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, " sun'ms FOR » most In: SERVICE; The men who served their country during the wnr enlisted with no tho! of I bonus. They won pmmptodi My by a sun». of loyalty, and i! the oat-don nose, most of them mid [0 min, bonus or no bonus.‘ Km, for nearly two your: and; You will be asked to vote “Yes" or “No” on this question. At a meet- ing of the local post of the American laden, the post went on‘ record as “a. In favor of this legislation. and Mully requests the support of ID people of the community. To meet this expense. I bond issue of 855,0“),000.00 will be sold, these [bonds to be retired serially through the My of 1 direct annual tax. exceed 8300.00. The bill proposes, in short. that Mary soldier, sailor and marine re~ edvo compensation of fifty cents a day for evefy day that he was in the urvice; this unount, in no case, to In nnother‘znrt of this issue the Soldien' Bonus Act is published in full. It ls hoped that all voters will {Inlllu'lze themselves with the pro- visions of this bill, é‘o that they may Vote intelligently on this very im. portant question. At the general election held on Milly, next after the first fiondny in November, this year, ma people of the State of Illinois will vote on an proposition of granting compen- xation to the Sons of Illinois who hononbly served their country durâ€" ing the recent war. Authorized dealerâ€"Kuhn Tailoring Co., of Indiampolis 136 NORTH MAIN STREET DOWN'EI And during its entire long life the Kahn Suit made by the Kahn Tailoring 00., Indianapolis, would litâ€"hold its Shapeâ€"afford you prideâ€"the approval of self and of othersâ€"give you mental as well as physical satisfactionâ€"something you cannot and never will procure from a cheap Suit. Economy based on service and satisfaction makes Kahn Made-to-Measure Clothes the best values. During the short time Mr. Jones wore his $25 Suitâ€"it cost him 25 cents a dayâ€"if he had bought a longâ€"lived Kahn Madam-Measure QUALITY SUIT and paid as much as $45 for itâ€"the cost per day s wear would have been less than 15 mintyâ€"because the Kahn Suit would have given 3 times the service. If somebody tells you they can “beat” our pricesâ€"they will have to “beat you out” of quality and service to do ibâ€"to save a few dollars they will have to rob the clothes of the vital element of TAILOR- ING. Economy without Quality is a delusion. o to Vote on Proposition at the Next General Election on Tue-day. Nov. 7. He has nothing to show for his $25. The Suit that was so appealingly “low priced" is now parked in the rag bagâ€"the pressed-in shape soon departedâ€"the skimped workmanship and debased woolens â€"-wouldn’t, couldn’t hold togetherâ€"its career was briefâ€"instead of saving moneyâ€"he lost it! The salesman who sold Mr. Jones always argued along the same strainâ€"he played the one string instrument of “Low Price!” “Low Price!” ending with his favorite wailâ€"“Why Pay More?” Against his better judgment, Mr. Jones bought a $25 Suit of Clothes and for a brief period felt elated over his bargain. Mm, a. a s We know a man who didâ€"a Mr. Jonesâ€"and the sad part of it isâ€"-that Jones at the outset thought that he was SAVING MONEY. He got into the hands of aclever tailoring salesman who was more concerned with getting Mr. Jones’ cash than with serving his best interests. lllll Yflll MM 3 And now Mr. Jones is a sadder but a wiser manâ€"his money is gone and so is his Suit of Clothes. BERT MOORE I! The Legion hopes that the people ;0{ Downers Grove «.7. think of the bonus in this light, and it they do, that they will and u favorable vote. $ Tlu- lllinoh Stat» convention, mart hm at Rock Mum! Monday and 'l'ueulny put thomsrlvm on rn‘onl aw lfnvodnx the pulling in“: pflfl-t the ,rprovis-ions or this law. march simm‘; FURNACES INSPECT ALL SMOKE PIPES in no case would three hundred dollars flay for this logl. The sold- ier does not want to be paid for (ht ing his duty, as mme opponents of the bonus have put it. If this were the idea, this amount would be woe- fully inadequate. The Legion simply feels that the (ex-service man is en- titled in a helping hand while he is getting back on Mr; feet; some recog- nition of a substantial nature from tho people he fought for. In the full and early winter special attention should be paid to stove pipes, furnace pipes, smoke vents and fines. Where these are of metal they frequently rust, come apart or deter- iorate during the summer, and when film are started up in the fall, or they are put to a severe test