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i ri tei. Or-fil? A.&O EIAOl-Ek, : . 'r; r itf!XSjr ?KKWBSBraHKIi BEDUGE YOUR 80ST OF LIVING THE FAIR is the reliable store that keeps WIIHIMI !! HIIIIM1IWTT 1 MJMHMMBmMMMaMII( MHMN up the quality of its merchandise no matter rj t i a. ..l.. ii. .,,...:,, 8 now IOW 11 bll .uv pilCUS. , in i ii i i uruSS. " '' ' GROCERIES, Athletic Goods Automobile Supplies Hunts and Launches Blcjclcs Dry Goods Business Stationer Clothing Cutlery Clears (ind Tobacco Pishing Tackle Rods and Heels Guns ttcvoUcrs Aininunition Cllocs Golf Goods Harness and Saddles Stole, A J jiiu an J Dearborn St Phone Cicliaiuci Mall Orders Filled Chicago Established 1875 by E. J. Lchmann DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMEN Democratic isatlonal Couimlttooman for Illinois Charlts Boeschensteln, JEdwardsvllle. Democratic Statt Committee. Chairman Arthur V. Charloa, Car ml. Vice Chairman Douglas Paulson, froeport; Tercnco F. Moriui, Chicago; Id. M. Splllor, Marlon. Socretary Isaac D. Craig, Mattoon, Treasurer Ernest Hoover, Taylor Title. Sorgennt-at-Arms Jorry J. ICano, Cast St. Louis. Democratic County Committee. James M. Dalley, chairman. William P Koeney, secretary. Managing Committee of the Democrat ic Party of Cotfk County. ChaTmiaa-JftnicB M. DtfltUJ. Vlco Chairman Joseph ftus&Uowlcs, rrnnk F. Reader. Anton J. Cerruait James M. Whalen, Frank ft. ilcCul lech. Chairman of Exocutlve Committee Henry Stuckart. Socretur William P. Feeney. Assistant Secretary John F. Quin tan. Financial Secretary Jacob Llnd kolmur. B-jrxoant-at-Arnia John J. Loonsrd. FlrBt Ward Michael Kouna. Bocond Ward William J. Graham. Third Ward Thomas D. Nash. Fourth Ward James M. Dalley. Fifth Ward Patrick J. Carr. Sixth Ward John P. Gibbous. Seventh Ward James M. Whalen. Llghdh Ward John II. Mack. Js'inth Ward John J. Leonard. Tontli Ward Joseph W. Corraak. Eleventh Word A. J. Sabath. Twolfth-Ward Antoh J. Cormak, Thlrteonth Ward Martin J. ODrlan. Fourteenth Wnrd Patrick A. Nash. Fifteenth Ward Thomaa P. Koa.no. Sixteenth Ward Stanley II. Rune. Boventoenth Ward Joaoph Rushk wlcr. Eighteenth Ward Bernard J. Qro gan. Nineteenth Ward John Powors. Twentieth Ward Dennla J. Egan. Twenty-tlrat Ward John P. O'Mei ley. Tweaty-aecond Ward Rudolph L. ftchapp, , Twonty-thlrd Ward Joseph L. Olll. Twenty-fourth Ward Frank P. Roo aer. Twonty-nfth Ward Harry It Gib bona. Twenty-sixth Ward Henry A. Za er. Twonty-eerventh Ward NtU Murley. Twnty-lhth .Ward Frank Paa eaeu. Twecty-ntntn Ward ttaaaaett Whet iaa. Tklrtlath Ward-Jamee r. HeCer- Talrty-flrat Wax Michael K. Sheet- (Jam. Thlrty-eecoad Ward Prank J. Walato. Thirty-third Ward Timothy Grow TftJriy-foarta War Jeeeea O. Kot ear. Thirty-flfth Ward William P. Fee ney. Country Towns Samuel Klolnltz, Chicago Heights; Francis M. Koough, Lpmont; Peter Wolf, Melroso Park; Ross C. Hall, Oak Park; Isaac M. Kuobler, Palatine, and Frank II. Mc Culloch. Ward Organizations. Ward. 1 Headquarters, 772 S. State St.; president, John J. Coughlin, 17 N. La Salle St.; secretary, Ike Roder ick, 117 E. 20th St. I Hoadquarters, 203 E. 37th St.; tel. Douglas 2469; meets every Tues day; president, Edw. Stonson, 3415 Michigan Ave.; secretary, Otto Woertor, 5G8 E. 3Cth St. I Headquarters, Indiana Theater Bidg., 210 a 4Sd Bt 4 Headquarters, Yqung'e Hall, SO aiul Wariace SU:; moots nrat Thursday; jjrealdent, Jofin F. Bol ton, "32B4 Onion Aye.'; aocrctary Jamea X Kropacek, 8125 Normal Av. J nAdquartera, Kahn'a Hall, IJth and Wood ts.; meots second Tjiotttdai!: Broaldont, Kqnry Mo Karnuy, SCf 'fl. Paulina Su; "aocije tjy, MaittMrw M. Uhhyan, 342 Union Xv. 1 Headauarteni, Calumet K. of C. HM f.tiz Critaito Grovs Aye.: Jr.