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KOHT FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1928 jures Will Prove It Pays to Have Us Do Your Printing Phone 15 and get our figures on your job--delivery when you want it Mt. Prospect Traffic Officer Gets Praise ri-nidonU village cnn truly nnil i or I i i police forrr the i i i i wiiy in which Chief MuNn mi.1 Kalilr, thr treiwiid- trnnV in Miiinl.iy. rvi-M a word of i i i i i i i i i i 'I'hi 1 ilny pmrwd by wiOrmit tiny ii-ii'Mi-- cMrnt. i i i i in ti.iit'.i 1 iiml Imtrt km-w they luul iml in a hard work, when tln'y ft fur limne about midnight, having been on xinco curly morn.

Chief Mulxo stayed at post on Ihe intprm-ctlon of Main street and NorthwpMt Highway, while OfBcer KaMe wun on his wheel patrolling thr nthrr highways and straightening init. tangles before they became Mt. i.s truly fortunate in having such capable men to handle traflli- enforce the laws of the Mt.ite and village. A Convenient Place to stop for I I OIL AND GAS or GRKASING i is The 2 Highway Palace Service Station i A Props. Central lioml and Northwest Highway Mt.

Prospect, III. Clean Fuel G'leun furl- -fiH'l that i.s free from dust and dirt will burn bt'tU'i', burn IIUIKW and give better heat. The fuel you srnt from us is clintied at the mines and cleaned by us--you tfut duaii fuel ami a better value for your money. Albert Wille Phone 167-J Mount Proepect, 111. New Street Lights Ordered by Prospect Village Council The regular monthly meeting of the village board was held September 4, at the village hall with all trustees present, except Trustee Noll.

The clerk read the minutes of the previous mowings an fcwl the treasurer's report, both at which were motion, duly made on 9Hr Mr. rcqucHtBTQle MarctV reconsider the action of the superintendent of building construction, who had stopped the progress of the building until such changes were made as would bring it in tne scope of the zoning ordinance. The board upheld the contentions of the Supt, and is going into the matter further. The Celotcx people had a representative present a-nd his request was to the board for the approval of this material for the sheeting of Homes, using this material in the of shiplap. This matter was referred to a committee who arc to have the necessary tests mttdo on Celotcx as well as shipla'p, and report back at the next meeting.

A committee from tho fire department, was the next to talk to the hoard and made a report on the wishes of the fire department in regards to the purchase of the new lire truck. The board deferred action on this as the president had Home confidential information he wanted to give the board members and the member of the fire department committee at an executive session. Chief Mulo) authorized to purchase a set of new tires for his Ford, and Officer Kablc was authorized to purchase n. winter uniform. Street lighting was next in order and the board selected fourteen in- tor.sections on which they will put nrw lights.

Engineer Johnstonc brought up the question of a thorough inspection to be made by the president, the secretary of the board of local improvements and the engineer. It was agreed to do this the earliest possible date. Bids for the painting of the new community hall were now in order. These were all referred to tho committee on public grounds with pow er to act. The bidders were D.

Fredericks, Frank Schott and K. (ierner, all local painting coii- nictors. Upon the request of the oard, Henry Beigel prepared a sketch of the addition to the village mil and secured a estimate of the i ost from our local Mason, John iors. This was discussed pro and ion and it wan desired to advertise or bids on this addition in the lojjal way. Bids are tit be deposited with he village clerk September 20, A.

1028, at the hour of 8 p. m. to be pcnod by the board at its next session. Thin ended the mooting, as here was no further business for he board to transact. The Prospect Park No.

1 street ighting system public hearing wat leld and as no objectors were pros- nt, the necessary stops were tak- to help this improve.mcnt forward to completion. Mount Prospect Directory DR. ALFKKI) WOLPKATH SI KfiKON In the Mt. Prospect Hours KIM I 7-H m. Also Appointments LOUISE KOESTERM.D, Physician an Surgeon Office: Over drug Ph.

Mt. Prospect 314 9 ti 11 n. daily 1 to 6 p. m. un Sat.

