Downers Grove Reporter from Downers Grove, Illinois • 5

A Erode Co Lumber leaders Hard ware 25c Groceries lets Keeps a Choice Line of the Best Brands ETC of GROVE ILL We Could Sell You Gallup ARTIICIAL ICE 1 4 A THOLIN Yours for Business BARNHART the little The Bicycle A HS Canned Goods per bar per lb nice regi on Grove sell else $500 850 800 Just Notice Lap Dusters Elegant New Designs AU Prices Corn for Tomatoes Peas Soap Starch Butter lour VP A new line' of calicoes and ginghams now on the We carry a complete line of dress linings Twilight summer corsets from 50 cts to $100 Vtaln StreetMzners Crow Of all kinds See our spring specialties Hose poultry wire lawn mowers garden tools etc etc We have a complete stock on hand and just now are making a specialty of side walk stuff cut to right length and first quality Three cans early June peas warranted good Large box mustard sardines These goods can not be pur chased at a lower price in the city Dry Goods And urnishing Goods Are the People who are selling Bicycles because they are right and the prices are right In But we are selling irst Class Groceries for we know that sensible people buy only the best goods for they are the cheapest every time If you want anything in the grocery line and want goods you can depend on give us a call COAL and WOOD is also in our line If you leave your orders with us they will be promptly attended to and prices will be right eet A man in Galesburg has designed a sleeping car to satisfy the universal demand for a lower berth in the center of the car His name is Spinner and he is the Galesburg agent of the Chica go Burlington Quincy He been passenger agent long before he discovered that while everybody want ed the middle berth the cars as then constructed only contained two middle berths His first efforts were directed to the perfection of a car in which all the berths should be middle berths Owing to the limitations of matter to three dimensions he was unable to ac complish his laudable purpose and now he has prepared plans for a car 373 feet long by 150 wide with a billiard room and a croquet ground which he fondly hopes will sbit everbody And see if you can find any that look nicer or more comfortable than those encased in the shoes we They come to us because they be suited where COAL and WOOD IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT Last Sunday was day The crowds of bright faced little ones in themselves were enough to impress that fact upon the least observing church goer nut there was enough in the services and in the sermons and songs to make the neighbors and per sons passing by fee) it There were songs by the united Sunday schools songs by the children in solo duo trio and quartet Then followed recitations by the children and more juvenile songs Altogether making it a day long to ne rememoerea by ones 25c 10c KLEIIN RESH AND SALT MEATS ruits and Vegetables way The best Season is upon us! If you are thinking of wheels it is high time you were making a selection We are handling the best makes and Only the best no inferior wherlc on our 11st We have made a few sales already this season and think we could interest you if you would favor us with a call vve can sen you a good wheel at tne price oi a poor one Also Bear In Mind that we art Headquarters for i aiii ARRARS LOUR and EED NORTH OOTE STREET DOWNERS GROVE ILL ComPrise an import urnishing Goods complete See our Summer Underwear Geo Hoffertwill build a dence eottace on bis lots street George has a fine location there and will have a place that will be an ornament to the village It is possible that it will not be for rent We know he may contemplate occupying it himself or some one of our charming young ladies may cast admiring glances at the place and avail herself of her privileges in this the last leap year of the nineteenth century and thus come into possession of a nice home and an enterprising prosperous young nusoana 5 cents per can 4 5 3 2 is 80 per sack Contracts taken for all kinds Carpentering and Building SATISACTION GUARANTEED John Haas Market Always keeps on hand resh and Salt Poultry Game yyeats fSmoked Meats Orders promptly delivered Everything guaranteed first class Pail Jelly 40c Oatmeal warranted per lb our cans Corn warranted good iO DAILY CONTRACTORBUILDER Rateman palmer The Square De NEWS DEPOT STATIONERY PERIODICALS Agent for the Celebrated The LaGRANGE LAUNDRY Laundry work called for and delivered The best of work done and