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Downets time “Bonnets Grove Reporter for n demonstration of either of these Islam-saving household devices PHONE 3 6 9-1 A an" pap-wt: downwbahnce in null and!!! payment," Come and nu this beautiful machine MAY. Another Federal product, among the best of its kind in use today, is the dlectn’c washer mmlymlhechhébmmm film labor, and money. Mule [tom Arum Inga! Ironâ€"4m resistingâ€"will hat in- TS the Federal wanking action that counts. The pininn abme tells memory. Thetumblcr dasheslbe clothes bark and fonhmp and down, in I puffy. wave-like swirl of suds. “he water spayed through the many holes in 3 queries of jets. for": the :4qu thoroughly through the fabrics." .The Federal anion does not injure cm the most delicate of fabrics and washes than clone: and quicker. finitely. |The FEDERAL AN we to [o thinty (Mu hummer bonus-c noun-om largo! In turn cf! the mm but full, Inning an fountain and braking it? The Willa“ Council Mould huh" I lit one a! once. If they haw-If! the away for so small In impmw- Alma»! even-om- in the village who you near the depot. and who in Downer: Grove domn't. mimic: the drinking {on-nun which for the Ian! on or II: years but stood so con- veniently jun north of the truclw Not only will Downer: Grove peo- ple ruin it. but wove tan-Mn; thru, “may hen to drum mm {or med every Friday morning from the well. That u clice of file Downers Grove Publish- stalled by pri\ h; Company, 37 North Main street. should be easy ;D«wners Grove, Illinois. the Buard tukl Mimi at the Downers Grove Post Office as second class mail matter. Advertising rates made known upon application. Subscription rates $2.00 per year. Single copies 6c. My Have you over riddI-rn over that If ”1;??me crossing at Forest avenue? it is- bur noneâ€"the rm'kiost grade crossâ€" ing in this neck of the woods. Whe~ (her you ride a flivvor m- 3. Rolls MiCKiE SAYS Royce you can sure flu-l that you are tguing over bumps; when yuu hit that apolnby for a pavement. One I'm-ls as if tlu- pavement had, in some mysterious munnm', dropped inuv. of sight and as though 1hr cur lwm'v humping ou-r thv luilé. , mmm mmm “4 'MS MW 70mm raw». “BM «5 nus wwwm‘ HER W NVD calmsamwa ARE emu. on 'm‘ mmwzsswm\m MiroMAn. DO WE (:0 TMIRHTY.’ VACUUM CLEANER Washing Action C. H. S'I'AATS. EDITOR (Jeans Clothes Quickly! Pieâ€"filmy 2' ‘. “W“! [A n mm» 1 That was said in a xpin’l of Irri- tation. 0! mum we can ham some uympcthy for Ms idrn. but it is not practical. This in the use or ma- wn. 5! you plan-v. Mon moplv, like A lot of thing, are being uni-l a- bout the gum! list of cuxunlllvs ul railroad crowings last year. Among name a! the mumrlu made about the recklasfi carelessness that lml to (Imu- accidents on? name that an: unwise. Ono fellow says. “Oh, lvt tlwm talu- chum-1's and get killml. if they think they mun." It makes a deal of IlilTrn-um- how you look at things. Somebody wrote a good piece of povlry once upon a time and tho- subsluun- of it wu.‘ this «rulings un- not just what they 50“")... Seems that there an- (nough IIIIIIIl [hing in Du\\'lll(' rs (.rom, mot: _\ high' in the councils of the .uI'lington \\ 110 might hIing this muttf‘r to the at- tIIIItiIm of the plopI-I depar-tIIIIIIL tu III-I ii “I cannot haw :1 cm»: 1m: hen“ which will nut brl‘flk >[)lillL'.