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The afluir was given for the benefit of the Masonic Temple association and the church could just hoid the audience. 1 The singing of Gwen Grlmths, who has pleased many audiences in Down- ers Grave. left nothing to he desired. She was in exceptionally good volce and the old favorites she favored with male decided _ hits with her PAINTED IV ORE" ”"818 One of the most enjoyable concerts ever given in Downers Grate wee the M You. Ludh- Pleue Ann-flunk:- Nam Study Clu- Inst- I! [Linn-l {.4 -.n l I! xuu-‘Wuh in" haw I. "III. n? J "Min-Y". dame Audience for Minnie Tennis Benefit. u it» thr r-vu - ’r Hutu-'0‘ Ir” um»! ”VlMIx-1‘. loini Autumn. [do In nnifl‘ I: "y :u |~rvhln 1 ' W {I- .:M u”. .4 0'. nix. ' man will hit {0 mwmm ’lo vi "an! . m-mlvnf HI H J” rvil ‘ The family had been away for ‘some weeks so that the usual spray- ing 0! the cabbage plants had been neglected. The Gmkles were seen to be very busy around the cabbage; Ind upon looking throuth the opera glass they were seen to be going men-1 each cabbage thoroughly, running their bills into the crevices between; the leaves to get the worms. 1 Cradles had seen eating corn but unh- transgressions don: that line wen fongiven in view of their help in geninz rid of the cabbage worm in Min; rid of the cabbage worn-n The company now has signed con- pest, (nets Ind orders booked for the mn- ufnctun of over two hundred thou- Girdle Remind“ 0! Ancient ”Hm unddolhrsworfllotgoods,uhede- . . llvered as fat u made. during I (“le 01 mflll. mlul’m’d Iflll Mod of mlve month: ”flaw“!!! bfllllunl «tumult-uh. nun qolle onu- ‘. "mm P “on. I." sold mam JAM! lur‘ru fur puma-u of . «nu-wanna: u. wmm-n‘n am; 1. . Ill advance :0 responsible annulm- rmlMct. u: "w mh-ul u! u mnm‘unn and distributors with u ex- »! nun-mu mm. when Hwy «on «um «wineries! rating. Thgoods wm I." Imu- um. and “(mm In n... .n. with m exception. 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' hu.hdfitmnyulrmmfldflu public Ibo my. pun-am: in Drum"I Ilw I0 uln- [mun ”Mr Ian; flowing “minus. 11w; u'wo nut always «I Mal. Owl "hm M lllwu ur balm. no sin“? III-Iv when] as Ilw WWII" of «mun-um “ml-m. ham: or gnu-ken. ‘ At. the last meeting of the Nature Study class the members were much intetested in an account given by one of the members of the way in which a flock of Cradles cleaned a cabbage patch of worms. ._, . (Bimini M Out-III. Auk-mm I10: willum «nwuwuh now qom mu- Iuoul; um! lur‘rh fur pun-um of aluminum In “mm-In: “Mi 1. . mind" u: "w «Mud 0! a mum. at nun-mu film. when they «on I'm hy Iva-0|: um. and “(moon In n... "use hear in mind. Puma er. ”in! Ink" you are among the eafly m. it my be mm am we" we an get in you, the de- mand m thiaâ€"Amfiea'e newest and greatest 'fm’km so I!» W a charm". that it ia imsfle toe {stories h min the weary purl! fut enough. 5.. Mar fill at and nail to I! AT ONCE the attache-I mm for men-«ion or inf-mum, or PHONE 53-". 89:01:}! Price $75.00 Yb. GM: will hr an? lmdm‘“ Mirrâ€"Jornlly {or a "muted flaw â€"»in the rank of Radio Set. in «more worth. vu- an! wflling to give yaw the Wflmvity h «at mrh an will mud" mmMiom when ymmrolf and family can “aw that it tarts alright Ms!” hfnn 7|: riding In m H. FREE aim Steal Con but Huh A RADIOPHONE DEMONSTRATION RIGHT IN YOUR OWN HOME H S. Dam 00., Downer= Grave, Illinois ~-’ I am in the Met for a Whom m amd shall I: pleased for get details of your ofier in The Reporter NAME of April 7th. H. S. BUM C0. Educational Efficiency lawman! Phone: 203-“! W M. W m Wain I'm Var-I I.