QWWWWWWW' iWWWWWWWM T F. lâ€OTTERCO..2I J... :Downer- Orovedll. The Cornell Incubators Peep 0’ Day Brooders - Incubators and Brooders AT RIGHT PRICES I“ HARDWARE STOVES RANGES CURTI SS AND HEARTT At the lowest living prices ‘ 0010‘ G. N. Maxwell and Son Best Groceries The twentieth century way at hatching and rearing chickens. ll you desire to increase your flock as well as your proï¬ts you should use these machines. - We carry a complele line of shelf and heavy Hardware, Stoves and Ranges, Tinware and Sheetironware, Paints, and Painters Supplies. No. 3 Brooder‘ WHEN YOU WANT THE 57 South Main Street. Phone 4l4. ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY 3 Are the recognized standards of today [or the artiï¬cial hatching and renring ofchiclrs. We no introducing these goods here at reduced prices. Clll on us and get our prices Ind inspect our stock of incubators brooders and Portable Poultry House Fixtures. THE STOVE ' YOU NEED IAIN l: RAILROAD STS. This year is one adapted to all classes of fuel. Let us show you our stock. Wuhd u own“, young In“. our 16 yum 0! up. to learn cor-0t making and III" good puylng positions In our “awry. W. gaunt-ho and] unploylnom â€I. you round. For lur- tlnr Inform-Hon write or ml] to Chicago Goml00.. corner Claim and flute Mm". Aurora. Ills. ll may lnleml. you to know that llu Illinois Lumber and Construction (10. hi. taken the Downers Uron ngoncy lol- all klnds 0! building Ind cru-llod llono, um will loop I supply on hand for prompt dollnry. Now Is tho lime to (Ix up Md bun- t", your pine. by putting on tho cv- rl-go drives Iml puhs I“ Ind-r tho open Don‘hell a good do, tin-sing of crush-d alone. For ml. by Mu "linol- Lumber Mud Con-traction Co. Gulvnnlud wlro, ponluy, lawn |nd ï¬eld lance, Ill ulna. Dom fun to ct" Ind lot. In quote you print tutor. pluc- ing your sprln 3 onion. Ila-u h “och“. “3"":th and vigor mm. of good footl,duly diguud. ‘Forg-o.‘ a mud,- lo-neru when and hula, foodmddu no bard-n. but sun-Inn. nourishu, Invig- onus." But of ï¬ll Flour mm!- from the vary but northern grown haul nprlng when nukes Mn hm! Incl holhr broad than any flour in this market. I! you mm! a paint that not only looks weII bu! unr- null try Patton’- Bun Proof paint. For nah by tho [HI- noh Lumber and Construction Co. Orders for I’emnylvnnln andSt-udnrd oil: and swung any be I.“ “Bush ‘ ï¬nonson'n drug "on. Hum; ill! promptly flllyom cunt. Tolephona 42]. For dlulnfecung unenpipu. stain, blanching and vnrlous household ,pur- poses use chloride ol llme. Pal up in onus ll. (lerwig'u. Eastern and local nursery flock, gar- den and Inwn nod and and volumes. (lush Nelson, 100 ("000.9 avonuo. If you buy waIn “pan!- from coop It may bone!“ ’09 in song way, but. II. In no good ‘9 soup. Mapl- Clly soap contains no min. ‘ ' All kinds ol‘ gran seed, whit. clover and mixed lawn seeds at Hertz ch Dion-hers. Fon SALE‘W fool lot on 0mm: Ivonne. limit be sold within 30 dl’l. Enquire of R. D. Parker. ‘ The heal. homa baked goods M. Rang’s â€"m. bakerâ€"“Mays fuel». For sniéâ€"One ï¬rst chm movlng out- In. Inquire of J. W, \‘Vqucy, Downan' Grove; box 189. Buy [apical-goats and Saxon brak- I‘Iu food and get unsorted dishes or on cal ham will: 90h pfmkugo at Our- wig‘s. . ‘ ' Cmm or 19": West. flour