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All persons desiring may 5!: of» ,ions in said Court before the day at above mentioned and may no- fir on the hearing and make their one Dated Downers Grove, iliinois. this sum. day of October, A. D. 1922. WALTER c. BARBER. a Board of Local lm rovemente, has filed its certificate 0 rust and com- letion in the County Court of Duâ€" aga County, Illinois ,3an has asked the Court to flw a (late for the final hearing on said cevtificate; that an order has been entered by the said County Court fixing upon the 6th day of Novem r. A. D. 1922. at the hour of ten n'rlock a. m.. or as: soon thereafter as the business of the Court will pormit: application fnr the approval and confirmation of said eertlficat;i of cost and completion will be made in said Court, to he held in its courtroom in the courthouse, in the City of Wheaton, Countv of Du- Pnge and State of Illinois. on the 6th day of November. A. D. 1922, at the hour of ten o'clock a‘ m.. or as soon thereafter as the business of the Court will permit _ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of tho Villa 2 of Down- ers“ Grqvp,_ nornt-nzing l e‘ duties of Wm. Bender, . Bauer, . W. Bryce. I. G. Ream. Commissioners. (Sound! a! an Vlllm of Downer- SPECIAL ASSESSMENT N0. 53 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE Village of Downers Grove. "Vino“, constructing and laying a tile ' guitar never, on. In LINSCO'I: AVEN YE. Grove, Du flag; . County: V Il‘l’i'néi'sv. Vlflnn cl [Du-MI» than. "lino". mmm. and luau - I“: um- mun nun. fit. an NIGIILAIHD szn at snag-w. Assimss'rzm 2m. 55 NOTICE IS IIFIRI-ZIIY GIVEN "u! the Council a! the WI! of Down- ": (Inn. ”nominal“; «mum. of I Board of Local lm lawman, bu Mod m mane-u» ormt and mm- lodon In the- County (Your! a! Dun (a County. lllmoh, nnd has 33le the Court to M I data for the final Duo-flag on mic! "rum-Mn; HIM nu order but lw-m onlrml by "Io FEM] Cam»! Court, {hing upon "Dc Glh day 0 Novvmlx'r. I“ I). 1922. It "'5 hour of lrn v-‘rlork a. m. or as: unon Ibonnflrr as ”w basin".- of Ibo Court will "mm"; nppllrnliun fur the npwmnl nml mnmmnfion of mid ‘ rottifirulv uf m4 and (nmleinn will 5! made in min! (‘nan ln iv hrlcl in It! rmntnmm in [M raunhnueo, m the (‘in of WMuInn. County nf Un- l’m and 80210 of lenis, nn (he 6”": day of Nnvvmhor. A. ll I922. M the ham of Mn n'clork n. m.. of m man "mun" n.- Hw MRinr's of the Con“ will prrmil. , All pemnw rksin’ng may filo nb- . (ions in said (Iomt hefon' tho day let nbovc mrntioml and may np- ”:r on the hearing and .make (hair dc- "'00. Du"! [)aner (.‘mvr. lllinnisx. thi- 20"! day of Ortohv'r, A. D. 1922. WALTER (a HARBER. I Wm. Render. Chm. "an". H. W. Bryn. I. 0. Hunt, Commissioners. Council of the Villagefif Downers HI’I'K'I .\ l. .\ 5'5 lam-Md (m Uu ’0‘]! In.) 3. Diuounxe Movies, (lunm-h. par More ,nml ulha-r «win: ufluirx nropl on Friday and Szmml..y night». There I: no student in lm- Ingh primal who do“ not nu-vl |u Ilu hum- Link at In". fuur nuhlt n \n-ok. 4. Ads (u «u (5.: '«lmh 1.1". I».- 2. See that the student is in school; every day that he is physically aim-.4 Pupils cannot be “flowed the privi-i legs of extra attention necessary {or making up work minim! unlesx‘thelrI absence has been unuvuiduble. AI»! unu- IH [he came of more Inilunnt thnn any other one thing. . 1. See that the student leaves home in plenty of tuna to reach schOOI by 9:00 a. m. and 1:15 p. m. I! a pupil enters late it interrupts the work of a large group. It is thy (ll‘hh'l‘ of the principal and the teachers of th- high sclkml In make this year mun! the mm! [10.