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l ['5 . now NWT!!!" Lehmann Michel . ‘ ”sauna-hm magenta-m , ‘DOWNERS GROVE REPO A! the lune-Hon of the touunur '0! of [In evening. )1. P. John. who was culled to an the place of the no. head am!" of ammonia. Cnpt. Allan Racial. who)!" nnlvoldlbly EASTER CARDS In his eddrees ol welcome, President A. G. Michel outlined the aims and achievements of the annotation. which wore discussed in more detail by B. 11:. Kehler in response 'to the toast. “Our Aseochtion." The Downers Grove orchestra. under the leadership or George Nargney. discoumd sweet melody at intervals through the eve- ning. Mrs. Kent Wyllie chm-med her‘ hearers with two classic Ielectione sung in ieultleu manner. A (rule courtroom scene in I Ire-tern town‘ we: inlmltehly portnyed by the Rev. F. J. Milnee. Charles Davie nus “lw victul" end “Nu: ver dle Behneucht hunt." and was heartily epplnuded. while the haunting retrain of "Du. Du. “out Ilelr im Heartze." Inn; by Mr. and In. Michel, held the audience spellbound. SEED TAPE; Seeds properly :pqced in tissug paper tape, I-.A.Z|!A_J wfi‘I. EAL _I..- ‘3‘ fertilized with fish glu'e. 'No'thh-ing out. straigl'xt 'rom, 'no' backache and patient results. 50 feet in package to: Vegetables teed: 2: package The first annual banquet of the Downérs Grove Business Men's asso- ciation was held last Tue-day evenlng in the Grand Army hall In the Heart! block. More than 100 enjoyed the oc- callon and did juatlce to the menu and took part in the hour of want ment which followed the banquet. No shoes over 53.50 53.50 thou cost you $.50 F‘fli Talks, Laughter and Music at first Annual Banquet Make Affair mg Successâ€"A. G. New St lea are now coming in. You will find a large we assorted stock of button and lace boots amps, In the new cloth topu and new I bu clan ornaments. You shoulduee our sty es before buying your luster footwear. The Fair Store! n VOL. XXX". NO. ‘18. Michel Welcomed Diners Vegetable and flower seeds in packages Bulk seeds Peas Beans and Grass seed Prices $2 to $3.50 per pair Shoes for Spring Come in and see the new series of Volland's Post Cards. . Swearingen (E! Co. Grocery Department New Seed- ' ‘Chicago Wonder Spots" Caids of all kinds. fine line of Easter Downers Grove Just Out We under-land there In In force Ill ordtnmco compelling owner. to hoop their chicken penned. In, oom- phinu have come In to the nuns authorities during the put two wooi- about chlchono watching and utlu tulips and other noun hut now peeping above the ground. We think It would ho a who move to hoop chlcuno penned and "old on: trou- ble with ulshhon and villas. ollcon. RAISE CHICKINS? Loo Kowfl Tnken by and large, or as one of those present put it, “up one side and down the other," it was a most en- joyable alfalr and one which will be long remembered by the Business Men’s association and their guests. Ali through the program ran a spirit of love (or the village. the real booster sentiment without which no town. city or state can amount to anything. Wright catered. Rupért Bafiemnn discovered a vein of oratory, hitherto unsuspected by him. flulbsrt Jones told s "chicken" story, and Prof. Butler vainly urged that he was no business man as an excuse to keep from addressing the gathering. Dr. Smith made a raw pithy remarks, which were applauded to the echo. Black and blue, the favorite colors of Carl Bulger and B. E. Kehlér. were pointedly mentioned by the singers and all present joined In the chorus of: "Lev! Mam, Gunndheu to you; You're all right the whole long day through. Drink it down, Drink It down. Drink it down, down, down." detained. several or the singing mem- bers of the association regaled their assembled victims with various (“men descriptive of some or the bushes: men. Flower seeds 3c package Corn DOWNERS GROVE, DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, MARCH 26. 1915. 0n the evening of Much 17th, lira. Helen McDonald '3. guest of honor at n birthdny dinner given for her hi. the Wright Hotel by the Mr. and In. Wright In. Lynch of M Grove lhnred the honors with her, hem also choeen this most suspicions m for her Mrthdey. The guests, six in number. onion! 