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llfl'fl’ or III-"ll with muulc Iron with hi“ own '1 During the final I'm 'nuulhn Charo; floulul In very HIE-- hump :mmnq, among the dihln-II :n'l») wry much Hiddual work which mu mrv with ‘“’~‘ ”mime-mi. l’h‘m- h’llr."’ lu- nn'NM- 3"" c I "nun, u-Hu-p “I and among [w -?I) r'uldrrn “mum Inn-ml» ‘..-.. 0.. H when "M! ”M nu- 'mmkle‘r. ‘r‘n'l‘! M “"5"” ... .I u give confidt-mv t- ‘.m- lultlu (1-3-3 ... mm 1.... . .1. flown, who prrfinln I‘L'" lv-vn ‘ml n,,...;,.’, ”h. "J .wy cannot sing nml v" n Mm; ‘u':-' n mm m.“ ., .u cot learn to “M- 'A’rly rhfld Um Hint. uvl .| huh- .rurtirr will rnnhh ‘Ium ‘1- liml Emma-INN mmel') M! “M .“M mrmumlinn rmi 'ap,.f~t'inllon will. put tho-m In 0w vxn~ -I 1min: ‘honm 'Ivrn fur eomvm-n'; 'Ho :1va] 'iwf :3;- lflss POTTER TELLS ' 0F MUSICAL WORK ‘ WITH CHILDRENi We find, for inVJum-r that we and Me the Child WIV‘H‘ \vr find 115m uni we find each child m .1 .ln’c-rezn. :m-- ta] place. Some lulu ' : mm‘uflm a! tone and other» up \mnpnmhvei .' advanced. In all about. zquuur-l. beâ€" hlg able to dnJinguiJ mum ’miy, which show» that it 1‘ In! nitogothor fist or dednble to prt'cl Phlldrcu “ sing whole Lougx. l‘. is p.---ft-v:\ble “the? to have R Mingle phmfi' 4m]; In an simple as [unmihll‘ .' the} The speaker w-iuui 1w: glJt. to the Kindelgmh-n {I‘M-mien 1w: dlflon for the cppt-ntmity 1" pruning with fl’l-wlum Her imply-:Umn In her musical in l'ufl an: 1|an In-Ml- Iy outlined hcl‘ huthlln, m ‘aHl-I' luck of particuI'n mot! ML. Choral f-(M‘ifll) ”lat tln-n- am able methods Ind a law: for Tho 0M luy‘glty to l Ind spoil the ("Md Uiu‘ ceptuble to Mir.» I'ul'. - (no brief talk 10 the \‘n Choral max-,1; 1:151 ‘n '1" ”lat tlll'l'v am «Hts-r 31,1 able methods (‘1‘ “him; and a law for alumni: ‘1 The bu-ginniu,;.». of 1: (1'0qu hm'th-d an: aurrmmslimg's of (in, Miss l‘ultrx' uf Un- rut lug a my mrl (fly. imparting u :I-n .-‘- m to (rllildn-n. Member of Killdfrgultcn l"fll’ll"v [Mon-wing Tun. a. mu ‘ Choral Sam. M Telephone 58 Place Your Order Now for Reasonably Prompt Delivery. CarsSold on Easy Payments Chassis - - Runabout (Regular) Touring (Regular) - LOWEST m the maze Mull-rm“ t: ~n t" it: (loan-Inn .a'mthml an knm : I}! up mom 1 4x » 11'nt 1‘ rm mu! .a 1' U1 bu ih'li I‘Lx III-.u [null WI..- F. o. B. DETROIT IN THE HISTORY OF THE FORD MOTOR CO. is - - - 235 Hon Truck Chassis, 380 bout (Regular) - 269 Coupe - - ~- 530 :11! (Regular) - - 298 Sedan - - .- 595 :9 'l'hc developim-ut of instinctive ex. fu-Ilvm'ies is {in- uim of eiflciem udu- :Eruiurs and in our kindergarten tin- iimlividual ciiiidmn are encouragml to give their thoughts and ideas freely. 'He may prance and dance and gallop ,nione or with a group, or Miro part 'in a folk dance formation or may per- 'rm~m in any manner that nppearq ra- -iional to his unblcmi.-.hed and uncul- [lured mind and no one will say him Hwy. He may invent his own musio icul inntruments on he has done inn ithnt plodigiouu work, the famous! fun pipe chimes of the kimlorgarten. {or he may, and does. manufacture his (own conception of drums, tamboun fines, or triangle and delight himself! 