapidly forged to
mark him forj great figure in this world of these times. the Bosto l plant, i n Kejwanee, 111., and
Breelnsbu
g, P a . place of leadership. It appeared that
. I t is the American habit t o shoot the pfcnist when,' Machinery
just such
and equipment necessary for be t lain! enance his genii s was Waiting for
1
we don't like the tempo or the t«ne. N o w i s a good time
an
opportunity,
land,
using
bis
magaof the ne v department l a n o w arriving it tl e K iwanee
zine! as ii meant] of expression, Paine
to break the' habit. For heaven's sake gentlemen, quit
works., I iewanee will benefit b y this a tion as it wiU launched the first of those writings
snooting the, pianist, he i s doing htt best,
mean inc eased working hours per w e e : f o t th< brass that soot inflamed the country with
And let tie dance g o on.
valve and] finishing depajrtment o f the |Cew^nee works. enthusiasm for freedom.
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AUCTION J
CONTRACT
BarrinUton
Second Place} in
(oii^rence Race
Vypne Ferguson
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assm
a[u{ K|.,,„
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'Eh I ittlc opposition to
10, 7
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vif
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> >u h.ilrj six or more hearts or
t is obliK.}tory for you to birf
t -u t over partner's no trump and
( ' ? I if. it ion is just as s t r o n g m e n
e n » trump has been doubled. Such
1
• <s partner exact information
i luve a justifiable^take-out
information may be very
Ml
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in
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Cadvvallader Pin
Team Still First
in Lions League
.tell.
•'.-•.
linger—ir.-igpp .....
Paulson .
Wollar .-..
E. Kfiller
Langdale)
II. Sass ..
153
165
140
157
144
151
47«
468
442
469
144
295
764
766
2294
Cndwallade
Pohlninn,; ........199 144 168
%
i l r . w - t ('onference Schwemm .... .199 153 156,
231
' ' • • ' ! '*• In-Ill nt Liherty- W, (Mitlow .. ..-.133
106 106
l-'rnlfiy and S n t u r - Tiindberg
-,
'Two xamesr will be N. Plagge :..-. .:.145 127
;
'' •'••••^ ni^lit and the tvfo Cndwallnder .154 154 154
511
508
364
212
272
4Q2
Held
at
.-....157.....140
153
.....161
...144
I.ihtrty* il!e; P'ina%
, Saturday
v/ay wit 1 out t h e
'";"
', " .
too late t( c h a n g e
,;'''''
. '•
Over to ga». It can
j' :
^ s'.
sily. Simply
b u r l i e r " in-
-
'!''
ejf Jpur
1
t n :
\l.
150 115
A. Sass .,......:...177 126 111
• 1 • (i i
J. Cntlow .:. U S 138 143
•'••Mil,- hv<«; games L. Miller
1 4 4 . 1 6 0 139
- i-ii.lleil - n a t u r n l s Beermun
151 121 160
1
396
414
399
.443
438
Totals
674
2090
155
120
153
172
113
122
496,
420
383
133
}32
137
97
403
385
Totals .........753 693 641
2087
-dniost all pf them
'•';• J ^ n r i i i g i T a r e 'Beu-
p i|;
•j.
you
•"•• il'>[)i'i| to bent
• " in the t o u r n a '"••y mi' undefeated
'
' ' "'•• mid last week
" ' l"'!.i'ii>.- (Ml to 13 which
'l-ii- si-oriiijj pow?r,
'' ''"' "ther hand bad
•';'-. :n taking Ifalatine.
' "-n.-iii-f in c o m p a r a t i v e
'."'' '""i tell" jiiid t h e
h
' ' .<•"•>; can a t l e a s t
.
j.
r.i„
],.
'.,,.'_
I:
-,.,
Public
Heating contrac-
'• . - - ' : n ; .
W
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684
.....721 095
Pomefoy-^
.. ........109
.-.......187
Davy .,.
;i08
Greengard
Heffeninn
Sehreibei- 1..:..:133
Pomeroy :...+ .156
•• Ai.iii.ih, and at„.S:30. Church
''•.)' i'.nn:t<<!i .hooks -rip-
>n in g a s h o u s e
nearest
2329
' I ' M
much a s
gjes;u30%,
' •
.;' , "
...764
815
' -:,-1-11. Khi ami .PalaI'-I Warren, ArliiiR-
begin
to enjoy
m mediately.
v.
not a s
'
present
1
Totals
Night
: - , ' i i l i . r with teanta
Totals .....:..,830
' 1 -unferi-nee schools
'
- f u n d hattle Ion F r i Beerronu—
' * ---1111 li mils wijl he on
""."' •"!' :ni(i the final's 1H1 F. Plagge ....,...131
'
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MPANY
<L NOIS
llari^is
u{! Mnt^ikci^m.
Mi:::
!h.«
,^JM
AL
Hinv ey .
Zltzi inn
C.'nrr .....
Beer 11011
To als
:..126 145
.:.138 188
...157 201
:..148 150
......753 792 803
Thursday, Jan. 21
Hh rrliigtBii
ronn
Garb
Burt
Milt.-JiMcC ty •„....
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H K N R Y j . OKARM^I l'"
"llano Tun tif »nd Repslrlti
I A W V E RIlulldlnt
S
WestOonwsy
WMhinfton Street
1111717
CHICAGO, ILL.
T«I., Randol ?h 0350 "
CARt, ILLINOffl
",
to 8p score with the DPS Plnincs
heav|weiglitH Thursday, but won from
, the strong Dundee quintet l 9 to 10 on
l | 6 FriiTdy. Both games w«i[e iout of
town?
Ilrfln-on will meet Lake Zurich at
the Hitter's gym Friday tsvenlng, Jan,
29. 'Ihe oponlng gnmi! will ho hetwenn
lenmi consisting of ,bo.vH of grammar
Hclmill iige from Lnko Zurich and the
B(>iiH|>iiytllc> Orphans home.
.178 168 20()1
...138 147
-.191 220
,:..149 100
...206 184
E tpet t work ok all /rtproduclm \i\ snit
or send a card direct
- CALL
riagge Home FurnlsMng 0<
Howard P. Castle,
Bvenlngk 525 drove Ave.,
Tel., Barrington 502
PHARMACISTS
ARTHUR J HAGGENJOS
AtToai im-p&iAw;.
^
FREDLUND DRUG C 0 .
. "'.V'.-' .'"<•')" :
Barringtjn, Phone 403
100 W. Main Street
,
BARRINGTON; ILL.
CHICAGO OFFICE
Business Notices Bring Results
2,402
2,358
2,347
2,259
if
:.L^r--^..iLji.l>L:JiL
Barrington, Hud ipn-Esiojt BUg»
301 IS. Alain St.
,^
DR. EARL KL INWAGI1TER
A: J D S U R G E O N
ABOVE PfeERt ESS MARKET
HOI
8:30 to 10
1:Q0 to 2
7.00t!o 8:
Sundays by
40
bowel trouble
RS
QOa.m. '
"" p.m.
iO evening,
appointment
•
PUBLIC SERVICE COMP/LNY
6 F NORTHERN [LUNOIS
Serving 6,000 square miles—po cities,,towns
<md communities- • wttb C as and Etectriaty
^ammmM
sin
•
GORDON CAMERO
.J02^JOook street1
Tel. Barrington 2
FOR
COUNTRY ^[OME^
ES^TAT^S
ARMS:
ACRB^
COtateACTQRS
3BBS3BBQB
CALKINS BROS.