- r: - " , iy. r xrl. Jamca m, wnainn, 046? &nu.- ibtgattts ntmer J. r. ttUU Ztmt&y AVe, IfctwfcUBU, 535 ComrnArcJLal ime nosA 4Jf w&&vt, ana tonSMMv Wti?lahmy A riu3BaMBT .C335SBHtw33XS3BHfTTSNi&a I MEATS AND FISH f Hardware and Tools Hats and Caps Incubators and Brooders Jewelry and Silverware Neckwear Nets and Seines Office Supplies Pipes and Smoker Articles Shirts, Collars and Cuffs Sporting Goods Shoes Tents and Awnings Trunks and Suit Cases Umbrellas Underwear Watches 9 Headquarters, Doltnan's Hall, 9442 Cottago Grove Ave.; tel. Burnslde 1183; president, Cafrlhcs DoIIaan, 91C4 Cottago Grovo Ave.; socro tary, Donald E. Whlttenhurg, 10725 Cottago Grovo Ave. 11 Headquarterr, 2152 W. 12th St.; tel. Seolcy 1940, president, Mi chael J. Browne, 1916 Wnshburne Ave; secretary, Fred W. Rauscb, 1741 W. 19th. 12 Headquarters, 2324 S. Kcdzle Ave.; tel. Lawndato 108; presi dent, Otto Kornnr, 242G S. Clifton Park Ave; secretary, Joseph I. Novak, 2401 S. Trumbull Ave. 13 Headquarters, 3230 W. Madison St.; phono Kedzfo 423; president, James 0, Denvlr, 3818 Congress St.; secretary, John C. Morris, 3S3C W. Adams St. 14 Headquarters, Conway's Hall, Lake St. and Western Ave; mcota tocohrt and fourth Tuesdays; president. James B. Shll, 1723 Grand Ave.; secretary, Edward J. Kolly, 3345 Park Ave. 16 Hcadquartors, 2705 Iowa St.; president, E-'warrt i Knlndl, 26"00 W. Chicago Ave.; secretary, Mor ris Govlrts, S2C N. Francisco Ave. 1C Headquarters, 14C2 W. North Ave.; moots every Friday; presi dent. Josuph Pctlak, 1310 W. isortn avo.; secretary, Frank Lltorskl, 1C17 Dickson St. 17 Hoadquarters, 086 Mllwaukoo Avo.; tel. Monroo 6S72; prcnldont, Michael Pnlese; secretary, Toofll Woyna. 1020 Mllwaukoo Avo. 11 Headquarters, 14C2 W Madison St.; tel. Monroo 3769; rrtticts. Jamos O. Gavin, 32R S. Itaclne Ave: sccrctnry, John Vandorburj?, 123 S. Sangamon St. 19 Headquartors. northwest cornor Bltio Island Avo. and Taylor St.: president, Thos. J. Johnson, 1C56 W. Congress St ; secretary, Paul Brown. 20 Headquarters, Club Houso, 823 W. ISth St.; tel. Canal C1C9; meets socond and fourth Thursdays; prosldont, Poter F. Smith, 1G03 3. Union Ave; secretary, Batth. P. Collins. 926 W. 19th Gt. 21st Headquarters, 112 Locust street; tel. Suporlor 491; meoto every second Friday; prcsldont, Joseph P. Mahonoy, 144G N. La Sallo utroot; sOcrotary, Edmund L. Mulcahy. 22 Hoadquarto:, 1704 Larrabne St; tel. Lincoln 2745; dally meatlnsa at 71G W. North Avo.; president, Rudolph L. Schapp, 19G2 Howo St.; phono Lincoln 7557; secre tary, Math. J. Wagner. 23 Hoadquarters, Lower Lincoln Turner Hall, Sheffield and Dl'Vir soy Aves.: tel. Lincoln 199C; presi dent, Jas. H, Poago, C1G Belmont Ave.; secrotary, Bernard June, 1941 Mohawk St. 24 Hcadquartors, 1604 Barry Ave.; tel. Lake View 1204; president, Frank A. Stadler, 2908 Lincoln Ave; secretary, Gustav Seedorf, 3134 N. Oakley Are. 25 Headquarters, 5401 Broadway; phone Edgewater 494; president, John S. Hummer, 4G35 Beacon St; secretary, John P. Doughorty, 6310 Magnolia ve. 2G Headquarters, 3943 Lincoln Avo.; tel. Graco 8704; meots overy Fri day; president, Clms. A. Williams, 3510 Janssen Avo.; socrotary, Chas. W. Peters, 3G49 N. Herml tago Avo. 27 Hoadquarters, Graco Hall, 3801 Bernard St., cornor Graco, Elston and Bornard; phono Irving 898; meets last Friday; prosldont, Hans Blaso, 5017 Ponsacola Avo.; Hocrotary, Geo. J. Gorckon, 4040 N. LoClalro Avo. 28 Hoadquartors, 19G7 Milwaukee) Avo.; phono Armltaga G471. 