mamas the post. bread and is the cheap-st. flour in town. Every sack ls guarantood. A new [Inc of neckwear, the [flout duigns at Nash‘s. New styles and [mum-ma in the Rod- |lne shirts, the best. shirt. Sn tho w'orld [or $1.00 at Nash's. Quick-mom knsuline llovu m. Mort: Mochal’s. Orange and maple syrup and mapl- auznr at (lerwlg’s. . Don't pay $1.10 for sacks! "our when you can buy it. for 93 cents at the Fair. Suits to order. J. W. Nash.w Shenandoah punts $2 00, It Nash's. Buy Franklin pure buckwheat. M. Gnrwig'a. If yourboy needs a nun sum. the Fair cam suit, him. Klein's market otter: best for sale by the quarter at reasonable cash prices. WHAT "IE MERCHANTS ARE OFFERING: Would yon like to use the bent? Then use Maple City White soap. Ay er‘ 11 Pills are good pills. You†know that. The best family laxative you can by! Buckingham’sflye .7: r mute .Nnhu N n 7.3111367 Mach: at heard 1 mm W! (I’ I'kl MIDI 7 Us: No. 1 Incubator. bun In W to my“: A In“. nay-rut“!!! D W.‘ n- s-unn [rut-16 III kilflflch to In. In“, III I I I. III 1. filmy-H all Pm PHI t I! Ch. I' MI lo 1 J I Kurt“. pt It L MI 1. Mr n .44 «o III-“lo IA Incl-twin" W Hulk-II.†n 2. ï¬lllulbnh.mv .............. CI.- P .f’“ to Inr‘l Incl-«I on: II I Bryn-E,“ "I! II. ant. . um Ion Pam to John "M1, ll 1 III N Inwville ............................... Nam:- f Galo- lo link- I. Grove. 1| JO III 1 may Pun I“ I. ah- lllyl 1 IVâ€" KI-n la Huh. I cubic, I! u "I p‘ n 15 III 5 Ian I“ to Tum. .. Clnh "00M toll-III" Hulda“ III to Tut-‘0': ...... . chmr an? CIWI‘OHII Inn unlit. If.“ loan! r-uml_CIc-nn.ulnbu an m ’ a “KW-u Ionani. hm [gm u ‘ . IIIE. Ill. till". - con to be cheerlul nn- Cheerful II... II C r ("adv-nun (eon- o trcnnmeneu. I! one bu Ion money, If business protpeeu In". ‘ fl enemies hype-r triumphant If $11!". in lichen of gel! or drone dear to one. than to It Indeed I virtue to be cheerful. When poverty pinche- lny after day. month nfler manâ€: at through the year: an they pull. and one in ever to deny sell of every m.- u. longedJor luxury. and the puzzle of how a; nuke one dollar do {he work for two in {o be mind. then the nun who cnl um be cheerlul in n hero. He II n greater hero thin the eoldler who fuel the est-nan“- Inonth. Inch eheerfnlnenn in the kind that we need 10 cvluute. To Acquire thin tell-commend, up the 1111ka Journei. we need to think of Innny “him We need to (nerd 53-h“ em] we, to lrrltntlon about. little “In“ If we can unintel- Idl-oontrol In Inn-ll runners. we sun I". In. dilenlty In autumn- hc It win (re-1. nutcrn no to be )olu' ncrvnx Ill: tutu u": cunn- reterrcd to by the Mold. 'A A. {or me. I ids]: I hating no place in the language. I suppose, then. though. tho “lender: would ï¬nd- Ill pqunlly jarring mhptltule. One ohny friend: nut-lied a very ottnctlu look- ing won“. and Ihe'l .11 right until the nun. She dnply un't upenk - whole sentence without min-inc tut word elegnnt. To III-h the agony short, everything I: ‘jm elegant! The milknnn In just elegant, been-a he comes curly; the bib, in just elegant. because he doesn't cry. and no 15 ha- dreumcker. hel- hell", her tool, bar gull-(e bucket and everything the. Inn her cook to th. boiled pouton thnt any had for dinnerâ€"um cook he- ulua Ibo permu- nothing Ila-wanna within the precinct um. 1m- her zoo pound- of femininity, and» the pot-men. bee-nu they night has been more notâ€. Elena“ Ah. me! 