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é , VT I m mmon THAT ELIMINATES MATCHES 2 My you haveheard i“! gthe Tombs-Button ”that: B“! have (I. Irvinâ€"Mary Ind. a! mm- . Inw- I but (Emuâ€"Salary ., not I In“! (Putt-7n) Salary 33‘... M. a! lull I In“, P Ida-I (Pinâ€"8.1137 “Human ht! Influ- (Eltn Miceâ€"11.0 ldlam Can-Mom Bold" pvt-M “0 ”M II! N" "" w W 1:. «In. It. ms to Jun 81 I”! fl um- um. and and to I'- M In: and h" urn-u dun g. tho nun! mount: a follow: PAY sou. In. II to Jon. I. I"! mm Won-(Mafia. PM“... W lull-try Corporation. I." find plum! on M. In mph-l Him“: 0! the Wing of Jun 2‘. Bill 6-H ..- ................................ M: an and 1nd Com-intone: Dodo: moved to :9me sm. Ga 1d! all Conniuioner Bond", Bryce. Hulk? uni Away Ilyor Hum vot- .fl A”. Nays none. lotio- carried. Bld- for Mr Uh Equlwnt for b er Plum, u ulvoniud mu halved, owned and the mount- 0! lb Nd: wen nod to the Council had .- Wes-the followln. Inn Md- “: Gaul-m Governor Coup-y. Clan. label Son. Bill 048 100' Ian‘- Alr Pun company. Sulllm Mary Company. haven-Rand Downr- Gmo Pub. Co.. 7-..1 Cup-y. Chleuo I’m-ale Tool C Nolan smurgg. 0-8. . 18.50 Downers Grove Pub. 60.. 6-1 "LEO m. Bell Telepolme 00., 7-1 1.95] l W Hill: Pt“. C0,, No. 1527 {17.60. Chgo. Binder I Pile Co 0-2â€"5 “.25 The Logs] Adviser Pub. Co... am April 29 .... .. 74.15 A B Snow. Bill 7-) 2.60 A A Kuhn. Blll 6-16 . .25, .40 DGHuvlv-nCon‘ll ............ Donoll’IUcAluln ‘ .50 I77“. [”1 8m “0'0". Bill 7- l ........... .. "Downers Grove, Ill., July 3, 1922. Insular meeting of the Council of th Village of Downers Grove, Ill. mm n roll all Commissioners Mr. Bryce, Hulk-r and Hunt. flavor Barber being absent Commis- dour Ream took the chair. limit“ 0! the meeting of Jun 20,‘ I“! were reed Ind Comâ€"intone!" PAINTING DECORATING r Inc-tins of the Council of Val w-ndar ” an Village 0! Downers Gran, 111.. Edward Lander! Pmt at loll cal; Ill-yo: w. G. Im- Henry Wolf hr and Cdmlnlssioners Bender. 311- Grant Dicke .................................. In 3nd Hurtt- Commissioner Bryce William Eichhorst M H C Dick ........... Emma: 01 the meeting of June 19, George Cline . 1982 wen and and Commissioner Elmer Dicke . Hunt moved to spprove nine. 0n Elmer Vix mu call Connflssionen Haunt, Hub Sam floflen ............. In, Bender and layer Bil-her voted Harry Walker ....... Aye. le0 none. Motion carried. Henry 1. Dick: ' ' ‘ """ Dept. it much I Safety Downers Grove, 10.. June 26. 1922 Roy Dickson-Salary-Fire ........ 8 6.00 2. 00 0. 00 0.00 0 .00 0. 00 0.00 2. 00 0.00 0.00: 000‘ 4.00 4.00 -nl. ' Downers Grove, 11]., June 26. 1922. 'W! mating of the Council of till VIII-n o! Downers Grove, ”1.. Present at mu cal; layer w. G. 31r- ." and Cdmlnlssioners Bender. Ht]- !!! and Hum. Commissioner Bryce Phone 349-1 W. J. Mortord imam Furnished "281 Fairnomn Ave. M. cl M AIM VII-Illa ”In, 1”- Jun, VILLAGE 30 A 'D Geom Daugherty (in Frank Allenâ€"8M .. mums or will Air 4.” 4.]? “7 4.11 Mute [anom- mm’ [am am; by“ Sign" Lowest Priced GoodBattcerou CanBuy . C. W. Singleton-n a No. Ford Ave. Imam-um Charla Ddly (in full) Arum Wot-the! .................... ... In: wan-4m For Information can or who. Td. m-l. Violin and Hannony Albert Havel PWMMAQQ Asphalt and Am ROOFING 184 Teacher 0! full). 