during the very first cold weaflwr, a blaze Eternal Vigilance is Needed to Safe- Gnard These Important Danger Paints. ivsfllikelgv to result. Now that fire prevention: and safety first have be~ in some cases, for more than this length of time, these men lived in constant danger; most of them on a salary of $30.00 a month. There in no q'uestioh but. what they sullen-ed economic loss, in addition to undergo- ing the most severe hardships. i These warnings should be especial- ly emphatic as. to dwellings for hm menl. fires are apt to get under dan- Igerous headway before they no d13- Icovered. and when they occur at nlte, Me a". well as property is endang- 'eml. Hpet'ial attention should also [be patll to furnace plpes end smoke mm in churchow and schools. because 'ur the large numbers of people ,w'hoee 'liws aw 'ut risk. School bonds and :rhun‘h trustees ,worklng on the the- ory n! pcrxonal rmponsihflifln for preventable: tltw, should pay special attention to than danger polnla, end if lli‘ft'flfi'fll'y, the metal smoke pipes Ill-mung from the furnace to the chum; cm national slogans, flu mm. of careful nupenhion a! hunting 3’- paratus and flu: should be ”cogniz- ed by awry good citizen, and I thon‘ ough inspection should always pn- cede the first use of hewng appara- tus. There is special need of unusually careful attention to fines, smoke- stacks and heating apparatus gener- ally this season, because of the ab- normal fuel conditions. Millions of householders will be compelled to use soft coal who have heretofore used hard coal, and the change will neces- sarily introduce many serious fire hazards, unless great care is taken to see that lines and smoke-pipes are kept clear and that proper safeguards are provided for the other dangers which will develop. Fires due to faulty furnace pipes and smoke piper: have been unusual- ly numerous this season, especially where (here was dampness. When the surface was already corroded by the heat and fumes the dumpness soon rusted the metal so that u pipe which looked all right on the outside would collapse wlth the slightest strain. The danger of such pipes in basements, often near wooden partl- tious and ceilings is evident, but only an inspection woul reveal the lnterlgl' weakness. 525? DOWN'ERS GROVE, ILLINOIS my should be upland «eh you to 1mm uloty. An ounce of fin pre- vention is worth a pound of are ex‘ tincuishment. The Gold Ridge. Julumumburg. South Al‘rh'u. la III- nmst Iln- I-resr on “”19 Rural." n 5"- Inlle rl-ige of gold hum-lug vouglom eruw. The \mrlul's groum-I stream of gnhl has flown-d {rum Ihls region since um, \vlwn pmdumiun passed that uf all Nunh Alum-Km. Trackleu Trolleyu. .‘ll'l‘l‘ Hum 100 mllvs "f lruvklm trnlley “um um m um-mnou In Eng- land TABLE lamps of orna- mental value as illumin- ating worth. Floor lamps for the boudoir. And a collection of the really dependable elec ric acces- sories that go 0 make a family more hap y and contented. We wll deem it a privilege to serve you electrically. Out: I: n quicq-u-light- nlng Ignite destined to meet mg: yggr approve]. â€"Mr.' Eteci'rsfiiiw. Your Home! MMR‘IER-3ZMAYEAR Phone Day, 20 l0RD WEB COMPANY But no matter what thej :‘b isâ€"if you need Lumber, Cement, Lime, Shingles. Buildin); Board, Sand, Tar, Lath, etc" â€"â€"we want to supply you Come in and look over blue-prints, plans, per- spective drawings and photographs of homes, barns, graineries, silos, etc. We want to help you plan. Plans are easy. Experienced builders have worked out numerous lans for well arran ed and comfortable homes. e can supply you wit these. All very wellâ€"but it involves more responsibil- ity and foresight than many folks imagine. The re- suit is usually keen disap ‘pointments at the failure to take full :gldvanta e 0 building possibflitiw,« after good mate1ials have been used and it is too late to alter the plans. . EVERY family dreams of the day when it can have its own home, built after its own plans -â€"or planning. 33 North Main Street C. MOBERG Gs SON MOST OF THE PEOPLE 0|“ THE VILLAGE WILL BE OBLIGED T0 DECORATE EITHER SOONER 0R LATER. REMEMBER OUR SERVICE WIIEN GIVING YOUR DECORATING CONTRACTS. Jewelry 57 So. Washington St. FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Steam Heating - Sewer Building Gas Fitting Trlepholle 385 Resident Member of the Lumberman’s Publicity Bureau Let Us Help You Build DOWNERS GROVE, ILLINOIS A. T. Ogren -â€"â€" Downers Grove HUNTERS AND DECORATORS Fred D. Heinke PLU M BING Silverware Phone after 6 pm. Phone 416-M Hume 4‘ Diamonds 26-12