The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 8

Tilt: I FIHAUi CITEONfCtE. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1012. by the Taiious churches in this city jegua last Sunday at the Baptist This coming Sunday they will be held In th3 M. E. church and tev, L.

M. Darnell pastor of the Bap-Ist church will preside. BIG PRICE VOR LAND. The highest price ever I paid for -v, If SYCAMORE YOUNG PEOPLE ARE UNITED IN MARRIAGE Great Sale) of This firm recently shipped 32 head jo these i steers to New York and rt feived the pretty Buni'of 1142 each fo. the steers.

The pride paid per hun Ml 7 Dresses Miss Maryij wa3 A0. This is the highes Nicholas Marino and O'Maliey Are Wedded price -ever received by( Sycamore shli arm land in this locality was paid jy Fred B. Townsend this week when le purchased the Boynton farm Jfist it the north east limits of the city tor J253 per acre. There is eighty hree acres in the farm. 'ill I Messrs Foyj pers for live cattle.

1 --o i Nicholas 'Marmb and Miss Mary O'Maliey were united in marriage at Sti Mary's church; at nine o'clock this morning Father jO'Hara officiating. For fFriday and Saturday we offer a hundred new dresses for house The groom Is an employee of th0 De- ir. Jay Gould has returned from city with; two autoe's. i i wear at Townsend have aboui; hundred hea that are even better' than those sen to New York. COUNTRY CLU3 PARTJES.

Th4 WoraaVs Auxiliary of the Kiel waukee Country ciuljfhave announce that every Tuesday jtfternoon for th present will; be a special afternoon a the club house. Some good tlnie will he had! at this pleasant place jo )ne for Mr; Doane, which is a nodel 2S roadster and the other a Kalb County company! and is well liked by all who know Jhim. The bride is a. Sycamore young jlady who was born and brought up in this city. She is th4 eldest! daughter of Mrs.

O'Maliey! and is well handsome touring car model 29 trim )Z3 ned In nickle for Mr. L. EJ Lackland. Contribute to is a fine car and a fire passenger. i I SYCAMORE PERSONALS.

known. The young couple will spend theses days, Jbe time twill be passed; Miss Hazel, Fredericks has been in II. -ib-v iili-'j 1 visiting, needle work and cards. jj. aneville the guest of her iister.

percalehaving high or Dresses of lawn', gingham and Mr. and Mrs. A. Ludwig' have left a few days In, Chicago and next week will return and reside jn the Frank Lee house on North California street. Last night about fljfty of, their friends took advantage of their absence from the bride's home anu went in on them for genuine sur ft- iPASSES MILLION MARK.

The officials of the Sycamore, Kf low Inecks and three quarter of 7fulK length sleeves or a vacation and visit In Detroit. Michigan and Sanduskey. O. An ODDortunitvito suddIv yourself with' house dresse Miss Bertba. Coultas ill take the for the entire season at muchVfless than it will Cost tlonal bank are feeling quite jubOan thes days and theyjjhave a right, to at tlat.

According) to last repor uramer course of drawing and music prise. When the happy couple re turned at nine o'clock they found the you to make them. mad4 by this bank the Comptrolle house full of waiting friends, who of the curency the I bank had had come-to see that they were start the 1.000,000 markj No other ban ed off in life in ai fitting manner. They in this cityhas ever obtained such brought with them a shower of gram figure. ke, china1 and other useful wa: The This" is to certify that Honey; jmd Tar Compound loesnot contain any opiates, any habit jfonnlng drugs, 'any ingredients that could ing Qualities make it a real remedy for coughs, colds and irritations ot Ue throat, chests and lungs.) II L.

Elcmquisi Esdaile, isaysjhis it the Northwestern Nni versify in Svanstom I Mr. Will of DeKalb spent ast evening in Sycamore. Mrs. William Sell is entertaining ter friends, Mesdames. Margaret Hyde md Jennie Jones of Chicago this week.

George Hart the and igreeable clerk at and P. store ms returned to his work after a two week's vacation, i. Mrs. Mary Pabst is ill this week. evening5 passed in a social way the Boon to be wedded couple taking hold LANDMARK tORN DOWN.