< Al- though \w havI' not 301 hvzuvl of aII_\‘ III-5m: bIIJkIIn ”H'H', it is onls ho- came the driver» l'r'ill it and 5m) ‘1‘! way from it as far 1:5 pouIbk and. when nI-CI-ssm)’ to m-gotiatc it, they} do It with fear and tn-mblinq. { I I i I I 'l‘hv water is fwe, the first cost is tho only consideration and we shuuhl not hesitate in providing fresh, cool drinking water >0 that. all may parv take of it. ment as this, we imagine that we can take up another subscription to re- place the one which served us so well. That was purchased and in- stalled by private subscription and it should be easy to get another in case the Board takes no action in the ma!- tor. THAT FOREST AVE. CROSSING II. E. McAllister Co. CRETONNES @ .............. 29c to $1.50 Himal’ya Silk, Fast Color, Yard Wide, @ $1.25 MARQUISE’FI‘ES @ ............ 35c to 75¢ FILET NETS @ ........... , . . .50c m 3125 MADRAS @ ........ m .......... 50c to 85¢ If you have done your spring house cleaning or plan to do it, you will want to have new, colorful draperies to hang up. These are the days when women are giving the home the final decorative touch for warm days. In our selections you will have no trouble finding 'ust the sort of draperies you have in mind. ere is a wide variety of new, dis- tinctive desi in Colonial Draperies, lovely cretonnes, c intz, madras and other fabrics ideal for windows and doorways; dainty cur- tain goods in net, voile, ma uisette and scrim, novelty edgingsâ€"every rapery re- quirement of the home. Buy Those New Window Hangings BETTER SH l "l' (J FF. DOWNERS GROVEVBEPORTER, DOW'NERS GROVE. ILLINOIS A hmm- “m. nulls umdv M (’our Inn-”ml .sll‘uu lms inn-u o-n-I'lmi In , I'ul’ix. 'l'lu- l'rmm-nnrk ul’ lllc- building ls nl‘ “mul nml llu- shims un- lillwl In drill: hhu'ks «r lightly cmnpront'd Iflmw, “'hh'll :In- Mun-d In In- M lmrd "m‘ churn-1v mu! ju~l um lullnmmuhle. :(Msiuu to ”w Ilghnu-w 0f lln' "mu~ : riuz~ may mull mumhulmw urv need .G-d. um! n lmuu- u! thin Hm! can In- Hmm m u mumh. ’l'lw ulm of will): [straw In lhh \uuy h nllnlullml to l I} l‘l’t'm'h luxtllv t-nuuu-ur Imore flies, can be caught with honey" than with vinegar. Let the heathen rage, but as for us modern humans, let’s follow the old injunction, “Come let us mason together." Most always you can find a reason for things that happen. Stop if necessary! Maybe you are in a hurry '0 got snuimrhm'v. Whatew-r your Ul'l'and is, it cannot be (mo-millionctli part as important a: SAVING YOUR LIFE. I'm-Imps lhl‘H‘ uri- olhu‘ pm:- pin in your 'ar with you. 'l'lu-ii‘ firm (“'0 their “routes: J’osscssio ‘ ll” thi-y die. owing to your H-ckl you may not look at it ju.~t 1|.~’ some other fulk> will, hut many will think of you us Iitllr birth-r than 2x mur- dun-r. slow down at a ruilroml crossingâ€"4 making that an honorable exception; â€"aml takim: a chance. i There is a way to destruction hutt tho same route loads. to saimv. All! tlu- dim-rencv is in “H' Int-thud 3'0le use. 'l‘lw way to be perfectly sufly m Llw crowingr is to use special c:m~' at that place When you approach mkw s that must hr ('l‘UrN'll Why is it so many people are wil- ling to take the chance of being hit by a train of cars? Well, here is the fits! answer that suggests itself. The automobile is a pretty mvift and dependable machine. Lots of drivers haw become accustomed to missing other nmcbincs on tho road. U‘he “gel. (hero in a hurry" spirit domâ€" inates thvm to such an extent that thvy are not disposed to stop or even Ml'Nfl‘fl’Al. ENGINEER AND SL'RVEYOR 68 San“:- An. Phone m-R lhwncn Grove. Ill. (,‘umv t0 illtvnlionâ€"~â€" '3 eye and t JOHNb. b.LOZlER House With Straw Walls. 