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’ AnodemCabinetGasRange Lt-hl Shun-k. hurnlhy l'unlznuv Marguvrih .\r.>m|-, Hun mu, “Hum hrakm‘, Clan-mm H:u-M:xnd.-r. \. H; win St'hnlkm- um! Hun l-Lllx‘. -h: clenh of .\'urlh\u.~turn ("Hwy mm the guwb nl' limpllu I‘mm - Muulm Mr. and Ali-4. Hzmmx ul' c‘himtzu Mr. and Ali-4. wont lhv \u-rk Mrs. J. Hurnm-Ir. 5 scorn in I'uuu' (If the thv The roturn uumvmnl hg pruned Mr. and Mr». Tin». Man. iul family and Mrs. \\'. 0. Hum“ Sundau' :It “fibrin!!- “,111 MI Mrs. I‘runk l-niuu. Miss Gertrude Edict-(ll of Chicagc. visited Ethel l'lumb Friday evening am! incidentally tank in the enter- tainmont given by (M Admnn‘ Bibi!) Class. Lislo Srhuul pluyml the Bonaparl, School noon. 'l‘lw uumv rmh Mrs. Harry Hatch was called to her home in Yorkvmc, 111., Sunday on account of the illness of her mother. The Advance Bible Class gave a very successful entertainment Fri~ day evening. The church was cmwd~ ed with people who had many a good laugh during the course 01‘ the vauv deville show the parts of which were very cleverly given. . ,. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Plumb of the Grove spent Sunday here with the home folks. IEWSY IG‘I'ES PM)! llSlE All) BELMM Friday, April 15, 1921 SWEET WILLIAMw Single-mixed Newpm't Pink Veronica Lydmis Haagnani HMlyhocksâ€"Singlo and Double Perennial Sweet I 150 Eachâ€"$1.50 Per Dozen pm " "hn'x'm State's Astor Péie'nnial 85163 Cornflower Cornflower Shasta Daisyâ€"Alaska Anthemisâ€"Kelawayii Tindnria l-‘orgtt-fle-Not fiioiy-Vln vafidy Hardy Gatden flowers! PLANTS THAT UVE YEAR AFTER YEAR! Oriental Poppy-13th each; $3.00 per dozen 25c Eachâ€"$2.50 Per Dozen ”up BONSA k _ , Vanglnvws Aft-hum Makerâ€"DWI“ Variaty 25c Eachâ€"~52“) Per Dozen Cornflower LARKSPI.’ ILâ€" Cornflowcr ‘ Belladonna Shasta Daisyâ€"Alaska Fommznm Anthemisâ€"Kelawayii Tiflflnria Gold Medal Hybn'vla- l-‘orgM-fle-Not ( 'himse COW!!!” Krlwai's's” "\brids (Lizht Him! Japanese Beiiflmror (OLUM IREâ€"- Penstemon Barb-ms Tom -_\ii (magnum: Downers Grove Electric Co. We do all kinds of Electrical Repairing. Machinist Work and curry everything in Electrical (iomls. Corner Belmont Forest Ave. Telephone 369-1 Pansies~400 per dozen ALL ABOVE PLANTS FIELD GROWN With its white etmmcl drip pan splash- cr bmk and own «Inors. it is N am m keep clean. Its use insures ccunomv in fomlstufi's. because the hem c m be regulntul so por- fortly that nvor-rm»king is prmomed. means lvss waste of fond. Corner Hill 8: Grand Avenue 1 Block West and Two Blocks South of East Grove Station 11 g ‘9: .WGSiel‘nUnited Gas 3" 5.3 and ElectricCompany .5} ERNEST KRUSE HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED BY (If the thv Rm}. “”1 h phyml Nu.“ lunm: ul' “hunt" ml “Ill: Mr. um: .21; _.._L.:.:_:.:: :5. 13:27. :35: 22...; 1:: p A r. E. 2:. 77“.. 7:”. SI: ru'l! :mvl HrlgLu qn-n‘. (Iormpsk Lam-volaia Physomgia Garden Pink California H hrid~ Caemlna H H»- Canterbury Bells Gaillarrfia Chnmthemum (Hardv) Lycimis Haafimm Hybridc Perennial Sweet Pea Mrs. Eloamm't- Schmitt and rniLh-vn Iuml Wendel and John Dm'rr \ww u: iAqlum hit-101".» :u Nauru-vino Sunday ‘(wmumn Almnnun linmnrll IS \u-Ikmu' ul Huinvulm- for Kim ~mmm-I: M1 um! 3h» (hr! (Irm-nlng aw 'Yi-ilim,’ n'Lrh Mr. :xrm' Mb. AHuH I I’M-l: 1'. 1 ML», thl‘pTH'ne" Hut-41):!" um" Ml." Mr. nil-i Mr. 11;.mx'inu x' (-uH-d haul”) Sun-lay. .