The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 5

PAGE FIVE THE DZKALB CHRONICLE 't FRIDAY.1 NOVEMBER 24, 1313. CADDIES OF THE LINKS. DEKALB PLAYS ROCKFORD TEAM rP A 1 PA Day or night service. Good cars, Va carefur drivers, prompt service. Day 1.

phone 376, night phone 357. Chinese Theaters. Many Chinese theaters chargo no admlssioa. but depend entirely on the profits from the sale of drinks and food products. These playhouses are on the order of cafes, tables being provided and tea and native delicacies served.

Musical Information. It may be so and it may not, but a Los Angeles Mudent affirms it in an examination paper and here it is: "Beethoven discovered the sonata in four moves. Before this it was a sweet He wrote many piano sonatas for the- violin and they were called string auartets. When a niano sonata Their Original's Messenger Boye In Old Edinburgh. Originally the caddy of the present day golf links appears to have been quite another individual, engaged In another line of activity.

Caddies in the remote past were messenger boys in old Edinburgh. Gathered around HIGH SCHCOL TEAM HAS WINNE-BAGO COUNTY LADS FOR OPPONENT3 TOMORROW 1 I was for an orchestra It was called a symphony. The ninth piano sonata GERMANS TAKE ORSOVA TODAY (Continued from Page One) sova as It houses the shipyards and buildings of tne Danube SUunsh company. 'Another development in today's official statement left the hope hero that tho Rumanian army has successfully accomplisred its retirement from-tho vice. This was the Bucharest statement detailing an attempt of the enemy's troops to capturo Rumanian forces whs unsuccehsful.

Meanwhile there has aDDarently Easy Boss. Notice In a factory: "No loafer allowed except employees." e-w si ii Try the Chronicle tPriiitinc he wrote for voices to King. the famous Edinburgh cross, where all important messages were read and many public ceremonies were held the cross which was the very center of ".7 It- DEKALBj SHOULD 1 WIN the old city the caddies in their rasped clothes waited to be employed. V. lIIIIilM i' If Enthusiasm Prevails Upon Side 3 chief merchants of the city, the leading official persons, the men of learning and of talent, the nobles, the i i 4 v7 i.

1 Lines DeKalb Should' Win the Tilt of To-' -morrow Much Iron In New Zealand. Great deposits of iron exist In New Zealand, the Iron sand at near New Plymouth, being particularly noted. There attempts were made a early as 1843 to produce plgiron In commercial quantities, but none met with success until recently, when a plant constructed upon advanced Ideas turned out a few tons of excellent quality; lairds, the clergymen all i I 1 about the cross during certain hours of the day, and very often some one wished to send a parcel or message to Foot Ball been a resumption of the hard fight 1.1 another part of the town, or a stranger i 3 D. T. H.

S. Field to Edinburgh wanted to be directed. Here was where the caddies were appealed to. These boys might be trust ing In the Dubrudja. In.

the north the Rumanians and the Russians are reported, to bo advancing. Petro-grad reports the' occupation of Tan hold a -town on the Jaylav river, 20 miles northwest of Constanza. The German statement claims that the ed with any duty with which they were charged. They were veritable Street directories. A visitor to the town would often engage a caddie to Teutons have thrown back the Rus Proof of Poverty.

Seeing a trump hurrying away from a large house a fellow professional asked him what luck he had had. "It ain't no use askin there," was the reply. "I ust had a peep through the winder. It's a poverty-stricken house. There was actually two ladles playln' on one planner." be wholly at his bidding, as the boy's DeKalb knowledge of tbe njiace was invaluable.

But unless this visitor were most cautious, he would suddenly discover Tomorrow at the high school fifiJ 1h the occasion of the Rockford-IV-Kttlb game In the conference and it is the opinion of the fellows around the city that PeKtilb win the game of tomorrow and make it the first victory in the conference schedule. DeKalb has play- ed against some heavier teams all the way through until last Saturday wten it played Joliet. and had there been any enthusiasm on1 bide lines' to help the local 'fellow i.lor.g, the result of'that contest mlshi been different. As it was Joliet only scored twelve points, but were aMo to keep DeKalb from rcorinp. is the plan tomorrow that thre shall be a goodly number of fans on the side lines that will get behind the local team and give it a boost and rrrhaps be the means of the local JLays the v.

