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We are all of n: keenly interested in extraâ€"curricular- itmlenl activities, and we hope that they may fill their important place thi; year in the life of the school. Our public high schools are training boys and girls to be ef- fective citizens. and so leaders in community life with all of it‘s ac- tivities must be dexeloped. Our high school is a community itself teeming with possibilities for the developing of such leadership. We shall train citizens of a democracy only by mak- ing this great school community a democracy itself where I" the privi- leges nod duties of a democracy be- long to the students of the student mr months. This has been done as far as possible fmmlw registra- tion held last Spring. These pm- gnms an» all ready to lu- lIanvled out by the ulvisoes to "wit advisory groups on registration day. While 7' no loritimato rpques-ts for chant" In thra- m-nmam: will he rrl'ueod.. _» t it i urgml and exmlml that the will be carried out a~ "19) haw liven made in owlor that claum may hog of the prop” the awl that my Trad-1; justrmnt of ”w dail‘ pvng'vam mm be necessary. N'n rlmnm-c of pm- grams' will be made «luri rm tlm fir-‘t , week of school 76 pupil: rngistnrml for charm work last Spring, and they will all ho expected to take ”If: work during the 8th pmiryl on Monday and Wednesdm m‘»__-n.r, 1,,1 .- Owing In the shoflpning of the day to 7 pnriods and the crowded «ML lions pmviousiy mentianed it was found advisable to unite up Melt pu‘ will! program in advam during the will ho run at 3:30 p. "L le Wt peflod If" hr a half hour in lrnlth. fmm 2:30 In 4:00 a'rlnrk p. m.. and will hr an immtlanl pm! of llw day‘s pmmm. This prrinl I‘m ho "90d {or IN orrMstm and (hours, fur IaL vimn funding». for mwmblios, for mann-m with pupih and mmnts. and for sumn‘iml Judy. A" pupil! that an am doing satixfndory wart in their studies will he "mod to remain the 8th prim! for study under supervision. Students whoso work and dtportment an. «(inf-don my be can-um! at 3:30 p. m «m Un- days when the onheslra and chorus does 'm- whoa! clay 9th war will hr ultflntly diode: than "mi 4 L14 your. It will ho nn H portal clay 0m aim-in; M 0 o'clork in Um morning and closing at 4 n‘rlm-It in the unor- noon. It has hum found pom-5N0 by careful urmnxinn nml ncljmling of dun-:4 Io MVP all "‘(ll'lr chum In 7 pariah. 90 Hut wgulnr clan worm During the vacation period it has been found possibly to assemble all of the books belonging; to the high school in one room which will be de- signatml as the high school library. This room is the small dressing room at the west end of the stage in the assembly. Whilv this may seem a rather small room for a library. yet it is the only space available and we feel sure that it can he used for thej time being at least. This room has; been fitted with shelves and sectional: bookcases which un- filled with books.‘ The books have all been classified,’ labelled, and cataloguml by the Dow-i cy system, which is the ”stem usml' in all large libraries. This system will prove permanent in the event of a more complete library in the years to come. It is the plan to allow stu- dents to use books in the library dur- ing their study periods in the study hall. and during such periodx the harbor in the utuily hnll will be in chum.- of the libmry. Books that hue not been plural on «nerve by tench-n may be wiUulnwn for I period not to exceed two weeks. The honor system will I» and in hoping I man] u! the wlthdrnwll of boob, 1 each ntmlrnt being hrlvl on hi: hon- or to lu-nw I cant with the mm of I the book Ind NI nimmlurc. I! l.