C o u t s J Subdivision W rk ,
Lhndscapinjr, Roads^ Rrlvei
Swimming pooli, Dams, Lak< ,/
Tennis Courts, Bowling Qreei 1
HARRINGTON, ILL.
CALKINS, phono 551
A. S. CALKINS. Phono
ATTORNEYS AT-I^VW
105 W. Adims (St.
CHICAGO
Telephone, Franklin
FREDERICK P. |3^U»TZ
Barrington, Photte
JUSTICE OF TftA iPEAOE '
(Coot County)!
DR.
W I L L I A ^ SANDELL
n
^^».%*«<t^yffe^^Cl.l..l[iLWrW<WWgj
HE BOARD Of' DIRECTORS of p u b l i c
Service C o m t i my of Northern Ulii lois
lias! declared t e regu ar quarter ly (ividend of $ 1 3 0 p e r : hare c n t h e Con tpa ny's
6 % Preferred S t o c | , $1.7^ per shaw o n the
i% Preferred Stoc c, and $2.00 per share
o n t h e C o m m o n $tock,
Stock, payable February
1,1932, t o stockholders i record, at the
close of business : Januaiy 15, 1932. •
A. E. PATTON, iccr aary ,
^ASi
>••
RE^t ^S^ATE-
CHICAOO OFFICE
VM N. LaSiJle St.
Chicago Phone. Central 4040
)octor}( Famfy Laxativ*
SSBCBBBBXSSB! OESSas S S B S d
'
E^cavjitlni and] Grading C o n i n i t s n
J O H N E. HEINRICH
AlPTORNEY-ATJUkW '
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SERVICE YOU WILL u k v
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Tolophone, Barrington 65usjf
Tel. Barri igton 705
Notid
851
830
845
834
'
Phone 548
\
GLASS 8. 8TMRTZ
127 Porl^ Avenue •
I
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Telephone Bn -rliigton '235
PHYSICIAN
ii
'licrty and Witthoft.
- J - i l i ^**J
HOURS :
0 to lOi. m.
2 to 8 p n>.
7 to 8 p m.
i Sundays by ^.ppolntmont
HUP PEPSIN
* m m n m u u u u
',"-]
found
666
Standing (39 games e a c h ) :
Team
•
Pins Hi-S Hi-G
_ei
Cadwalladier ........29,186
Hager .'.
28,951
Bcerrtian
.28,389!
romeroy
.27,307
heavyweights
,j „ .;
CASTLK.QSIORN & W I I S 1
. 027 West laJi/t Street
Constipation may verir easily become
NAPR^ PATH
Telephone Barrii gtoq 634-J
;..763 785 838
2J?6 Chronic after forty. Atn I any continued
To als
consfipatiori at m a t t me of life, may
bring attacks of piles and a hoist of
•:••''•.,.
-Chicago Ofice^
SPINAL MAT IPULATION
158 158
other unpleasant disoi ders.
209 W. Washington 3t,, Room 1401
SCIENTIFIC
SPECIFIC
129
129
Schadble
Watch your bowel 1 at any age.
>
Telephone Fran klin| 0122
J158 169i
Graham '
Guard them with parti cular carefafter
Horn ith
180 192
115 E. akaiii St.
forty]. Whenever they need any help,
Gerdm ..
236 223
remember a doctor sat old know what
Phone Ban Ington 252 |
is belt for 1 hem.
OPTOMETRIST
8l8l
sisi (861 872
To als
"Dr: CUdwelTs Syrup Pepsin"
isadodofi
prescription for the boweb. By Appointment fo • your convenience
Lc igue standing:
Testlbd b y 47 years'; iractice, i t h a s
Te iin
Won Lost I
been f o i $ 1 thorough y effective i n
Lipolsky Clothievs
22 14
E. A, WELLS
reliefingicmstipation and its ills for
Pohhnan Drugs '
21 15
OPTOMETRIST AND
men] worn sn- and chil< ren of all ages.
DEN11STS
Greeigard Grill
20 16
I t has pro ren perfect! jr safe even for
1 OPTICIAN j
McLi irter's
18 18
babuls. Made from fresh: laxative
Barr ngton Review
18 18
herbs. pui< pepsin and other harmless
135 Park Avenue
ShouVs Confectionery :.17 19
*— lenfa, i t cannot gripe; will n o t
C
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Phone
Barrington 391-J
Garni ron Real Estate
_ you or weaken j ou; can be used
Miller Bros.
13 withfmt hi rm as often a s your breath
HOUI
DENTAL 1IUBGE0N
i s bad, or i hen your tongue is coated;
6:30 to 8: p. "in.
whenever a headachy, bilious, gassy
tion warns of constibatlpn.
Other Hours and. Sundays
Successor to
by Appointment
LJrQlID—TABLETS—SALVE
D R . W. B . CALDWELL'S "
DR.
E.
W
OLCOTT
680liquid or, Tablets, used internally
and < 166 Salve externally, make a o i n
plete and effective treatment for Co 1 s,
Phone Barrington 17 H 5 E. Main St,
CHIROPdDI^T
Fellow Enthusiasts
Pleasant
portrait of p e law In a
•'••*••: distance Runners
moment of relaxation: Walking
along -a lane in a southern sob*
i^i'.'iwn' long distance n i b of. Manchester I noticed to
'--.•Ms of .^Villiam frbnt of me several small boys '
»"•. west- of |5arring- grouped about a policeman, who
•l:u
evening a^id S|Ai- had got off his bicycle to speak to
-'•;> -.venr on ia;;15-m|ie them. They carried plcfclje Jars
' '-niuon i„ prejj>a.rati|m and tattered mnglin nets, and were
r.vmts-and n|nrath|tn gaxlng at him with, awe. "Poor
'' I'-'-ton. Massjj, som'e- Was," I thought, "surely the law
Is being overrealous in this case.
r-poxt that the winter As I passed the group t saw that
f"ii ideal for outdoor the policeman w a s . holding his
>]
->* '"•••u a great help to hands In front of him two feet
•part. I "It had , funny-colored
• : Ml*
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• ^'in-sts at the ' Dreyer scales," he w a s saying, "and it
Hi-miis, Kessle'r, Stal- was that big."—Manchester Guard
Ian.
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145
138',
155
162
hoys'
1-'2!jlj^ , thcmplvcR on 'the short ond of a 87
MOSr SPEEDY REMEDIES KN0 IN
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-M
..871 713 730
Li lofshy ClothiersPure
..184 158 203
'il'.im D r e y e r H o s t t o . •
1
«2-
Thp
To
Hater's jJKeglers Drop Back
35 Pins inJlace With
,106
154
149
151
CnnftTfrnc Tourney
t-u£;gle t h r o u g h
7 to 8:3( p. m.
