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L. H. Swearingen 6 Co. “'8‘“ I!“ I‘ll!” I'M-III Lehmann Michel HANDKERCHIIFS Ladies fincy Mel-chiefs, embroidered men, tin hoe edges, Initided prim 10¢ b 731: me: Plain handkerchiofi from la b ”c m. lath-MM» by the Dam 0m Volt-M meannwmuhhhm mummy-mot minimum-1th Animated by the lame apirit o! M triotiun which impelled them'ie toiiow the colon oi the day; oi '81. eoine ecore or two of the Ben in Blue. now veterans of the Grand Army or the RD" puhiic. Naper Poet No. 468, obeerved Decoration Day iaat Monday. Their etepe were perhape teehier. their looks a trifle more snowy than on other similar occasion. but there was no lack of enthneieam nor failure to appreciate the aoiemnity oi the event. There were two more sravee 01 Na- per Poet comrades to decorate this year. Comradea Gerry Weiiece and George Smith, who I twelvelnonth ago km! a place in the unha of the poet. Then. too. for the tint time aince the organization of Naper Poet ita Comâ€" mander, Captein 'i'. 8. Regen. was in- capacitated from marching. Not yet reeovend from the eel-ion: tail which he anetained some weeha ago. Captain Romero viewed the parade horn hia hmtmhalduanarkoieloo- tie- and «teen his comrades marched tnreriewaronndthepethothiadeoe- my and an In: Mu GLOVLO‘ Managua Buck, double tipped, silk glam. _ short FANS New white fem, vety pretty styles, 73¢. 80¢ ‘ .1 Nos. 100.150mdzoo nine plunmd fancy ribbons, Spedtlchpuyu'dllc lLotwhite and colored Mob-u, Non. 100M150 Pricepet yardue llntptettyfnncynbbom, Numooquo THE FAIR STORE! ' ‘3 1‘“ Mmmthwmmnnm Buythombythebox VOL. XXX". NO. 28. June Ribbon Sale ! (I. say to suit every condition quality a purse (I. We win flamish any magazine. Home 0: Foreign. by carrier 0! sub- sgtiption. at canpontivgot compe- (I. Postlcards: The finest sclection in Downers Grove MAGAZINIE Downers Grove PRICES “Gaol-mlhupcflor-uth“ Thoma“ mama tho ‘ol (bum in but In. Illa mmmmvmm flown-Mum}. Baum). lay mu. mu We "Mandinm mnwonmumohomolm Mr. and In. Wilson will “we at Riverside. The Rev. Charles Gare-er, of WI- tel-Inn. Ill. parlor-med the ceremony. lmmedhmly after the wedding the young couple let! for Springfield. "1.. to spend 1 short honeymoon with Hr, Wilson'n parents. : um Erm- Purker. daughter of Ilr. and In. E. E. Perker or Curti- street. and Reed )1. Wilson, were quietly Inn-fled Tueedly utternoon, June ht, at the home 01 the bride. ”ember. of the funny only were present. avenue to Potent avenue. south to Can the street. went tn Genome:- street. with to Maple inane. thence eat to Item Ind to'the cemetery. when the Deeontlon day rites! of the Greed Ann, of the Republic we. ‘ohurved. The mutton or the dey ve- dellvered et the Method!“ church by: the Rev. Brown at the Enable Con- vention! Church, After which they enjoyed e banquet In the church hue- ment. served by the Ledlee of the Maccabees. PARKER-WILSON. HOEHNJ’FAU. W31 péryard I“ DOWNERS GROVE, DU PAGE COUNTY, ILLINOIS. JUNE 4, 1915. oath to our manna wms a": 3“" "mt: snco-m mop nun-let nennlon for ms. noder the direction of the «hunt. for pini- enl training for Inn. The oelool for athletic cenchen 'nn opened for the Int the In 1!“. hem more or lean In experiment. mm the university nu notified that then nu 3 late field for n. Interest annual nll en- pecmlonn. One hundred nnd mt!- men pernono rnglntered. The router Included men who held m It when ln lulu Ilium ‘1 '0“ no hm nclool tench-m. Ind other- nlo desire! to extend their Mal knovledne of vnrlonn ”one. The lollovlng will be the m of homo m: anal-n. L 3-1. mm mm 0. 8. Devon-en: of Agriculture. Wentbcr Bonn. Claw. m. Tnnn- hy, June l, 1015. louedbytIeU.8.WntlerBI- teen. Wellington, D. 0., lot the neat bednnlng Wednesday. June 3, mt. For the Radon of the Grant men: Generally we wenther my be ex- pected. The teapot-nun cinna- will be “lam for the Upper Ilium anlny Hr. Jone I. Haul”, who rm lave clam at the Inn! (mum and athletics In our high ochool mt your. 