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PIANO SCHOOL
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McCLURG BUILDING
218 South Wabath Avenue
KEOrKNS BEFTKMDEB tnd
Piano Repair Shop
Expert and Efficient Piano Player and Talking
Machine Repair
Thirty-five years in business. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Tuning and General Repairing.
59 East Van Buren Street, 3rd Floor
Tel. Harrison 2871 Two doors from Wabash
GEORGE A. OSTERTAG
MANUFACTURER OF
High Grade Violins
59 East Van Buren St., Room 702
Phone Wabash 6843
Send your old violin to me, I will make it new for you
Don't Let Your Arches Break Down
TheStelnbrecherArch
Support it unlike any
other Support on the
market.
It ii built into the
Shoe, without chang
ing the appearance.
It bean the weight
without losing ita
firmness. It bnilds
the Arch up to nor
mal dtrength.
Send for a
Sample Pair and
Be Convinced.
STEINBRECHER MFG. CO.
1311 North Clark Street CHICAGO
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Groceries. Delicatessens.
Restaurants '
GRENNAN'S
WILSON CAKE
Ideal for Lunches
Dinners, Parties, Lodge Events
All Social Affairs
GRENNAN CAKE CORPORATION
2311 to 2333 WILCOX STREET
CHICAGO
PHONE WEST 4840
"LearnMulUgraphing and Be Letter Perfect"
The National School of Multigraphing
B an Expert Multigraph Operator and Double Your
Income. Ideal Office Work Positions Assured.
Suite 1 103 Lytton Building
Jackson Blvd. and State St., Chicago
Phone Harrison 5048
The Best Remedy For All Stomach Troubles
Indigestion, Constipation,
Headaches, Nervousness, Etc.
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French-American School
OF
CUTTING AND DESIGNING
Try tke M. Diogot System which teaches yoti to desiga
garments of distinction for Men, Womea and ChBdren.
1016 North American Building
A GREAT FI
NANCIAL HOUSE
H. W. Dubiske & Company Pro
vide Capital for High Class
Business Projects Which Stand
on Normal and Sound Trade
Basis. "
In tho course of n long nntl Inter
catlnc article, written by C. C. Bowa
Held, editor o( tho National Danker,
tho National Danker says:
A notable record of successful
achievement in financing and build
lng up essential Industries has been
tnndo by II. AV. Dublslco & Company,
who have met and surmounted many
serious problems In connection with
the protracted war and tho sudden
return to peace.
II. W. Dublsko & Company havo
pursued n consistent policy with re
spect to tho financing of business en
terprises, following tho soundest of
logic with reference to underlying
conditions and thereby winning sub
stantial success. All through tho war
period they devoted their energy and
the full strength of tholr organization
to tho development of industries that
woro ot holp to the government. They
also guvo personal servlco to tho
great causo. At tho samo tlmo they
safeguarded the largo financial inter
ests which they represent by hoop
ing their various enterprises as fully
propared for peace oh for war. There
fore tho reconstruction period Amis
all tho Dublsko projects on a Bound
bnsls nnd going forward to still great
er expansion and prosperity.
No financial housn In America
earned or received hlghor encomiums
for tho public spirit which It mani
fested during tho war than Dublsko
& Company, ns shown in nn earnest
personal support ot tho government
nnd tho dovotlon of their business
enterprises and capital to construc
tive work domanded by tho exigen
cies of tho times. War work nnd
war Industries woro given first placo
in all tho company's activities, and
tho highest praise possible was freely
accorded to Mr. Dublako and his staff
for their determined effort nnd lm
meiiBO success In helping to "put
over" tho various Liberty Loans.
Capital Is needed now for Indus
trial dovolopmont as nover boforc,
nnd it Is only necessary for tho suc
cess of a financial house that It shall
choose for its Investments and organ
izing ability sound, clean needful
projocts, nnd havo them well man
aged. Dased on tlicfeo cardinal Ideas,
II. W. Dublsko & Company havo
gnlned pormanont success nnd n wldo
reputation. AVll.li such principles
continually in forco their business In
tho future promises to be greater In
oxtont than In past years, nnd also
to bo ot greater financial Importance.