“ (can ”Gl- M-O MI “Mouth“ up (or Filtering. In effect for one wool only Cutoflemudmilhky A charter has been isaued by the Secretary of State to the lemon Manufacturing Company with an authorized capital of fifty thousand dollars and executive on‘ice at Down- ers Grove. The officers and directors of the corporation are Edward G. Lemon, president; Theo. C. Whiting. vicwresident and Chief Engineer; Fred H. Bergh. secretary. The Lemon Manufacturing Com- pany was originally established by Edward G. Lemon at South Bend. Indian. in 1886. The objects of the company I5 given in the statement of Incorporation noonled in the ofllee o! the County Recorder at Wheaton are, among other things, to engage in mechanics! and sell electrical and automotive equipment. ,eumm 0th: to be hunted non â€"Ilunh¢1m Elam“! and Auto-olive Equip-cm. LBION MFG. 00. : GETS CHARTER FROM ILLINOIS I It. Whiting. the vice-Mont and chief ermine" o! the company he: luul fifteen years of pneuul ex- perience in hit line of Milk and has designed and superintended the building of many dies, tools end mn- ehlnee for elective [Induction and fabrication in‘ quantities. During the war he was engaged in large work of this kind in the can! find since the war has been unfil recently, with the Automatic Electric Company in Chi- cago, ns chie! engineer in charge of designing. Mr. Bush, the societary is also an engineer, designer and inâ€"‘ specter of (lies, tools and machinery and has had twelve years of pm-j tioal experience in Che development of automatic. high speed machinery and quantity production. I‘m mule hams lilnvk Hawk lived quh-Ily «n u mmll rvnrvalluu near Don Maine-s. In 1837 the paw-Iona. Kfi‘knk Inuit Illlll \VHII II Nifty u! Slut and Fox «mm again to Washington, and on Ihb! "III M made a Hall to Human. le nth-m: of lla- t-Ily n- ceh‘ed [he august I‘arriur and Me com- lumium In hum" hull. Ind "w yor- emnr u! the namummeullll paid than similar hum-r m the slut-homo. Sumo: I‘M-dam“ were pmmmml on "w I'uummu luv llw mnuwmem «I IN pnpuIm-r. um! uln-nuunl IIM‘ party was Inkn-u In an a wmmucv by Edam rum: at "no 'rrmucul mou- ler. Ilen- ull urul well. rum that II an "with.“ ”mm In me play 150‘ mum hum III“! II warn-lump. to m.- munMrmMo "noun-"mum: 0! CM mum» and «mldrru |-fm1-Lâ€"~l"r«knc AIM In 0 Wu. Manny-flaw” lawn bum Down Gran and Western-venue. (M mm - financial Ion. A h" won-h out at work-â€" and n hm Mac "n Malâ€"- that“: mouth to unit tho MIMI haul mm loot The My Mum“! d - Tn- nlnd ARM!“ Mk! I- ”a! .I won“ I ,8de Injury But i! )0» 3"“ Mn mly'nob wind. mu you in! lo- ak'. Not \huyou an ask-h a hm- ku {um I person uho ol- nuly on, u you do a. new“ or lit mun... Injuries Arc ' I. A. SULLIVAN Click Hawk In Mon. 4: I2. CI“- SI. "08! I“) A Community Enterprise-- Nearly every stockholder of the Western i‘nitecl (ins and Electric Company lives in this vicinity. It is the only large public utility company in lllinnis owned to such an extent by the people at home. Our ability to provide for the future enabled us to delay the increase in rates until after the war, in- stead of during the war, as me: done by almost every other utility in the state. It Would not be (lit. lieult to prove that our business policy and fore- sight have saved our patrons many dollars in the cost of gas since the outbreak of the war, and we feel that the sense of fairness possessed by every penon will govern all opinions at this time. We respectfully suggest that you compare our owner. ship end our rates with those of other communities in Illinois outside of Chicago. It You a m at it. I“ In control Attic: the tin-(lo ho- Amnhllhnbud hob tree. when: "not meflm It- tuck In no loner no you ulna a diameter of 40 not. can your land not" you calm nerves as a natural Mum. mamas union-Jule. thou It the rainwater In large quumlllw In t Inuutlml Mom-llllph ‘Wldo «my run-med at the mp at the broad III. truuk, \ W ”flu-M- ohm-rm an In mum ram Iwomy I‘m-1 in lu-Igm «ml «mm or (on I've! in dlnnwlvr. 'I‘lw mm'r It: used hull! fur drinking mul fur H'rh'alm. Iuohm mun-hem. Tuning Ilu- Mm thus aflonled by naturv. the Arab: mum-lam hollow on! "M' "unlit: I-l’ Innu- Mdmlm and on them wlIh wulm during Ilw wou- k-nu- n! rnlus m- u pron-Mon again-t. the an puma-us. THE REPORTER. 82.00 a Year. We carry a full line of the best feeds for all live stock on the farm and for chicks, chickens, ducks, geese, etc. The prices are right and deliveries are prompt. CHICKEN SCRATCH. Till-3 BEST FEED NI CHICKENS ON THE MARKET Easlfimefiocelumm PILLSBURY mm RATION; mus’nuu llDDLINGS; mars noussns s'rocx‘ FEED; REIDY’S uoussns BOISE rung mxsn ALFAIFA and mom an; CHICK: nu CHICKEN FEED; 8W ms, )1le saw. Leads and Lights the Way Feeds E. HRKVICKA. Puprldor PHONE m CONTRACTOR GENERAL PHONE MINSDALE 400-”