29 Headquarters, 1C10 W. Garflold Blvd.; tol. Drover 4152; president, Frank J. Ryan; secretary, John R. Cook. 30 Hoadquartors, McNally's Hall, 4017 S. Halstod St; prosldont, Martin J. McNally, 4017 S. Hal sted St.; secretary, E. J. Kean, 531 W. 45th St. 31 Headquarters, 6608 S. Halsted St.; meeta first Friday; president, Frank J. Corr, 524 W. COta St; secrotary, Chas. Saner, 685! S. 'Pe oria St. 32 Hoadquarters, suites 10 and 11, Anderson Bide., 6856 S. Halsted St J S Headquarters, Hodnett'a Hall, Armltage and CraWford Aves.; phone Belmont 6991. 34 Hoadquartors, 3556 Ogdon Ava.; tel. Lawndale 34; president, Harry St Chriatlo, 1849 8. Lawn dJa Ave-.; secrotary, Dennis S. Duffy, 212S S. "LnwndaJo Aye l( HiedquarU:ra( 4030-41 W. Madlaon St.; teL GarfloH 7152; meat fltat and third Thursdays; president, K. W. fjaikln. 4335 JjtsJtann Htad secretary, John O. Clark, K4Mr u4 Hortk'ATMk JOHN A. M'CORMICK. Vice-President of the Chicago Trust C ompany, Progressive and Public Spir ited Chlcagoan, REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMEN National Republican Committeeman for Illinois William Halo Thompson. I State Central Committee. ' Headquarters Chicago. f Chairman Frank L. Smith, Dwlght Secretary Jastus L. Johnson, Au rota. ; 1 Adolph Marks. 2 Charles II. Sorgot 3 Harry A. Lewis. 4 Thos . J. Flnucano. 5 Abram J. Harris. C Leland S. Rapp. 7 John P. Garner. S Leo A. Dunno or Wm. J. An derson. 9 Fred W. Upham. 10 Gcorgo W. Paullln. 11 Julius L. Johnson. 12 Adam C. Cllffe 13 J. P. Ovorholser. 14 W. A. Rosonllcld. 13 George H. Wilson. 10 G. Do F. Kinney. 17 Frank L. Smith. lb Len Small. l'J Henry P. Harris. 20 S. Elmer Simpson. 21 Lewis 11. Miner. 22 Cicero J. Lliully. 23 George A. Brown. 2 1 Noah C. Balnum. 25 Henry H. Kohn. County Executive Committee. Headquarters SOj Otis Building. CmiTrraau Homer K. GnlpTn. Vfcoclialnuan Martin B. Madden. Soerotar" William 11. Wober. Assistant Socrotary--EmlI J. Wontz uff. Trcasuror x-oRoy Millncr. 1 Francis P. Brady, 119 E. 20th t 3 Martin B. Madden, 709 Tacoina UldR. 3 llobert R. Levy, 4039 Prairie Avo. 4 OebrZo J. Feer; 2T51 HnTuIffs XVo. Etl'vard It LlUlhgef, 29 S. La Sallo St. (Roy O. West, 1340 First National Bank Bidg. 71. N. Powell, 0826 Burnett Ave. Waltor E. Schmidt, 208 S. La Salle 3t. fl Edward E. Ertsman, 11300 For- rostvllle Avo. 10 Thomas Curran, 2023 S. Raclna Avo. 11 Charles V. Barrott, 29 S. La Salle Bt. I 12 A. W. Miller, Chimbor of Com- 13 David W. Clark, 3125 Warren Ave. 14 ' N. Todd, Kl N. Hamlin Ave. IdNTWs Juul, 2C45 "Potomao Ave IC1 Joseph P. Kf&SClla, 1526 Wicker Park Ave 17 Lowls D. Sttts, 1471 Grand Ave 18 H. K. Galpln, 1635 Jackson Blvd. 19 Christopher Mamer, 720 Roapor Block. 20 Morris Eller, 1301 S. Peoria St. 21 Oscar Hobel, 1105 Schiller Bid. 22 Chas. G. Kbmpr, 913 Concord PI. 23 E, J. Brundago, 110 S. Dearborn St. 24 L. A. Brundago, 2210 Clifton Ave. 25 Geo. K. Schmidt, 4228 Sheridan Rd. 26 John C. Cannon, 4047 N. Hermi tage Ave. 27 L'eltoy Miller, 6322 Nlckorson Ave 28 Joseph F. Haas, 2712 Fullerton Avo. 29 Ernest Wlthall, 1941 W. Garfield Blvd. 20 Thomas J. Healy, 5415 8. May Bt 31 Wm. ft. Rolfl, 1338 Garflord Ulvd. 32 Charles A. Williams, 122 8. UKhJ- gan Avo. 33 George Hltzman, 500 County Bldi . 