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Art for (m mic. GROCERIES ‘“ S” Giving business advice to our depositors is only one pan of the service this bank endeavors to tender to its depositors. We aim to establish that feeling of cooperation and mutual help that is certain to bting mutual success. For your success is our success. Thehenefits-ol having your account in this bank are nusnesous. Calludletalyolomofimstellyouolthem. We‘l’sy ax‘laterest on Deposits. local News on Every Page! come to Us for Advice FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dun'ng June, July and August Downer- Gme. lulnou. WM“ gp_,..!2....;.- Phone59-M DOWNERS GROVE; DU PAGE COUN'I’Y, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1918 Prices urn IO: fl: mmummmm the-honmvmmwm withmrn’oymtdflnkthlhl (Inflammation. «31mm. lftbemtheriaiaduz- munnllywillbehddintheml- Well-tell. The Red Cron- all, is pnlinhry udIeRedCI-omdfivevllichm H.120. 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For the occasion the Subprbnn Bun Band has volunteered it! ner- vicea and below and during the nhon Them will be much doing in the Village next Sunday, May 19, when the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment, Illinois Reserve Militia- has its hamlion drlll here. Pmde. Owning of Red Cros- Driw and Band to Mike Things ’ Lively. 'v 0“) 610!" 10 ‘ m M [IBRARY " NEXI SUNDAY “elf-colmrfllisuhflovs u “4.5“...“ " “i“Wli-‘Tflt thlMfly-ufl-bulnc‘hulnhc. \ouu-byn-Indhuflulmmulw ml.“- h mum “In. h I'm-to. Il'hpd and Ann- ktâ€"k min-a not! fund- Io um M. «Ola-Inglpnr-‘oloroilfllfii .- .7. on: .181..- 1tr :15...- _o {a is; .33 Ital-:1. pl ‘1.- aoI. dilate-3‘3. aczz mz_r!.12r:rl.ol gllitiin. .â€"~.I.rl~onioil.¢flniinlgrot no: int-‘21. \‘mov-M-vflufihwm‘h‘ukfldd ermf-d kOItheu‘no-wmwllo“ a!~3l§u$fli£i‘£l~% .tonaaurantooriIRI-{fioluvu-‘f 51-163.. <2!!ulii’§%l§£ Villt‘.r"I.-!itil. «can 0: r8- 1: 3.9-: III... 3. rat... 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