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Moll. Mutt I. Put to Uu. M I fine min; to produce an ideal. U! worse mun folly to develop it men- tpny Ind lot It die them Ideals to be _ > m mun be made tangible. If they ”In cream of our on brain. hmhmmmbntnotmuch. fl be of worth they must become In- “Haremâ€"am. Joyous thrill. of the woman Who knows that her new spring clothes [1m her rival a nervous chill.â€"â€"Boca ton Tuna-rim. Conn-finned Vane. There'- jay in the mine a! an art- Im child; there's jay in a malden's eyes; there's joy In the spring when the mnghlrdg nmg mom's joy in a lover: sighs. But such joys a" pale And easily {an to compare with the To Pruoru sand-tone. To pram-re sandstone nualnu 02- an. two methods have Men mum'- ed that have proved efiwflw. If a mm of mum sandstone Isl (ranted with rennin chemiml commands of aimhol Ind «Mon and mm exposed m mom Mr, mm mm is deposited ad forms a protective cement ma!- lug. ”mownsh has also been found very met-five for the same purpose.â€" Popnlar Scienr'e Magazine. through (his Ankh. to the numerom dyad Alumni of "a high school 3 'dlfllcnfl to Mm 1M" tanks am and land In (ho panda [or better nthool Frau-ms. Tn.“ old Adan 31m holds an: united we "and. divided In full; so Mi: hop to it alumni and get busy by unlmwning 3 tom of that! long «lumbering thouxhu. An Alumnus. may Needed to save Mate. To he a n-im o-utsidn Hu- «tan. maklnl In mankind or tn tho flmm‘. porhnpn shaking the nflmfl flaw On New In (Iain: M. uvw man will mf- fit‘P. Bu! m ra-furm the "mp In urolm’ to flaw it tn prr-nvrw N by rhnnzinl It. I body nf workout is hoods-1| an no" l8 a had"? 7’1 (“H‘ilil‘filh'fi hmly of workm. plum-d at many painlx and opornnnt in many dlrprtinntâ€"Mab 010W Arm-Id. IOU, ”am a {m of the woniy ac- tion- !4: w winds and grab a ham. not and begin to MN for our youth- I Nun. 0m. L: none too good for Warmng.’ A.- n ma-tm.~L up down? 10 wk! {he Immmuinn «J an "er mun-Viv" and in ‘7!) Hm! if ”no-«w [malt-atrial"; don't mm null‘ 1:: ‘l-"I uur rm. mul bending Hm hrumwre all Ilp_ “1-"; sun n' Imllunnl vuwmm-nl 'u nmkv It I misolunu-um-r In run-x Ilw ulrv-M. rim-many. w- hmm‘c hit my: me- ‘ I“. h!" “1' (901 H I'uuflug nnx‘llivhd mm! Tlmnlmmm-h. ! “hm-of no mu known and loved malty In tho one we all our home. Why not flush all n In cob- (mm of the land and give them that equal right of facing the {utun unabashed and fully equipped to meet all the demands that a HJCCPSSIU’ life will ask Ior. On our village (-x- tnmitios v.1- .su- u ugn declaring to the world that “Downers Grove ts a good place to live" but Is it? Em phatt'cally it H not until the cdura- twtul program of tlu- town we are proud to b< ftrilbnifi 1.! ix of web A caliber that not .«Lno mxpN‘lor rm» find fault \mr nnr an) pmwtiwl roddcmt pom! In the school; with a- ooudamninx firmer and my that theirI child in woulMer o! n hotter uhooll flan oun while the shamefully admit that our uhool unto-m la not of the, but Other towm can do It. and thinly In arrive at the comludon! that Downers Grove u. u unable 1! not mon- ao than any 0th" to handle! I Mam so vital to growth and. Editor, Downers Grove Reporter. Dear Sir: You are to be heartliy congmtula~ ted on your editorial headed “Our School Condition" which appeared in your columns in the issue of Septem- ber 29. You have not only expressed the feelings of all those who really love this dear old town but you ex- posed to them some facts which I believe are new to most minds and should rouse, from the deep slumber which the dormant minds of the vil- lage have been enjoying, to a renew-J ed spirit of alertness and hitherto; cob-webbed viewpoint of let the other ‘ , {allow shoulder the burden. Your article has proven and