‘ l anally howl that tha- library may I function an a rllualilr part 0! the l high whool wort. nml it may ho uux- i [natal that atlllltlmu o! I’m-h from i the rltluns of the mmmumly mll - he [wally npprrcmlnl. ! Downers Grove High School opens this Fall with some new pmblems due to increasing enrollment and a lock of class room facilities. This problem has been partly taken care of dining the Summer by the parli- floning of one of the rooms to make a new typewriting room, and thus‘ adding to the number of class rooms‘ available. It 'seems unavoidable, however, that teachers and pupils a- like will work under some inconvenâ€" iences. It is believed by the princi-l pal that teachers and pupils together; with the parents of pupils will chem-J fully accept conditiom as they are and give the school their full support. Outline. the Plum-am to be Follow“! During Term Which Opens Sepiembar 12m. H I G H SCHOOL HEAD TELLS OF COMING Y E A R §§SCHOOL WEEK SALE III” .fi‘I‘IIC‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I-mI-clwmt , I, [III-IIIIIIvIIIIIIIIl-lllvllllllllllllllllnI I? I .w.* I‘D! Page County hon-by extend to all Sol- diers of the Civil War and uf the Spanish American War, a Cordial In- vitmiun t0 attend 11 Du Page County Soldiers Reunion to he hula at the ('uurt House in \"henton, on Thurs- day September 15th, 1921, at ten o’clock in. m. NOTICE TO DU PAGE COUNTY SOLDIERS [in Downers Grove. Above all may we urge that you expmss your in- terest in the school and in us by com- ing to see us while we are at work. You will find a no more interesting place in the World. It is hoped that the citizen-z of Downers Grove will‘ fool that the high school is theirs, and that we as servants of the com- munity want you to take a purl in this Len-:1: training school for life. ty {or the Buckets of the hlgh school. Because of this sense of responsibili- ty he would appeal to the patrons of Downers Grove High School for a loyal cooperation and a willing help in bringing to pass the best that we can hope for our high school boys and girls. May we urge that even? student leave home in time to get to school promptly at 9:00 a. m. and 1:15 p. m., that every pupil be in school ALL the day and that every jpupil be in school every day that he is physically able. May we discour- age pin-ties, social gntherinos, enter- tainments, movies. etc., on week day nights, and urge the postponing of such alfuirs to Friday and Saturday nights. Lot mi make the business of education for our youth paramount reed Norwegian Smoked rdines m can ........ Polk Grape it Juice, bot. . The 0mm] of Supervisors of Du 1000 me' ' ind bré'sgirig'; '56:: Imprggd orwegian Smoked Large Bars 7 oz. Violet-GI cerâ€" lne or Buttermilk Toilet p 10c Large Rolls Toilet Paper, 737mm; for ................ 25c 4 bounds for: ............ 8].” Bulk Cocoa, per pound ....... 25c Bu": Peanut Butter .......... 20c Welch’lfi 02. Pure Fmit Jam, We value ................. 43c Lafge Ba_rs 7 0:2»Yiglgg-Glycer- , Kenn“ onh Tuna in smoked oil. 'gpounri can .............. Big Jack Laundry Soap. tun pound bar ................ Sliced Pickles in large jar, Dill or sour 40c. \alue ...... No.10 Can Apple Butter, per can ....................... Fayre) Old Crop Santos. Grocery Specials This Week Pencil Boxes to School Children up to 10 years while they last. Principal of the High School. Hail-pins. Rulihers Middiu. Shears Notions of all kinds Umbrellas Sweaters Hose Supporters Huidkcrchiefs Hair (‘aps HosierygUndcrm-ar Shoes. ' Boots Shirts, Blouses MOTHERS: HERE IS YOUR SHOP- ING LIST. Wm. Steven Churles Biermnnn. W. H. Blodm-l: Honorary Member, C. B. Blodgett. (‘omm Moe, SAMUEL S. VERNON, FREE HQI‘S Pants Some Things Children Will Need and Want POWERS, GROVE REPORTER- DOWNERS GROVE; A W013 Scott .................. The Aeneid of Vix-gil-â€"Knapp . Complete French Course ~â€" Lenncs .................... .83 Plane Geometryâ€"Wflls "ant 1.07 Elementaxy Latin Bookâ€"~Swtt' .8» A New Second Latin Book~lÂ¥oo>on 28-30 South Main Street lntormmliute Algcbra â€"â€" Slaught foul . . . American Elomentar y His!0lyâ€"â€"MUZZO\ Algebm â€"-â€" Slaught 1.»; History of Europe ~ Ancient and Medieval â€"~ Robinsqn and Brons- tod ......... ......