'wmi music from Instrunwnts wrought ‘wilh hi“ own brave iundfi. or KIN-v m- In ”H“ h“ ' "H--l.".”l ”w l u :IHH lmn ’~ In lnrfl H l-r- .l, I ,. ‘1 .1 n, It k easy to truth the i-hih! those (things that‘his own impulse vrge» fliim in do, therefore the dosife is {born naturally to kevp time to jump- iing. skipping and marching games. ‘ the voice imitation of those tunes are ithe busis of Miss Potter's method. i’l‘hié and constantiy hearing songs; and oUmr music and very freq ucnts I i i The striking of single tones and} icpotitiuns of the same simple rungs gins a; meat opportunity for luiuicah mmxth to the chiMr-rn. Simpie flnll ilu-ziutiful “mu-hex of .301“; shun“! be: Inn-ml often by the very young- be-1 vzlum tho nmjurily .nng incupub‘o of- li>tmiing to difl'icuit mums. Howe-V01" in the games. and rituu|< that are glmiuunly culvrmi into by rhilirvn more mmmolud mus'r- way in- play- wvl bmruux‘c 1hr.- uzunu vkrnm'k-«hgn and the game 2I<~'o(riutim; makv~ 1‘. wry (1155‘ for the (MM minni to Lln~i~-!*.~§uml v-vl became the» uumu 'kranvk-«hgn um! the game u<=’ociutiun makw 1|, wry runy for the (MM mind In ma~i~-!'.~1untl the musir. The ('hihl in ul'U-n tlw tvuvlm' ul‘ 'Ju- (-51th and (every nppurun'iLv would be uh'lrn the mom m: 1m" [0 mpnu> them Ilvcs in oz-igina! melo- JI I [our MOI! H suciul life which is the aim of education. Only On Tum; Boring Me! I I um I-III “a, Buchholz Brothers mm |. ‘III I": '.0 Fur n I! .5' mum- -' m l\ . 16‘ '-\‘ 'rfiIflV-X ll- pun, I w!“ Ell-1W “I".P and end EX-GOV. YATES V nes and [N SWING THRU Dues are moth“! COUNTY MONDAY mom tum 3‘ ms“: Many In“: 90 Don. AMI-um!" IN 7-! lvrm'uli ul’ dog! 0. manualâ€"m: lhr c'ufirunn luuml M "I. Irn-hn: tlh‘.‘ -lu-\«- ’u Id and»: "If «III- |Iiu~u nl Drawn-m4 hmuo-l O'IMN Tl" u .u-- pl] ”MI urn Ilfl'd H! ”w 00“' n .. .w. ,. ....‘. . m um, til: Earth'u Original Crun. ' 'I'lw mrII-R "I'iui'ml H'II-L all (Mr at I! Luum.‘ |~ ‘v- ”-1- nplnmlw mm: of! [Inn Hall .I .\‘| ’..I\\l-'lnu- 'l‘lu‘m- luluV runlmn Alh ‘1‘ ,nu 0w! mm! In huh“ l-r- i» ”I" Illal In vhn’HJ‘ “'01" HIV ”my M‘ m. nut | II-I lull-h Disease as a Ponaity. "Luv Iliht'zlfl‘." my- llt‘. H. H. hum}. "4» nu inlwIiIo-d yumumillty, u'mlh run) \iulJli-nn ul' Hu- huts uf lir.- hum In .I:-~.rlup, II 1‘ m-rc-r slui- I'l‘ 1-: “Hurt. H“ u \\'v” ’D'I‘xun, IN" mun-r n sum-nu: up ul‘ mun- ur lea mm... ., \immimm u! hmllh ln\\'~4 Sl-vvml locui women Were in tho pmh' amt “'0:on workms from other ('O'INHUHilh-‘h in .lho count.) were won 6n the sheets. An interesting meet- HI}; ua» hold at the Napvnille furâ€" m'hn'r flu-(nu mu! Yatcr' Wu. given -n Malian {ulhm'iug a short talk. I-Ixâ€"(hnm'nur lichzml Yates, accom- mnied lay a party uf county cundi. duh-s and those interested in hi= munpuigu for ('ungrvssmun-at-Lurgt~ from: Miami.“ wort- ht-n: Monday Hf- m'umm on a 'nwing through 1va (wluty. With thmn “ere Mrs. Lotti.- thnzn. O'Neill. ttu- Dul'age munty (unviidutv fur tho .