satisfaction guaranteed WHEATON Marshal Schatz comes to the front in a spic and span new uniform May his shadownever grow less Wheaton is utilizing the bricks and mortar of the old court house to make roads and fill trenches for side The annual tax sale has been grind ing slowly tuong since June 8th and is not yet completed As usual the Glos boys from Elmhurst and Wayne are the principal buyers The sound of the anvil is again heard in the old shop where Watson and Wm IL Johnson carried on business for so many years Donavin has rented it and all it needs is a wood workman to make it seem like old times The democratic county convention which was held at Wheaton Saturday June 13th nominated the following ticket for county officers: or county clerk John Boh lander Jr of Hins dale circuit clerk Jay Edwards of Wheaton states attorney Geo PCary of Hinsdale surveyor James Val letta of Naperville coroner Ish erwood of Turner IJV A Matter of the Illinoian says the June law term of the county court was a tame affair although he served as a juror in two cases and had a chance to see After Judge Brown had decided that no one could shut up Snyder De Wolf shut him up so effectually that one look at his face was worth a pay But then since Newt thinks he is big enough to hold all the offices in the country any thing looks tame to him that got an office in it The common law term of the county court convened Monday June 8th Judge George Brown presiding There were only two cases of much im portance tried The first was a case from Downers Grove The National Buggy Co sued Courtright on a note of hand given for a lot of buggies There was no dispute abaut the note on the amount due but the defendants claimed a set off because the buggies were not up to the warranty and were not as good as represented The Co made a great bluster about putting their catalogue in evidence by which they sought to show that they would not be responsible for any failure in their workj but in which there were very distinct specifications as to how the work was to be made The Judge very properly ruled that this was a warranty of the work and material and gave Courtright credit for just what expert testimony showed it would cost to make the work what their spec ifications called for about $12500 The parties were represented by Goodrich for the plaintiff and Slus ser for the defendants two about as gentlemanly lawyers as practice in Du Page county The other case was tried by jury Tuesday Some three years ago Robert Lockman then purchasing agent for the Chicago Naperville Malting Brewing Co purchased a span of hbrses of John Weisbrock as he Lockman claims for the Brewing Co for $28000' and they were turned right into the stables of the company and re mained as their property until sold by the receiver of the company Weis brook never got his pay for the horses and afte'r'hearly three years sued Lock than for the purchase price The jury found for the defendant they being of the opinion that the evidence showed that the team was sold to the Brewing Co instead cf Lockman The St Mission give their first annual concert in the mission chapel tomorrow night June 19th Admission 15 cents The following is the program Part and Barhby The Choir Sidney Smith Miss Mary Hartman isherman and His Miss Ella Wertzler of the Summer Mesdames Cole Morton Messrs King Gibbons Was Not to Mr Will Stewart This Earthly Life is A Cary Misses Katie Wall Aggie Stewart Thine Mendelssohn Misses Henderson Noll and Hawkyard INTERMISSION Tscliaikowsk Mrs White Old Paul Rodney Mr James Lee Selection Mr Chas Peterson Vocal Mr Turnbull and Steph Glover Mrs Morton Mr Kiug Au Revoir But Not Good Miss Lillian Bennett Part Solo by Mrs Morton assisted by Misses Hartman and A Stewart Accompaniment by the Choir Get your onions sets at Seasonable fruits and vegetables at 1 i Mrs Horton is visiting her parents in Nebraska City Miss Mabel Rutherford is away on a visit for a few days Mrs Wbiflin is enjoying a visit from her father of Kewanee John Narbury of Lombard visited Downers last Wednesday Hazel Rando gave a party to her young friends Wednesday California Hams 7J cents per pound bacon 9c pound at Club House Grocery ourth of July two weeks from Sat urday Come to Downers to celebrate Herman Dierbrook of Lisle transact 1 ed business in the Grove last Wednes day Weare of Chicago spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs II Barn hart Commencement exercises at North Western college