'm wand the must at the Univer- sity of mm «tool («it «Moth! coaches Tlh h the neon! nun] school {asthma-checkout!” locum with the 031va of "limit Ir. Harry m. of the June: mm- In University. Decatur. m, cm ne- eeed mu m In the depart-eat of mlnmmmhmhmm. It. Hum R. Johnson, who h tench- 513 In . Inche- college In Canton. nl..lumeiupodIlmneo- notch! teacher In our no school the coll-g yen. n. We. our-o- m the Mn xwmmvm I. held III the lam Chub um um: mm Tilt villa-nio- “mummmm In‘lr. hyperfine Wei-tel 'm ‘mekmtotlochu. The high taboo! latter: us: no.- ter. 0! me [naming clan am he; aural.“ I! the bone at In. flan Wales. 124 Prince nave. mt Tm lay eve-us. Inc a. ”:23: ’i l i nonhuman-Irma“ ltvlllboonlyumucrotulow ween mu the club will have I shall dubious on their shooting M Tu- wm be a N3 Inflow-tut on main tot Dona: (iron via-our! umwmamgamuml At the next meeting of the club. to he held loudly. June 7. it in pronoun! to amend the by-lews limiting the membership to fifty and extend the unit to too. There have been so :mnny good sportsmen end eolid citi- zens oi Downer- Grove making appli- cetion to Join Iinee the club is m- nlng due. it was decided to do thie (ii the members one eueeebie) and give then: e chance to Join. ltwillheoniysnstteroteiew week: until thecllh will hues-Ion einbhoeee on their shooting made. Tile will be n his i-proveueet on running tor Dow-ere Grove whenever ttetertstoreindnriueehoohuhse been the use in the put. ave Weetem Sprlm lint blood. They scored two more in the second and from there until the finish at the ante Front Brune, on the slab tor the locals. with good support. had them hopelese. In the dret two m“ It looked like Weetern Sprinu' um. Brun- wee twirling neat hell, but his support was wed in spate. Nearly every member of the teen Mound themselves in the letter pert ot the use, however. ‘ Downers Int score cone in the sec- oedontwohitnuduemr Not another point wee um until the 1th phero 7. E At the merchandise Ihoot held last loud-y. A. P. Hahn-en won his lecoud club trophy. turning in a more of 88 out of I possible 50 In Glam 1. Dow score- were the order of the day, .3 31 Won the prime In Clu- 2 (or W. Cook. Geo. Beyer- wlnninx the 8d‘ Clan prim with 27. In I string of 12 doublet, E. Dent broke 19 birds. Barnel 10. W. 3mm 8 Ind Lun- High Seen In em. Ont film Him 0mm! Club Tmphyb-Lw Icon- lulu. WEEKLY WEATHER F093- CAST. . mMM’I Bedlam Ill and. In... em '0 m nun on). Won-awhil- non-vm nutâ€"('0. '30 m” m... "I. '1. Duran to toe-â€" . g 39:3 :3 :52 5:5: if; The same wu ranked by the bril- uut work of the locals, 1n mu. A couple of errors In the am inning ave Western Springs um blood. They scored two more In the second and from there until the fluids or the In one oi the most thrilling come-to ever laced on the loco! «ii-mom} (and before one at the blue“ crowds o! loyal home tun) Downers Grove but Western Spring. by the score oi 4 to 8 in ten innings, Decoration Dny. But Wuhan ”ring. by 4-8 In em Gum Docent“: Day on Mal Olav-end. PEACE'LECTURI. mafiamzanfi Phone 20 LORD LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Coal and Work 3 0" mo" M m. J. W. NASH Jaunty department, to fill all ordetspmmpdy. we take mensurements and submit esti- mates Out factory has sand cooper-u 9 again aMastfikc ofeight mlsnndwe ‘ mm prepaud to furnish d] kindso! first-clan millwork ' STANDARDIZED' and ALWAYS mammals Farmer's and Mcrchul'uluk MIC-tum”. - and he will tell you that he wouldn’t think 0! do- in; hit bulb“ in any other way. beau: it it oinple. ale and mid-clog We are well equipped in our screen mmmwno rum-imam The Colo Downers Grove. [lunch Downs anon. um Eflcient l i .1 "*‘c