34 Sol. P. Ro'dorlcX 1328 S. 'Sp'auTdlng Ave 36 Chns. J. Peters. CqupJcx 0strlcte. Potor Arirco'r."Sounr Holland. ijHam II. Wdhor, 318 County Bid. Potor M. Hoffman, 6(fO County Bid. Joloph Carolan. Wllllnra Busa'o, Mount Prospect. Dr. Frank H. Anderson, 1'413 Sher man Ave., Evnnston. B. II. Bonlznk, auditor of tho Mer cantile Trust & Savings Bank, Is not only popular In bunking circles but has friends in ovory branch of tho business world of Chicago. Goorgo L. Scholn is ono of tho ablest and most highly respected mombors of tho Chicago bar. Ills many friends would liko to soo him on tho bench. Paul II. Wledol, tho nblo and cour teous chlof clerk of tho board of as sosors, Is ono of tho most capablo and highly respected public olllclnls in Cook county. Ho Is a live wlro In tho cnuso of good public sorvico. CHICAGO'S CONSTITUTIONAL DELEGATES FIRST DISTRICT. Republican. Walter II. Wilson. 2019 Prnlrlo ave nue. Democrat Levy Mayer, Blackstono hotel. SECOND DISTRICT. Republican. John J. Gorman, 1G33 Jackson boulo void. Democrat. Mlchnel F. Sullivan, 1G11 W. Jack son boulevard. THIRD DISTRICT. Republican. Edward II. Morris, B757 Vomon avenue Archibald J. Carey, 3128 Vernon ncnuc. FOURTH DISTRICT. Democrat. John E. Trncscr, 921 W. Glth place Georgo P. Latchford, 1532 Emerald avenue FIFTH DISTRICT. Republican. .Morton D. Hull, 1855 Woodlawn avenue Abel Davin, 5125 Ellis avenue. SIXTH DISTRICT. Republican. Gcorgo A. Dupuy, 452G N. Paulina street Ilufus C. Dawos, 1800 Sheridan road, Evnnston. SEVENTH DISTRICT. Republican. Frederic It. DoYoung, 50 E. 155th strcot, Ilnrvoy. Amos C. Mlllor, 211 Melrose avenue, Kcnllworth. NINTH DISTRICT. Republican. David K. Shannhnn, 3315 S. Western boulevard. Democrat. Charles J. Mlclml, 2410 S. ICedzlo avenuo. ELEVENTH DISTRICT. Republican. William II. Crudon, 10201 Wallaco strcot. Porclvnl G. Baldwin, 2017 W. 70th strcot. THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. Republican. Douglas Sutherland, G55S Minerva avenue Oscar Wolff, 10G11 Avonuo II. FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. Republican. Ernst Kline, 2025 S. Halsted street Democrat S. E. Plncus, 83G W. 14th street. SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. Democrat. Thomas r. Frolo, 1140 W. Taylor street. Mlchnel Iarussl, 7G1 W. Taylor street. NINETEENTH DISTRICT Democrat. Martin J. O'Broin, 3S45 Flournoy street Michel Rosenborg, 1250 Independ ence boulevard. TWENTY.FIRST DISTRICT. Republican. George F Lohman, 5GG N. Long avenue Charles S Cutting, 307 N. Waller avenuo. TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT. Republican. William Ganschow, 215C Plerco ave nue Charles Woodward, 225 S. Scovillo avenuo, Oak Park. TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT. Republican. Willard M. McEwen, 3G33 N. Spring flold avenuo. M. A. Mlchnolson, 3018 Palmor Square TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT. Democrat. Ernst D. I'otts, 21 N. Ashland bou levard. Edward J. Corcoran, 323 S. Peoria street. TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT. Republican. Alexander II. Rovoll, 842 N. Michi gan avenuo. Chnrles II. Haralll, 199 Lake Shoro drive THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT. Republican. Eugeno H. Dupoo, 534 Aldino avo nue William li. Bookman, 24G8 Orchard ntreet. AUTO IDENTIFICATION Chicago Automobile Abstract & Title Company Inaugurates New System. The