1 fine dinner. the growing glory of menu. In. A. P. Dani's“ was urn-fled the prize. . basket of mt“. for the mu she dinphyed. Guile melodies were Inn; by In. thkaa and Mn. McClure. Member: of the Home Economics Committee of the Downers Grove Woman's Club entertained their friends last Friday Afternoon at a Si Patrick's Day party. The mm In at the residence of Mrs. T. M. Cnmtr hell. cluinnnn oi the committee. The rooms were tastefully decorated in appropriate colors. and the sixty who Attended had a most enjoyable time. Among the features which kept the Imminent at its haiku. in: a con? tent in which all present sought to make u! lriuh panic look like a do". by mean3_ of cunning], deflud pr- ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY. Stun; by an Injustice of the and. Roy A. Bun. 5 Ion] non 0! Datum. I! not than in one. lnduod u. lol- lowlng citation and ”I“. u “notch! down-u" to R. w. Lardner. (M author 0! ”In "Wale." It upward in the "was" beneath I «won of "0 PI!- no." which nnmclon presumably rt- Ietred to (he impmuon "In mm: with on the Ila-bind champIon o! Rinaldo. I will cm.“ nm In" More Cm wmm you do noun, ‘ The place than near I Nut and I. known I. ~â€"-. “not be a In“, pine. to "N In min. mm or In In": In! mmrflm or “Martin. I! can’t mu n n" wm that «Mum village Whmln I "to to run. In only can mm- wul a! you: “'0 name In --â€"- â€"-. L'Nlnt TM: place I. on "M H; You board "a (rain and "to Right "much that old potato patch Th1! you call . And very noon the inhuman thou“: “Nut «op, that Mannly cove TM! border. on a loan. 1M Tiny call It ..... -â€"." Not many dun I" the Author of I column. walled "In the Wain ol the New." In "no Chicago Tribune. pm!- od lame vern- eolobnuu the bunny “u o! RInnm, on. o! Ibo suburbq to the out o! Down-n Grow; In the poem "noun comparison non pk.- lomoquo lbw full 0! truth "n madr. Anon; "um um. and. con- monu on (no tamper-taro ban and nluwhon :- comp-rad with tho balm) cums": o! Rinaldo. ‘ The vlul null-tics Involved In the tomolnz Damn-nah: were supplied by tho local physician]. and my be depended upon. Slur-Ix birth. In wtayntuupmtyxoodroeord tor the vllluo. VILLAGE VERSIPIER SINGS PRAISES OF DOWNERS GROVE Indeed the judgment displayed by ‘these possible tuture pro-Ideals. om- toru. doctors. luvyen, merclnnu or muslclans would do credit :0 mm: older heads. and wlll. we hope be emulated by mun] seekers for home- awny [tom the noise and rush of the city. away from the grime wd smoke or futon-lei. Ind out In the maul surroundings whlch make Downers Grove the Ideal home town. Since October first, sixty-six young ‘persons have come to Downers Grove with the intention of making it their permanent home. So far none of the sixty-six, and. by the way, each of them is less than six months old, line1 shown any dissatisfaction with the vil- lage or the surroundings. As a matter of fact none of these babies has de- veloped any great linguistic ability. though all of them have displayed ram judgment in selecting such an ideal birthplace no Downers Grove. ‘ Babies Show Judgment Com- mendablc in Much Older Peo- ple by Picking Out Down-' era in Which to Live. VIIMGE NPIIIA- BIRTHDAY DINNER. is] ha I» m. The April meeting at the Congress- tionnl Philathea clue will be held on Friday evening. the 2d. M the home of Mrs. Edward I". Lacey, 116 North lain Itreet. Do not fall to come and bring a friend. The out of mu tucker: leave um week for their respective home: to spend a week's vacation. Supt. Butler and lot“. MI"!!! and flu. were host- It I 3 o’clock dinner Thursduy evening In honor of the H. 8. basketball team and couchel, Xenia. Rotation and Hawlcy. The total receipts from the sale of “chat- to the "Smugglemnn" were £141.30. The tom expenses were 823.15. leaving a balance of $18.75. This will be used partly on the new piano and pm will be spent at the North Side school. The teacher who gets a boy or girl inspired to stand square in the day of