The old 1 which for year of the proceedings like' old timers. i i Hi Users, On the toBaiblv harm its Beauty of Any Home Nothinqr proves ijthe superiority -of Electric Light more clearly than its countless decorative possibilities. Electric Lamps have been designed to' answer every artistic and useful requirement of the modern home, ij Piano hall lanterns, floor standards arid couch brackets are but a few, suggestions from an immense showing of Electric Lamps at 1 Electric HI i i- Lamps of Exclusive Design For Summer Use Especially suited jforj summer use are the exquisite desk, tables jar.d porcli lamps with icre- tonne shades, These; lannps arj designed to direct 1 the light it vanied, preserving cool and restful shadowsj InJ additipn, their daintiness of design and coloring: strengthens the impression of coolness. The rantre of prices is as wide as the wile considers Foley's Honey and Tar Compound the best coiigh cure i I- Mi 1 contrary its great healing and sooth' onlthe market. "She has tried jvarious A- FINE BUNCH OF CATTLE was used by Tom jitoyle as a mac smith shop' is being torn dcvn.

It i one of the; landmarks' of Sycatnor and has stood therej for over 60 yiean The space occupied; by the buijdin kinds buj Foley's gives the best result of all." The genuine is 5n a yel SHIPPED FROM SYCAMORE J. H. Holmquist has as her low package. Ask for Foley Honey will be made into more room for th her mother, Mrs; Muellen from Foy and Townsend Have Raised Some Tar Compound and accept no shkosh, and Mrs. 3tore.

Magnificent Cattle. substitute. Kirchner's Drug Aid Dome theatre. Jj lunt, Mi6s Fickejof fDavenport, la, ELECTOIC IRONS I "We hliv Four different styles of Electfm Irons to select from." I I Come in and seq them. ANSON'S ELECTRIC SHOP DeSalbi Both Phones Sycamore Some time ago we made mention in the Chronicle of the 'fine bunch of Mr.

and Mrs. rj. AV. Armington are spending a number of days in amp- Miss Joyce Pasley of Oregon, UNION SERVICE SUNDAY. TUe series 'of Stihday evening; ui ion srvices which lis- now being iei is visiting her, grandmother, Mrs steers being fed by Foy Town send on the farm just north of here hire Mr.

Armington is lock Paklipy on Sycamore Road. ng after business matters for the lorden company.) i 1 i i range of designs. I 1 fi Miss Kate Ronin has one east for will spend gome time in Vashington, D. will go to iew York City. She' will spend some ime In various eastern cities before er return home.

Mr. James Dayton and daughter, lesdames Ward land Harmon are in owa on a visit to relativein Nevada nd Colorado. Tbey out of own several days. i fi Tf Oieap 1 ii i Visitor to Chicago Qre exltrmJe a cordial invitation to vintt 'Elrctric Shop uhrrt rttorm than 2000 jAndi thctricul ar displayed. Electric Shop-IChic ago Michigan and jjacko; Boulevards i Manila Mrs.

Julia Chamberlain of Elgin as here at the i Frank Hollembeak oiey if tram i 1 ome on Thursday. She Is a cousin Mrs. Hollembeak. i U43 tt'U, l. MiJuul.19 AJv.

Ai Mti); i i Miss Margaret Ontank Ib guest of The blcago friends this Veekj i Mrs. Fred Rompf ahd Electa will go Somonauk. to Istay several days ft it til mi 1 I Biisyj Wow 'isiting friends relatives. Mrs Frank Hampson of DeKalb was 13 caller evening, i. i MARKET REPORT b7iiL 17 urnlshed daily by ERNE8T CAR.

bout ana. Put we can take cure! 'of you and give you Iiiland jService, which means i a i i i a and attention, peiulting in high-clas satisfactory work, whether painting or paper hjngjngl' Ouj stock of Wall Paper is large and well Selected. It on't take. you long to nd something pleasing here. HlflaM BrM Iters ER, 118 North, Third SU DeKalb, llnois.

Member Chicago Board of rade. Correspondenl Lamon Bros. I 1 ppedl Fully equt $450 'elephone Bell No. 79. County No.

63 (F.a 8. Detroit) VHEAT OpemnK High Low Clo 1051--1041 104J 1061-) 102i-103i Ifol 1021 10311 Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and Glass 124 Main SUrect i I i 104 i 105 I 104 104 cents A Brush Runabout covered 100 miles at a cost of only 39 Brush cars in an economy contest among 109 X)RN foly. 72i-l 711 72i tti.t fn" 7ti bs A Brush owner in Nebraska cum 1 effi- 50 hills a day the Brush lis equally 4a fnly. 3c 40J1 3 0i ii 41 40 401 40 40i 41 i The average c6st of the; 100 miles run by! the other 108 was. less than 66 1 cents.