“ bible eduruliwmlh luv the ho}- null girl“ al' Duxxxzrrs (flown Thu 11:19- 10n 'd' 11.0 schwl in Lhr‘ [:u I lune gin-'1 “phmlhl mopwmhnn and (hi letter is being 511.! in A“! only in the bane that thin mmm-Jzniun may continua May we mnkv :m uppm! to you to help in carrying nut L'n- follmvinu enumerated suggvstions: g To the Parents of the High School Students: In an effort to raise the educational standard of the Downers Grove high school, Samuel S. Vernon, principal, is‘ this week sending out letters to the parents asking for their cooperâ€" ation. Included with this letter is the} system of grading as used in the1 school here with some explanatory matter. Both are reprinted below. mu of High Sthool sauce-m to ' Receive Letter Explaining the Grading System, mm 00.0mm- 'l'lON ASKED FOR BY SCHOOL HEADS (Ls '(Imh rmul r', Eta-port rut-I \\ mink-«Loy (I‘llnu pvmtiun and (hi ! to 5‘0: unly in (‘num makv an App! Id carrying out L'n- :niun may Mayor'. 10-20% Havyor. NOFH'DI Pot Roast, per pound ..................... Pork Loins, small and lean, per poiind ..... Fresh Pork Shoulder, per pound ........... Spare Ribs, per pound ..................... Veal Shoulder, per pound .................. Leg 0’ Lamb, per pound ................... Boneless Smoked Butts, per pound ......... Boneless Corned Beef, per pound .......... Armour's and Swift’s Zox Bacon, per pound Spring Chickens for roasting, per pound .. . Pure Maple Syrup, 2l'b 8 oz can ........... Pure Maple Syrup, Ill) 2 oz can ........... Acme Pancake Flour, per package .. . .. Republic Tomatoes, No. 3 can .............. Monarch Sifted Early June Peas, per can . . . . Logan Pumpkin, No. 3 can ................. Heintz Spaghetti, per can .................. Monarch Blackberries, No. 2 can ............ Sunbeam Baked Beans, per can ............ Yellow Corn Meal, 10 pounds .............. 5. ll) imthidual lmprovenwnt we n-(vr In thv pupil'n progress in "ver- ruuuuw “rakm-m o! mnouulity, ob- ".lilnd habit, poor pcnmumhip, A Balloon Given Free With Each Box 4. fly mug-oration we refer lo the pug-in o-florL 11ml ability to stimulate and mutributc to the group Accom- plidnueul. NORTHSIDE GROCERY MARKET 3. By attitude we refer to the pu~ pi!" appara‘nt point of view in mat~ tor: vital to his education and to the mum-1s of the high whoa]. 2. By inb‘atiu: we refer to those spontaneous qualities that reveal the “indent a.» u group leader and cm- civnl Amid-m" We imnr your (merry bu‘iue‘ \:n 2": il. |"l‘l- n I, My :chulmship we refer to the pupils ability and Skill in the com- }:wJu-nsive use of the aubject mutter prenum-d. r. .. d ustmmtu of progress in unlu- w'iun: H) Srhuhxrbhip; (2) Initiillh'ri (3) Attitude; 1.” Cnupmution; (’1) Imli~ \Mvul inxwm'l-mont. Plan 0! Grading in the Downers Grove High School. The following qualities are observ- ;.Hv in the high school student and "L.” In: made the basin [or deducting Be assured of our most sincere in- terest in the welfare of your boy or girl. Accompanying this letter is the plan of grading used in this high school. It. is an attempt to grade pu- pils according to the general class or gmup in which they belong, and is aimed to get away from the numeri- cal grading system deemed by all ed- ucators to be unfair. Please study this grading plan and Mannie interâ€" ested in it. . ‘ 7., Call and see do school in opera- ‘riuva. Please do not come only when you am asked to come because of some misunderstamlingt We want you to visit often. We can both pm- fit by such visits. the close of and: his vod- period of 5:! ml. Take an interest In an grades at: M: on this cud. food in mur stun l00 lbs. Broom‘icld Sausage at, per lb , 24c STEWART M. BURNS, Proprietor Telephnne 2 wouM v.14. H‘I‘ unr own t .in SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY 1 find! lhénv 0n nur custom"! we unuld mu in nur n' how-u We on! mfly nu": health- sn 0"- i- lhu rn’y kind you can buy from u? s; we “1'" (m2 mm mm whm 5» Individual improvement-5Iight, not positive. GRADE of F“ I. This is a failing grade and since it may tcsult from any number of \rcuknewcs i3 not defined. Thought H)" the any. Th.- lu-‘I-w1 lum- ur run [my to: nnuln’r; u» tn - .:, :ho- uwu II In! ’ ‘l‘n ’ [1‘0 4. Cooperationâ€"not positive or ef- fective. 3. Attitude -â€" not objectionable, us- ually neutral. 2. Initiativeâ€"uncertain, not usual- ly manifest. l. Scholarfihipâ€"bamly meeting as- tigmuents. 2. Work quite strong in one or nu.» ileum but weak in others. CHAD“ l)~»(’l‘his made might be produced by any variety or comhiml- tion of wouknexses as the definition >U}’g0,’~'l.