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31 Noni Pun-l Ann.- North Side Grocery 6: Market Monarch Brand, No. 2, Telephone Peas, can 19c, doz, $2.00i Monarch Brand, Sweet Corn, No., 2’s can 22c, doz, 3250. Come-Again, Early June Sifted Peas, can 19c, doc, $2.1M Armour Assorted Jelly, 7 oz. glass ........ (Ge, doz, $1.50] Small Size Milk, any brand, can .................... 8c’ Aunt Jemima’a, Every Ready, Year Round or Roxane Pancake Flour, package ............................ 15c Roxane Cake Flour, regular 89c package.- ............ 35c AMBER SOAP, 10 bars ............................ 78c: MEATS VEGETABLES mums, 'l PERSONALS You can save money by doing your buying at the NORTH SIDE GROCERY AND MARKET SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY See Dong Fairbanks Theatre Saturday. llr. L. P. Nammom from his recent severe Seasonable Vegetables and Emits Meats and Groceries fir. and Mrs. Harry Selig and chil. dren visited in Chicago Sunday . Edwin Pfafi entertained an army friend for the week-end. Hr. and Mrs. Clifl’oui Siebert visit- ed in Berwyn Sunday. Phone 62-h! Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing “Anything from Kid Gloves to Large Rugs.” WE ALSO DO CLEANING, PRESSING. REMODELING AND RELINING. For the convenience of our customers we have an agency for the LAGRAN GE MODEL LAUNDRY who guarantees good work. Goods will be called for and delivered free of charge. HARDWARE 36 S. Main Street Telephone No. 29 Hm. Guy Bush entertained her six I" this week. MERTZ 6 MOCHEL If you neadus hymnsâ€".1884. ORDER $me (3 o A L ”M“, WE MAKE SUITS. COATS 0R OVERCOATS FOR LADIES’ AND GENTS’ THAT ARE “DOGGY”. FULL OF PEP, CLASS AND SNAP; STYLES OUR FABRICS ARE ALL WOOL OUR m- TING AND WORKMANSHIP ARE GUAR- ANTEED. OUR WORK IS SUCH AS the WELL DRESSER IS LOOKING IOR WHO WANTS TO GET AWAY FROM READY MADE “HAND ME NOWf fuel conditionsv in the U. 5. Follow their advice! Yom Satislaction 6111mm Or You! Money Reluded. www.3Wilun CLEANING -â€" DYEING -â€" PRESSING and â€"- REPAIRING 27 South nun an... JOSEPH MAZZA October 11, 1919 H. 0. P1101138. Proprietor Is movering illness. at the Git-Cl“ Called for uni Dem-all. M-r .and Mrs. Mutant: and family and Mrs. Rose Waples made a_ week- Miss Olga Lundquist spent the Col- umbus Day holiday at her' home in Galesburg. Ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Griffiths of Bel- mont. have been on a trip to Minne- apolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kolm of Oak- wood avenue, entertained relatives on Sunday. Harold Lloyd comedy every Sat- urday at Dicke Theatre. adv. F‘ In. c. 1. Wm has been mnfi”‘e1¢gt§w'unmh£;wu “' 'h‘ P'“ ”e" .1. w. Hague. and 3Wy dam J. Fletch: Humane and family their ctr to Milwaukee. Wis-. Inst of Oak Park, spent Sunday with his week mother at the Maple avenue home. An Wm entertainment at the Tm Nut” 2 Hrs. C. A. Shambo visited tell- ‘8119 mm at 8mm “1.. the fon- pm . . . .156 of the week. ' ' ' 35‘ If“ Inlildn Howie vhn‘bd with . . . ,78c‘Hiu Mug-m Knapp in Chicago. on DEIJVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY FREE! CHICKENS, Hens, ..... 29c Fancy Apples, lb”. CHICKENS, Spflngem.32c Grape Fruit, 2 for. GRAPE NUTS, r package .............. SMALL SIZE ML LK, All Brands, 3 for ..... LARG ESIZE MILK, All Brands, ......... RIPE OLIVES, 2 cans for ................ DREXEL CANNED PUMPKIN, No. 3 cans Red D, Cut Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 for GRAPE NUTS, _per ppgkgge .......... AUNT JEMIMA’S PANCAKE FLOUR ..... AUNT JEMIMA’S BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. Lego’Lamb .. Sirloin Steak . Pot Roast . . . . Rib Roast Round Steak. . YUBAN COFFEE, per pound ............ ALPHA BRAND SMOKED HAMS ....... DELICIA NUT MARGARINE, and 21b. carton N B 0. son ACRA 101%.. LARD, lb. 34c 5 lb. kage at per pound. CORN FLAKES, al brands, 2 for ....... Mr. and In. I‘. D. North-1p of Duane. CAM" an- visitnn u the “valley home on We“ Cadiz“ «mt. Mm Norflmp will be "member"! as In. Gibbs Winslow, for my year! a resident of our village. Mr. sad Mrs. L. B. lumy and Mr. and In. June- of Chicago. refs» Sunny visitor. at the P. C. Lanca- ter’. on 0.1m IVE-09. A if!!! u» c... nsalllszl 3.524 .3 :3 :En: 1. (g: 0!. I u 11 235 nialgl? at. for? I9? Wilbur Coknn in moving M Iy ( Nu m lot WH‘ Wat sap ham-n “a will 3 Mt loo-o €- 1 In dun. In 0. J .mm 9! Chin... oa- bmlud In. Gum I. Am”. and In by I. Alli-on a: luncheon on th-lvlllo. M. u" mm" «105 It". Wm. 61.40ch and hanily. Ir. ‘1:on h In. Orchid!“ bruit". ‘ Illa luau-mt limbs. w and Ir. PM. Ola-o tuna-m U- rns-d with» huh Chic... will up- mr u tho Dick. Tho-tn Inky. a”. Ir. Id In. I1. 1'. km Ht Thur-In for rm Lick Sam mu Doll: Field: of Mobile. Al... in vkmag a! the km of In. "on" 8. Don on Suntan 0mm. Klein’s Sanitary Cash Market “8mm Blusoms”-â€"Wait. ngh 3nd Pay for thin one. adv. Mina Fannie Whitney spent Satur- day and Sunday at her home in this village. James A. Ban-net of Chicago. spent Saturday ind Sunday with his daugh‘ (er, Mrs. C. l. l-‘ox. , You will regret missing “The Per- fect Hour" if you do not go to the Dicke “mm-e next Thnmdny. adv. Mrs. Frank Granger and Mrs. A. R. Cramer visited in La Grange wednexy day. Miss Mildred Whitney leaves Octo- ber 18th for Niagara Fulls, when: she will spend several days. Mr. and Mrs. Lester I". Gerwig and daughter Virginia Lee, visited last Sunday with relatives in Chicago. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gerwig visited at the Frank Prentiss home in Chi~ cage this week . Mrs. Regal: and Jack and Harold, visited over the week-end with rela- tives in Chicago. An unusud entertainment at the Dicke Theatre today. matinee und night, by Y. P. Club of S. Andrew's. Mrs. H .Erle Wright of La Grange. visited Wednesday and Thursday at ’the C. W. VanBeynum home. Additional Kr. and flu. C. G. Kin-bu ct Coming very soon to the Curtis»â€" locnln THESE ARE REAL SPECIALS! will min for WEEK END SPECIALS TELEPHONE 279 thm‘ i Humble Upholshflng (2 Furniture {Rep-ii Shop. All work neatly clone In! reasonable prion M m or send ”ward. Will call Ind deliver {free of charge. 8-22-31. Star Bacon Georgia Squam Picnic Hams . . . No. 2 Bacon . . Mis- Edna Finch entertained a: Arr-fin- Club a: a stunt puny lac: Saturday evening. The hunters en- )1)de thmnhâ€"es mry minute of the "min; lklkious refreshments ven- when]. nt made-h of "n county. wt. for my mu lived on Ms W m». of Lisle. Is '0' mm M: home with his daughkr. urn. Wm. Rock m 01ka avenue. Ir. ad In. M In“ 0". 5..., 5.4 u vhihn m. It» M In. Occur MOI d “W J.‘" an! Ir. nua- a. cum. ”M“? of We“; of 0. Auden 000""? but. llnr it a any has. 8 8.. Wm“ mm. Hm hyin .- In- terior mm. Cuh or mm. C. an»: out mryâ€" Wanna-hr wit-t 11. Woman‘s Guild 0! 8. Adv-'0 droid: will but! Mr nut and. Thur-by. 08.36" a. at 1 dc“. I! u» luau at It» IJoyd a M Imamtomptmu’ u theCunlu that "luv. Ill-«luv: (or I“ "u Bru'u Canal“: and wflh ulquuvnrwr Kw IRKITI“ ‘fl'l‘1lifl Austria sign: tmty. mlv.5 A L S 0 m...- uamu l’n‘dum who i. we»: HAROLD LOYDD WIEDY in; when! a Perry Hall .Lnko Fomt.