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'v Furnaces and Tin Work. 3 MIG” I. UNITE. m .4 Std“... llocs, Rakes, Shovels and Form. Nozzles and Lawn Sprinklcts. Lawn Mowers. Nukes. (Brass Catchers, atc. Garden Tools. uh L'muplrte hoe. HI Mllll'lll"-,fl"” .m-l lc-unn Mtuul‘» Retfigcrators and Ice Boxes. Hammocks and Ctoqucl Sets. Climm I'quIry Nrt mu; Galvanited alter it is made. “I'll! not mu! um in '15 ycau. \Vc have mull mash lul‘ u Dm M. Hu-yrlr: sold on sanw 19mm that yam (an gel m flu: I'm, Cmnpleto line 0| munllicmgnll aml lrumis “mula All $31.?! and Itindm \Vimlow Scumm. mljusuldv. “in I'll any window. Clinton \Vire Cloth as WMII' 3‘s yuu want it. Out Icwen lmmen m any window Screen Doors, Screens and Cloth These stoves are no experiment. Over 40 of tllesc stoves in every day use in and about the village. They are a complete revolution over the old fashioned oil stove. Economiâ€" cal, Clean and Sale. Rubber 61 cotton hose Guaranteed to stand the watrr pressure. Bicycles and Sundries: Con" I... Mn“ and I... An. Puritan Oil Stoves Hughes a. Gallup Mn pm In a stock of paint. and oilsâ€"tho launch randy nixed and “our floor pal-h. [hips for garden mixingâ€"mam! thing: for seed linoâ€"spades. hoes. altos etc. at Hertz locholn. Carriage and wagon painting neatly ind promptly don. M; Q. Schmnt's blghnmp and wagon shop. For: delicious bro-Hut. drink try (ion: Java and loch: cones; only 20¢ per pound at Ballet’s Cloning, wiring and dyeing n B. Roth’s Nlor shop. Your old cloth. made good I! not. Tho Ionmh randy-mixed paints are (unwind Quietly pure. For «to by Hugh. Onllup. For Sulaâ€"One simmm home, nearly now; 100 foot of ground. Price. $1,000. 0. ll. Bangs. l have money to loan on real estate security, u 6 per cent 1|:th D. 0. ann tennis, golf. base bull and bi- cycle goods in grant variety at C. 8. llughes'. The Sellout floor minu are the beat on the market. For sale by llughos ‘ (I‘llnp. A new arrival of Douglas Shoe, All new styles. You know the rest. J. W. th. Urdu your «unmet suit of B. Roth, And be well dressed. Prices are right. To obtain good brand, buy Seal of Minnesota Flour. For sale at Muller's. A new lino of antiwar. the Inks! stylos and voter “facts, at Nash's. New Idea Juno fashion shoot: now ready. Call and got on. at Muller‘s. Rafflgonlon. in boxes It very nu. enable prices at C. 8. llughon'. Our“ paper In 50 ynnl talk for 75a 3! "at: A Ion-hols. Summer underwear at Nash‘s A splendkl urflrh for 50 menu. Harden hose to sprinkle the lawn with u low prim C. 3. Hughes. lists and rhilclnn'a mm at .‘Iellg'n .ilflncry “on. Manchu! I!" hold by Ilulny. Afllstk‘ wall ”per 1‘ I‘m-I'll. Try nurrs (my 1'0:- Jnu mfln. Union tongue mllzo darts. 7.3 mall at Nun‘s. â€"â€"‘. .---_7 ma "v IIrl uvv-uw- -. u"..- Brown Md Bohr compound tho bounty for an opposing club. Darla; the gun. I Pray won-truck on no and of tho * shunt ”momma nowcuflathn ‘ lumbar In a sling. "to "woodman-”mm fl"h¢m-1p¢."llmmm mmutorldldnfiutdldld II”. m m um Bood'a mu. a. madman-ovum. Mflmm‘lmm The democreuc county convention is , celled in meet 0.: the court house in Wheeion on Saturday, June lfilh, at 2 o'clock p. n. The unetoriel conven- tion will be held u (leans on August _ M. end the conga-lone! convention el Anroreou Jilly 28th. 1. W. Worley had 3 surgical open- uon performed in e (mice‘o honpiiel Inst week in remove e needle from the pelm or his head. The heed o! a needle, with eshori. piece of thread “inched. wns drl ven into his head ehoui two months 'ago. the point braking on, leaving the heed end 3 piece nmly an lnch long buried in the flash. This we. removed last week, e deep cut near the base of the thumb being necessary to got the needle. A picked nine from Downers Grove went over to Lisle the (In! of the week, morning to previous errenge- menta, to play the loan] club there, but 1i» their astonishment they found that they were up lgflnit e bunch of ring- gin; Glen Blenitc. A seven-inning me we: plnyed. however, which to eluted dine-Groin], for our ‘boye, the leore being 91 to 16. Winner pitched Ind‘l’rny taught (or Downers. while fié$ ’$%ééfié%éfi%é% Fad. uni Joseph Dayton.“ Elfin con-l7. Ontario, Cam“, and llury Slurp, of Balu- Crud. lick, who am hon alt-am»; the (um! 0! their skier, In. A. LOoopor. nuanced m their Duo-n Friday. In. Inch! llolnu Inn purchased un. land may. on Wcu Curtis «not. and will nut. elk-sun Im- pconmu o- It. Theda! w» nego- mud through the agency of I). U. "alum, . c. F. Duh has Iain Wank-M to unpack!" “no pun or m. John‘s ll. 8. church. utfiinyfiomw Ind Lug- ky umm. cum, chh was ~- mfly destroy-d by an. ’ Golden would}... In an.