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, .,-E':' ‘ Advertisement IrGRBunge-ndm Goo!!! mmLDmflJomdm Huh-Southern Illinois. to n- m njoylng find: new home. 1119 Fellowship cm: of the I. E. church will be Wind at the have a! In. J. H. kaeufiold. 101 mm mm meet. My evening. It Alvin N Sucker spent his Xmas in W, lithium with his sister gndhmflyfihndllnwaflm. If and Mrs [gum Reset. of lath Main Street, mterbined It and In Paul finger and Mr and Mrs Christmas holiday. was in idle mun 0'! a méénn to! To ma)” the (in! Christmas in the flu. 1M“! Holman O’Neill. 'new home more anionic. Minn I R _ Pro" Ind 3.- guests int “to week, “gamut“xmflg‘g'dnf'fl‘ my: Marion Von for her vacation , ’ . rs '3 'fweek from Western Cullen. Oxford. 1!! parents and other fnemln and Rs Ohio of Concord N H- a,” ",1 MM at a H: Chasm“: dinner on Arthur GM. 1'." of Ponland, Ne, M" u dinner guest. Ir and Ir! L Pull. Rum-ml (‘hrke‘s home in on- of Hollywood. ml with We may find mm m the lane of “beautiful remembrance: of new Christmas pity on Tuesday nigM‘fr-iends of "0mm Gm: ”press ltd the mag people present “W [appreciation Wm to the limit. I Mr and Mrs Sun fllskdly. of High- lnnd 3mm, entertained Hrs Hista- ly'n parents and other friends and It Nina at a H: Christan: dinner on In. E G Lemon was hostess at a no o'clock luncheon yesterday, which was in (he mum of a fanwo" to In. Lottie Holman O’Neill. In John 2:", lira Oscar Carlson, and Mrs Charles "(into and family. m dam yesterday It the home of In. Kolmvr in Rinaldo. Tugwymfimoiqpthem “I and His G F Guam”! and son. Robert. of Oak Park, «ll-me aver on Chflshuas Day and ""01! an old 3pm: Chrittmas. day at Ibo home at the farmer's sister. Mn. R. C. Hos- flm In Winmh. mu- Mumlng lo M.- 0mm! lt clan, Wyoming. Ewn-u VIM» mu n “May guest at the Ohm bum in Oahu“! aro- Mr and In: I‘m! not" van Sun- day visitors u th- hoIIo of the" mains. It and In C 1 Winter. of Mn 1' 5‘ Kelly Incl non Punk. 0! Non]: hm! Avenue. M loudly for a “my visit will In Kflly'n man at L- Crone. "In. Dr. and flu E F Worthy. of Wu“ Guru» mm. 0-1011de . runny; party a Clad-1w dinner. their um llfim In.» Yovivmo. driving up. Contact» mum... has m of A numb" 0! you". people (tom tho Gm mend“! I Mid-y In" at the lord-on Haul on Wednesday The sudden death or Ilr. mum or: Fob-VI" venue on Thuruhy. was a . 0ch Glory poet. 6. A. IL. and the Rev. (not shock to his (anally um! friends. Hugh Calvin Smith, (and MN" His price is right. you can’t go of the Woodmen o! the World. were wrong. A. T. 03m». Phone “6!. the guest:- ot Capt. and Mrs. R. 0.1 3-: s. “lulu-[um 8t.â€"â€"Advonlnc-‘Puhr on Christmas. ( Ilojor A L Gage. commander of Albert and Adolph Wintew visited their plants. Mr and Mrs A 1‘ Win- an. of Ilddaugh Ivonne on Sunday. Mn, and Mn Fred Wolf spent Christmas with Mr. Wolf's parents and other relatives in Hinsdaie. Mr and Ira Geo Rayner are spendâ€" ing the holidays with relatives in M0- Mrs L C Mahoney, of Middaugh avenue, who has been vew in, is now improving. Born to Kr and Mrs Carl F. Schmidt, 81 East. Railroad street, Sunday, December 24, a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Russel Newcomb and Ismfly, of Prince avenue, moved to Oak Park Yesterday. fir and Mrs Earl Prince, of Rush- ville, spent the holidays with rent. fives and friends here. Christmas Day. Mr and Mrs Robert MacDougall en- uruimd a family party at dinner on Mr and Mrs Dempsey of Chicago, spent Christmas with their relatives the Wm. Bryce family of Maple ave. .Hr sud Mrs Carlyle Stair left an lfi'ldqy for a visit in California. Elsa Nim Taylor of Oak Park vis~ fled the E. Field Worsleyfamily on Ground I» brohu on lldthugh we nut to the Nicholu hm. Happy New Your! for M. L. Puffer -. orgma omens “3;; or GROVE mom: a 'r A x E STATIONS Annual-om ........... mammal: of the loan lodge, ‘ 11.. mamas “‘3 "s, 0'“ "mam, M latter of the H10. Lnsumnl 0M: V 3' m 0‘ Clark. of I‘m-Inge, 1mm In- Ihnl; H. E. Mi. “'9‘ MM‘ The elem one": insufledA yen: An "Instr-nth! la-lmo is king [5v- rn Nil.