straightforv wardly shown that the time for a. united action has come and that we must all shoulder the responsibility and turn the great faculties of in- ertia from its properties of lying in an inactive state to its greater pro- perty of never stopping. We, who are alumni of this dear old school are slowly beginning to lose that pride and the presume that was‘ rightly ours at one time and we feel‘ that we are slipping into a. period of, obscurity from which we will ascend! when the day dawns that finds ourg‘ future businem. men and housewives“ enjoying the full privileges that the times accord. “'9 are all aware of the fact that the greatest asset to 1 any to“ large or small is an cdura-l tional hyStl‘m that ranks with the] highest and that will place the young? blood of our town on a par with thel Downers Grove, 11)., Sept. 30, 1922. COMMUNICATION ‘, wow SCHOOLS Decade the Best You Can. Thu yr w.“ “th in<i~ln upon am-IDL' um. [u-z {v.1 «Mu-nus» tn-turr nmkiug ll «hwy-um '||‘\I‘l' I'm-s «lm‘ntv. I Ejghty~four of the 126 boys in ihigh school prefer dancing at the so- cial functions given at or by the iclames, the balance exproxsed no dc- ?sire to either have dancing or not have 1t. Fifty boys said they could dance and thirtyâ€"nine said they would gum :0 learn. Fm these statistics it seems as if the majority of the boys, at least, of high school age are interested in dancing These figures were obtained by the school authorities yesterday afternoon at the request of the Parent-Teacher Awkociafion. The association is plan- ning a series of parties for the $1.11- dents of the high school and wanted to be sure of the ground they were standing on before making any def- inite arrangements. '84 Out of 126 Ask’ For Dancing, and f 39 Would Like to Learn- 50 Can Now “Step." A 2pound, 8 oz. tin ..~. Check Coffee, per pound . Sweet Cider, per gallon .. Monarch Baby Corn, per can Monarch Blueberries, per can. Monarch Peanut Butter, p or jar PURE Maple Syrup, 11b. 2 oz. tin l'nt Roast, per pound ...... . ............. Pork Loins, small and lean, per pound Pork Butts, per pound ................... Spare Ribs, per pound ................... Veal Shoulder Roast, per pound .......... Boneless Smoked Butts, per pound ....... Armour’s and Swifts Box Bacon, per pound Leg 0' Lamb, per pound .................. Bmokfield Sausage, per paund ....... .. . Spring Chickens, per pound .............. Stewing Chickens, per pound ............. Regular Hams, 8-12lb ave. half or whole . MAJORITY OF HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WANT DANCING AT SCHOOL MRTIISIDE GROCERY HARRIET North Side Grocery and Market STEWART M. BURNS, Proprietor Telephone 2 SPECHALS (50R SATKJRDA'I’ 03L?) Meats Groceries I The first home football game of 1939 season will be played on the new field between Rogers street and the railroad tracks Saturday afternoon. ‘ D. G. H. S. and the York Community ihiph school MK) initiate the field. , Mr. MacWhorter is also an active member of the Theta Delta Chi col- lege fraternity, the University Club of Chicago. a Mason, and promineni as an alumnus of his college and sem- inary. He has been successful in his work here. He is a. graduate of Hobart Col- lege, Geneva, N. Y.. and of the West- on: Theological. Seminary ,Chicago. He was formerly. assistant priest at the Church of the Atonement. On June 13 last the church celebraled the twenty-fifth anniversary of its organization by the opening of a fine new rectory adjoining the church. The Rev. Hugh M. MacWhorter celebrazed the fifth axmviersary of his taking charge of S. Andrew's Exits-caps) church last Sunday, Octo- Pastor of S. Aqdnw’s Chunk Has Bean Vety Successful With Work in Local Church. REV. MacWHORTER CELEBRATES FIFTH ANNVERSARY HERE . 