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to soon.- ahead of him. Thin mmia the count nix all. In the Icventh M dulled to right scoring Moe-he! and lrivickn. Brick but been hitting flu pill combctcntly thin your, mmm over the five hundred mlrk. The manth (rum In: I merry lflalr on Lockpon'u pan. Six him; and No error: wen mponnfbh- .‘nrl {our nun. Skidmom mum u‘ifh a “Brick" Binder’s hat was responsi- Ne (or the locals no to 6 vlctory over Lockport Sunday. .In the sixth ho 11M! the pill to Boat Grove (or '1 home run Allowing Null Ind Nacho-l Three base hitsâ€"Klein. Two haec hitsâ€"Hochel. Mrvicka, A. Johnson. Skidlnore. Home run-Blnder. Strurk outâ€"by Bruns 7; by Murray 3. Baue on ballsâ€"off Brunn 2; Murray 8. Kit by pitcherâ€"Jam. Scorer F. K. Howe. ‘ Touts A. Johnson as Skidmore cf . Hawkins 1! .. Bums p ..... fini- Pitcllcs in Old Time Pom .' Striking Out 8am Who Manufacturer of Awnings. Sleeping Porch Curtains AWNINGS FOR RESIDENCES A SPECIALTY. We have cars of the famous PURITY Coal enroute right alongand in all sizes. lnasmuchas this coal advances in price each monththe sameas hard coal has in the past, we advise the early purâ€" chase of this coal where it can be done conveniently. The situation with regard to coal is such that everyone should procure their winter's supply at the earliest possible date. Let us have your inquiries if you are inâ€" tending laying in your supply now. Purity is the best soft coal on the market for either fur- naces or stoves and has more satisfied WWW WE’SBAT anos LOG . RT HOME m. Emu Lam Lumber Company TELEPHONE "OWNERS GROVE: ll‘l-M-i B. THOMPSON .13? 10 H Phone after 6 P. M. . M? 3 About sixty ninth-on sud Idem. of the contracting punk-u numb! [the wedding which was perfumml M the ero'u home. A pretty home wedding w» "In-- brated on Wedneuhy evening. July 28th, when Ruth Irene Stevumon. daughter 0! Mr. and In. B. J. Ste- ‘vcmn of North Main utmt, became the bride of Mr. Lawn-nee A. CM, younmt son 0! Mr. and Ira. Pt. I. Cox. 0! Watt Cantu "not. Next Sunday the locals will hook up with one of the fastest (cams a- round Chicago. The West Ends will he at the North Side field on Sunday They huve as :heir victims a number of the better semi-pm teams of Chi- cago. It should prove a game worth whlle seeing. users locally. than any other brand. has been responsible for a number of victories. They pounded the ball all over the lot, ultho Murray was shoot- ing any place but in the groove. They collected four doublex. a triple and a home run. Elsewhere in this issue you will find the batting aw ragv-s of the players to datr. The local players are coming along in great shape as to their hitting part of the game. Their slugging Bruna was on the mound for Down- ers Grove and pitched excellent ball. He was hit considerable but despite ‘this fact he showed old time form. ‘He had pitched a nine inning game the day before but didn't seem to notice it as he burned them arms like the “Colosimo” of old. He was given good support in all but the first inning. ‘ ‘ The locals started out poor. With the aid of three errors and a <ingiw Lockport succeeded in pushing acms a talley, in the initial frame. umbehing drive to extreme left for two holes. Hawkins roiled tn the shodstop and was thrown out. Skid- mom' was forced to hug the keystonu bag. anfi‘fiond Skidmore on an infield hit. Mochel and Mrvicka fol-‘ lowed with doubles. Bums scoring ‘on them-seeks: Binder and Klein singled driving in Mocha] and Mrk- vicka after the left fielder haa ~rob- bed Nash of a clean hit. Johnson flied cut closing a disastrous tram». STEVEN SON â€"COX DQWERS GROVE mm 32 South Main Street Leaning on the arm of her fatheI-,IBAPTIST YOUNG who gave her away- the bride came FOLKS REPEATED down the stainvay with her atten- ‘ dants. to a bower of ferns and flowers-I ‘IN “‘3 ST E P S” where the groom waited to claim her. Here were said the beautiful, 'lhe wung people of the Baptkt phrases which made them man andlChurch in accordance with tho un- Dwight Cox, brother of the «room acted as best man. filling the place yhis brother had filled for him just a few weeks before. Lohengrin's wedding march was played by Miss Alice Olson at the piano, Mr. George Bunge. saxaphone and Miss Beatrice Anthony, violin. Miss