! Sunday 11 t> 12 noon
from Aurora which is
former high-svhool aiid
ers. The games will be
Lake Zurich high school
Chiropodist ahd ,
Foot Specialist
1
F. W.
INDBERG
8T
!
Office in Pohl n Bulldt
I M i n8t.
127
DR. L. V. 1EPKE
GENERAL CH [ROPODY
! Diseases and Deformities jof the'Feet
iiitton
Tel., Barri igton. ,471
CHICAGO ojenoi
" 2020 Garland Bldg.
I
Phone Central 8005
Barrington:, B y Appointment
Tel. Barrington 248-W
DR. F. f . I "ANNING
DR. E. T. SCHUTT
DEN11ST
CHIROPODIST
HOURS 9 to 12
m.
1 to 5- v m
7 to 9 p m.
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HOURS.
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9 a. nji. toi5 p- m. and 7 to 91 p. m.
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, j'
SATUIDAY ,
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301 E. a aln St.
Phone Ban ngton 453 '
Baijrindoi
Hndnm-BsMK
--(-:-1^
-.1-1-..
8:30 to 9:3( a. 11., 2 to S p. m.
Bijrrington,' 32—
FG
Lohnan, f .t............
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mi
PIANO E3CPERT!
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Barrington Loojp
w
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Leaders
0
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,i , Ilngei's pin team dropped back.-'35
(i points in their rare to overthrow Cnd-
Harrington's First
Tournament Game
With Libertyville
heating; s e a s o n
IPHYJSICIANS
!
/SURGEQNft
TJ« Rnrrlnffton Ju ifor HIKII linKW1ICH1LT,
Nnlem bnnMlmll team loHt a Inst
kolhill toiim noiirly lmw«d In defeat
nltd exciting game to tut) Northbrook
bivfote tho flglitlnK Patiitlno. cagcru
BARRINGTONv
live Wialjiewliiy ''night by a 34 to 82
IriMtl Friday evening, (Hit. it strong
over Pohlmsn'B Draff Siore
fount. Northbrook took the lend early
cmmihnok In the socoiul half olmiigmi
Quintet WIAB nnJlinost even score to n $2 to !• Hours
in the game, but t i e Harrington boys Mc^eister's
8;00lto0i00».l
"»>-. .1c a u g h t u p at the (ml of tho half and
vk'tqry..'
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Three-Game
Series
In
l;00to2:00p.i
it wan niiyhodyV same from then tinAlthough Palatine rents ]n a mitch
||to8:00p.i
til the flunl whistle. - • '
Steady Climb
lo^'cfir positlrin than Barrington' In
Northbrook took the lead and at
conference, stjinding, they are improv; Sundays by Appointment
the end of the !irnt (|iiartcr the score
ing litpidly.njnl a surprise nw;41tK any
was lfl-2. Tate . and Hawler located
H Gerdau led McLelster's quint to team that cipects an easy victory
Tel., Office and Residence
the rim in the second quarter and at n tin oo^gnnie victory over Mlllor Brrt, from! them. -I .' ; •'
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; Barrington 27
; I
the' end of the half', the score wits team Thursday night in the Bnrri ig
Li tta again Jed iii scoring Ifor Bar18-1(5 in Baiirington's favor. ;
ton bowling league dud placed' lis rlngjon, collecting n total of 17 points,
The Kceond half proved to be An- team In tie for fourth place. The Mc- most of which were made in the last
other fast twenty minutes.of basket- Lcis er team has recently mode an .half. " • ' . .
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ball. Harrington's offense began : to oiitsl sliding climb from the bottom of
T l i s week bWngs Junior high's anclick while Nprthbrook's was stopped. the' list, Gerdau's score was 180-2!>6 nual game with the high school freshDR. B. P. 3RABI
The score was tied up for most of the 223- 4530, the highest. individual sc<|re man team and next' Week will find
PHYSICIAN A? D SURGEON
entire fourth quarter. The score was for t lie week.
them at Dundee in a. conference
32-32 \vith three minutes to go. Then ^ Tl e Barrington, Reviews fan up Ihe battl s of great importance if Junior
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Northbrook started its rally and rati best series during the week's play Higl| is to remain in the conference
for the *fi;ophy. I
up two points to defeat Barrington. with 8C2-870-83Sh-25T9 Iwt were t o t
[
^touks
w.nlhi'derV team from first place in
10
......802 879 838
To
the Lions bowling leoglie when the
eiignrd G'fiH—--.- .
hitter ran up 2.329 pins to the Hn.....-.,.....144 198 175
ger's 2,294 in the series Monday night.
136
Banks
: ....:136
Two weeks* ago the Hngcr keglers K. \ eGownir -184
208
186
...155
• wen1 only two hundred pins behind j j j r o v n
209
j-theijf' opponents. Sineei n^ league j Cad\i|allader .147
'games were played !last week, they
841 914
To alt>
lure now trailing by 235. pins.
I As the season progresses it: begins
1 to look as' though the final result will Mi|ller Bros.— .
iller .....,..179
he just the reyefse of (jist year. Beerchreiber ..168
man and Pomeroy. te^tms are now
iters ..:.....119
trailing in third and'| fourth place.
irmiehael 132
These- two teams wei'e the winners
Meiyer ....165
ln»t season—,but then you nevfercan
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LOWER
pi^a^
•r/-
lift N. LaSalle St.
I
composed of
.. ; .2:
Li :ofsky Clohtiers continue to lejad Kershaw, f
college play- the f roup with Pohlri inn Drugs in s (C- Oral enkort,
:;.3
Phone, Dearborn 0399
OFFICE OVER 1SJF N A P l l BANK
Latt 1, c
played at the ond place.
:.:....•
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gym.
Muii,
g
....
„...2
Tuesday, J(an. 10
Telephom s Ba rrlng ton 28
Dels! ler;, s .
:
0!
P.dhlman Drugs—
Barrington, 32—
EG F T P
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O.K. Seherf .......189
Tate, rf
1
Totals
..15
2
Beuscher, If "'ZIZIJO
1
1 L. Yeoman ......127
CASTLE, WILLIAMS,
l^vte S t a r t
Harder, j c ...
2
1 B. Cieske ....-...134
Palatine, 14—
'
. iiji \v;i< composed fiiesko, rg .
<y
DR. 01T,A ™ H WILHELM
fS.'I- L indwer ....142
LONG & MCCARTHY
$ ^ I Thot ipson, f
.;....
2
. • -.-1)111 ithey let Pavlik, Ig .
4
:........8
0
Ijneschler ..174
5P
stua
t,
f
...:................:,.......0
ox
;" LAWTHBRS1!'.';;
PBTSICIAN At D SURGEON
' •" 7 h'iid JO11 t h e m -Grabenkort, rg
.:.....1
0
Witt mburg, c
.........:..0
0
1 '_•:'! put "I a rally
To;aIs ..........764 842 811 241» Prou :,'• g .......;.
of
_;..!