- vrrek m wild flower pneona- lion ALFMIHMm Ila". Chicago. and alw from Dot-nub" 23 In January I3 'I very inn-nub]; «MN! is king «hon-n in the Art Instilulo of can. Jugs of wild flowers and ferns. by Mn. Benin anuos. This Is In un- usual oppoflunity for [taunts “fit?“ and In at» the children. i Ring skin; a woefully; 75c and up. A. 1'. Oman. Phovw {IO-ll; 57 South Washinflnn SLâ€"Advefllsemmt. The hull?! AH 80ml" of (hr Con-mallow“ church will hold In mular mum: That-clay. Jam. uh. at If.” p. m. in Ilw than-Iv undo": Tho Mug-nu will In: 3er I, H "a". In .\I R flood. and Mn C [3 Rural. A «mum lnrlulm 6‘ "hm- nl In all month-u aml {rial-ll. 03ml: ulc- anything It“ i: n- pdnbk In jnwhy and Well wort. "lone {IO-I; 57 a thlngton at. â€"A¢I\‘emmnt The non meeting of the Damn (ion-c Woma- Clnb «n to ink! on Wedusday unomoon. January 3. 1923. W. H. 3. While. of. North- Ironcom Collar will up“ on the mike: “Drum." Tho Milk will to {undated by "to Nanhwom Col- lege. The An Ind Human but! in In charm of the allir. f The my frk-ndu o! the G. l'-‘. Greenwood funny. who'mldod he" (or non-ml you". will be Intended in the anmmmut of the m- mnt of their daughter. lug-rot. to Mr. "and K. Jom. son a! It and Mn (Slush-mm. Joan. of Chm as tanning Olin! Wm- day Mg. Mr and Mn! V G Norton ,0! 0m- ”09“ ha. Nab, are receiving congntulnwmew tions over the arrival of I son. Mrs'fiIne Hinton was formerb' Mina Jayne “I!“ Griffiths. daughter of ur and uu’last J H Griffiths. of Belmont Avenue. Ibup- Your Christmas presents now need engraving. Ogren does it to per- fection. Phone 416-31! 57 8. Washing« eon Styâ€"Advertisement. Capt. R. D. Parker attended Unity Lodge. A. I". A. M., at St. Charles last week. The Captain’s father was a chartqr Member of the lodge in 1847 and his nephew. G. T. Parker, is the present Master. Capt. R. D. Par'ier attended the annual meeting- of his G. A. R. post last Wednesday and was elected as delegate to the Department Encamp- meat. I Mr and Mrs J F Burkhardt and hildren. of Buffalo; N. Y., arrived in Downers Grove, Friday to spend the ‘holiday with their relatives. the ‘Smith fannily, of Washington greet. Christmas buyingP is now over. How about your watch repairing? A. '1‘. Owen. Phone~ 416M: 57 S. Wash- ington St.â€"-Aclvem'sement. . Mr and Mrs G. B Austin and son, junior, of Belmont Avenue, attend- ed a family reunion at Mrs Austin's mother’s home in Austin Christmas VII; Bugs in Highland 0mm, nut Ffiduy evening. Januaty 5. 1928. Mr and Mrs Ralph Bmudyell and son moved list ’l'hursdny to Oak Park when they will make, their “mama!“ Ions E L. KLEIN SON lugs Ins been definitely get go melon-mugs number of last Tuesday of eul- month. it is,lixhlfull)' surprised bowl that. all folks of the communi~' Mr Shrolu ,°' CM was unwell u (fiends of nearbyf‘fllh hill daughter. l towns will his a goal tunnel in all llr And In! Mali our mourn”. Everybody ll welcome. Christmas evening 1 Mr Ind In Henry Grumluul and Juglck and family. !p. m., January 3, 1923. I M: and In: Joe Miller and tam- I,in of the Grow and Mr and Mrs I The program given at the Com- P rank L0"! were “'0 holiday guests manic) Ciub meeting Tuesday night] of Mr and Mrs Charles Mendel, on was an exceptionally enjoyable one.; -“WhÂ¥- 'The ‘udience ya [like and I-PPNd'; M13 E Dugouuin, Mrs 68881!!! and advo and the spirit was good. The' Mrs SGMUW MID“ M” A DR"- mu] Ume Including the "fresh-.del celebrate her birthday Frid-y nt-‘ ments was enjoyed “Italian-.1110 ternoon. MN “New had a ”rain time of the regular month]; meet- day "It same day and 0" Friday lugs I.