It Is also understood that the students have agreed, to turn out in good-. ly numbers with tin horns and other RocKford Come out and.pull for the home team-We never give up. that bis caddie, in addition to his vast knowledge of Edinburgh, knew also all about his employer where he came from, what was his business in Edinburgh, his family connections, his tastes and preferences. Exchange. European Literature." It was not until the European mind cast away forever the fetters of Renaissance traditions that Shelley and Wordsworth became possible in England, that Goethe and Heine were possible in Germany, or Victor Hugo and Alfred de Musset In France.

Two-tHirty p. m. 1 LIVING AEROPLANES. .25 Saturday, Nov sians and said that the Bulgars and the Russians are In fighting touch along the Danube. Berlin, Cermany, Nov.

24. Breaking down of British attacks with heavy losses, reported, in today's uftirinl ftatenent of tho war office, de-scriting he fighting in the western theatre the war. At Ypre? rnC. Wythschaete increasing, activity in artillery fire i tciu-poiui'y revived. North of tto A.ncrc a s.rong fire vas begun In th.

-( t-nocu wLirb e1 ended to th--i soM.rtrn bnlc m.jcks of the at i reached our positions broken down with particular'- ho vy losses. Violent artillery dU3is near St Pierre ft wood, so-ith of tl. nnd in the district of p.ro io; :1 Von jtVTKinhayn'B troops are approaching tho Alt valley ani tho ene- 1 7 tesist'acu-G in the wetJ.a -o. ai-r of Rumania Is broken, it is said. Jt was also announced that there have been no important engagements' on the front tho Prince Leopold.

Admission 35 and 25 cents Savings Bank Depositors. The countries which head the list In number of savings bank accounts are Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Japan, Tasmania countries not of great national' wealth yet the average Ravings bank deposits per depositor of Switzerland, Denmark and Norway exceed that of this country. IIIIIIIIIIIIH codes of noise-, making, and with a nuiaber of the-1 big landed fellows i in down town, the high school team should receive a lot of pep from the Mines. The game tcornxrow be one hard fought ar.tl DeKalb has as good a-cWnce as it "yer will have to win, civl if there is a little spirit shown by thft students of the school and also the people of the city, the locals should be able to hold their oppon- ents to a tie if not defeat them. "Let's all go up to the school morrow and boost the D.

T. H. S. Suffers From Indigestion Relieved. "Before taking Chamberlain's Tablets my husband suffered for several years from Indigestion, causing him to have pains in the stomach and distress after eating.

Chamberlain's Tablets him of these spells right away." writes Mrs. Thomas Casey, Geneva, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere. We Give and Redeem Our Own Trading Stamps Wherein Birds Differ From Flying Machines Made by Men.

It would be a mistake suppose that the bird's wings enable It to fly. If wings spelled flying any of us could attach a pair and soar into the air. The hollow bones of the birds make light bodies, but they are attached to a rigid backbone, which, forms the main feature of the bird's body. This gives the central firmness, and the muscles do the rest. The wings balance their owners, and too tail acts as a rudder for steering.

Often enough the bird seems to use its tall as a sort of brake. It is Interesting to compare the bird with the product of man's skill the aeroplane. To begin with, there is no aeroplane made which copies the up and down motion of the bird's wings, all machines having fixed wings, or planes. But naturally man tried to copy the living fliers around him. lie made wings of feathers, connected them with his shoulders' and legs.

and found that his muscles could not raise him an Inch. The or motors, which now drive him through the air are as strong as 200 horses, so no wonder he failed at first Even the bird, with a body so perfectly, formed for flight, has flying muscles equal in weight to all its other muscles put together. Pearson's Weekly. Fourteen Years Old James Riley was fourteen years old today and Is a new member of the Star-Chronicle Birthday club. DEKALB MAN Saturday and Monday Specials TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DROPPED DEAD Sunshine Destroys Germs.

The clothing we wear harbors myriads of disease germs. This is especially true of woolen garments. Cotton and silk do not retain germs so readily as wool? and are therefore more suitable for clothing to "be worn during exposure to illness. Nurses are obliged to wear cotton garments when In attendance upon the To destroy germs In clothing there Is nothing more potent thun bright sunlight und air. Hung clotliing and blankets, quilts, outdoors where the sun and wind may beat upon them for several hours, and disease germs lurking la- their men be will bo destroyed.

i (Continued, from page 1.) WANTED Woman with daughter eleven years old, wants position as nurse or housekeeper. Will go in the country, 'inquire' evenings of Mrs. S. W. Board man, 1115 E.