Speeialbbic ii
112 West; Adams Street
hut- Ba rrington
Totals .....
:.:14
P l a t i g .....:..4
...,...,.:.....0
am
Children
Ca
neron
Real
Estate—
!
Women
;h
with
rlirou
CHICAGO -j r '
P. Xt^idwer ...,159 15$ 189
Jforthbrook, 34—
lltirr; Miller
To als
.3
8
.,157
151
.T.
R
tb
Krickson,
rf
..........:.
Hies
0
HOURS
scoring
•d tin'"
Telephone, Randolph 6144
.,157 140
J. Welc
....-3
Tuesday, Thu rsda y and Saturday
l,it< re.fpectivc- IUchnrds, rf ............
.,124
172
(ill.
Higer
| Honefcltcr, If
Lak 2 Zurich CI lurch Cage
...,.1
j
2:30 to 4 ¢ 0 p.m.
Howard R. BrintUnger '
ilO
.'j. .....0
cGowan .163 194
,11 huth nf their Bur£neister,, c
earns
Win
Pair
of
Gaines
Telephone, Barrington O60H-W
Oaraieron,
rg
'..'.:.
:....0
I. Thcv had no
Telephone Bafringtoh 52|5
.760
815
887
2
U
2
To nla
...0
; K'l.i 2S |o 11 (jn Biejil. If •
Tin basketball teams of the Evan- 129 Park Ave., i b o i e Peerless Market
, .„..2
lit a nice lend Lutz, rg ,..
gelic) I church of 1 Lake Zurich won
,.,..1
Sh nip's Confectionory:i 1 Klgiii. Heef- Uindwcr, lg
tw<i j of three games on lost week's
Blarteins ...146 157
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i
schedule.
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JAMES F. HAFFNER
3 ; E . Feuer .......133 130
...1-3
l.-i'.i t,. gi>.' T h e
Tli^girls' team won from theC, A .
M2
itchell ...j.,166
,J..
100
.'"1 in ftivor of
ATTORJEY-irt'-tiA
DR. D. F. BROOKE
„191 170
>13 0 . girts at Arliiigtajn Hegi|its WJBdncs:
.1- "ViT Kla -pdts
dny
by
a
25
to
20
score.
.235 150i
ill
603 Submit Street
: i.- I'.ir second
PHYSICIAN Al ID SURGEON
usHout the
Miller led
. i. • r • > r y :ogether
.••v.l.hy Heights
:-riiiKtnn in sec• r; liwt-st t-ouferthi'i
mil
1 us) u, iiand HIIOWS the value of
J-M'o
111
m-.iin liii.-u added"
-I,., right 1 side^ pf
, wlieii t h e y de;!,!. '_'" to 1(5 ami
, LMiiie from the
_'•_.' mi ftotnrday
, u.-is- etfneoially
tk liail ar chance,
•1 in Imtta catnes.
-. raf) and a t one
! ilt' wi;re(! w i t h i n
V:t the Superior
. ;.mn„- pifovcd to
Salem cagers play Elgin Thursday, good enough to prevent the Grecngc rd
,
The K.la boys Jan. 28, at Elgin and one Wednesday, Grill team from taking the third game
. ihir. 11 Ad only Feb. 3, they play a strong quintet with 914 pins.
i
ore, rubber game. Z dealt and"
no trump and A doubled. What"
*' nuw bid at either Auction or
if In case Y passed, B passed
< 11 wo spades, which A doubled
oul'l Y now bid?
'
the foregoing discussion it
:,e obvious that Y should bfd
rts over the double. He has six
and .therefore an obligatory
: of the no trump. After making
tike of passing, however, the
n / f o r him to do is ndt so
Vvhcn B also passed the
it was evident that he did so
hd wag certain of defeating Z'a
trump bid. In other words,
and B have indicated s&ong
/"s subsequent- bid of 1 two
ierel y indicated that he realized
rump, bid would probably be
I and that he figured he had a '
!I.HK e to get out of trouble by
spades.
':
<;ib!c of two spades indicated.
L
l defeat that bid; s o ' Y i w a s '
r<\ with a difficult problem.
that he had three spade* was
uncut against bidding inree
•but his outside hand was io
at then: was little or noctjance
jiii-ikf t mi snades. 0¾ the other
! hid a vroii^ heart suit and, if
i'f had hifjH cards in the 4* her
wfuilil have 11 good chance t o .
* rid. For these reasons, the
ih of the opinion that Y should
Salem8 Lose to
NortMroole
Play Aurorh Next
Junior High Cagm Team
Hies in I
Half
to Win Fiom Palatine
BMf.
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EXPRESSING & HAUL NO
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BARRINGTON RtiVIEiy, BARRJNfiTON, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JANUAIY 28,1932
8
Laurel and Hardy
in New Comedy at
Catlow Saturday
Five Acts Loop Vaudeville
to Feature Sunday
Program
Local Brev ties
Members and friends of 1he Methotlist church celebrated the irst anniversary of the dedication cE the new
church home Sunday. Dr. Aubrey S .
Moore of Evanston gave t te sermon
on the morning program, a id Dr. T .
Ott Nail, the associate editor of the
Epworth Herald, spoke in the evening.
sified
ertisements
Th
hey Bring Resijlts
nel
JL
Rate:
10c a Line
Minimum, 50c
The Barrington Communi :y orches»
tra will give several- numb rs at the
evening program of the Fjist MethoA ' double , featuro consisting of dist church Sunday, Jan. 31
FOR R E N T
^OR RENT
Richard Drx jin "Secret Service" and
11 at the FIVE! ROOM F C ^ N I S H B ] ) op un- S T 0 R E for irent a t : 2 4 0 - E . Main st.
Miss
Anna
Petersen
is
the Laurel and Hardy comedy'. team
Iso garage one block north of stahVme of Mr. and Mrs Herb ;rt Terry,
furnish H!
apartment
rent.
in "Beau Husks" will be the oniring W5 W. Main street. Miss Petersen Strictly modern. Ml beat.fc Elr ectric tion, 123 Ela street. Tel. 73-W.
Saturday night at The Catlow theatre. is it. sister of Mrs. Terryj.
refrigeration. Mrs H L. Jjwnes, 203
Dundee avenue. .jTel. Barrihgtcn 28 MjODERN S E V E N ROOM house on
"Secret Serj-ice" is based on a Civil
Rtssell street for rent. Call Elden
Lane
Kellam,
small
s£n
o:
Dr.
and
or
549.
•
war incident i f .espionage behind Con^
1
G eske, Tel. Barrington 353-M. ..''-'
Mrs.
C.
