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North Side Grocery 6: Marketg? H. C. PITCHER, Proprietor up lit. and Mrs. Fred A. Wolf of Hinsv dale, visited relative; here last Sun- day. Seasomle Vegemles and was Meats and Groceries Watch for Blanche Sweet in “The flushed Hour” at Dicke Theatre. ad. Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Smith left Wed- nesday for a ten day vacation It If m medias {amiss-J. “Wn'sadanthelow my. ad. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graham have moved here from La Grange. Edward Waplea has entered Lewis Institute. Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing “Anything from Kid Gloves to Large Bugs.” FALL AND WINTER SUITS New Fall and Winter samples for Ladies’ and Gents’ have just arrived and are now on display. Step in and make your selection before the price HARDWARE 36 S. Main Street Telephone No. 29 CLEANING? DOES YOUR WINTER SUIT NEED r PRESSING ? 0R GENERAL REPAIRING ‘! . IF SO, GET THEM in BEFORE the BIG RUSH! Our Fall work is bginning now, so if you want work done early, bring it now! MERTZ 6 MOCHEL ORDER :zzhgzs’m C 0 A gamma“? NOWf fuel conditions in the U. 5. Follow their advice! DOES YOUR OVEBCOAT NEED 10 BE CLEANED? PRESSED? BELINED? 0R NEED A NEW VELVET COLLAR? ' JOSEPH AMAZZA SIWhW.S.WfluI CLEANING â€" DYEING - PRESSING and â€" REPAIRING 21 South Main sum PERSONALS line: and take care of then promptly. Have you tried the Service and the Qual- ity at the North Side Grocery end Market Lately? When we first started things were a little ragged but Anew to (alter cup it , you! 1919 ,Gnr-uuCalldfuananni. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ludort vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. James Fergu- son in Chicago on Sunday. The Sylvester Lyman family anter- tniued rehuves from Juliet on Sun- day. ke'lectm Friday and SItutady ad. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jenkins enter- tained nelatives from the South for the week-end. Mr. Thnmas Timrd is spending 1 two weeks’ vacation at Ft. Worth. Shula-hunts. Ir. and In. liskolly and Ir. und Mn. Bell motored to Fox lake Sut- urday and spent the weekend fishing. Charlie Chaplin in “Police" at Dic- The Brynn family have u m not Mn. Btu-khan “a mm: mm. rmumzvhflc MrWMann AHJ ‘ AA Fresh Eggs, dam ........ 7.1...m Sweet Potatoes, pound ........... 5c Butter, pound ............. 10 I to: 5 lb. Jan: Pure Jelly .......... ”Sc 3 lbs. Cans Apple Butter ....... 80: All Brands, Small Hilk. .. . .3 for 25¢ Beech-Nut Pork and Beans ..... 18: [Tall Salmon ............... a. a sac 18hr Snlt .............. 3 bags for 25¢ Ripe Olives ........... 2 can for 25¢ Vinegar, quart bottles, ..... 3 fat 55: Heint: Vinegar, 1-2 gallon ...... “c Heintz Baked 801mm .......... l9: Large Beech-Nut Peanut Butter. .15: OLEOMARGARINE, Good Luck and Moxley’s Special, 1 pound. 406; 5 pounds. $1.95. Delecia Nut, pound, 32c Pot leg anunCofiegllum Rthofleglb..55c Webb’s Special Blend, lb” 52c Fowler Brand Corn Pens, 18c; Dozen, $2.00; Case, 83.90 Klein’s Sanitary Bash Market who" loudly mummbhu lhnlmmofln. My.“ "my: "not. Inc”. B. flnmdhnfluh nmm. who ha been uflofiq with a fractured limb. in um lmpmm “whine-humus“ ‘Mm lit. .- h In. In“. to ‘mhr on Emu-dag Count on ne- w» of m u «can muo- I'ot that ”run!" Mi. hr! Student. am "will" fat ”In “(M the“ a! the FAWN BUS- INESS INSTITUTE. Ll 0w. Dly make (hair boat. The Woman’s Guild of St. Andmn rhunch will hold their regular mung Octobormhntlo’cbchndnmd- dam of Um. H. D. Pubifor. 