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The new man ti htu to-theâ€"minu'te. All good thin on the SAXON. which have made it km all m er the In T ‘ey Stand Up; they have rove it in millions of miles of driving. v I Cent a‘ mile I! the av e coat of operation or the Saxon. Now' Is the time to place yoiit ' Phone 183 M Isl: {or monstratio‘u. ARTHUR KIDWELL and you will have both dollars and reasons for a Merry Christmas M!!! W 9:22;} ' V: :_ fire I Sacrifice Sale Nowo a; I 0‘ Everything In the Store Reduced Three Weeks 0! Money Saving Prices or, Downsns GROVE M J. W. HUGE”, Prat. SAM. CURTISS, Cashier is the cooperative feature. It encourages many to do what few would accomplish indi- vidually. It proves the old maxim that in union there is strength. Members help them- selves and help others at the same time. They are sustained in their eflbrts to save by the enthusiasm of the multitude and have the ad- vantage of system and organization~which finds the highest attainment in a successfully conducted bank , Every-person in DOWNERS GROVE should om our Landis Christmas Sav- ings 61111). It directly benefits members rsonally and at Christmas booms business or the merchants and helps the town morally and commercially “93'?! #5399 {*qmgrwghwfizu‘te; All 200d things. 9n ths.$AXQN. .vhid! have, made it SAXON ROADSTER $395 A S t yl i s h C a r The Lahdis Christmas Savings Club was a happy thought. The phenomenal success of this proves it performs a valpable service in the Community. ' The Great First National Bank’s Wis Christmas Savings Club Become a Member First National Bank’s B. SCELFO, 29 S. Main St. ’ WWW ‘vm W m - " Everybody Should Join Advantage At Once of the wwssm uuovs usrmrrxn. nowxuns GROVE. ILL. no renlar m of the W cum will be hold a nut. 8In< day school It 0:45 a. It; hm man- lng worship. I] facet: sunny 8'“- In mice. 1:" o‘clock. All In many “mud to attend the” Lent:- evnmp. may In W Ind neat to help In In our coma: for spirit“! supremacy. You are cor. Many 'dcoue at any of our union. Evening Prayer nd alarm (um ham). 1:” p. m. "on“, light. Boy Scouts Tue-day lint. Chou robe-ml. may. «elm: nd udmuo- at and” School for older Win ":10 to If”. ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Quannly hut-luau mum Woman- day ounlnl. lurch 81. buthblofluWod- A Blbla uhool conhmco vlll be held Band”. March 2|. u 3 o'ctock In the “noun church. Ilr. Budfleld will up“! on "TM EMcIoncy of Ike Touche-r." 01h" Band-y school voti- on um Into pan. We null om" the Lord's Supper Babb-ll: morning. March :8. Rude-wore" will dllcun the topic. "b‘uvorflo Roch of the Bible." Pastor‘l clan Wedneoduy aflarnoon, Prayer meeting (homo. "Love hud- Inx to RUDODMCQ." Wonhlp 7 : 30. f Sunday service. :1 a. m.: Wednes- ‘day. 8 D. 111.; Sunday mhool. 10 I. m. The reading room is open to the pub- lic on Tuesdays and Friday. (ram 2 to I p. m. The Bible and Christian Svience literature may be read or pur- claimed or the cm- in charge. Visitors If? welcome. nouns 0P WORSHIP. Mann. Sunday School. 9:“ I. llmlu Payer no man. II I To all these services and meetings you are herewith kindly Invited. A braised Eutertime to you! Yours for the Ev. St. Paul‘s church. April “â€"935. Sunday school: 2:30 p. m., reunion of all confirmed. April 8-»2 p. m., Ladlea' Aid meet- ing and coffee in the home of Mrs. C. Stlger, 100 Saratoga St. 8 p. m., Young People's League meeting. April 5~â€"8‘p. m., Brotherhood meet- mg, April 4â€"â€"9:l5. Sunday school. 10:30 a. m., German Easter. Service with Holy Communion. 7:30 1). m.. Easter exercises of the Sunday school. Bible April 2-7:30 p. m.. English. Good l-‘rtday. Service with Holy Commu- ulon. March 28â€"435. Sunday- school. 10:30 a. m., confirmation. English. 2: 30 p. 111.. home department rally. 7:30 p. In. German Lent service. March 21â€"445. lundny school. 10:30 I. m.. examination or the con- llrmnnts. English. Arthur Mendel. Al;- vln Hogrete. Ed Mendel, Ed Sucker, Allce 29!), E. Schuater, Elsie Peters. L. Wander, L. Hogrefe. 7:30 p. 111., English Lem service. TN! FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. an. Hm Adam W. OUR EASTER PROGRAM. 1915. ICONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Paul a. Vluho. Patter. Wilbur ochool “PTIIT with nermon n! 10:80 and Ind Men's clu- at CHURCH 81.50 per hour; 2 e per tri to and from alcpot p Ford Autos Overhauled $20.00 GENERAL ”RY Goons AND W W I" ‘ 17. ll 80 “III a. Mr. linhl-Baluh. I native of India. will give the address. He is a gndw Ito at Northwestern University And In at present attending the Theolog- ical School. He is an excellent speak- er. Come and he" him and both see and hear some of the results»! Forâ€" eign Missionary work. The Women‘s Foreign Missionary Society will hold their Thanks 01er- ing meeting. Sunday. March 213:, a! 10:30. 