Chicago Automobllo Abstract d. Tltlo Company lmvo Inaugurated tho plan of giving an Identification card with ench policy, which card will bo lecognlzcd by every garage owner in Illinois. NEED HOUSE NUMBEfcS Over Half the Residences, Stores, Apartment Buildings and Other Structures in Chiccago Are Without Them. Tho casual observer cannot fall to notico that ono of tho crying needs of Chicago Is strect'numbcrs on tho buildings. Since tho passago or tho new strcot car ordlnnnco, which provides for tho stopping of tho cars at oven numbered cornors only, tho absenco of tho numbers is painfully notico able, and much nnnoyanco Is felt in consequence Lcttor cnrrlors and others who havo long suffered from this flagrant dis regard of tho law requiring numbers on ovory houso, havo grown tired of uttering complaints. No attention was paid to them. Wholo blocks nil ovor Chicago nro without numbers, and no ono In au thority appears to caro about tho fact. EAGLETS. Edward A. Cttdahy stands foremost among tho men who havo helped mako Chicago tho great city sho Is today. Francis J. Dowos, tho well known browcr, was tho man who presented tho magnificent stntuo of Aloxandor Von Humboldt to Humboldt Park, which was named for him. This fltatuo is ono of tho finest in tbo wholo West Park systom. Mr. 'Dowcs, who gavo it to tho public, has been n rosldont of Chicago sinco 1868. Ho linn always been noted for his artistic tastes and his beautiful residenco on Wrlghtwood nvonuo boars ovldonco of it Tho stono figures on its front which attract tho attention of passors by wcro tho work of noted sculptors who carved thorn In their prosont po sition from groat blocks of stono built into tho houso when it was orcctcd James Agar of tho well known John Agar Packing Company would niako n splondld utnto treasurer of Illinois. Ho Is a business man of high char actor and a political leader of force and ability. Judge Frank Johnston Jr. Is mak ing n good record on tho Circuit bench. F. II. Scubold, D. C one of tho most prominent chiropractors in Chi cago, offers to troat all soldiers ar. sailors suffering from sciatica, rheu matism, or kindred ailments free of charge Ills olllco la In tho Stovons building, 17 North Stato strent Josoph F. Haas has always mado a good public record, llo Is a man of tho pcoplo. Chief Moonny of tho city dotcctlvo bureau, Is ono of tho ablost police olllclnls In tho United States. Otto Ruotor, tho head of tho big real estato firm which boarB his name, is ono of tho upbuildcrs of Chi cago. Tho olllco of his company on tho ground floor of 32 North oDar born street is ono of tho finest in tho city. Colonol August W. Mlllor, popular olork of tho Circuit Couit is making a splondld public record. Clayton F. Smith is a popular Dem ocratic loader, whoso friends predict future honors for him. District Attornoy Clyno Is making a good record. Dixon C. Williams, tho woll known manufacturer, deserves woll at the hands of tho Domocratlo party. Re 1 a rtorn leador. William II. Wcsboy, tho city collec tor, Is ono of tho most popular of Mayor Thompson's cabinet Ho gives satisfaction to tho public and is tho right man in tho right placo. II. II. Morrlck Is ono of tho loaders In tho civic llfo of Chicago. As prosl dont of tho Association of Commorco ho has dono groat work for tho city, Its present and future Mr. Morrlck la president of tbo Groat Lakes Trust Company, Chicago's now big bank, which started In with a capital