temptation may he doing s great" sot‘ial service than the man who gives a million to found it hospital. This is true because this inspired boy or girl may start matters to moving whirh will be far great" in the sum total of final results than the hospital will ever accomplish. Nothing Is host for a child In school that in not good for Mm out. of school. We up in receipt 0! In lnvluum from the board 0! educukm of mu- vla. "1.. to be prvnem at nu» datum» mm 0! their not high nchool handing Monday evening. Mnrrh 29m. Rum. H. A. Vouo o! the flatul- uthools spent Maud-y aflernmn VII“. In; our ochooll and lmmtlng our new building. TM mac mun-l mining hon an, vorilna IM- wnl on bird hours, to ho- pIu-od In various pans of car 11%. Ian mm Mm." In met a joy to 12ml. nnd boys that "no, mould be plum! by the Rhona-nth. Tho Philanthropy Commune o! the Woman's Club on nmndns lhln en- tmnlnnenl and ham muted Qo |o|p than In. Wu Brown who will give two mulcnl mains: which. no hr no known. hon nonr been mun In Down-n 0m. before. nay In" .100 nocnrnd Ibo nmlm o! noun 0! our well known munlcunn: Mu. J. C. mm: Ibo Inho- Roo. tho Ilun Lover nod Janna: Mud-non fluo- wollor. Bunion. Wiley. Michal. nllo llu Afln lamp“. Nan not I couple“ proqnm will be pawl-nod. The proceeds of (Mo durum will be given to chlflly. P0! the small mm 0! MM can“ you are Invited to enjoy I mullet! trout It the Iothodlu church at 1:80 Datum-y Afternoon. Apr" no. In order to mun-w bundling of mud. admluton will be by “do! only. A full program of the exorcism wnl IDDOII’ In next week’s lune. EASTER IATINEB i The 1915 clue of Blrd Center I! In ‘mony ways the moat remuklble clan ever gndualed from this school. For their on their cuss “Movements ex~ coed anything ever known In the neighborhood. All who live within available (nuance should not (all to be present on this moot unusual oo onion. The sndunung exercises of the dlm lrlct school or Blrd Center will occur on Frldny evening. Anrll 9th. I! 8 o‘clock. la the Congregational church of the village. Last week club members were told of the Bchivementa o! the Woman's City Club of Chicago. by Min Hun-let Vlttum and were given an Insight Into the actlvmu of the club which has done so much In the past few your. for the big city by the lake. ‘ ‘1' At the next regular meeting of the mourners Grove Womun's Club. next Wednesday afternoon. the Rev. F J. Milne: wm discuss “Changed Men In Phlluxthropy." Mr. Milne: will take the place on the club program which Mrs. Lelshman was to have filled. and will speak on the subject choun by her. To B- Dluumd by the Rev. F. J. Hum. Eaton tbs Woman's Club. “CHANGED IDEALS IN PHILANTHROPY” W. P. WHITNEY. BIRD CENTER NEWS. ICNOOL NOTII. Icmm nucleate. LORD LUMBER COMPANY Phone 20 ’ngures on lumber an- masons anteti- . als are so reason- able as to be aetual- ‘ 1y surprising. The “ secret us we know how to [m . We stock up reg/1t. \X/e sell on a close margin. Our experience save: you money. You certainly dont want to waste your cash. Get our estimates. You find them rock bottom. We have been In business for more than a day and know how. .A nnnnnnn v . “I I. “flu” hum-every Wed-”CI, and um» It Md“ “The Primitive Way”, Selig Drama “The table of Emma-s Tillie and Ham Parents”, - , - many M M Q T 10 GRW an? m3 “n- M""’”-=I§ THE IOTIOGRAPH FAIILY THEATER ‘. W. NASH Lot OUR Bank In YOUR Baal We Pay 3 per cent IBIOI'OII anlnu Account. Is it no? better for all of us to keep our mwoncy here at home invest and build in out own community? '1 he man who does this is prosperoul. When a man is "fling hard to sell you a ptoposilion than is sognqthing ‘in it fo_r lMâ€"jthat'l _a nun: thing. If all these schemes which "Smooth" strangers come around to Peddle are such great ‘.‘Money Makers" why don't theykecp them themselves? Farmer’s and Merchant's Bunk “mmmmammnmm “mummnmmmu "mummmum nmmuvnulum" SATURDAY MARCH 27!!! Downer. Gro'vo. llllnola Can-l Bud- Muoom Baud W tum-non amid-'0' unnum- Moo. Iain-7n- O A. II. o. I D. In M Ono-dot ovonluu In. I P. 3. I. O 9. I. Downers Grove, “lino“? The Cornet