91 8am toga 1mm. A ("It Huh 9km" by Rex Mil ”WM!” I’M-Loci. All loal instructor: have been at- tending the County Tmhers' Insti- tute u Wheat" this week. On Ic‘ count of their mum the uhools lave been closed ull week. Mr. Albert Boelein of Sewiekley, Pm. was the guest of his relatives, the Walter Curtiam and George Bridgâ€" man families. E. R. Worth. Hanna! Training in» structor at the high school, moved into the Mrs. Mary Oliver house on North Forest avenue this week, It. Worth came here from Sycunon. { Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Chessmau have «told their home on Highland avenue and am living with, the Fred Edge- worth family for the present. Douglas Flirbanks in “His Majes- ty, the American" at Dicke Theatre Saturday. October 18th. adv. The Woman's Guild of St. Andrew! church will sell pies and cakes in the basement of the church Saturday. Oct. 4th. from 2 until 4 p. m. Mr. Momma S. Cook. brim Iolo- ist from Garfield Park church. Chica- go. will sing at the First M. E. church next Sunday morning. C. 8. sway and family of North Forest avenue. left hat Friday for a two week’s visit with relatives and friends at David City, Nebraska. fine I. I1. PHI-M Clan um W Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Schin- dler, Jr.. Thursday morning, October 2nd. twin boys. ‘inudlni‘ndbifilorlm unmet-endvvldtllswlthuhuvqa lnh your mum mm. W. vio- FRESH MEATS SATURDAY, OCT. 4th. 1919 FREE DELIVERY SPECIAL SALE CANNED GOODS REAL spam”; I: 35: Purity Oats. large ............ N”: . lac Purity Oats. small ......... ....llc I 81: Red Dieâ€"Cut Macaroni. 3 for....u: ”-25: ane Nuts ..................... “c If 25: Corn Flakes .................... II: I’ 55: Lux ........................... l4: . .01: Seeded Raisins ................. 11c .11: Ketchup. small .................. Is: ..15: Green Oiives, jut ................ 15: mmaoookm " perm-d ............... A Fifi“ Aunt Jemima'a Pancake Plour...16c Aunt Jemima's Buckwheat Flour. I‘Ic Purity Oats. latge...........:,..10c Purity Otts. small ......... “Ne Red Dieâ€"Cut Macaroni. 3 for. . . .u: ane Nuts ..................... “c Corn Flakes .............. . ..... I“ Hind-Ia Upfidmm 5 Furniture M11509. All work may do.- In. Lula um» and In blimp u“ VII" 0' Chicago. II- N.- PM! of Mm Ill. and W. 1. Butler. of Vain-u... Ne... m M of Insulin W.A.0fioruaflom Prince avenue, and". Ir. Mn is spot a Vain-h- for ch Unto. ‘Wmh” Md uni-mallow want. They up"! .- «Du-ally god that. TM Tn-Tu-pocbon Mp flat ("4. rm. their mun-n. In Bmuihr and h" uni-tut It: Pm [Inn- m.mwummuamnm hug. can“ a! m- I“! floaty. l I m so am that I u: m ‘lMu 1mm a the Comet. llama.- and Hollow»... Epoch! u- !uflu (in: w Wu. G. A. Camp, ‘3 Iii. l'nrhv-y. I'M" “-3 “+843 ’ “lunacy” mu Inn uned are blue 1Mug ml in the lat rock with Na musty W ind Ir. Hall in acri- oully thinking 0! having him apply the family with mt. The ywr mutton In I“ (9W over his hat and duck lover in [nth-ll] mull- mc the. dl. above midtown. see “The lirhde Man" nnyw-y to avoid such trifleswi Watch page {our every week. It is devout! exclulively to the BIG pity like Coma Then": in showing. adv. 1 Ir. 0nd lira. W. A.Oobora stu- ;ed the funeral of Ur. Olbon'a liner. mm w.J.sut1erumllL,Su ‘day the 2m. In. Bauer panel a~ way immediltely following on ope!» “on It St. Catherine'- mm: in om. In. Butler’- homo WA: in Valpnino. Nab. Do you feel blue. Idowncasta dis- couraged. or in any way handicapped? I! so see “The Miracle Mun" at the Curtis»! soon. But fa the event. that M are run incumbent-«1 with tine y St” Andrews Episcopal church hag Ween mdemmted in the interior. a beautiful soft tone color havlny been accomplished. the floor covenng. walls and ceiling blending