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n ‘l l 3‘ L S O l" TWO-REEL CENTURY COMEDYâ€"“FISHY STORY” My. bomb» :7, mo mum mum in “LOVE” Thomas “Meighan m 80"“ si!‘l‘l~ Minzflvl) Sm” '5" blue in their ulmluv ‘ that “ml: "III I display of "w unrl dour Ir “figuring than, The Latin Club under 1hr «lit-«Nam 0! III” Tm“ ln-hl a wry rnjnynhlv party last Friday niyhl nl Ilw hum: of Jim" Mitchell. (Sana-n m-n- play «I. munir wn» fu sir-he'd by "mud "labor:- «I the lub um! “’er menu wrm um I h) “w 'H-r'h“. when n! the menu wow. M!“ In. Muclwll. price of ndmission lo the public «ml in 25 with. Two of the high uhool girl! loam: will play a curtain mi- !" II. 7:00. m-m'r come Mrly. Fridl)‘ night. the basketball team plays anen-illo High in the first use of tho sewn at the high school and they com with a tum mmlv up mostly of old men and n hnnl bat- tle In expected by Downn. Thu- Tho famous hogan-Vernon Black- !ue Minstrel Co., will pnwm their alumni show to the public next Ila-day Ind Wednesday evenings at 8:00 o'clock. Thd price of ndmiuion will be thirty-five con". Some new Ind marvelous («tun-s are pmmlml and no one can uflonl to mm this tmt. The public is most cordially invit- ed to the Domestic Science open house to he held next Tuesday afternoon, December 21st, from 3:30 t6 5:30 p. in. You are invited to some. have a cup of tea. see our department and the kind of work which we hsvc done an. Fall in foods and clothing. A committee at the faculty com- posed of Miss Sprechcr. Miss Gal-h bruit}: and Miss Tron am planning a Christmas entertninment to be giv- a the lust day of school before the Won. The public is invited and urged to attend. The following people were on the honor roll at the end of the second six weeks: Pupil . No. of A's Robert Knoblauch ................ 5 James Mitchell .................. 5 High School Min-cal Show Next Weekâ€"Other Ito-Is of Gen- eral Interest. . HONOR ROLL OF HIGH SCHOOL < FOR SIX WEEKS Wfimmmmmw gaturday, Deéembér 18th . Sunday, Debember 19th I'r-r her sish‘“ wade hor sin URTISS Carl Staiger wishes a correction made in the story of the Legion ba- zaar, this and tomorrow evenings. We said that he had made the dona- tion of the cedar chest. he informs us that it. was the Lord Lumber Co. Either way they have received the thanks of the Legion. William Stoner came into the of- fice last Friday afternoon and in~ fformcd us that the announcement of ‘a son being born to them should have mad “daughter." We may be pardoned as one of the Reporter fam- ily met him on the street with the question, “How’s the new boy 7" and Bill answered, "Fine." The Downers Grove Schools will close next Wednesday ewuing, Dec- ember 22nd. and re-open on Monday. January 3111, for the Christmas holi- ‘days. ‘ but week a poster content was con- ducted by the domestic arts depart- ment. First prize was won by Don- othy Towsloy and honorable mention by Lillian Richie. Potter M13. 6: Lumber Co. l.l°.\lIH-‘.R Shingles Lumber Doors Windows Screéns Millwork Flooring Roofing Siding Moulding Lath Nails Etc. Etc. BEG YOUR PARDON :1 mun, man Wf‘k‘PMf‘d Ml“ When in Need Manufacturers lkalcrs (‘0.\l. MILLWORK Building Materials of All Kinds of LUMBER or Building Materials of any kind do not hesitate to ca“ on us At YourService l‘honc 0m- Fisc- He. had been reported killed in Frame. So tht» >fl‘lbhi‘h, romantic wifr, who had fallen in love with his nfl'icer’: uniform. thought herself a hero's widow. But he'd got by the fvmtman and hero ho wax! Citizen Sam Mr. Ginnis, in a hmml nmv unit of jnymn’ "handâ€"numb“ muâ€"rvturnevl to claim his bride! What Iliul lm finvl'.‘ What Ilnl lu- cln‘.’ You'll laugh. and think. and.â€" Attnhay. Sam! , A LSO INTERNATIONAL NEWS MUTi‘ JEFF in “THE COWPUNCHER" MAATINEE ‘1‘ 2:00 O'CHK‘H “Civilian Clothes” We have read it with a great deal of interest and hope that we may he again privileged to rend something from her pen. It is very interesting to the stu- dent of the Bible and of the things which are happening and have hap- pened to the {world of today and j'shows that Mrs. Reynolds has put murh thought on the preparation of the cap}: Besides she must have spent hours in research for the facts and figures with which the article is sprinkled. A. Reynolds of Downers Grove. has an article on "Singing Stars and Other Signs," taking her subject from the 148th Psalm. the thin! verse. In the current issue of the “Moody Bible Institute Monthly," Mrs. Helen Mrs. Helen A. Reynolds [In Article on “Singing Stars and Other Signs” in Current Issue. mCAL WOMAN W R I T l N G F O R MOODY MONTHLY IHOMA! “EIGHAN'nA MARTHA MANSFIELD urn-«1â€" 'CtVILlAN CLOTHES ' ' A PARAMOUNT mums Cement Blocks Brick Sand Gram-l Cinder-e Lime Plaster Tile Con} Coke “’00 I Etta, Etc. in AT 7:45 Telephone 183 A 01me Box of. 311nm": ur numb manta Your christian: FLOWERS \nuu mr-l htr l m h-fmr. Lyn: that lmk out tn you in a blur frankm-ss. A fact- to make yuu look twice and then keep mt about her. .luxl. tho kind of a girly V0" ’d like to be a big hmthor to. And (hit rirl was caught in a Nb of intriguv make one of the most acceptable gifts to the lover of the beautiful things of life. J. F. KIDWELL CO. Refledt not only good taste but the True ‘ Spirit of Christmas; “BA BY DOLL BANDIT?» 'I'wo Reel Comedy Tuesday. Decembpr let Here is a picture you don’t want to miss. “Say ('1 with Flowers” 88 N. lore-I Ave.