This congest was held in 109" cities, over all. kinds of roads. A Detroit Corporation has a Brush that has covered more! than 21,000 jniles and they say it.isf stillj as good aslnew. This Brush took the place otwo hyorses ASH CORN v'o. 2 i 'I i Beware of Unreliable II You Wan! a Patent protect! all yourj rights I by doing Jmslneis vith Reputable Patent Lowers.

1 1 i i' We can tecoinmerul )u to trustworthy men I in this class of business who will treat you right. 1 ii i cient on hill or level it will go 30 miles an hour all the speed the average person needs. i A California R. F. D.

Carrier drove his Brush 25,000 miles in two years never missed a day in all that time stopped and started the motor 118,000 times. No. 2 7JU and a buggy. It paid for itself in addi 74 78 75 73 4 77 74 i 7llis 75 73 6ti No. 2 No.

3 No. 3 No. 3 No. 4 I No. 4 tional work in ten time.

t. i i. Facts like these prove the 4 7 2'. i 74 6 64 i C4 S4 Til efficiency and reliability of the Brush No. 4 S.

G. M. Write us for any jclas? of information upon any subject of; gdvernuient; desired from the National CapitoU S. Y. Regardless ot its low price, it is a ran KAW OATS.

nnfomobile. made and guaranteed by the Information Bureau, No. 2 No. 3 It; United States Press Association United States Motoir Company) the largest manufacturers of automobiles in 54 'i No. 4 A Standard Washington, D.

C. i Colorado Building the world. The low price is made pos- 'H1CAGO-CAR LOTS. I 1 Cstlmitet AsV the Cilitur of ier alf)Ut m. Receipt Tonorro I sible by the grer economies in manu success depends on their rapid and regular transportation from place to place-use the Brush and offer testimony to the increased efficiency it brings them.

Come and see the Brush. We Kvill take you ior a ride in it; wherever your daily work takes you. We will prove its efficiency under exactly those conditions you meet every day. liet us make an appointment with you or if that is not convenient right now, tell us to send: you the Brush literature telling of the experi facturing, purchasing? and distributing, effective in an organization of such size. 14 275 118 Wheat Corn Corn Oats 21 284 pi use NON-CAR-PI CINE Fo, MVE STOCK CLOBB Hogs Receipts today 11000 C1 No TAR Countless Brush users have found this car more economical for daily use in their business than trolley, traiir or 3 0 I A Mixed 17.3a-7.70 7.3o37.75 1 Good Heavy i horse.

Salesmen, physicians, store- rt Y- $7.25 07.43 IWUKU Cattle 200 Strong. ences of others. Write today. 1 0 tvhose rs, insurance men men Sheep 7000 Strong. I Hogs Estimate Monday 39000.

HEADACHE and NEURALGIA POSITIVtLY COMTAlN'SNO DOPE All headache remedies on the' in.irketr( xcj.t NO.N-CAW-P1C1.NE, are made from coal-tar drugs-and t.ue pr more of the following: Act-'auilide, Aspirin. Antij'yrine, lli'tmtiriH. homeoth ral tar derivative; Bromides, Morphine. Onlein. plmn or tne of its alt; or wnun of the Cocaine jrroup.

The liOVKKN.lENT ha dinned a warnitiK aaioNt the Improper ne ot all thw draH. They dfjiress tho heart and derange tLe which uiak'M them uratje t' tak i i NON-CAR-rlCINE, the m-w idijvery for head.w he and nenralpia, piihitively does contain any4 of t.he aVnv dru, ai.d dot's not depress the heart nor derange the sWttv.w:h. jcives relief and at the same time, is absolutely safe to take. i Thes statement can be pvovu to anVon iutere.tel enough to write for samples. To from Kirchii'T's iJrug ttore, IK-Kalb, Illinois.

i United States Motor Coni it- pany GEND TOR NAME OF. NEAREST DEALER (BRUSH DIVISION) Embossed Initial Correspondence Cards Just the thing Ho acnowledge graduation gifts Get i them at the 1 3 West 61st Street New York Chronicle. 176 i i rire-rorks for pTerybody at Prooks..