HKellam,
has
scarlet
fever
federate HriesJ I t gives Richard D i x
5 ROOK! LOVVEK FfLAT for ^ent
another pf tnose acting holidays in and the family home, 547 pi Hough
,on Dundee av< nue with garage. H A L F O F TWO-CAR, M O D E R N
street, is in quarantine.
garage for rent at 536-Grove ave.
which the gtfljr walks away with the
Phone Barr«igtdn )6-J. H . O. Lages.arjr:
T«l Barrington
591-W:
tf
part, playlnrf! with the fine spirited
The scarlet fever quara itine has chUltc, 214 W. Station stree .
ID AND ROOM with washing.
gusto and verve which hare made him been raised from the home of Fred,
BOARD
|$8 per week. 306 Dundee avenue.
' ! NEW'"
theiaol of millions of fans.-"
M O D E R N HOMES
A. Kuckuek, 317 W. Main street.
1
Telephone Barrington 347-J.
I n ' " B e a u Hunks'' l a u r e l and Har' j J •• .' j". ...•'; , F Q « KENT
Waverly I One S-rooin and
d y are first seen a s a couple of ordinMrs. .7. E . Rowland, 129
bath Ion (jirl ave.
TOR SALE
ary citizens and Hardy in the throes road, returned Sunday from Delavnn. i One 7-rob^U and hath witi two-«ar
FOR SALE—Private party needs
of a beautiful love affair which i s She had been called ther< by the garage, 143 N. Hager avenui
cash.
Will' sacrifice
beautiful
suddenly ended by the sudden change death of her mother.
Telephone Bi rrington 142
upright piano, for only $29. Free deof heart of ttje lady in the case.
Mrs. Homer Sehaefer, 5 ¾ ' Summit H O U S E wijth twexjjajr garage for reh):. livery. • Call at Plagge Home FurnishBrokenhearted Hardy decides to
4-2
street,
is able to sit up after in illness
J? 8. Gi^ske,
North ]!ook st., ing. Co, Barringtoti;,
join the Foreign Legion ,and,, of
rf
ten
days.
FOR
SALE—Kimball
Junior
UpBarrington. Tel. 3|f5:J.
coufse, insists that Laurel share his
I,
right Pian<.
Act quickly.:;.. Only
self-imposed fate. M a n y and hilarious
$35.00.,
Plagf
e
Home
Furnisting Co.,
are their- experiences upon joining this
Mrs. Enoch Brandt, 421 ! Hough E I T H E R U P P E R OR L O V E R 5Barrington.
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group of hardboiled fighters, who; evi- street, is .able to be up an 1 around
room flat for re 1t; or w i l rent 4
dently have also joined the Legion in the home after an illness pf several furnished or un 'tirnished
rooms; BAY TEAM OF HORSES for sale
forces to forget the false charms of jdays.
reasonable. Addressi 421 Wcfshington
Weight 1750 lbs. Wakefield Farms,
some woman. | .
street, Barrington.
Tel. Barringt< n 24. i : . / . - 1 tf
"Her Majdsty, Love," featuring
Mrs. William! "tValbaum, 4 44 North
FURNITURE FOR SALE—Bargain
Marilyn Miller, will be shown ott theavenue, and Robert Friek, 213 North FIVE ROOM F L / | T and g« rage for
for young couple^ 4 rooms of furniscreen Sunday} in addition to five acts avenue, were, called to Lincoln , Ncb„
rent at 121 W, tntion ettfet, Also ture worth $5<f;000; will fell. for $375,
of loop vaudeville. The screen presen- Saturday because of the d( nth of a two light housck >r^ing roofns, 235
or will sell separate. lJscd only 3
tation is Miss Miller's third picture, relative.
W. Lincoln avenu [ Call M s. J . A. months. Rich looking Carved parlor
and said to b$ her most captivating.
Kitson, Barringto ^ W .
set, $85 f worth $325. Silky. 9x12
She is first seen as a barmaid Jn a
American Oriental rug, -S35. Matched
The condition of Mrs. Frc( Ornlben- MODERN UPP1
^FLAT
foe
rent,
Berlin cnbarefci later evolving into! an kort, who has been a patic it at the
Four rooms and tilth. Gat age. 430 walnut dining roont sot,' niffet. Comunwilling bareness. Ben Lyon is the Barrington General hospital for the
plete Venetian Walnu*' Bedroom Set,
Prince Charnjiing who rescues the past ten dtt^s is so much improved June terrace. Avcjilablo F c | . 1. In- $85, -wirth $300^9x12 Wilton Rug,
quire
at
420
June
t
Siirac
ce
or
^¢1(
Bartwinkling eonuet from her aged that she may be able to go itfme the
$25, witrth $85; Lntups, tables, picrington 473.
spouse— but that's the story.' The big latter part of the -week.
tures, iGbxwell chair and Ottoman,
four of funnyidom are in the east—
breakfast diiiettlo-set. Many other arKSIDE
APAIftMENT
W . C. Fields, Chester Gonklin, Leon
ticles. 6318! N. Francisco Ave., 1st.
Missj Ejdnn Marquardt, 231 W,
ivo rooms and tiath. Fi
Errol arjd Foitd Sterling.
Devon Ave., Chicago, phone
Main strrietJ enjoyed Satuitlay and Heat, light, and gu>. Pho
James Dunn and Sally Eilors again Sunday with relatives in Chen go.
Park 4887.
or pall at 40G E. Russell
come to the- screen Monday and Tuesday nights in '''Over the Hill," a story
!• }\
of mother love, devotion and sacri- . Mrs. Ida Fiske, 521 S. Hoi gh street
fice.
Selected '• shorts,- c'pmedy and has been ill'for the past two -weeks:
qud her son, John Fiske, rf Beloitv
news complete the- bill. - • . ,*
AVis,, is here tq care for her.
Norma Shea rer and! Robert Montgomery are. ^o-stnrrco in "Private
Mr. and Mrs. Erman S. Snith, 528
Lives'," a- fante eomeify which .plays Grove 'avenue, spent Sunda ' at the
HELPFUL
QUAL1T
The Catlt>w screen- on! Thursday and
home^ of Dr. and Mrs. Kirk (Smith in
SERVICE
GFOCERIES
Friday, nights,! .Feb. 3 and 4 . ' This
Wjutkegan.
farce concerns the diverting compliWe Delivier
cations which arise when a divorced
• ;PHONBI
Mrs: H. K. B"rockway, 250 W. Lake
10 a. m.
couple make another try at mtfrritigc
with fresh partners and iind them- street, was a guest Friday of her
3
p. in.
22S4
selves sharing - adjoining strifes on brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William Barnett, of C licago. ,
their secorfd honeymoons.
IN BUSINESS
25YR3. EXPERI
.
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Mrs Emma J . Lines, 130 W. Lake
st reet, was a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Newton in Maywood last weekend.