11 Grove St. The public In no“ cordially hum to as ”rum Morning and "um. 'mhlp with punching by tho pom. LIVERY Leo Schmlu. gator. Sunday m- Icon: lunch] school It 10:. Ill. Bot-on at n L II. and 1:10 p. I. Inter Y. P. A.. 2:45, no! Senior Y. P. A. It 6:46 p. n, mince! Ionian: Wed-cod” It I p. a. tad Thanh: at 1:48 9. ll. Choir nburul n 1ch mammal MIMIM“IQ. Wool duoâ€"Holy Connnntoc. 1 I. 0.; Ian. I I. n. It". Beauty no.“ on a. an and" at tho mouth; Married Woman on the It“ and”; Young [Adm on tho maid Doom; Boy: and am- OI (he mm; Sunday. floty my Mambo «or! m” {m 1 to I p. n. J.fl.k03fl$0l,l.l). Sundayâ€"s l. n. Hus, mum of tho Gospel and hull. of the d”. ur- mqn: lo a. n. "In Hus. mam o! m Dupe! and lulu]. or (I. My. "moo; 8:80 p. I... noun. landlo- uou. sermon; bum-nu. 2:80 p. n. s p. tumâ€"Bullets! of the Crou. Bpih null Duties of Children. l‘ridnn. l p. m.:â€"â€"8uiionn of the Crou, Sermon- on the Seven but Words from the Crou. Good Friday. 3 p. Insâ€"Adam lion. Good Fridu light. I p. m.:-â€"â€"1'Io Crucifixion 0! Jesus Chriu. AUTO FOR HIRE WRIT IVANOELICAL CHURCH. During Lent u series of sermons will he delivered on the following nub joctr Ash Wednudny:â€"â€"8 p. m. The Manning of Lent. Bundtn, 10 o'clock Mumâ€"The Worlhlp of God. Band-n. a p. m.:â€"Ood'l Dalian And our 80cm Condltlonl. many afternoon, Cam-go. for Weddln... Funerals. ltc. All are cordlnlly Invited to “(and thou services. MISSIONARY THANKS MEETING. Sunday services: Class meeting at 10 n. In. Public worship at 10:30 and 7:30. Sunday school at 12 m. Epwonh League at 6:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting. Wednesday. at 8 p. m. Wo- men's Missionary Societies. am Thursday afternoon of each month, Ladien' Aid Society. second Thursday atternoon of each month. Choir ro- hearsal. Saturdly a! '1':45 p. In. Hold services in the Congregational church every second Sunday. WALTER BURMEISTER. Pastor. We invite the attention of the read- er of the “Reporter" to an article in this issue. entitled “Beiimont improve- ment Club." And to those of our patrons we would advise that it you ‘have not yet organized a club for the purpose of farm improvement. do so at once. And if you should desire any suggestions upon this subject. you may meet the leaders of this club at< our church next Sunday or any other Sunday. We would be giad to'see you. Our services next Sunday are: Sun~ day school at 10. Devotional services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. FRED FINK Jame: Freeman Jenneu, Mlnlnor. and.) «m It 1 o'clock. Iva-1m I: very Mull! Invited to an.“ I” or than unico- You in: may, a very cordial welcome LISLE GONGEGAWONAL CHURCH. “when ll. Schick, Pastor. Rav. Eneu B. Goodwln. Punt. By Hour or Trip Phone 1 06- M GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Phone 4-8-R METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Phone 634 B. E. KEELER, Proprietor cabinet and color; per pair - 1' 50¢ to .1.” Men’s Khaki pants in all shades, per pair .1.“ Boy’s Khaki knee pants, per pair 33‘ We are now carrying a complete stock of Standud Fm]:~ ions in stock. Call end select your patterns from out Chick assortment of new curtain Madress, lBâ€"fle Curtain scrims, all new patterns 12-186 Fancy lot of new dress ginghams, per yd. I. and 11: New line of crepes in colors, per yd. 18¢ Childa Rompers in good strong materials, each a and “e Men’s working pants 9nd overalls in all sizes Blue Front Store !. Red Comb Poultry Feed Hardware, Stoves, Etc. Ioc glasshlick pepper 25c size fig or orange marmalade 2 5c size imported anchovie sprats 2 5c size Runkel's cocoa 25c size Eatmorc relish IOC size fat herring in bullion .zoc size herring in tomato sauce 25c size Bismarck wet mince meat 15c size canned cod steaks’ 15c size canned fresh herring 15c size Waldorf sweet potatoes 15c seller, Herkermer Peas Mertz (a Mochel Hard and Soft NORTH 'SIDE GROCERY AND MARKET Will! continuum 36 South Main Street Dry Goods Washburn- Crosby Co's F. GERWIG’S ' See wit that You have hot water on demand and with the lightihg of a match and the opening of a faucet your responsn- bility of delivering hot water to the tubs ends.- The Gas Water Heater lifts from your mind the burden of preparing h9t water _ if“: WesternUnited Gas ' “r56- and Electric Company {9.1} Be'ttei' and cheaper than heating it by the boiler full is to install Get out a family washing once a week and you are m a good position to know how much you depend upon hot water. You want 111me of It ang you want _it when you want_ it .- Hot "Water For The Laundry COAL A GAS WATER HEATER Specials SPECIAL C. MADISON, District M" TLLL'IIONE 39 “60H Medal” fill per doz l 3.9 .21 .19 .17