Thoy hnvo nover been Identified
with n losing company or a nou-es-sontinl
one.
Every one ot tholr financial proj
ects hnvo made good and mado good
tho first year.
No stockholder In any H. W. Du
blsko Company projects has over suf
fered loss by., such Investment. Many
stockholders incrcaso their holdings
from years to year.
H. W. Dublsko & Company's enter
prises puy tholr dividends regularly
and pay tho highest into consist
ent with safety nnd prudent manage-niont.
John W. Eckhart, tno popular Dem
ocratic loader would mako a food
governor of Illinois.
MaKaasta Clelanfl, t&a abla formal
Jvdca, Is a man who it never afrala
to stand up for what ha beHavae to
a rfcat.
OTTO KERNER
MASTER IN CHANCERY
CIRCUIT COURT'
Telephone Randolph ttU
1(511 City" Hall Square Building
I39.N. CLARK STREET
CHICAQO
JOHN E. OWENS
Attorney and Counsellor
at Law
CONWAY HJ.LD.NG
III West WttMndNi Mnm
James C. McSfcaat
Attorney and CeunMlsr
Suit , Nw Yeafc Ufa Bulkll-aj
MI,U Sala IX.
CHICAGO
Tulaaha CaalnrJ
AiAmm'lum
Something Novel in Suits
rwmmnmm
T1IK iittrxult of suits, which has
been pilng merrily on for the-past
two weeks at n snappy nnoe, lint reveal
ed ninny during novelties to shopper.
The joungpr women like these new
things that answer their demand for
"something different," mid they are
to be recommended when circum
stances nllow two or more sultH In the
uprlng outfit. IJut if only one Is to
be bought It Is usually best to select
It In conservative rather than unusu
al stylo and rely upon nccessorlcs
to add the splco of novelty to It. How
ever, suits with fancy vests, like those
of last f-prlng, nro well represented In
this Reason'H displays; the young worn
nn, who owns one may furnish It with
n new vejit In this spring's mode nnd
Indulge her vagraut fancy when she
buys u new suit.
One of these suits furnished with n
handsome vest Is shown here. Its
Important feature Is this vest of black
satin with nppllquo of sliver ribbon
nnd silver embroidery. The vest has
u narrow yoko at tho top nnd upturned
facing nt tho bottom of black satin;
the narrow girdle Is made of It nnd
finished with pendant silver llowers.
A vest of this kind works n transfor
mation In n plain suit nnd the same
coat may have n variety of vests of
different character.
Tho oddity of the other suit Is its
appealing feature. It Is n far cry
from this coat to the pannlcre dress,
but the pannlcre Is Its Inspira
tion nevertheless. Soutache braid,
sewed on edge In n simple pattern,
mnlccs u border that finishes nil the
edges of the coat nnd tho sleeves. It
Is also ptit on In three motifs nt each
side. Tho very narrow belt of cloth,
like the suit, goes once und n half
times nround the wnlst and the square
buttons that finish the collar nnd
fasten the coat add their part to its
pleading eccentricities.
Spring Hat Comments.
Lonthcr is popular In many of tho
new hats leather crowus, leather
brims and, even moro frequently,
leather trimmings. Satin hats with
straw facings or straw crowns or
brims nro In higher favor than tho
nll-satln hats. Most of tho straws this
season wjll he line, nnd some of them
absolutely tmstlffened. All lints show
an Inclination to rise nt the center
front, whether In crown, brim or trimming.
Trlmmlno for Waistcoat
A black satin waistcoat of a navy
blue suit was trimmed with Bulgarian
embroidery.