DR. 8. WILLIAMS DKNtlST Ml. Friday! 1 p. M.

to 8:30 PI p. Cement und Itrick Work j. H. urns General on tract or I'hom- i.Hl Exeat ntinv. Lathing, I'hiMtrrlng Floral Designs For Spcrml and Weddings Neatly made up by IChas.

J. Homeyer pay lone distance tele phone chin on nil orderx. bone 375-M Mt. Prospect ALBERT WILLE Dealer In liuilding Material, Coal, Wood, Feed and Fertilizer Mt. Proatwct, III.

Tel. 167-J Residence 170-J Residences and Business Buildings HENRY BEIGEL CAKPKNTKR CONTRACTOR Phone 232-R Porch Enclosures and Remodeling E. GERNER CO. Painting and Decorating Reasonable PricM Katlmattn Gladly Olfen Phone Mt. Prospect 488 Wille St.

JDusse Ave. Bowling, Billiards Fountain Service All for your pleasure MT. PROSPECT RECREATION Phone 463 Bread, Cakt, Pies and Pantry As Mother Likes Them Prompt attention to Special Occasion Orders We give S. H. Green Stamps MILLER'S BAKERY Phone 606-J C.

M. B. League Doings The entertainment committee to put on a 500 game on lept. at 8 p. in.

In this tiey will use dice instead of cards, vhich will be revolution in the Iny of this game. The entire mater will be explained before play started. Ice cream and cake will be served nd prizes will he plentiful, as the ommittee has decided upon a novel ilan to secure a prize for almost very player. An exceptional timij will be ha all who attend. The admission will be for and Unc for children.

Kveryone is welcome. NOTICE TO BIDDERS 'Sealed Sids will lie received on in improvement designated us un idditloh to village hall, as per iketi'h, prepared by Henry Itcigol. sheets and specifications can be tecurrd from the village clerk. All are in be In the hands of the Village Clerk by Sept. '20, 11)28, at p.

Daylight Having time, By order of the Village Board New Addition To Village Hall Of Mount Prospect The village board at their meeting Tuesday, authorized the advertising for bids on the erection of an addition the village hall, in which will be housed the new flrc Micki'lnd also an addition which will (rouse cells for the unruly, who may-hg-pickcd up by the police. ThdMfaent plans call for at mod- cm jalFin which will be located up-' to-date cells with model sanitary conditions, and also a room in which the prisoners can be booked. The section that is to house the fire truck will be ample in size to take care of present and future needs. Mt. Prospect will have two 1 fire trucks, that are in serviceable condition, as soon as the new one arrives, which means we can take care of almost any emergency that may arise without calling for outside assistance.

In fact Mt. Prospect still owns its first hand pumper and is holding this as a relic, which may be some day be used in a parade to show the progress being made in fire fighting apparatus in our village. Final Notice This is a final nottce'tdlthe owners of tag for the fiscal year, 199B-1929. 1 These can be sccilretl'at the office of the village clerkv'n cent of the motorists have secured their 1928 vehicle taps and this-ta to advise that beginning at once the police department will take strict action on those who drive without vehicle tags and the consequence will be a trip to the police court, which may mean a heavy fine. Better get your tag before you get into trouble.

Chief of Police 1929 Auto Licenses To Be Red On Black Throughout State Springeld, 111., Sept. 3--Illinois 1SI2D automobile license plates wil! be- bright rod numcralstm a field of black. Several weeks ago the selection of white letters on a field of green was made, but upon investigation it was learned several states in the central west had selected similar designs, and the change was made to prevent confusion. During the present year considerable confusion resulted from Missouri selecting a cnlor scheme similar to that of Illinois in 1927. Many reports were made that autoists were carrying 1027 plates in April, May and even later in the year, but on investigation it was usually discovered the person reporting failed to observe or it would have been seen the platr wag somewhat wider than that used in Illinois in 1927, and did not carry an outline map of Illinois which was a distinctive feature of thp Illinois plates in 1927.