L. Highway, or Phone 736 309 if 4 'ft WANTED Position as housekeeper. Will go in country or city. Call at 409 South Eighth Rt. Phone 675.

303 Good Advice. Double tbe crop fo the acre and halve the cost Dr. Seaman A. Knapp. FOR RENT Furnished 8 room bouse of J.

V. Mennts, 211 K'Ast l.ttt at Black am I Pi Shop. The Weather Fair tonight and Saturday. Colder tonight. Try a Chronicle want Ad For Result I Ladies' coats, made of fine grade fancy heavy materials, Q4 A large collar, and belt i .0 1 Children's black plush coats, iwo to- six years, worth flK $7.50, now 3 Children's fancy coats, two to six years, worth $3.50 JJ Misses' and children's stocking -caps, worth 75c, all wool, Black and brown sets, fox furs, the latest style, worth $22.50, now got at Qlft Rfll special price per set.O llfaOO Single pieces of scarfs or muffs, black or fancy, special Qf A 1.95, 2.75, 3.50, 5.00 andOf Ladies' union suits, silver ribbed fleece, worth 85c, go now EQa at special price of sciDO time past.

'A few minutes fer, and the soul had flitted away. There are left to 'mourn the death of hhf jf'ell known man, his wio. three brothers, Walter of Winnipeg, Ctufada, Will of Toronto, and Robert of Calgary; four sisters Miss Isabelle of Cobourg, Canada, Mrs. James Dav-idiior and Mrs. Will Uallagh also of bourg and anolhcr r-lster at City.

There are four sons and two daughters by the first marrla" also left. Walter David Frank W. Wallace D. all but Frank who Is chief of the DeKalb police department, living in Chicago. Two daughters are, Mrs.

C. E. Sagle of Sterling and Mrs. J. J.

Helming of Chicago; two daughters having passed away some few years ago. The deceased had been a 'member of the Congregational church for many years past affiliating with that denomination in 18C7, and has always" t3len a deep interest in the church vork. As one man was heard to say this, morning, "If there was ever p. pood man in DeKalb, and one ready to answer-death's call, it was Francis Hidden." The funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock fn.m the Congregational church; the fcervices being in charge of Rev. R.

1 Swisher. For friends whQ wish to take their farewell at the residence, the can be viewed at the home between the hours oft 9:30 and 11:30 m. i All DeKalb certainly regrets the passing of this grand old man and extend to" the sorrowing wife," children and brothers and sisters, many word. of condolence in this their darkcrst hour of sorrow Illl TMs WeeKs' now only Choice of lac Choice of Ladies' union suits worth $1.00, high neck, long sleeves, 7Qf special at I ladies' fine waists Ofl ..31 Camdly Offer It's a beautiful black and. white striped package, filled with the most' delicious fruits and nut you have ever tasted.

worth special SHOES Truly a 60c Value We can save you from 25c to $1 on shoes. Our stock is complete, well selected We guarantee every pair we sell. Ladies' shoes, $2.00, $2.50, $2.85, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 The creams are soft and lus-The creams are soft and luscious: the nuts are.crn and sweet, and the chocolate is as fine and pure as can be made Men's shoes $25, $2.50, $2.75, $3, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00,, $5.50, 6.00- Children's or Blisses' shoes 60c, 75c 85c, $1.00, $10, $1.75, $2.00, and up No better chocolates were ever sold at' any price. We will gladly return your full purchase price if you don't agere with us. We have only a limited quantity to offer for, Friday and Satur- dayat 39c full poiafucl Not more than two packages sold at any one customer at this special price.

a' Men's astrachan overcoats, Men's heavy mackmaws, special. special 80.75 S13.75 Boys' overcoats, 6 to 16 years, -v special ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Samuel B. Peterson Deceased. The undersigned, having been Administrator of the Estate of Samuel B. Peterson, deceasetl, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the County Court of DeKalb County, at the Court House Sycamore, at the February Term, on the first Monday in February next, at which time all persons having claims against said.

Estate are notified and requested to attend forthe purpose of having the same adjusted. All persona Indebted to said Estate are requested to make Immediate pay-met to the undersigned. Dated this 84th day of November, A. D. 1916.

THEODORE ANDERSON. Administrator. A fine selection 'Of Ivory goods at Denson's. i 308 Boolts, Drugs, iSportinrJ. Goods Hod alto Ask For a Stamp Boole.

Save Our Stamps My glasses make EVENING READING EASY. Consultation, free. H. U. MEYERS, OPH.

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