34c .31c 31c 16c 97 S. Main St. Downers Grove. Illinois ZM-W Phone 65.! in front 01 his home. He is thin]:- ing of writing a letter to the gas company asking- permisoioq $0 pipe the gas to his stove and time put a practical use to gas that is going to waste, and, incidentally cut down his gas bills. Canada'c Splendid Wat-r Pow". (‘uumhl 15 said In Inn-seats nearly half Ilw wnu-r [mm-r or the world. Several weeks ago, tiring at the odor, Mr. Dicke lighted the gas and now has constant, freev illumination Ten Dollars ($10.00) will keep a first class Univer- sal Radio battery in your home during the entire winter season, Oct. 6 to Mar. 1. Reasonable rates on all types of rental bat- teries by day, week or month. \ Henry Dicks has his on private “stem light" in the parkway of his home in East Parkway. An exposea gas pipe has been leaking all sum~ mer, much to the discomfort 01' the Dicke family, especially when the wind was in the west and blew the gas fumes into the bedroom window. Several times he has reported the leak to the local gm. office with no} results. Brand, per package ...... $1.15 Large can Savoy Baked Beans . .25c Plymouth Rock Peas, 2 cans . . . .25c Earge cans Sour Kraut ........ 25c Asparagus Spears, per can ..... 23c Henry Dicks Lights Gus Escapinx From Pipe and flu Free Illumination. 111) can Libbys sweet mixed Pickles, 2 cans .......... 7...». New Holland Herring, Y. M. Special prices on Congoleum and yard goods. Lehman!) 6r Michels Store A NEW “STREET LIGHT” IN EAST PARKWAY AVE. Slipover and Bu:ton styla, in good quality wool-.; and worsteds. All colors, each $2.00 to .. . 35.00 For Children and Missesâ€"â€" Slipo ver and B m n styles for the little folks Goad xx 00] coats in brown, red, tan 12: noon, grey. etc. Priced at $1.00 to .......... $2.50 Pâ€"W Battery and IF YOU HAVE NOT TRADE!) HERE AS YET. WHY NOT COM E IN AND LOOK AROUND, GET ACQUAINTED. AND YOU WILL WANT TO COME AGAIN. I SWEAAERS FOR BOYS SWEATERS FOR BOYS CON GOLEUM WEEK The Best at Least Cost! GROCERIES Telephone: 177 6 I78 Agencies Johnson D Andres B R Jones Frederick I 33.41th Bernette Landon F M Bearne, Rev M KwiatkOWski Jos Bergman C M Lindquist Herman Brendemuhl Wilie W Brown C D Miller L Brown Beverly Miller P Downers Groye, lll., Oct. 4, 1922. The following letters are being held at the Downers Grove post, of- fice and if not called for by October 10, will be returned to sender: American Allied Johnson Byron Agencies Johnson D Andres B R Jones Frederick P iADVER'l'ISED LETTERS THERE ARE TWO _(‘LASSES OF PEOPLEâ€"â€" Those who HAVE BANK AG COUN'I‘S and those who HAVE NO NO BANK ACCOUNTS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK In various styla; and weaves. “Van Heu- sen” Collars for men and boys, best styles in this smartest of all collars, collars at, U. S. Army Wool Blan- kets, special for Saturday and Monday only. each Which (‘lass Do You Belong To? Start An Account Today Dining Car Blend Coffee, Yb .. Large cans Uri-Pack Prunes .. Poppy Seed, per pound ....... Lintelsrper pound ............ Queen Olives, per jar, 15 and . Black Pepper, per pound ...... Chase Sanborn, Buffalo Chop Downers Grove. llllnon. Special Tea, per pound ...$1.10 VHIMII 11‘ nan». nun: \IYDYSH" Tan, etc, Oxford special, eachs 7 so Vlarm~Elastic ~Not Bully Colors are Brown Navy 7 "travelo" ~KN’i‘I‘ JACKET. 'IBirkory F A Prinz!” uu Butler W 0 Annie Currie W J Proctor In Daley Joseph F ' Laura. uDoner Mrs B Ema-slump, Ger- Franken Wm trude Fownes M's R F Spiator Hamid .Gait Rev Wm Sheel W man-is c c Wachter Wm Harris I Walkowitz Mrs W, Jackson C L Wand Vivian THE REPORTER, $2.00 A YEAR! J archow W {(Aoi fungi armors-no Heather Black C. H. STAATS. 18c Poshnaflel‘.