Cost of the Illinois plates for 1929 will be a little more than eight and one-half cents a pair. This cost is believed to be the lowest in the history of the state. in In hla first a Miiige fo the congress of republic of Texan, In December, 1838. I'renident Mlra- beau It. Lnmnr strong)? urged pro- vlnlon for public ulucntlon.

A quo tntlon from Ills appears upon every publication of tlip state system. Kach yenr some of stntemonp.v spent on lilcli tr education, and Tcxnn 1ms the liirgpHt permanent school fund of any state. Prttidential The first Presidential mt-diil, or I a pence mttilnt, was Issued in 17HO. Tim deHlgn on the reverse sldf of the 1 poll), representing linnili clasped ntirt dtps 'oenritte the "Pence and Send Mi IP," Is the retfttlnf design' fof'lhe- Presidential medal. Tln'se were originally presented to various Ind tribes as a symbol of friendship.

Not Just Another Radio- a new musical instrument--new in conception, new in principle, new in fundamentals that are revolutionary, and magnificently new in power, range and richness of musical expression. Is the description of the NEW SPARTON EQUASOME MODEL RADIO for demonstration and Radios see William Busse Son PHONE: Mt. Prospect 300 MT. PROSPECT, ILL. YE OLDE REPORTER A (rood thinjf to remember, And a better thinj? to do; work with the construction gang Joi, with the wrecking crew.

A Good Wall Motto for a Restaurant We treat you right, both day and nitc, Vnd give no cause for sorrow: Sp eat your fill and pay your bill, come again tomorrow. Oh, Boy! Lady: "I want a collar for my lusbimd." Clerk: "What size, please?" Lady: "I forgot, but I can just get my fingers around his throat." We Agree First Motorist: "I had a drink of real moonshine the other day." Second Motorist--''How was First Motorist: "I find that I can get the same kick by kissing a ipark plug when my motor is running." IttflH ELK GROVE Monday, Sept. 10 school will again start in the Forest View school, district 56. arid Mrs. Theo.

Goebbert and iwo children visited at the home of ier.paren^^ Mr Mss.Gustaye F. Bloesp, Thursday ewnihg. Mrs. RtMbon daughter returned from the hospital having been ope'rate'd dn for appendicitis. Wedding bells will soon be ringing in Elk Grove.

Wm. Seiltz has a new G. ML C. truck. Mr.

Fred Wille of Roselle visited at the Buchholz home Labor Day. MT. PROSPECT 'Step This Way" Will Be Gala Stage Show Clara Bow's Chicago admirers are to have the opportunity of enjoying their favorite motion picture star in "The lleet's In," which comes Saturday, September 8, to the Balaban Katz Chicago theater. The pert little actress with the fxotic rod hair and daring eyes has had many types of roles, each decidedly different from the others, and in this, her latest picture, she portrays a seaside maul, the heroine of unusualy interesting sea-voyager's film. James Hall plays opposite the flaming haired star in her latest picture, and displays himself very well in a role which is also different from any he has previously portrayed.

The supporting cast has been cleverly chosen und delightful entertainment is the result of months of effort in the studio. "Step This Way," which will be offered at the Chicago theater during the week in project, offers something new in the of dance ensembles, the Poster Girls. Instead of presenting the usual complete line of girls, they offer a combination of male and female dancers. George Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Busse was baptised at St. Paul's church Sunday. Rev. Arthur Eissfeldt and family Rev.

Walther Bissfeldt and family both from Canada are spending their -vacations wtyh their parents 'and sister, Mrsi W. Noll. and Mrs. George Glade arc the proud parents of a baby boy born July 26. Heartiest congratulations.

Mr. and SHRDLUCMFWYPshr Mr, J. H. Gors and sons, James and Richard enjoyed a trip to Delevan Lake, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. O. F. Shetterly and Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Murray of Kalamazoo, visited relatives and friends in Mt. Prospect Labor Day. Reverend Arthur and Walther Eissfeldt families and Mrs. H. R.