'l‘hc myuns tlu-u which he will be [waived tlu- paymt-nt of his every ljmt claim for War lisk Insurance, ‘4'umponsution Vocational Training or hospital ur mmlicul .wrviccs. The opportunity of doing his bit tu foster 100 per cm: Amuricunhm. Every tx- s-nico man not alwudy :1 member should m-t in tourh will! his newest llust-â€"-r¢¢'|) up um! sign his application. ’l‘lw opwvrtunity of bolunging to the mum-.4. omanizatiou for mutual lu'lpfulm-e». The uppm'tunity ul‘ continuing the u)|\|pauiou.~llip uf' hi> buddies thru 1hr club rooms which practically cv- M'ry post in now rquippcd. Thu nmmrtunit) tn lukr h in .mppmting all \un'th)‘ pm“ “5 cmnnumily Every buddy who realizes what the American Legion stands. for and what it moans to him cannot fail to gin- his‘faithful support thru Membership in this great organization. Membership to him moansâ€"â€" Continuing: in civil Iifv the same npik'it ul’ mrvicv 1.: his community, state and nation that ho gun- in film- 01' war. The support for him of the great- e-sL urgunizatiun of its kind which “iii tight for his tight». DuPuge County ranked among the first in its quota of mvn to popula- tion when the call :0 arms came, and tududy as then, ranks among the first in membership and perfection of its. organization of ex cox-vice men. The state wide drive to enroll every CXâ€"service man in the American Lu- gion is on in fun force. LEGION LAUNCHES COUNCIL SHOULD BIG SERVICE AND CARE FOR TREES MEMBERSHIP DRIVE SAYS MR. FORSTER CARPENTER CONTRACTOR All Work Guru-Iced .‘Iiddauxh Sure! I'. 0. Box 15l "OWNERS GROVE; ILLINOIS WILL OPEN RI-IS'I‘AITRAN'I‘ in connection will: CENTRAL HOTEL GEORGE A. FOSS MEALS SERVED ALI. HOURS :\ 'I' Kidwell Garage-Co. Eaflfigfimmgm azmmztsma l‘ Hit 1" w; \ 1'01" Main st. and Warren ave. Telephone 204 The rule eVerywhere is long con- tinued use, re-sale at a high second hand figure. and the purchase of another Dodge Brothers car. Change of ownership to anot her car is almost unknown. The Wine mmmvtkll is mum-I1 luv The tire mite-go is madly high Would it be too much tavusk you to call attention to our village board the necessity for caring for our trees and slu'ubbery‘.’ It seems a shame that our beautiful Maple trees am not trimmed and spraybd which could be done for very little cost. Other M r. Staats: Says Maples on Maple Avenue are Dying Because of Neglectâ€"â€" Advocate» SIM-axing. April 13th Wednesday, 8:00 p. m. Speaker; The Rev. J. Plummer St. Josephs Church S. Andrew’s Church BY THE REV. E.'EAS B. GOODWIN A Study of Life in a Small Town THE MODERN CORINTHIAN MAIN STREET SUNDAY. 10:00 A. M. SUNDAY. 8:00 P. M. SINCLAIR LEWIS China Has Largest Hoapltai. Thu Tuug Wan is probably the lqrg. (M huslulul in the world. It ls ul Hun: Km”: um! Is supported [)1 LAN Iuml residents. . Whén you walk along Maple av~ onue you can see how many oflzhe beautiful trees are dying from neg- k-ct. Trusting this will arouse our board. to activity and do something which; We feel has been so sadly neglected, Yours wry respectively. M” RALPH FORMER?" towns along the Budington seem to take meat pride in the upkeep and care of their trees and shrubs, which we all must admit add 100 per cent to any community pram April 8. 1921