81.60 112.50 3139‘“ um Adviur Pub. Co" 18.00 Bill June )5 .......................... {Mind Acting Ityor Hunt voted Aye. H Mueller Mfg. Co., 20949... 7B’Nnys none. lotion carried. Bill No. 201“ ...................... 59.54; Chan. I. Hitch. Village Clerk. Dept. of Public hoped, Petty Cash, June mt ............ 3 43.04 DoWners Grove Pub. Co., 7.1 8.40 Sam Hoflert. 7-1 ...................... .65 am My 3 ......... 171.90 Lon) Lumber 00., 931-1069 8.04 Edgar a. 0m. 7-1 .................... 294.95 D. G. Hardware 00., 7-1 3.:10 Dept. “Streets binning-:- quchman Bram, Bill 7-3 ...... 8178.50 Township of Downers Grove, Peaches and Apricots fresh daily from Cull- fomiaâ€"juicy luscious products that will please you well. CALIFORNIA FRUIT Expand yam-sales zoneâ€"reach more customers. Figured fi-om every conceivable standpoint a Ford Chassis, and a body to stilt your mark will not only speed up and substantially lower the cost of your light delivery and hauling, but it will establish forryour busi- ness an invaluable mutation FRESH VEGETABLES M8 ZISQJIIIOSL .. sisal 27.10 Commissioner Haller moved that the resolution passed by the Count-i! on February 20th, 1922 be amended to read as follows: “Resolved that the Village Council, acting as a Board of 0n roll call Commissioviers Bender, Bryce. Hallel- um! Acting Mayor Heart! voted Aye. Nays none. Mo- tion carried. Fairbanks, Moria 00., Nate No. 7. .515.00 V Fredenhagen, July rent . 8000 Light Dept" Pumping bill .. 568.35 m1 .. ................... 5.18 General Electric 00.. C805” "103.32 No. RW8648 .......................... 268.65 No. 078361 ............................ 78.90 Hawkins Electric Co., 1881 .. 19.20 Sinclair Refining Co., 37648...18.80 No. 21842. 27.85 Crane Co., Bills 64']; 5-31. 6-9; 6-2! ................................ Na‘ugle Pole Tie (20., Bills Standard 0|] 00.. mm 5.18 Public Light .................. . ..... ..1102.76 26.07 mm“ mm comm lair-12,! mm,cuthsmnu. Why Buick Cushtonl “Ride Easy” “MBMAWOMAIIDUILT Across from the depot The purest. Richest Cream from Healthy Cows. Fresh Fruit Juicesâ€"blended‘and frozen {or the most delicious Ice Cream in the Worldâ€"It’s a food- D. 0. Thompson, Old “Dave” of the I. A. A., will be Speaker of the Day. The St. Charles School for Boys band of ‘35 piecesâ€" the band that furnished the music for the State Fair at Springfield last yearâ€"will be there. comparison. Between thesp gsand the French- plait- ed leather upholstery are two thick, yield- ing pads of Interlaced hair which positive- ly prevent “lumping." In Buick seat cushions, as in every other art of the car, is built the qualit which made the Buick cars theq stan ard of Buick cushions are comfortable on all roads because of their “double-deck" springs and resilient hair pads. The up r springs, which are light and easy-ac ng, ield to the slightest road irregularity- The ower springs are larger and stiffer. They come into play on rough country roads, carrying the passenger in comfort over builnfis which cause the ordinary seat to "at e bottom.” ' RACESâ€"GAMESâ€"BASEBALL DuPage County Farm Bureau Picnic LEKACIIOS ORFANOS. W in the WEST CHICAGO FOREST PRESERVE Everybody Wplcome! WEDNESDAY JULY 12th 10 A. M. Standard . ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 12“! YOU AlgoEtEVITED Telephone 289