The state jdcpartment 'of public
A HOME STO *E RUN BY HOME FOLKS
Miss' Lucille Kirschner, student
health has announced that more than
3,000 people -in Illinois were bitten liurso at the Gr'ant hospital in'Chiby "mail" dojis during the last ten cago, spent Sunday with her parents,
years. Of this number, 45 died from Mr. and Mrs Harry Kirscu]ner, 6 0 9
W. N. LANDWER, UlUager
hydrophobic. {The Pasteur antirabic S. Cook street.- , : - . 20»
tlo
215 Paik Ave—210 to S18'Station S t .
treatment was i given to over 2.000 of
the people that were bitten. The maMr. and Mrs. W. N. Landwcr, 213
OPIIN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
terial for the treatment was' furnished W. Lincoln avenue, were gu-sts SunEVEMNGS'TILLiP.M.
free by the state department of public day of Mr. and Mrs. John JW itzlaff of
health. More than 7.000 animal heads Arlington; Heights.
were examined, in the public health laRed Airo v Auction Friday Jan. 29, at 3:15 p. m.
• horatories which found evidence of
I A. L. Truaxv 420 W . Ma n stre.et,
rabies in 3,020.
attended a business meeting and'banSPI&IAL GROCERY VALUES
quet at May wood Monday light for
Libby's1 fii|test (gentle press) Tomato Juice
According tos G. II. Boewc, field bot- the employes (ff the Public Service Co,
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anist for the- Natural History survey
1 doz for
98^
3 cans
25*
at Urbana, Illinois truck farmers will
Flood Protection
Fresh
Pec
pin
Nut
Meats, lb
J
55<
benefit by heeding the reports of
The dikes which protect tfte NethWalnut Meatk
neighboring states on plant disease
lb
1
59*
over the past few years. Late blight erlands and the German cinst» of
Mixed Nuts, closej-out price, pei- lb
115*
of potatoes hiis/cost Wisconsin $5,000,- the Northern sen g&baek to tike.old
Medilum S seSweet Naval Orarges, per doz. 19*000 and Ohio $2,000,000 in a single Roman times. Apparently >ven'beyear, and Michigan reports of loss of fore the Romans appeared the liaSwif ;'s CiUcle S Brand Picnic H&ms, whole hams
$1,000,000 froirt late celery blight. Mr. tnvlans at the mouth of tin Rhine
each
• Boewc Htr«'ss(|i tho importance of protected themselves by dlk »8^ Dur.....59*
fungicide spriiyx in the control of 8118, after the conquest of Iolland,
Gloria 1,0 0 Shee
Toilet
Tissu},
4
rolls
23*
truck gnrdeii discuses.
G. A
10 B. ,'C built nn elaborate systero i
f
I State
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MOTOR
U
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D
ONE
wjantcd, 7 ½ ! horsc-pi^iwer, 110-2^0
a., c , 1750
Vv.olti , single phase, GO
r. P in. Call or| write <1olumhia Electrie Motor Service, 6»3 Columbia av.t
Elgin. Tel. Elgin 100».
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TO WHOM I T MAT,
This i s ' to certify thji
Otto has at no time
money and that all my <i
him have been vond'uctejl
and business-like basis,
tf
„
II. L.
^ A N T E p t O pORR^W $2,500.00.
Plrst-clhss real estate'security, AdReview.
dress 2218, Barrington
rin
Hprlngtield ,vill commemorate the
I23rd annlveriHiry of the b.frt-b of
Abraham Mntoln with public exorvhm to be Iit'|i| tit tlio nmMiul nt $
p, in.," Fi'liruitify
1 1 . The gnostH of
of nrtlllclal canals and Ulkoi. IMiny
the Ktdur gives nn Ititeres Ing UeHcrlntloii of the artlllulul MUH which
\ver« erectvd tiH plucc-s of reftigo
tlurl|ig tlio Ihimi*
lionor itnd Hiioikoi'H will .bv Uovortioi'
- l l l l f n n l Wnehulj of Peiiimylviiiiln,-inifcl
P«|/«r jCurrantijr Oii
'Dr. .I«nt> Mumiiil I'ufa ('iitmii-riiiHvam- , Whoii MttKMi Polo vl«l oil tito.
IWNKndtH' of Jfhxxlen to the putted 'ICflMt In the Tlilrteonth (•PfHtry jio
Htntt'n. Oovefnor Hi'iby Lnffim of
found |)ii|ior inonoy In elijoulatlon
Kontmrky - 1M H|<O expeetttd to ttttenil.
In
Chltin,,
T h e program f i l l be given under the
auspices of -t|w Mlil-day Luncheon
-cliili of Hprlngnelil.
!•;-:
According tndl Kruitlt T. Sherls. chief
highway engliifer, about 15 per cent
of the fumls expended for maintenance work STTttt'iiertrl goi<K to keep the
traffic, movlnfl on state highways
when show stoj his occur. In 1030, the;
snow removal bill amounted to $400.
908.0-f. In computing snow removal
costs, the highway officials include
all direct .labor;, salaries and expenses
of employees (fcgaged m this arduous
service." ' • ' I
.• •
Illinois fru|: and vegetables last
year- foundt th< ir way as far east a s
. Boston, as far southwest as the Texas
Panhandle, and, even went across the
' international boundary into three
Canadian provinces, according to the
Illinois Agricultural association. Nenr^
l y - 1 , 0 0 0 carloads of*these products
wcjre distributekl by the Illinois Fruit
Growers Exchange to 200 markets
scattered over Ehalf tne United* States.
:
Peaches led tljt field1 in volume with
6 3 0 j cars goinij- through the co5pera'• t i v e .
I
•• ... .•
The Egypt!
Poultry show. the.
fourth annual exhibit, was iield in
Harrisburg, Ji muary 19-21.
There
were" many
hibits from southern
Illinois school: and seven, silver cups
«rere' given foi exhibits and skill in
judging.
m
• C. E . Canterbury, of Cantrall, has
been declared 'Soy Bean King" of
Illinois. H e alsA won the fctntc ehampionship in early. oats.
FRANK
flAHLBECK,
Auct.
II. I I , BHOPJPE, Cler (
Having decided, to quil the
teaming business, the tinder\
signed will sell at public oue-!
tion nn his) place known iI S the
Hy. Wittcnbera farm, 1 ¾ miles
northwest of Pilntinn on juentin rond, near [new Nort iwest
highway, on
Sat., Feb. 61th
Commencing at 12:00 O'I lock'
6 Hprses
3 HeiferCalves
10 White Sows
ZBullCalv'S
TWniteBoar
(All Bred)
COMPLEJTE LINE OF
FARM
LOTQl
Specify I.
Coffees because thejy are fresh
/and cian be bought at a price to fit! your pocket
book:
" P B end, pef lb
end,
lb. ..
^0" 1 lend,
lb. ...
p^ir
••A": m p acked DeLuxe, pjir lb;
Vacu
SATURDAY ONtY
..5*
Largo Balnnnnfl lb.
Fancy Eirly Ohio Potatoes, 1( lbs
;...!•*
Stay man Winesap Eating App es, 5 lbs 15*
I.G.A.M k, tall Tnans, None BeTtcr, at any price
2St
4' cajii
Pet,
Borden's
Evaporated
Milk,
tall
damatiori,
i. I__ ... i 3
i
tins,
for
at*
I. G. A. Ofange Pokoe Tea, a very fine blend
14-Ib. pkgr.