$l.62 History of‘Europe-Our Own Times wilobinson Beard 1.63 State and Nation â€"â€" James Sanâ€" This year all text books will be fur- nished by the Board of Education. The list below covers all books to be used in the high school and the priâ€" Ccs charged. BOYS SHIRTS . Soft Collars attached, and. neckhands, $1.25 to $2.50 BOYS BLOUSES Big assortment, light and darks, 89c; others at 65c HIGH SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS ’FOR TERM OF 1921 - 22 List of Volumes and Prices ‘ Furnished Students by the Faculty. BOYS COLLARS Soft and laundered ............. BOYS HOSlERY “BLACK CAT” Leather Stockings, stmng, stmdx. bmssizes6to 11, 29c, 300,390 45c and ........50c Good Lisle Web, best wearing suspenders, Knickerbockem, sizes 6 to 15. Khaki, Corduroy, Serge and Mixed Patterns, 75c to ............ 33.00 BOYS CAPS Beautiful New Patterns, 75c,l89c, 95c, $1.25 $1.50 l’en Holders, 5 and We; Pens, all makes ...... lc Pencils, 2 for 5c; 5 and ...................... 10c Pencil Tablets, 5 and 10c; lnk 'l'ablets, 5c, 10e, 15c Inkâ€"black, blue and red; Rulers, Spelling Tablets, Erasers, Crayons, Composition Books, Mucilage, Loose Leaf Holders and Fiilev‘s, Book Straps, Book Cases and Bags, Scratch Pads and Lunch Boxes. “School Week" is from Septemher 3d until the 10th here. You'll find eyerything you need or want eonyen- iently arranged to make your shopping lesm tiresome. We are making special prim on merchandise that will sell fast, and you will surely save money if you attend our School Week Salex. We list below a num- her of articles that you can find here. Of course. there are a great many more things that you'll need w hieh are not listed hut we haye most everything you need. Downers Grove Electric Co. We do all kinds of Electrical Repairing, Machinist Work and carry everything in Electrical Goods. Corner Belmont Forest Ave. Telephone 369-1 LEHMANN MICHEL’S STORE HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED BX BOYS SUSPEN DERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR BOYS . 1.50 . 1.16 Churv \\'0 wish our friends to know in what small measure words can ox- pruss our deep gratitude for the. many dwdx of kindness n-ndurud in: \‘urinus ways at the time nf sirknvss' . and death of our hm-d husband am! I father, and fur the Emu-rs gin-n in, I loving: sympathy. ,- ed) .................. '. . 3. . . 1.0?) Chemistryâ€"Dull . . . . ......... 1.42 l’h\'sicsâ€"â€"â€"Caiiiart Chute . . . 1.03 Textiles and Clothingâ€"McGowan 6’: Waite ............... 1.10 Cookingâ€"â€"Greor (Revised) . . . . 1.32 Bookkeepingâ€"Aline:- Elwell 1.07 Bookkeeping Setsâ€"lat Year . . .90 Bookkeeping Sets-2d Year . . . 1.00 Shorthandâ€"Gregg ............ 1.05 T ypmvriting-ngg Rational . .75 (lenal ........ 1.03 La Poudm aux Yeaux â€"~ Lablche J: Martin. .3 Rhetoric and Compasition -â€" Hitch- cock ..... . ....... ......1.2" History of American Literature - Bullock 1.03 History of English Litemtu re~Pan~ cnaet 6: Shelley 1.59 General Science â€"â€" Barber (Rm'h CARD OF THANKS Mrs. T. R. Brooks Mrs. R. W. Grahum and Edward’ 21“ 06), 45c 30’5'5 .fi'fl“. I . ' 'LIi,.gvlp'm-“‘If‘liclr‘I};I‘Imsmh'Idlb‘liffllmnlmllflfl 1.00 E x 1.00 i n 7‘, _ 7‘ n . I 1.\1I h” ”u- ___‘__A -â€" Mercerized, sizes 7 seller at ...... â€" School opens September 12th. For many years we have furnished a majority of the School Supplies sold in the village. We have always taken pride in the fact that our prices were fair and that children can get the some quality as grown ups. Stocks are 5. complete nowâ€"buy exu‘ly. Nine mombvrs of the 1921 gradu~ ating- class of the Downers Grove High School have wooived their credâ€" it slips from the principal and will enter various collegua and universities this fall. NINE 1921 GRADS OF HIGH SCHOOL ENTER COLLEGES Seven Boys and‘ Two Girls Planning on Continuing Education at Various Places. Paste Rulers Ink Pencils Tablets Maple Avenue Store Boside these, three of the graduates of 1921. the Misses Elma Kelly. Lil- lian Schlauder and Lillian Dickson, are attending the Gmgg Business Colâ€" Those who will continue their edu- cation this year on: Arthur Tyler, Northwestern University; Elizabeth Shaifav‘,‘_il;nox College; Jack Reed and Edwin Graves, University of Ill- inois; George Bunge, Northwestern University Law School; Harold Zludt, Pharmaceutical School of the Uni- versity of Illinois, Edward Tank. Ri- pon College, Wisconsin; and Kathryn Davis, Milldlobury College, Vermont. lcgo in Chicago. Friday, SQWEEZLEE! ‘ I' Pen Points I’e n Straps Erasers Holders