at Naperville today (Thursday) pills are the best family ca thartic and liver medicine Harmless reliable sure Keep up with the procession and use Club House Grocery tea and coffee 32 and 35c per pound Mrs Mergenthal of Chicago was calling on old neighbors in the Grove last Wednesday or Sale urniture in boarding house Good reason for selling Cali on or address Mrs Graham rank Spearin of Chicago rode out Sunday with the Athletic club and visited his cousin Mrs Rando or a rare day in June try Boston baked beans 15c salmon 10c and Ar mour lunch tongue 25c at Club House Grocery Lead us your eye We guarantee Bush Sarsaparilla to be as good as any in the market Only 55 cents a bottle It pays to visit the Club House Gro cery Erasive soap 2c bar starch 4c pound clothes pins lc doz brooms 15c each flour $375 per barrel Mrs Rando gave a dinner to the ladies of the Outing club Tuesday in honor of her aunt Mrs A Laury Covers were laid for twelve Mrs John Rutherford starts for the west Monday where she will visit friendsand relatives in Denver Colo rado Springs and New Mexico Of course if your health is so good you get sick it is not neces sary to take Bush Sarsa parilla but a little caution may save a bill You buy happiness but if you are suffering from dispepsia scrofula salt rheum impure blood you may be cured and made happy by taking Sarsaparilla There will be a meeting on Sunday June 21 at the Congregational church to discuss plans for the sum mer Sunday June 21 at 3:30 We urge every mother to be present Walter Scott Bryan is receiving a great many horses to pas ture on the Lindenwald estate more than usual this year He will receive this week nearly 20 head of very high class horses A portion of the ourth of July pro gram which the merchants should one and all take hold of and push is the carnival and parade display feature Not only will it prove a good advertisement for themselves but will show to our visitors on that day tleir progressiveness and push besides mak ing a pleasing addition to the parade Mr Henry Dibblee brother in law of Mr Marshall ield spent Thursday last with Walter Scott Bryan After partaking Of luncheon with Mr Bryan they drove through the beautiful woods over on to Woodside estate It is the intention of Mr Bryan to work and cut out a great part of the timber for props for the mines We expect there will be considerable work in the fall We have received a document bear ing the firm name of Dowe Gray Wetten attorneys with offices at LaSalle St Suites 910 920 We all nnun vi ic jumui uicuiuvi uuui tr cv ten and feel assured that if the other members of the firm have the energy push legal lore and ability that the junior has tbe firm will build up a large and substantial business Success to the new firm The elegant new piano used at the high school commencement last week is the property of the high school It is a splendid instrument one of the best Hallett Davis make It has a rich mellow tone of powerful volume and the case is most elegant The teachers and students have worked hard to earn the purchase money hav ing paid for it entirely without a cent from the district treasury Oscar Potter is here from Ingalls Ind The Zinc Works Co that lie is connected with are running with a fair force and their business is constantly increasing They own valuable mines near Knoxville Tennessee This com pany started about the beginning of the panic and their healthy financial condition today when so many old and supposedly prosperous institutions of a similar nature have gone down in the crash shows that the Ingall Co has been in excellent management The committee on concessions has arranged the following scale of prices for the privileges of dispensing refresh ment etc on the grounds July 4th: Ice cream $800 soda water $5 lunch $8 peanuts and pop corn $5 fruits and candy $5 games and swing $5 fireworks $5 cigars $3 pop and all soft bottled drinks $5 lemonade $5 Any person may buy any one or all ol the privileges Concessions may be purchased by all who apply Appli cations must be accompanied by the money or will not be considered Ap ply to arrar chairman commit tee on concessions and privileges Buggy Harness ine Nickle Trimmed Buggy Harness Heavy Single Hamess ine Nickle Trimmed Single Harness Hand Made $050 Genuine Rubber hand made 1350 ipcnncr 7 A 4UV Ulv Prices that keep Me Busy: jA I I SI ill iw" I A tr 4' IB' fl nM OO4Hft4oM4HMi i E3: STANGER i fl jft A 8 8 i fl I tw I I I 1 5 is 'I hU A 1 Ci A.