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“mm-munc- nun-dbl Pow-ho! m and» mains I Huh hid Put. Ill . by the Eleotors of School District No. 107 can vote today. (It don’t make any difl‘erence which way you voteâ€"'â€" if you vote against, one propocitiou the other wins. and vica versoâ€"or in other words, "Keefe Y W31, Tan. You 13056:” - :‘W‘ ’ 3 “3* - 3. 1 NW - I: ..... ogposition in we muons -‘ t‘ey are submitted by “Mi Nancy 0! thé ‘schoot Ended i is in ' steam” atrial?" ;W M f- ) The people waht one of these propositions, but they do not want it submitted to them in any cpqfidenpe game style. When the members of the school board Willi to place a proposition to issue $18,000 in w bonds before the taxpayers they should select a member to promote 1‘.” atiair who has I‘ record for honesty; one who is honest enough to take into consideration the fact that the voters of Highlaggwfitgrg have at least ordinary intelligence. caumcyw uuuvu Irv vuu y The “1350'“, 0‘ “1° people inter “in evening. Music. Bil viewed by a ‘reprosentative of tho idaucing occupied the time Nuts. Luna on the propotlitioug an ‘:§:nl’;:°h diginrggzdvhan: Paint-var of an addition '80 ‘h'hofi Ind hosts-n fat a“ as! aidqochool haunt," “that“ tho In! and profitable waning Don’t let your zen) get the better of your good V jpdg‘mem. Don’t thinkthe people, as a whthcan be boodwinkod by an upstart who hap. pened to get on the board. AWNafilM "Heads! Wll. Tall: You air, the animus Promo 55; ha .” understana may; can I6:2ate SATURDAY. FEB. 0. ”mitom aam E!” 31'!” TERM! 8:... m VIA. 81.59 IF PAID IN ADVANGE Te|ephone No. i. HUM-Id M- and imafflguurfl} vote me (INCOIPOIAI'IDJ OIPICII: A‘enwi The editor of the Nuts-Lun- in not oppoeed to lepy improvement the: the majority of the people nae. n. be: m: «a. taboo] board In. declared e boycott .0885"! this oom- peny on eooount of the Fen-sender: aloh- oute no figure. ' '15de ottbo Idjoiniug had} m the mm- hvo been no imaged that it i. not. potable .0 '0“ lot on at the echo; of~ the proposition- ningly. Tin NII'D-Ll‘l'l'll will be pub- .liuhod hero long after “Mi- Nancy’ is returned to the scrap pile,w when heap continue bu pug-Lice in the SW Ibopo of Chicago nod vicinity uninterrupted. ' Berne- wae of a most interesting} character. The view: exposed on cenvan gave the audience a very‘ clear idea ,of the location of the islands as well as the manners and icnetome .of the inhabitant of the 'same; Someof the dificultiee en- countered by “our boys” during the camggign were portrayed most vivid- lgiéf‘f'rhe dongs, interepéreed within- " 'reted views. in the singing qt ficflfie‘qudieew joined, aimed {:9 HIGH SCHOOL LECTURE. ' The lecture Monday evening at the High'School on “The 08me in the Philippines by Sergeant W._J. 3- ctive treat. Th6 next lecture 'of course will be given Februnry , 921mm “Decisive Battles of the Civil War,” by Major B. S. Vail. v a _ *- A sunipmse rum. ‘ 'Llat'Saturday evening forty of the Maid! of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills "wok them by eterm,” giving them neomplete surprise. Taking posses- s‘iou of their spacious residence. they made the evening one long to be re. membered both by the hostess _and friends who were made most welcome and Were entertained royally. , Progressive cinch was the feature] of the evening. Miss Clara Ender, of. Deerfield capturing the ladies’ fimt prize and Mrs. Eugene Ender, the consolation prize for ladies. The gents, first prize was given to Mr. Chas. Sheshen, while Mr. Chas. M Schneider won the oousoletion. Re- freshmepts added to the pleasures of the evening. Music. singing and dancing occupied the time until the spproech of Sundsy when the friends dispersed thsnking their host snd hostess for the delight- ifit‘imtv 6f “the ‘ mama Er. rue-1'2.“ on bxbihitioannits'fégg uplogeigollection of curing arid . :‘lanation of tha' use of some ”is! as articles, was quite amusififi' who were not able to attend thii lure missed an interesting qnd ii- KERUSENE WAS A SURPRISE North Shore Electric Company To the nun who lived by undle light. end the man who won used to the odor ofeoal oil smoke. eldest: u ' liltle when they wanted to pipe his house for gun. ew idea ln lightin have had to fight. their way. This in what. ELECT ICITY is doing now. Electric Light is the only illuminant. today which is entirely free from odor or make. You cannot nflord to be without. it. A postal end will bring'om" reprenemuive to your door.‘ We will do your Wiring Reasonable. TELEPHONE H. P. 60 an‘