Noll motored to Milwaukee Tuesday where they visited relatives and friends. Len. Wuerffel, returning for the opening of Concordia College also accompanied them. You may talk about your fine autos and all that, but our "Daddy" Beirman has a driving horse that I he would not trade for any "buggy." Mt. Prospect A.

C. team will play Palatine boys, on our Diamond Sunday. "Len" Wuerffel will c'ome from Milwaukee to do the pitching. Holy celebrated at St. Paul's Ev.

Lutheran church Sunday. Concordia Mutal Benefit League held their regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening. Construction work at St. Paul's Lutheran school is progressing rapidly. Contractor J.

H. Gors is anxious to have the building near completion before cold weather sets in. Tuesday morning saw quite a number of our little tots on their way to their first day of school. To many of these little folks the arrival of the time when they must cease their playful hours, came, no doubt, as it did to most of us, as a time when they give up joyful freedom for the scnool room. No doubt many were reluctant about entering the school, with a halt afraid feeling.

However, after once inside and the capable teachers, in a parental way, assign them their seats, they become more at ease. By the time the first day of their school life is over, the majority of them feel quite satisfied to gladly accept this new life, and will enjoy their play hours all the more. The older ones also resumed their studios Tuesday at SL Paul's Ev. Lutheran parochial school, und at the public school, while thp graduates of last year classes, and other high school scholars began a new year of learning at Arlington Heights high school. We wish thorn all every success, and we feel that, as in the past, so in the future, our scholars will keep the name of Mt.

Prospect "hoisted" up to a level, second to none. Helium Production In producing helium, HIP helium- hearing Is coolpil to iibout 300 degrees helow y.ero. at which all of constituents of tlie pin except the helium nre reduced to nml the helium ens Is tlmn drawn off and iprossptl I tmik "irs or steel rvllnders for shipment. Wheelt Vary in Speed The bureau of stuniliinK -uy that when an automobile Is a turn the outside renr wlieel travels faster than the Inside wheel. The differential pears take up the difference In distance traveled by the Inside and oiirsMe' wheels.

Recreation Opens Fall Bowling Season The local recreation opens up this week with a double tournament on Saturday and Sunday on the bowling alleys. The management also requests that anyone interested in league bowling, deposit their name with one of the attendants present, so that complete plans may be laid for an early start on the league tm's season. Last ear we saw some ical interesting games bowled in the league and some very interesting match games. The bowling alloy affords a clean sptH the man or woman who is InokiriK for health ami amusement anil this is one sport in which both can be foui.d without any trouble, the old adage is "bowl for what ails you" anil i many CHM-S this is truo as bowling is a healthful recreation. Dine--Dance BE MERRY AT RAND TOWER Frank Chopake, Prop.

Novelty Orchestral Music Furnished by Black Cat Orchestra Every Saturday 8 p. m. to 1 a. m. STEAKS AND CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY COMPUTt FINANCIAL SKRVICC Stay On The Safe Side! --bank your money promptly! In your pocket or in the drawer of your desk, cash is not safe, ft is constantly in danger of being lost, stolen, or misplaced.

When you have money for deposit, avoid taking chances with carelessness or thieves--bank it here promptly! Mt. Prospect State Bank Mt. Prospect, III. 1 We have changed cars and now handle the HUPMOBILE "A car worthwhile that you can drive with a smile." See the new one Sept. 5,1928 at our local showroom.

Mt. Prospect Motor Co. (Not Inc.) Phone 500 Mount Prospect, I1L Energy Foods Do you consider when rlomn daily shopping, the the health of your family in selecting foods that-jwipply a full measure of enern Our iual- ity foods pmjvide this needed oneijrv in the most easily assimilated form. Meats- that save you work Smoked meats, cooked and ready to serve, offer the busv housewife the opportunity to save time when she must prepare a meal in a hurry. Keepinjr a supply on hand will prove most convenient.

1 ry our steaks, roasts and chops. will also prove de icious. EESKE'S We Deliver Promptly--Call Us Early Phones 31 and 41 Mt Prospect, DL 1.