“ been definitely net to the owning a number of her rel-mes de- last Tuesdly of each month. It ls,lixhtfull)' 1‘lll’lmud h"- Prayer Meeting and annual busi- ness meeting of the church for m- ports and election of oflicers and other business, Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., January 3, 1923. The evening service will be in il- lustrated stereoptican song service of very special instinctiveness and inter- est and helpfulness. It is planned to follow the evening service with a “Watch Night" meeting with a pro-j gram of social fellowship and special‘ message, prayer and consecration. A large attendance is especially detain ed for these services of the last 'Sun- day of the year. I II. 2.1. mWr-..¢‘.u"f.flnfifi.fi.m. I” .b ”UWM‘WMOV" | Sunday Services for December 81. ‘ Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship at 11:00 1. m. Evpning Service at 7:30 p. m. flaming Sermon theme: “Indlfl‘era ence and Canefulness." J CONGBMA'HONAL CHURCH A. L. Allison. Put» We thank you. good people of Downers Grove and wish you all a Happy New Year. We have had a Big Year! For us it has been a Year of Achievement, toward which gratifying result You have generously and loy- afly contributed. PM! US”! AID BRIGHT flSfitkaiflSt. Because very few batteries get in such bad condition that they cannot be fixed upasgoodasnew. It means more money to us to sell you a new hatter-y. However, fooling a customer dosen’t make him a friend or a steady patroni- We Don’t Sell many new batteries memq Willi! ' and Radio Sei‘vice WHY? llr and Iii Mutln Riedy enjoyed Christmas evening with Ilr Ind In Mr Shrolu [of Chin.» spent Xmas with bin daughter. Mrs. Gannon. Mr and Mrs Walter Lauing of Blunt, South Dakota, are home (or the holidays . . Mr and Mrs A Porter and Rosella. went to Chicuo Christmas night to attend the entertainment given by‘ the Sunday, School of the Ashlqnd avenue Evgmgelical Church. I John Allison. who is attending the Wheaton College, visited his parents. Rev. and Mrs. Allison over the week end and Christmas Day. Rev. Freytax, pastor of the Luth- ‘eran chum]: of Naperville. visited several 0! his parishoners here Tues- day afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Mey welcomed an unusual Christmas gift â€"â€" a fine boy whomade his entrance in their home Chlistmns night. Mr and Mrs John Smith 'of Chlo up are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs W A Tate. ' Mr Ind In E Yoga] were tho guests of Mr and Mrs Status, 0! rChicago Sunday and on Christ-ad ‘Dny they took dinner with Mr Yu-i gel's parents. I mat. Christia- Day in Amara. with Ur main Will Gmmhlus. - Come and see Jacki. in Oliver. Lon Chaney as Fm". Glad)": Braciâ€" well u Nancy and I artfully chm-m as! as the nth" in- mnrtnl char-den of In": hum-s- «cry. Everyone MIST Hoe “other Tum." Two Shows Each Emingm 1:80 and 9:15 HATINEI: NEW YEAR“?! DAY AT 3:00 P. M. Admissionâ€"Adam 33c; chiMn-n 15c The things you'u- lauglml and trial nvv-r rnll brought bark. From the ("we Oliver 1‘wi.~| his for munâ€"«ml all ”mu-3h vivid III- w-nlures in i‘nxm'u Ilenv-wllh fllll Sihs‘. Nam-y. "ll' Artful w, and all the other chm-den in "lckcn'fi oration, you'll follow III. - man cumm- M In unfmgrunlvlo bank in "we rrfl'm’.‘ o! a wonderful piclun. All armc- manl- “0-:- cut” not only Ilk- Pu- "son's nail“! “Mon- lent on the man up It "I! on Illa "In 'U m of the [mung ll- of china" Mun!- of Ike your. ‘ JOHNNY "IRES II ”I'OICIIY'S GHOST.” all Ilium NM “aim at 3:00 Admission 10 Ind M Evening at 7:00 and 9:00 Admission 15 M8859. menial It 7:90 and 9. 90 GEORGE MELFO‘Rfig-ri ""iQUICAST" 7‘ houATUmâ€"wm». - JAN. 1â€"2â€"3 mun“ mm A pnonucrlon SATURDA Yâ€"-DEC. m 1‘2. Ill 9:1"