•W
Fluffy Calt'is FlourJ L G. A., resu ts guaranteed
&* DFresih Pru[es, 14- 6 count in he|avy jsyrup, i » *
large loan
,19*
Pancake Flour,
thing iner, 2 pkgs. 1 7 *
our, 1.1». A. Ac
nothing
Aunt emima 2 pkgL
J
|..19*
r ..i
Syrup, L015
Cabin/
Cane
taid
Maple,
Table
iSize
Y
1
*
Tin
Fresh Cahlcty Barsi 5c values, niany flavors,
3-;fo*.
10*
PatesPitted, 10-os.|pkg.
Unpitl id, 1-lb pkg
...^.-......1,...^..-.119^
Dill |T GOO ^S SUPER SPECIALS
len'a Rea Broadcloth Shirts, all sizes, plaift :
j green or blue, each .j,
.;49*
)ress Ginji'iams, J 2-inch, pretty checks, yd, 1 9 *
^rl's Bloofciers, WJII made, full size, each ....25*
llark'siO. |r. T. Ciqchet Cottons, Ishaded and !l
plain iblors, hall
1 0 * -1 3 Ior|,„.,.l2J5*
leinz Superior Quality Delicious Canned Soups . .
Will Be emons rated by Mr/Hering, Special Jkl
;r.:;.;i" ^alesmijn, all day Saturday ( ][
Iff
i
Village
AskNewBl
Audit of
at Cuba, Illino
By Buzzijng Bee 0|rchestra
Saturday, Jan
NGAl.OW ot first
FIAE ROOM
fli>or flat ,w»n|ed]to, rent'for nccuX>an;y by Feb. l p . Tel.] Jar. 9981.
Dtncing from 0 t o 1
. '.' Everybody.Welc<m<>'• \
'•'
WA>TED ALL; KINDS OF TREE
am shrub pruhiig a nd trimming;
Wil work by th6 hour
job. • • None
too li rge lor top fmall. John Dvorak,
Jr., j i dgonquinj 111.
3-2
i
General Admission, &Oc
Arnold, HtmmelWau
Will Not (fo Below
Is Report
NOTjICE
Town of Cubi
Hav ng o.fown. caueu|s
candidates for the office
Itiisiness Notices Bring; Results
i.,ml<l
.,¾^..
UP-,
WE
211«
m
:,.t
MISCELLANEOUS
3ELL
eripbled arid doijvn ?QV}§ and horses,
^•hojie Wheeling, 60-M-l before it dies
dollars, All animals
ave a few
remcvring,
unless
»ng
ihot beforb
ise .requested.
e Fay $1 | o $10 Per Head,
t Service, (rel. Wltjeeling 60-M-l
A Few of Our
S
^
Evancrer's Kennel Food Co.
Business Notices Bring Results
NOTICE
Lounsbury Chapter will give a public card party ait the Masonic] hall,
S l 2 S. Cook street, Thursday evening,
Feb. 4> at 8 p..'jn*.- Tables for 500,
pinochle, bridge and bunco. Refreshment;!! and prized. Tickets,.3jic, may
bo purchased at tfho door. •'
..
j
Entertainment Committee.
PORKROAST,
SMOKED BUlfe, per 11(,-^
I AtMOUVE T D I I J E T SO
& PAGHETTI, 1IACARONI
offorjlHN^lIaB
books Mreri^iv i h«*nd
n o w w f . o f IwakK. a s sa
n
th V ta rt-1-**"
j™**'\i joa
tek
'ronrhwl Tlie Jt^yicw. -J. .-,.
"••Foir^-orproiK**!":.^ a
, t h 0 bphks hnv^.l^n M a •<le
Z v W attorney .e*-i
I r k fln.l will l..v>s«.rt;in.i
, 5 ^ w l — bids wcrjr r*m
Jlmn,J.r. , This sfc.htH*. V -0
Z b.«ir.i "f .H'-oHi»r* w-.Il
L
Iml* f-r a«<litii.S-,tli<) '«M"i
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jW
h v u
HimrarfWd}';
W
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,1,0 villnp' «f B j " - ^ ! 1 " ' ! .
T l„..,. I.i.ls- nrV to IkvrtdJ mi
the iVuulin-' «it><!ii«K "<*}
ovIMunC NVlV't •w'ti.m th< ,1'oa
fl
. take ii"'1 vlint-rostwuse TOyi
wci.-l 1» tho invitation fofr IK
i'8 JI nmtti>if'of ronj.vhiroj 'ti
will lit' .'|i''»H n'1 Sl*-."'-j
FLOUR, Gold % edaJ, «5^p, s|ck L..|l;.
,-i . ,!24^-lb. 'Sa;(l^ r :j r ...X± r lu4;.i r ..
FEASj Early"Juie, f f p r ; l /
10MATO SOUP j y i n Camp^k pjerjean
Mrs. lionise Meyer RD^H
Victidt of Paralyl i< S
Grocer
• I - '
Shieh I of Quality Stort
.1
••'' •>!i>U. I.oni'c' MfytT B"«' vm
duwtjf ill.' lilt'' Hi-nry R ^ nn
n. si'i.ti'-f "f Mrs. '.TviHfi ^-1 »Mfin
W. Muin KtfM-t...; O M ' Jii
Tlmi^'l'ty nwrninii foll'W : 1
lytic Kiroki'. '
< Mi>.'Bj»'lnncf wan Ito'ijM iji
: ion 0.-1.. 1, l : s r , s '»"•' tjl'"'11 h
•i
l">,'>'-
'h»«>il
1'eli, Barrin
S ' 1 ' ' •«'«>•'•.]»"'•
'JO, 1 S 7 H ' 1 J ) l t c n r y , . H . « - | t ' n
rtfi«
ihKt.'l ft,crcmncr/tofini'ss
IttH'liiij.-r piissiMlJnwrt.v .in.-l i^r
MI-N. H o c h n i c n i s s n i ^ i v j
J.e !•"..
cliil.lrcn. rri'tl.» .if
F<>f(;st'] Hi'kiv
nnilciv »f l*ilrk
Ki/lirt'- t hn
IliviT Forest- : Kol)iM-t, i i)|»lS
fc
lli'iii'v, of ('lii.-iiK<> ; by .fvj*
cliiLlii'ii; <]ircr> ,sistcrs.' M]r ^
Mini 1I1. of Klein; .Mrs. F i \K
of link I'llrk; Mrs. Stilnfi
one l>rother, (Inii^'s. V. inn
H<
Lotiiini. \\y. • Finiersii
be held S i i t u r d i o y ' ^ ^ $>. vie
Mi'tliiwlist fluir<'h.tK9i-h' h i .
bill
'Kvcrsrc-n conicte
LUE
STORES
*:?..*•':,&
Bid General Store
h
•^rr^KJTi y vm^
OPENING <j>Fj
€UBA DANCE
j
in*
B"ev»«K. »f _,,*
cUl»tton in thSBlBsrrl « i
jcrrltwy. «»»?"»*'*•
A.