‘ . . was are not end with u: an Im'MATINEE 3:30. Admission 15 t 35 cents inc. war ta!» « G. 0. Prick-M .. soun- WWEVENING, 8:00. One Show. 15 a 35 cents. Inc. m bar a and Ma. Pm: Him. in Chicago. I ' BY JEROME K. JEROME mm; 31"Wfiwrafyxm First Nauonal Attractxon that 13 More Than a m , Friday. nu- week um show wn- Picture. A dramatic Classic with the power and chunk I Eon:- Cancelled that-Wales Pitt'rf'ufof a great personality. Baitâ€"«Neuter gen Mmfiuxtfia ' Austria sign "any. ndv.I fi'ltel' Arlene, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stats and daughter Betty Jane. spent last Sundty at the home of Ir. Margaret and Rose Miller 0! Evan- aton have enrolled this week at the Paterson Business Institute. La Grange, {or the full course. See the most imporum. Na 0! the“ wofld'l now- u Dicks Tin-um every Friday. This week thew am Wil-I Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Leiden and dan- ghter. Gladys, are visiting relatives and friends in Findlay and other Ohio The Young Peoples' Club of 8. An- drew’s church is presenting at the Dick Theatre tonighL-‘one of the Mr est entertainments ever offered to this community. adv. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Madden of Chicago, visited last Sunday at the home of their nephew. Frank Duncan, on West Curflns sweet. Mrs. Wm. “in: has purchased the Dan Delaney cottage on Sax-am an e. and the Delaney's have moved :6 the Nelson place in East Grow. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Shumaker of Highland avenue, left Tuesday after~ nooa‘ for Grafton, W. Va.. where they will spend the winter months. In. L. F. Gems.“ In. WAI- 1hr’-MWMMGIM~ ‘matmehoneotflml.lflmdy in Chicago.Wedne3dIy. Watch for new announcement no. guiding Bloke program. It is the best place to see his pic-tum properly pm- jected adv. “(huadn’ \‘uhloy. “I! of the 0H- Th- Vania-o Mr. and an. C. J. Winter nod dau- 10c 16c 49c OLIVE THOMAS in. . . ........... VIOLA DANA in .......... “PLEASE CONS'I'AN CE TALIABQB ii m EVENING: 7:30 and 9: A New Star that will prove a great favorite 1!: a M .3; storyâ€"a story that appeals to all lovers of perfect m FORD WEEKLY ' and EBAY PI Eugene O’Brlen “11m PM“ Met" 3 Thursday, October 23th JUNGLE COMEDY and CHESTER OUTING EVENING: 7:30 and 9:15. Admission 15 “Id 20 eel“. “dud!" II! ”I. An amazin drama of Human Emotions. More Fm ting than files. ' ""Ey’; ‘WM'PMM Ball; Merck} 6'... Dana. Burton llol-el Tnvel Picture Chi-Uh (but. NATINEE: 3:” Adm-ao- l and «It. in“ in ~‘ EVENING: 7:30 and ma. Mutation I: and :0 m. M w u. Bert Lytell Can Doug stay. at? §u}eâ€"just like mm on I “I back. New Yo then Mexico. then a Europa!) ’ that’s the way he hops around the map In this pity. ALSO ,g PATHS NEwstWilpon guplgmuy; syn; Agni-Ian mo- Q Saturday, October 18th ‘ Douglas Fairbanks rass'mg 91mm m ,_ The Young People’s Club of S. Andrew’s Church present! .l BUT. you have seen ood pictures in cheap frames cheap pictures in g frames. AND you have seen " ' actors in 001‘ plays and poor actors in real V _ AND you ave never fully enjoyed any picture, no ma . how good, in a orly ventilated room With improper light. Dicke Pearls re Not Strung on String. ' Pictures Are Exceptionally Clear and Pleasing. You‘never see Real P Strung on String " THE HOME OF BETTER Plot/~- BELMONT AND FOREST AVENUBS DOWN!“ Gm; Tuesday, October 218! ‘ ’Blackie’s Redemption Sit Jolmslon folbeS-RMSOII fWATCH FOR Friday, October 17th 1m: STAR wonm wmu-z m AT THE DICKE THEATRE IN 15. Admission 15 and so cent. including wgr‘ THERE IS A REASON.