“ phco all our the urn-try. Tho at! mph! «I. may but [holy MINI! To. In than young «up. 13 can“. At olm’g- Ir. and In “It, I. Ila-h Dunn mm Iuomm («sand-g and chat-in: party In In hols! It Rom-(Ion Put out “Hunky nun-can m "Ming. In. F. A Root 0- In Inna- un- wul studio. an "an M the NI- noon I'd-allot: 0t Nona-'- can. and visiting «ham and trio-dun. C. H Hugh. will [In you your ”I than. on Haydon. No In got." to u» a“, in pay non for your who-h. 00! "mm at. hem: lot- In an“. II. I. Haydn. Dun (Jolvrmo Md ”on. Weatherin- wont on_ n Hum-g um!- ninu In “.0 rho: mi, an. ant I“ mad. mom. good oak-hon. I’m Hg!- or hubâ€"”(hum Mum. newly pinata-I! and would; no hot at mound. I'd“. 01.”: V“. "II In: OI par south. 0. ll. Ila-p. The [amt commgulonl In wring: Inmlwolr nu alum-ya! for ,mu fon- nidomUon It Hcllx'n uifllnuy ulau. hm yucca pun". A van-d mortal.“ o! ntyllnls and non-«mum. num- nt puns “at doubla the comfort that. Mum. wmmr Immuta- II Nash‘s. Ill“ (Arm-c Whitney. who was ml» lug her unvle. J. 1!. Mm. And ldomh [or nos oral (In)! pull, I.“ Thursday {or (Iohmmo. ' (la-org. Foul, of l-‘mporc, went uv- oral dayl Inn In: wreck. "I. gun“. 0! Ms romhm. Ilr. and in. J. W. Rum". Mr. and Mrs. A. E. William: In“ Tuesday for Planklnton. south Dakoka, when mo, will whit III-Ir gamma. John (Hm has mowd into one of Ills. F'urmra cottages on South Cur- pontcr street. Charming and dainty enacts In spring and summer mlllinery M. Hallg'n mllll- nary store. Eugene Vlal, of Weston: Springs, transacted business here yesterday. Joseph Lem-d. or Chicago, spent Bun- duy with friends in Downers Grove. Mrs. and Mrs. C. J. Jordan, of lumâ€" dale, ware. visitor: here Friday night. J W. Roger: transacted bushels in the western part of the «at. hm. Woolf. Mrs. J. D. McVenn rammed tron: Fatwa", Ind, Saturday. ()0 and m the (run. of single blou- «dnm at the Auditorium tonight. the city this week mum; Honda. «Sunday. Silvcr polish and window olunor. 30 cents a box. at Ilafllr’u. Ills: Edith Grahlm Vinita! ll Plano over Sunday. Mr. and In. G. H. Puma" return-d from New York Friday. J. W. Cal-nah“ was out from m. any Honday. ".1. Backstodcr la rmlvlug I VII". from his slam. - ;: sigma m ' "vac: m ' . Us. Hun-’95, «on Mint. . Jack Hominy was on Iron th‘q any. Mrs. George T. Hinds was here from 'Onlmn open- names»! )In the media, whoa. rt two |‘ ON, srly an is was m the my to Grow. r! the Inge- I. but. I Hut slug- nnlng >91 to» I, the £0th whllo ééfi-ééfi'fi'fi-éfifi'ééii 't 4‘ wast ®pvortuulty Elly Shoes * ... -t~ , v~vvtc -r" Crushers from $1.00 to 81. so. « ._ We have flats to fit both Head and, purse. Give an We are prepared to furnish Solt Cradle". Ctash Hats m all the new styles and colon, mu 1 as the lowest Don’ t fail to see out line Mm Boyn’ and Men’ 9 Caps 25c. Straw Goods, 5: #10 g Another invoiclc of the w. 1.. DOUGLAS sucts' Menâ€"a Shoe that has become {uncut through)“ it tite western country for in extra’ordinary Inuit. ”I black and (an ViCl Kid, all nylen of lasts, Ill- deniably the best shoe in the world (or . . . . 3.0 As the spring and summer season advance. you III A new stock 0‘ [base "Drrw, Snlhy a: C0." Indies shoes in um um] blacks; aha onlonl lies in has, Mach nml anch pate-l Innllm. Our prices on these shoes are born nnâ€" matchalvly close to Ihe con line. H you have nevet bought shoes of us. give us a trial, you will be pleased. I’inn Vici Kid. Black and Tan; abolntely (In: besl Shoe on the market [or . . ..-c.. 36 Shut]: Main 83;, [)0qu All Kinds of flats. Screen Doors. Step Ladders. Rubber hose. Lawn Mowers. “:1me about the house. Um: no I'll Ind ' alanlially made and are light and may 4 II. Step Ladder" .. 35 “all 5 II. Step Luldcm .. «mu-och C: II. Slrp Ladck-u’ .. 45 “It!“ We carry the best and» obtainable. Phat! watt-r nus-urea :- good lawn. Our how will all} when.- you want it. 5 lo 12% cell“ ”I‘M guaranlctc it to stand the pregame. .. Make your residence :miactive. Out tool'swfl! you keep yours always ptcgty and in perfect 0| Keep the grass neatly trimmed with our (ioodq "alight. Semi)“ Fancy Screen all nine ho- :4 in. Lawn Mowers .. 32.25 each [4-16 in.W.S. B. Lawn Mowers 3.50 each 14 in. l’hila. Lawn Mowers 5.75 mi 10 in. “tile. Lawn Mowers 6.50 «ch Kid lot ...... 2.! Fine Vici Kid 0:“ kid lined, I I hummer at. .. o Genuine chfi fi 1‘53??? 2.! Avery lthiciKidl 011013.. ....... j A good Oxfotd.... I House Slipper..." 1 Extn value Vici ’T‘T'.“.‘.‘.'.’ 33.0022;