DlR ^ S M A K I N G , remoi leli ng or any
kind of repairing. P.riees reasonable E. Ueckert, 307 N Cook street.
tAINpWERIS
News
Tj,e
-+-
First Building Permit j
0^ 193,2 Issued for ?i
Home on Russel
B E S T ^^.'.q>,UAL1TY- ——- ^ i . W A \ S .^]/
Independently Owned
t
ALS
. ^ _^ Friday ai^d Satu^da
*
Cauliflower head 25c to 17c
Gr sen Beans
lbs.
Spinach L J . 3 lbs. Ittc
New Peat •
Bibs.
Radishes j . 3 bunches tUc
Beit« . , j 1 per unch
Lettuce x'meji size 13c lg- 15c
Yant
I lbs. |8>c
Carrots . . * bunches l ? c
Squash fancyHubban 3 lbs
^OlfATOES
Wisconsin Large |Vhite
' pe|r,baj $1«!
STRAWBERRIES
fancy frui
b6xe j fpr 3
GRAPEFRUIT .
seedless
1 0 for 3
80 size*.
9
!
ORANGES
Mere Juice Floridas
288-250 size perlioz. 20<
LEMONI
300 size
per, ddzen 111
;z
1
BR
LD
Butter ^f,!= z^5l
R o y a l Made hy U n d - O - U M i Crtamtrlttv lb. VJC
V\n\ Buttw Af(|«|rt«l by iAin«rloan Mwlic«l Sum. Mid Aktproved by po^jIliwMkjiwi m In^Uifij
Gold P u t t 1
SUGAR-
Lirgt Package I01
•M
•
•
.'
1.1»'
Granulatl
ON SALE ALL
CALUMET BAKING POWDER
X*lDjk
Call
»., . . . « k . . . . , . i . v « . . . > . . . * < . . w * ^ . * > l . j a a V * >
''FREE^-A rUt> size Cake Platje ,attd
bar of Pre^nium Chocolate With.
, I each 1-lh. can
, {
CORN, Blue front, Genuine Golden
Bantam, 2 No. 2 calnS ...A:.,..U:JtS*
GaEEN BSA^S, ^ A X BEANS j
^No. i> can
i.-„ir......'i..L
L...WC
COCOA* Ar-fck Pure Rich, a 2^c
yaltte, d t ipjintfy j'ar
18*
MfLK, Royal plue, lg. cah : 1,...6¼
We
ver
r
N<>1 oilier bniWMiB jp<frntiT!^v
'Siie.1 .hiriiiK the .nvoijclj iSf fat
ReportMany
Poisoned in
J«4 »9tl
EEK ," .nth
SARDINES* Royal Blue; „
, Calif., all varieties, lgt Ban 11
KA1 tO SYRUP, Blue Labe
N>. l'VS'.ean ..
J E t SERT, all flavors,
reg. size pkg. ...;.u...j..
TtJirA FISH, light iineat,
N). 1/2. can .:
J •....
COi N FLAKES, P^stfrolsties<&
K !lld^$, pkg. }..U'.„..;....i
L
I'ersmu* Hviiig'>mttj 'of
... »t({
....
w«*t liiKnwny wln> <>.\vii ( 1 . ½
\Mu have liecoixio
« l.^iH'ho JS :
rause uf ijn» jnr«-n niiiij llhf <>•
Which luive. illetl fvoin'ipoWwiil
111¾.rece.nl montliH. ..
• Siimiiel HoHNi H21 K, ;M*rt »
fi'lmrle.j t o tlio p o l i c e !||ifj-j ft -V
lloKton bull iloic. Iind lnVj.11 !>
-; Wi'iliivMlny nlKht. , THM *1
;,|Wi;lfthWN(>'»f ,\,\i |H>ljt'fi|fllD^
GUARANTEE EVERYtHING WE SELL
Stubbins & Ernes
_!£ 5
ri
•'. 'liirliKf ft,,. iij N r-y,.|>r,i; -A'ri*J>x
|i<"J '•( M f r . l l . i w t V i W l ' W f V l i J I
mill been . |Ht]Nivntyjh w j l l i iSilf
j t l H IwVe hevoml ttihi'i' nbltiUi-.
W. r
/mt tAVd cnwiM. iirHcnUt |MJl'wtiilnj
. OVlileiice,
' , f AnmiiK (hit |ie|'Kun.M
whopfc
J i j i v i . been ntilwuieil rtiif M«l.
m
V!" OlMMI, Klllll U>YHHt ,l.iw.|i|l
«'ti, 11t.1l Hennini Wnllfniim. i
Three . f i j o m ^ ^
, Attend Diiftrjcjl Mji
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jiH'Klon, jwKtK'of' tftrt^KSn'tli
,- miiM. ri-mnln nHtvo nifd inali
. JijVlN Imiiortaiit in,. Mieir *i i
tios,. Phul ArntstrorrK. lroninia n
tlio Cook cotint* poniclt nP]
P0Rt«, .<|p;dhrwt nt r» iiei-HtTK
, Ninth (liKtHo't orKnnizn}ion'r-in
ton Jle%thtR; We<]nct<<laf i i M l j
week., Mr. Arm8tr«ftiRi; w«^t"! i'
<*«pal.8poakcrof the e v t h m B , - 5
( Mmtiljorship rpimrit* land M i
Rtoh reiwrts wcTCi made a t tl i
»nir.
:i: • , . ' . [ , ^
™
Thrwy members of ^ . B«fc
Pf"* 'were present a t l the J <
' 2 r , , B * . l " « i M l n K Commandii
» ayner. Adjutant Th«>jrald An I
^•.K. Paxtoh.
.
•
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Phone 6 1 S [ Not a Chain ptore
vi
/><j^
Part of mm
Cloth Bi
P i n e a p p l e Sliced or Orated N . ^
r
lliirriiiKton's lt».'?2i Iftijblin;
w a s 'uiiotficiiilly lojiHiejl: i n
with t h e tjikJniF o u t ' o f a - i.*»ri
nj n e w r e s i d e n c e strjilciftrV J! >'"KtJjncte.1 l)t .*iS*S E . j k i s s e l >.St
\V. A . , i^te.wnrt \ J i l l i b K jlie
of t h e new- resideiire^ v<!)li*
;; plated i„ c o s j $*.<)O0 'V
-E. Fredlund Sells Hi i
Des Plained Drug
1 HIIRO E , 'Fiwfiund;
•hn -dwner
L * ^ •Dr"K Co. «f Barriii^ton.
# ^ . W n l n «'« Store] to SI W
V
, ~n |p n(?o. Mr. f V d l q i i l In i
«ted hofh utorcjs for] tlie *ia«t
yearti. n e j ^ f o u n i l | t i a c ^ .
io operate the two places of
rh* sale became effective 1la::
rd«;i
«tr. Fredlund will here&fter*
,l
>'i tune tio th f t / local d r w •8tj(
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