perfectly with the light streaming thru the stained glass windows. For real specials wafer to me ad of the Klein Sanitary Market. on the local page. . adv. . Rev. Fred D. Stone of Oak Park. mers dieterlng with him for sales. held the fourth quarterly conference Mr. Dieter by his fair dealings has at the' M. E. church on Monday even- won the bulk of the auction sale bani- lug. He found the church Ind Sun. was in this part of the county. (by School and all other departmen- tall work in a prosperous condition. Mrs. F. M. Stover and Miss Stovm' attended a dinner at the Edgewnter Visit St. Andrews Episcopal church Beach Hotel on sway. September and experience the quiet and restful 28th. The occasion was in honor of feeling that it is your good fortune the golden wedding anniversary of 'to enjoy. vwduced by the min-tit Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MacGill of Chi- Mendinx of cobra in the interior 110- ago. Mn. Min-Gill in Mrs. srover'a corative work recently finished. gister. In. a. who: or new Fun-l: an m wmv'an an m uvumdladwry-uddaflyatmfmdw fill-fl. homo- she to em o'cl . wmmfgghtkruflem services ’“- V' ”3“" J“ "'3 “‘3' m will be hel d Saturday afternoon. Obilâ€" days. officiating It the usual {all (am any later. auctxon subs. He has sales on Octo- ber 4, 10, 14, and 20, with other furc‘ . Rev. Fred D. Stone of Oak Park. mers dieterlug with him for sales. held the fourth quarterly conference Mr. Dieter by his fair dealings has at the' M. E. church on Monday even- won the bulk of the auction sale bani- lug. He found the church Ind Sun. rests in this part of the county. SMOKED MEATS fix Evening, 7 ::8089 15, Wlfitflfim _ . tBecause she scorned a 300qu, he vowed to ruin her ‘ ;. iScandal, disgrace, even murder were hen on her ' , and at last she was driven from En But under 39' nother name, in Venice she met and loved the brother " the woman whose death was laid at her door. WM found outâ€"well, you’ll remember this picture for a ‘ long, time. - “A HOYTIANS NIGHT TALE” CHESTER OUTING Evening, 7:30 9:15. lflaleeinfllearlolYollth' lrrisistibly charming and radiantly beautiful is this ls“ i of Madge Kennedy pictures. Tom Moore is leading man. i, ALSO CHARLIE CHAPLIN [N “POLICE” BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL Pic-rust: cums'm: COMEDY _ - â€" -â€" “KISS 1m: sums" Matinee, 3: 30, Admission 10 15 cents, including war tsx. Evening, 7:30 9:15, Admission 15 t 20 cts, inc. war tn. A l. S 0 CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN “POLICE” BURTON HOURS TRAVEL new“ Evening. 7:30 9:15. Admission 16 Ind 20 cm Douglas FthflblaiatythoA-CHGAMIIL Saturday, October 4th Madge I§ennedy ‘ Kingdom of Youth Thursday, October 9th Elsie Ferguson “A Society Exile” THE HOME-0F BETTER PICTURES DO YOU KNOW . The choicest plays are often spoiled by careless rotation- and inartistic presentation? Our pmjection is e to be had â€"- posltively no eye strain. A surprise birthday party was givâ€" en on September 27th to Miss Lydia Home. A dinner was served the guests. who were Mr. and Mrs. Henry ‘Murphy of Lockpon. Mr. M. Pearson of La Grange, H. Hogrefe, Mr. and Mn. Henry Woif. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hoyt-{e anxllfumily. BELMONT AND FOREST AVENUES DOWNEIS GROVE. The Dicke Theatre Friday, October 3rd Tuesday, October 7th A story of the [old m -- whon Ahab was on «I1 tongue. Full of witâ€" human-a- damant! _ Admission 15 and 20 cent. Youde. 54 No. Fomt Am, M for mpintmcnt 08-]. ~ Id!- The demund for special enrol! hllrnndlalpolthoflum Downers Gmembaumm Ithom. 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