'Towh‘t hue um nu, we much-w" To to churn]! whoa the wurld I: gain; well with you I. no tron vir- Ine. Tho thing In K to. . to be cheerlul \m- ueunl-l-t dcr ("adv-nun for ample. there are some rem-xiv ebly eugenti‘ve page: about the phyt- lcal health 0! the American people in the decade hetero the civil wor. In thin decade of our own we are I0 and to the spectacle of othletie young men and women, the product 0! new meth- oda in educetion and hygiene, that we forget the pit whence we were flayed. Let llr. Rhodes remind no 0! it. by I. tew o! the contemporny oommentehe humpected. the of them la Thach- eray’ a remark in a letter from New York: “Mon. at the ladies are an icon an greyhounds." From the Atlantic Monthly in 1858 ll token the conten- sion: "We are in nation of health-hunt- ers. betraying went by the search." in the nine magezlne Dr. Holme- tuuches upon the "American lemelo constitution, which collapse: just in the middle third 0! lite, and comes out vulcanized indie-rubber. i! it. huppen to live through the period- when health and ntrength are most wented." Mr. Rhodes make: I signiï¬cant point in snying that “the hearty English win- tntion of 'good morning' had given why to an inquiry about one's health.†not :- perinnetory sort, but calling for I. deï¬nite anuver. Then follow; an amazing array oi’ excuse: on the ground of ill-health brought forward by member: of both houses of eon- gren. The cnnses of this conditionâ€"~ bad cooking and diet. “It eating, lack of exerciseâ€"are shown to have been fairly national in their scope. Against all this contemporary testimony it is fair; remark: the Youth'e Comp-nine, to set the consideration tint the hleâ€" lnrlnn of 50 years hence. noting the frequency of “nervous breakdown" in the record of our own timelï¬my' lup- pose that. 'we are a generation of weak- iings. It. in elweyl eny to generllize loo broadly. Yet the {not remain- t-hut Uneie Sun in fndunlly growing from o raw-honed. allow. unhealthy fellow into I creditable upeelmen of, health And manly vignr. Th; Philadelphh Record‘ In. cone Aerput - man who thinks "toward “el- Ogtnt" in only . ‘ Ln" 3"": worled.Anddoubo- .v Eh...“ V kl. many other: will sympllhlza viâ€: him. “Does the word cits-at ever get. on your nerves?" quefled'thel “crank" ad. I I391.- ..38‘ IE Enu- E .83.?- uun Eel. HI I... u. Farah-u. sol-0:! tin-oonwonpro In..§ 51:... Isl}: IEM. ESTATE WIS- United bum.- é Garden Seeds "v Shirts. Calla! The North Side Grocer. 32 Foot. SM 'lelophoue 232. I! Sun- mn- Strut. ..Fred Gerwig.. CANNED 600D3 AND PRESEBvu Handsome Ones in the KiHQ: that Look, Fit Wear Wail '1 J. W. NASH‘ - HOUSE CLEANING TIME OFFERINGS Canned Corn to, n, :3 and†1-6135? 3 cm lulled buybac- ML; " 4 lb. in Immh Apple m5 5' Fruit 1... in Pin â€:13? All kinds 0! Garden Seed- gunnmeed to (row 4 ll). Pkg. Wisdom Washing Powder.†“It. ’0 Barn Etna Washing Soap ........ 28 do... ONION SETS Collars In the Styles that are en- tirely new. They ï¬t and set snugly to the' shin and tetnin their correct shape and never break away {tom the néck band. All ltylel. In Correct Patterns 1nd Faultless Style and Finish Handsome Shirts D. TACH'D CUP 8