-tate- legislature; Frank Rvial. of Aumm, candidate for l'nnguww Hon. l-'1‘:, of Whoaton, tlw raudhlatu for lmuqucv; Jnhn “(Mater- vngm. uf Him Ellyn, nominee for Shuill' uml Lt-ms \'. Morgan; of r cuunty super-y V \\'il"flltn|. mumntw 1' inwmlt-lx! of schools. County Candidates Accompany Aripiv ran! for Congress ‘in Vote Getting Tour. ubno Mu um“ pru-url-ml pin; Iv 'lo fut? "I. ‘ A. proud-I) oh rhvd {mm m. “rm” :c “u- II-ml I») m1»:- in, v \ le rug- m...’ In go ANNOUNCING V" UNIVERSAL (A. With them were 12'. J. Barr, of Jo« lint, Republican nominee fdr Sum; ; St'lmlm‘. E Republican: candidates for county oil‘ices toured the county Wednesday and yesterday and are continuing to- day in an eifort to go: out a big vote‘ at the Nation November 7. Wed- nesday they visited (Hon Ellyn, an- bxmf, Elmiiurst, Arlhnnro, Villa Kirk and York Center. Ymtm’dny they “1-"? at Hinsdale, Dame-rs Grove, anervillu, Wau'cnviile ‘uml W09! Chicago and today they will visit (‘!0\'crdalc, Bluumingdulv, Rumlle, Itasca, liemcnville and Addison. Visit Ewery Town in Effort to “Get‘ Local Business Out the Vote" a! the Now 1 Will Con! ember Election. ‘ ! “on, DU PAGE G. 0. P. CANDIDATES IN 4 TOUR OF COUNTY. FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS now NASH has supplied Dou'nvrs Grove tables with just such Hallow-'0" suppers. PHONE 8â€"WHILI-Z THE PUMI'KINS LAST ' ! One way to ' a owe eneeee el’um km to carry a l'hone Eight At the first ufl'uir. 130M :1 your mm. a good attendance was present and it was one of flu- M().~t enjoyable dwellings of the many put on by the fraternity hi-n‘. Following the work a lunch will bu wrvul. “Buxinew Mun's Night" “in be held by (h'ovo Lmlqv A. I“. A. M. «tn next Friday. vamtwr 3 at the iutlg‘v hull. Main and (‘Kll"i>:€ .xtl'f-e-(a. This ls the second :umuul night M-l apart for flu. hu>imz~.~ _mon of 11w (ummunity and A: team 1133 boon t'nrmnd to ronfm‘ tho third (legrm‘ (m mw candidate BUSINESS MEN’S NIGHT AT GRQVE ' LODGE IS NOV. 3d' W. NASH (IF ('fll'ufll-I. "w utlm «liblns thul mulu- a good men! alumhl hr ”er Inn. and them run all he had a! the mm- ‘lmr. Iml \rllhc-ul lhn ”l'unkin-l'fiv” ll “1'" not be a Ilnl‘ lmu-‘rn mum-or, JACH’WTERN lbw the streets .\ BETTER WA‘ in lo >il «luuu lo a suppcr table [Med with u big, brown. «Mp. (lrlit‘ic)U> “l'unkin~f’ie," Havana to "w Qua-n3. tank: and made from u “Hg-Puan." rnN-J on a mum) rlugw uml mld M Nzuh’s Grocery. Business Men l’urm Team and Will Yonfer Third Degree ~â€"()nc Candidate. Hinsdale, Ill. If evening mu}! is not deposited by 5:00 p. m. we cannot guarantee il< being uli<putchml that day. l" m: :1 From From From From 0mm Hour: 6:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. General Delivery Wlndow 7:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Money Order Window Open 8:00 a. m. to 0:00 p. m. EX’I'TIC'I‘IVE SEPTEMBER 27, 1922 West, No. 4â€"43 am Mails Received P‘mm stt, Train No. 4â€"45 :1. m. From East. ’l'miu No. NYEâ€"6:57 a. m. From East, Train No. ISL-8:42 a. m. From West. 'l‘min Nu. 4:40:08 :1. m.‘ From “’95:, Train No. 18â€"«2 p. m. From East, Train No. MKSâ€"«3:20 prm. From \\’v:¢._’l'ruin No. 14v'5:33 plm. Mails DismtclgedA POST OFFICE DOWNERS GROVE ('. H. STAATS. Postmaster 2| Soulh Main "I.