Concerning Pastime Clothes
SUITS for outing, or goueral sports
wear have never been ns much In
demand as they hnvo been by south
ern tourists this year. Wo need n
new name by which to describe theso
very smart clothes that retain a finvor
of sport attire, even when they aro
mado of rich materials. "I'nstlmo
clothes" has been offered nnd comes
more closo to fitting their character
than any other term suggested. No
matter how handsome these pastime
clothes they must contluuo to remain
Informal. They are hero to stny, for
they nro very becoming, they succeed
In shnvlng off years In the appear
ance of older women and everyone
wears them.
Tho sweater, tho sweater coat, nnd
specially designed millinery play most
importnnt roles In pastime clothes, but
one may be outfitted lu this sport
wear nnd leave u sweater out of tho
reckoning, for thero nro substitutes
for it. Wldo scarfs nnd enpes of
nngora nnd coats of this and other ma
terials nro among them. A clever
feport costume, bliowit In tho plef re
above, Includes n skirt ot cross-liar dill;
worn with u plain blouso nnd n velvet
cont lined with silk llko tho skirt.
Iilnck and dark blue nro tho colors
liked for theso coats. Dark blue cloth
coats with plain white skirts, find n
good ninny ndinlrers among women
who borrow this crisp combination
from the men who wear, with one
accord, dark blue coats with white
trousers lu their outing suits,
Tho second suit pictured demon
strates that very hiindboiuo fabrics are
used with lino Judgment In outing
lollies. A heavy whlto silk woven In
the effect of corduroy makes tho coat
and skirt with a crepy silk in n light
color, figured with white, used .In col
lar, cuffs, sash, and a wldo bnnd on
the bklrt,
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VtAtS $0
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GEORGE R. WALKER
LAWYER
or
ll Bolt MS-SI. 1ST M. Dearta
HBS.I S16 Bait ttt Street
A. A. Worsley Douglas LWorsI.y
Attorneys and Counsellors
at Law
Na, 179 West Washington St
Suite 1010
Talephona Mala 973S
T.U,honee "&,
Coburn & Bentley
Attorneys end Counsellors
at Lw
LARGEST VENEER PLANT IN THE WORLD
TELEPHONE CANAL 930, 931
C. L. Willey Co.
C. B. WILLEY, President
Manufacturer and Dealer in
7
veneer Mahogany
FOREIGN nnd DOMESTIC
Hardwood Lumber
Office, Yard and Dock: 2558 South Robey Street
One Block South of Blue Iiland Avaaa
CHICAGO, ILL.
Diderich Lunde
WHOLESALE
MEATS
118 W.Ohio Street
Phones Superior 23935279
4114 Breadwar
Phone
uanretde 111!
imANCHKS
Itll-tt W. Metlien St.
Phone
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1111.11 Broaawar
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$10,000.00 Dryhcf;r
$20,000.00
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disabled by illness or accident.
Other splendid features in the policies.
Policies in smaller amounts if desired.
EMANUEL WEIL
REPRESENTING
NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO.
Phono Cantral SS01 39 S. LaSalla St.
John Agar Co.
PACKERS
Phone Drover 8200
4057 South Union Street
CHICAGO
W. F. Cummings
ESTADLISHED 1911
ENGINEER CONTRACTOR
Phone West 3232
330-332 South Paulina St.
CHICAGO
Quick Service
Laundry Co.
319-321-323 S. PAULINA ST.
HEAR VAN BUREN
A phone message to West 3166 for our waon to call for your
shirt bundle, family washing or flat-work is the quickest way
to get acquainted with them, or renew old friendship.
The pleasure will be ours to receive your call while you will
be doubly pleased on examining our faultless work, which
cannot be excelled anywhere.
PAUL P. LEONI, President
OTTO RICE, Secretary and Manager
Severinghaus Bros.
G. A. R. Laundry
Busiest
Because
Best
3111-21 Armitage Avenue Near Kedzie Avenue
Phones Albany 117 and 118
SultaSC
106 North La Sail Straa
CHICAGO
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CHICAGO
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34 SOUTH STATE ST.
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