Gwendolyn Griffiths sang. 0h Promise Me and At Dawning. Every High Shoe in the Store, also Tennis Shoes for Men Women, Misses, Boys and Children. Plenty of Sizes to Fit the Whole Family. AT A REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT. The bride was gowned in embroid- wife. The Rev. Norman Andersen. cred net over white satin and car- a Downers Grove boy, who is filling tied a shower bouquet of white mâ€" the pulpit of Rev. Jenneas. at Hinckâ€" sea and lillies of the valley. She was ley, "L, this summer. .neading the attended by her sistenln-law. Mrs. solmn words of the single ring cere- Dwight Cox, as Matron of Honor. mony. 1who wore pale green organdie and Manny and beautiful were the gifts carried pink roses. An old friend. received. Miss Marjory Anderson, of Aurora The out of town guests were Mr. was bridesmaid. She wore pale yel- and Mrs. Chas. Cochran, and Mr. and low. organdie and car-rial pink vases. Mrs. Geo. N. Sperry of Galesburg, . , Miss Edna Jamisom. bf figgnvilleJ . f t _ . Dwnght Cox, brother 0 the {room "L, and relatives from Yorkville and acted as best man. filling the place we hm”.-.- 1....1 «um: 42... m... 1..“ Aurora. All Ladies' Oxfords, Pumps, Colonials, Theo Ties, Blacks, Tans and Whites, in Military and Low Haels. Latest Stock and Styles. AT A REDUCTION 0F 15 PER CENT All Ladies Oxfords, Pumps, Colonials, Theo Ties. All Men’s, Misseo’ and Children's Latest Stock and Blacks, .Tans and Whites, in Hig Heels. ' Latest Styles. 1920 Model Oxfords and Pumps. Stock and Styles -â€" 1920 Models- AT A REDUCTION or 15 PER CENT AT A uncommon or 25 PER (TENT Office II BRAN, Begins friday, July 30: Ends Wednesday, August 4 SCRATCH FEED Morris Shoe Store GROWING MASH u', DAIRY FEED, MIDDI SCHUMACHER FEED OATS BARLEY AND HAY Manure Spreaders. Truck Wagons Farm Implements, Ever Held in Downers Grove ! ! CHICKEN FEED JOSEPH DIETER 10% REDUCTIONS 15% REDUCTIONS 25% REDUCTIONS All Shoes on Sale are from Our Regular Stock Telephone Residence 137-R Biggest and Most Economical Remember we do not buy cheap shoes for our sale like department stores and mail order houses. We cut the price of our regular stock. Comparing the ' Quality, our prices are marked lower by 20 per cent than large city stores. Our reduction will give you an exceptional opportunity to buy your footwe )l‘ at 30, 35 and 45 per cent less than you can purchase them anywhere at regular prices. Mr. and Mrs. Cox left after the ceremony on a week’s automobile trip in parts unknown. On their re- gtum they will make their home for {the present with the groom’s parâ€" [outs on West Curtiss street. wife. The Rev. Norman Andersen. a Downers Grove boy, who is filling the pulpit of Rev. Jenneas. at Hinckâ€" Icy, UL, chin summer..neading the solmn words: of the single ring cere- many. Beginning P ridn) July 30th (mil ending \V ml nmday. August 4th, We will place on sale our entire ystnck, from $12,000 to $13,000 \\ orth of Hi h Grade FooNear. Even pair of Shoes am Low Shoes, includin Tenms Shoes, Rnh hers. Rubber Boots, Po ish, Laces, ln- Soles In fact. nothing is reserved AT RADICAL SHARP REDUCTIONSH LAYING MASH MIDDLINGS We have put them in three lots as follows Lot No. l, VALUE “103134.00 to $6.00 ..... Lot No. 2, VALUE FROM $6.00 to $8.00 ..... Lot No. 3. VALUE FROM $8.00 to $12.00.-. .. We also have a large number of High and Low Shoes; some Broken Lots, Odds and Ends which we are closing out at a price you will not see for many years to come as many of them are from old stock and are of much better material than the best shoes are made today. nouncemenfi nude Inst ml; repeated in a More to the excessively worn by request, the dramatic adaptation evening. it was large enough to show of Dr. Charles M. Sheldon's book, considerable interest and appreciation "In His Steps," last Fridiy evening of the production. with practically the some cast of characters as the week before. The West Ends 0! Chicago, will be While the audience was not quite the opponents of the Legion on the so large as the previous week due local diamond next Sunday, LUMBER Potter Mfg. 6: Lumber Co. Shingles Lumber Doors Windows Screens Millwork Flooring Roofing Siding Moulding Lath Nails Eta, Etc. 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