\I". and .‘ll‘-. «knight: |~ "all“? Hhuml Shame) .‘h'. nml .\|r-‘. :11 Mr. am! Mr» Canadensis H Miss Ester lebing. who has {won wry ill with pnvunumia. is slowly improving. Mr. George Loverenz is now work- ing for Mr. Roy Cooper on the Joe I'fafl' farm. SOWF-llSLElOTES Mr. Chas. Shoger has been. absent this week'from his duties as station agent on account of the death of his mother. 1 Mrs. John Yackley and daughter, Lucile, spent Monday in Chicago. Miss Alice Davenport of Wheaton was the guest of Mrs. Alice Lacey Friday. ‘ Dbn’t forget the Community Club program Fridw evening. Splendid home talent program. , Mrs. McGinnis of Moosehort has been visiting Mrs. Geo. DuMoulin. nvpru'nn Hum-um" m “1““; vi \yv'l L10.” Sunaln M' I’m-ml Sumizu' Mar“) .-\| , .‘vr‘vn l\ “‘~ \\' I" ~x.n~' . .4“..an am \|-' mm Mrs I'lrln” l\:l'l';vl|u DOWNERS GROVE REPORTER, DOWNERS (mom ILLINOIS Lml Dr. John M. Tutt will Dvrturo on Christiun Science in the Curtis»: Theatre, Sunday, April 17th at 3:30 p. m.. undm- the auspices of First Mrs. ‘Eleanore Schmitt and chil- dren were entertained at supper by Mrs. Charlotte Schmitt one evening last week. Dr. John M. Tutt Will Lecture on Christian Science Mrs. Frank Smith left Tuesday evening (or her home in Early, la Mrs. Adam Dieter spent Wedne~~ day in Chicago. Hindus for supper one“ndxht last week. Mr. Joe Holder has stayhd to drill a well for Elmer Kampmeyer. Potter Mfg. Lumber Co. Millwork Flooring Roofing Siding Moulding Lath Nails Windows You will ht' surprised at the moderate pri- res I am m posmnn to ask fnr this natmnallv famous tailoring this Spring. This label stands for quality lailorinx and nnexeellml style. It stands for all pure~waul fabric-s and guaranteed linings. It stands for genuine tailuring quality and a perfect mmle-to-measure flt. But. best of all, ri ht now it stands fur real (lathes-econmny. KA N mule- to - measure clothes today are the best valnm l haw eVer If you are wise mu \Iill let Im- take )um measure for :I KAHN suit at «mun Get the KAI-IN Label in Your Clothes When in Need . 133 NO. MAIN ST.- lmk over this! line. flhcn compare qualities BERT MOORE Manufacturers Dealers lmoluvl In" Kain: Tull-ting Co. {IMO-ctr al. In lb", ll Sol-Ila, lulu-t Pm. of LUMBER or Building Materials of any kind ' do not hesitate to call on us At You? Service Phone One F ive I" )1le haw- anytlling' to w,” u I! tho world about it. Use lhv classi~ timl ('ulumn of The lupom-r. Please publish 1hr list below as un- doliwrnble letters of furvign origin remain]: unclaimvd at this nfl'im': Miss Andrea l‘e‘llor (2). Juhn Honioeki Dr. Tutt is a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Dvur Sir: Church of Christ, Scientist, Downers Grove, Illinoil. This lecture is free and the public is cordially invited to attend. A D" ERTI SE1) LETTERS. John 1). Duwner. Postmaster. . Wood Etc, Etc. Brick Sand Grave-l Cinder: Lime Plaster Tile Cement BIOCks April 13, 192L .‘Nothing But The Truth Taylor, Holmes and “hen 1hr UNLY Ml". :xskml yml if you \i'amr'vl hr-r Mr I!" mom ynu HAD tn my "V'n-"~5-:u‘d wmpathizt- with in tho ~prightly «en-on comedy from “Movie lshnm's nova] llq "- uv- hm:- lhu» ham.) lvh. Lug-um. ”I'lvlum 0}", "Jump Mud dir- ---\’ :ul "-2" Fl!"l‘~. [“3 Hal'u’ I‘u- ;. "Jmm- .ull'\ 4m" and "0“ N- Inu Mu. 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