~). 1. Work in general of medium quality. 2. InitiatiVHtimulation some de- sirable achievements. 3. Attitudeâ€"proper and beneficial. 4. Cooperationâ€"~etfective’ in group work. 0. Individual improvementâ€" show" ing marks of progress. GRADE Câ€" 5. Individual improvementâ€" actufl and noticable. GRADE Bâ€" l. Scholarshipâ€"accurate and com- plete. 2. lnlflutivoâ€"Cantributiono exceed- ing the assignment. 3. Attitudeâ€"positive benefit to the class. 4 Cooperation~forwalding group activ itlea. Fm: other Wu. The {mowing lam" m and to designate gradesâ€"A. B. C. D. E, F, the last being thc failing grade. GRADE A.â€" 1. Scholmhip-oxooodin¢ the exâ€" pectations of the instructor. I M’m W. m 27‘. Purchased .12c .20c .45c 15c 18c 30c 1 0c 45c 15c 33c 17c 1 7c No. 1 can Tomato Pulp, per can 10c Beckiths Preserved Figs, jar 35-600 Sweet Cider, per gallon ........ 60c Maple Sugar, 16 oz. cake ....... 42c Pure Maple Syrup, pts, 55c; qts. 95c Libby’s St. Mix. Pickles, 2 cans 25c 5H) bag Yellow or White Commeal, per bag ................... 25c Lehmann 6' Michels Store A chimno) fire at the home of Prof and Mn lit-mingtnn culled the fil't‘ department mil-1y Lint evening. The Maze \m; L-Minuui.~'lu'd in a few min- utes .nu null-r int-in; nun G=ESZE< 1:2.“ >.â€". .==.u =EZâ€"Znfiaz 294:.“ P-W Battery Service [ISBN-l- Ka. homun- Cum All members and those who wish to become members are invited to the hlgh school next Monday night. Officers for the Vensuing term were elected utollows: Mrs. John R. King, Pmoidenc. ,Miaa Irene Bryan, Vice-President Miss Grace Wheeler, Secretary Miss Helen Fisher,:-’l‘nasurer ‘ Mr. Reeve, high school coach, has promised to coach the girls this year‘ and they are looking forward to a succesful season. "I'TFIT IN 1'3”: ANSWER Vin! rm! i» 1"»! rant. Hunt a! martini and warl- nmnuMp plm rounenuu m-n'ko is our mollu. 36 inch White Dotted Fine Curtain Grenadines, a wonderful value for per, yard ..................... MC Your Patronage Solicited Wedding Bouquets Funeral Work Phone 210-.) The girl's Physicd Culture league opened the 1922-23 season with I bus- ines- meeting in the high ochool gym Monday night, October 16. (“BUS PHYSICAL CULTURE LEAGUE Ewen-s OFFICERS Are you NM: 0! experiment- Im: with n" “ml; 0! rum-«HM (rum 1: hrolyv llmm tn u «lia- moml ruflul’.‘ A Radio ARTH L‘R J. PAT TON FLORIST Am you “ml of buying records fur the Viclrulu.‘ Prompt Service | Grocery Department | Quality Foods Formerly John Gollan Greenhouses SAY-- 45 inch white table oil cloth, per yd. 38c kle length @ $1. 00, $1.35, 51. 59, $1 .69 and $1. 79 High pecknloqg §Fessve§., qr:- Low neck, elbow sleeves, gflkle 1eggth, fall wejgllg, Low neck, no sleeves, ankle - length, fall wt. @.. $1.79 Low Neck, no Sleeves. tight knee, fine wool garments MUNSINGWEAR UNION 45 in. storm serge ankle 1ength, fall weight, Misses @ .......... $1.85 Telephone. 17 7 a 178 â€"-For acts attract attention? Always make the front page? The answer isâ€"Money is the Measure "of Successâ€"People want the" recipe. Nothing can develop personality as thoroughly and beautifully as dramatic training. Classes will be held on Mondays beginning October 22. For interview phone “6-H. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Edna Louise Fitch Personality! The first ingredient is A BANK ACCOUNT! . READER Ind TEACHER of EXPRESSION TRY A CLAMP!!!) AD. 5Tb bag Old Fashion Buckwheat 40c Fancy New Large Smyrna Figs, 40c Fancy Large Quinces, 2 pounds 25c Fancy Large Grape Fruit, 2 for 25¢ 2 cans Plymouth Rock E. J. Peas 25c Burnetts Extract, 5 assorted flavors, Trial package ................. 25c WHY IS IT RICH MEN’S Good Feather Bed Pillows at Downers Grove. Illinois. all wool. navy. brown. 9 red. black. me. values Black Cordovan, white pure silk fashioned, no run tops, Hose that customer comes back for again and a in. No better value in silk fiancee to be had. Ask anyone who wears them. Only $1.50 All Silk black. new fancy seam back, only ...... $1.25 SIIK HOSIERY VALUES --“True Shape" Silk Hoseâ€" $1.69 1; $1.69