or ?3,000,000, and a surplus of $000,000. All of tho stock was ovorsubscrlbed for. Violinists nil prniso tho work of Georgo A. Ostortng of 59 East Van Burcn strcot Ho is ono of the best known violin manufacturers In tho country. C. E. Kantrom, tho well known munager of salos for tho Big Crook Colliery Co., is ono of tho most popu lar mon In Chicago connected with tho coal trado. Robert E. Cantwell, who is ono of tho nblost and most popular of Chi cago Jawyors, would mako a great judge Iran D. Koukoff, the well knows money broker and steamship agent, Is a leader on the Weat Side. Ha woald make a good county commissioner. V laaBMaaalBJaaHPr w!9HRlHBEMEfiHflK YflYAYAawflF - fliHBVawaVAVAVAVH BawOaVAav MiHflHawOaViVflawfll LVJHkC NANJHaaVaVLwaVaVaB aaHaHaHaHaH MAH$i4&?ttt'c?HAVaVaHaaVHaK aaaaaaaaaaH THaL&v??. x laaaBBaaaaVi I HHHHHHm '& -dtiaHaaaB&TLv?-! HBHHHI I sssssssflBslsflsssa. yj6rfV'WWHB?HW? SrfSK 9Bpaaj lalaaaaaaBaHaaalaH tdiaS flBHaBHHHaal laBBBBBBBBBBaiBBBBBBHBHBW i imHVH aaaaniaaBOaalaaaH. 19 HlliiBilBlilBa9 VBwBBwflBwSBHtSMBVKaW flB lav m Sf sMWi yvHHHHBMfaHHHHBHBHBHBHBHBBHjnBBBBBW HMU. V JyFWHBHaWBBWflBVflVflBWflVi HaVAaVaWflVtfaK teVJJHVlVwvflaKJaVflarlavflouM EARLE H. President of the People's Tho county clerk's olllco under Robort M. Swoltzer has never known a scandal. It iu clean, efficient and ably managed. Emmott Whonlan is making n splen did record as a member of tho County Board of Commissioners. Ho Is a veteran Chicago printer who stands high with everybody In tho trade and us a public odlclut Is winning frlonds everywhere. THE QUALITY APPEAL Embodying special features of design and construction, and manufactured with the most painstaking care, THE ELGIN MADE SHIRT possesses a distinct quality appeal. Good dressers may wear this shirt with the assurance that it represents the highest in quality plus real style value. ASK YOUR DEALER Cutter & Crossette Company 337 South Franklin St. CHICAGO, ILL. li1 0IF(3ftL A customer in exainiuiiii: marked: This is a lens with True It is n fine finished lens r) lens that enables one to sl'o nearby objects, while the larger lens E ernuts vcu to &cc nt a ihstnncc. We lie pleased to explain their adaptability to your eyes. WATRY & HEIDKAMP Ettabllihed 18S3 Optometrists and Opticians 11 West Randolph Strcot Harry M. Grut, cashier of the Mor cantllo Trust & Savings Bank, at Jackson boulovard and Clinton streets, is ono of tho rising young mon of Chicago, Beforo accoptlng his present responsible position, Mr. Grut was con nected with tho Continental & Ccm morcial National Bunk. 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Hcdstrom, tho popular pro prietor of Lako Viow's foremost shoo Btoro at 3264 North Clark strcot has hosts of friends among tho leading men of Chicago a fact that 13 testi fied to by tho popularity of his placo' of business. Flotchor Dobyns, tho popular mas tor .in chnnccy, Is nt tho forefront in ovory movomont for tho hotter innnt of Chlcnco. ono of tlicso lenses re a HIDDEN EVE. that conceals within itself another invite inspection of these lenses and will William II. Wcsboy Is making a good record as city collector. Tho thousands of puoplo who do business with his olllco nil prniso tho up-to-date methods Introduced by him and which add to tho popularity of Mayor Thompson's administration. Clean out the barnacles, Mayor Thompson, and breath easier In tho City Hall. REYNOLDS. Trust and Savings Bank. Y! 7v r I "S,