Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 7

h.u.m jfni: 1: DIG SISTER fcy Lti hOfVj.A 1 to ye. oidm't FERGVT1 i viAS, AEOOT "CD GIVE OOi.M WCCc: VsNA.TW YE LL LEARrA NMvAESl NE CrTAvfeOARO HOP ON AJNiD r7. CA'jY. I WANT TO TO tAK V4e COT TO UARM TO SAAL TWAX BOAT SOS TO AiM'T NO AT ML TO LETTIN' VAE tcput! EOT FER A.POLL OFF A VOO CP VJV-AAT'S I'LL- CAST OFF A A RUM 3ETORE I SAIL iHTO JJ wmrnmt Tuning in Tonight STAR OH VALLEE PROGBAr THURSDAY FEATURES 5:00 Easy Aces, WE NR. 5:00 Pat Flanagan, WBBM.

5:15 Eddie House, organist, WMAQ. Kate Smith, WBBM. 5:80 Luin and Abner, WEN' It. 1TTAKEH u-- 1 hy PAUL RQglNS0Nt TOM IS CLASS TfJEASIiOEIZ.AMO I USTEN er.THATsT; rM WCO.M6 5UC NeTI u-AO 4 1 'TtieiL RSr 1 I E'J. VMHAp" tcy7lv7 ears the rfl Vn N0ULDN1 111 A 5:45 Boake Carter, WBBM.

6:00 Rudy Vallee, WMAQ. 8:00 i. Coaches conference," WBBM. 6:15 usu al Moments WBBM Xavier Cugat's orchestra, WIS. I 6:45 Gi vat's orchestra, WBBM.

.00 Show Boat. WMAQ. i Death Talley -Days, WLS. 7:00 The Caravan, WEBM 7:15 Melody Treasure wgx. Stoopnngte and Budd.

WBBM. 8:00 Schmelinir 'and Louis fiRht, WMAQ and WENR. 8:00 Horace Heldt, WBBM. 8:30 Organ Reveries, 8:30 March of Time, WBBM. 8:00 Amos Andy, WMAQ.

:15 Mai Halletf orchestra, WGX. 9:30 Griff Williams orchestra, WON. 9:30 John Harrington, WBBM. 10:00 Henry Busse'a orchestra, WMAQ. 10:30 Horace, Heldfs orchestra, WGX.

10:30 Xavler Cngat's orchestra, WMAQ. 11:00 The Night Watch, WIND 11:00 Sophie Tucker's orchestra, WGX. 12:00 Guy Lombardo's orches- WGX. may result Jn a chanee iif SDon- sors in the fall far Major Bowes: The Riciiard Hiinber program. heretofore heard Friday nights ttt NBC, sw.tches to Mondays at 9:30 June 29, retaining its identical set-uo for the summer period, af- ter which, it is rumored, Himber UlmKcr Insane Patient anisEDM RATING OF DELAVAX POST OFFICE IIAXGED i The Delavan pest office has been made first class from second class, resulting from an increase in business the pasf year.

The change becomes effective on July 1. Drowns in Ritier John McHugh, 26, son of, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McHugh, Chicago, and 'a patient at the Elgin state hospital "for the insane, drowned yesterday while swimming in Fox river near the old hospital pumping station. is believed to have been Seized with a emmp after having swam across the river and started back.

He was regarded as a mild patient and had free use of the liospital grounds. a novelty show first new idea since the amateurs. ine community sing an where- a studio audience vocalizes just jis theatre audiences did with an organ, is interest tng a pair CALEQDilA CHIJFSCH to sponsor eiizne ur T8 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grassau.

of" PrerlioH. spent the week-end with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. Grass Mfc Grassau. iss Eleanor Thompson has rc- turned from her vacation in Chi-! ner musical classes.

Two one-act tminedfrs Omte Kiieh a noftep." bv FliMlietA Gale and "Uncle Jimmv." bv Zona Gale Instead of a dramatic' wer-f Romance 6.4 is the usual cusvun, will be a special feature of the program to be presented ai the annual hazar'nf the WilliW church Friday, Juno 19. Collin Ralston, of Rockford, was a guest of his father, J. R. Ralston, Sunday. Mrs.

Louis Wainwright of Vt ar-ren spent the past week witi: her parents, Dr and Mrs. A. Grassau. Misses Jean and Ruth McMillan their Truman sah all nf Milwaukee were miests of Miss Bessie Ralston and Mary Sue McConnell over the week-end. Mrs.

R. J. Schneider, Mis-J zie Schneider, Randall Schneider I and Dick Byers, of Shannon. snent a few hours Saturday at the) i. 5 I I i prospective Dotn whom want Frank Parker to lead i the singing The Vallee gram will lx broadcast from Tex- i mM the air early this fall.

pre thcted here St" weeks ago, an uii.tt.-u title BU "t-trti at, Nationally Known Tires For Cash Only! Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stone, of 208 E.

Fourth street, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last evening by being invited to the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. td- ward MfKpnun 117 iiPftn Ave nue. where they were surprised to in a rmim nf trnnAe anil U. lives gainerea ana wnere a oenc- 'ducken'.

wrVed. cards furnished the diversion tor the eWnlne. Mrs. A. J.

Stone and D. H. Shattuck were av. ard- prizes for high scores. Mr.

and jMrs. Stone were the recipient several gifts appropriate for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of Rockford were atr.cng: the out of town guests.

HARVARD RESIDEXT CONFESSES THEFT George resident of -Har- i var1 anc vicinity for 127 years, con- fessed to stealing a sriiall amoun of money, liquor, cigars, and tig-; arettes following his arrest on Jime 12 by Chief of. Police Will-i iams of that city. The confessing came after Hoey had been lodged! in the county jail in Woodstock.1: Suspicion was attached to Hoy 1 following his work, at odd jobs around one of the taverns in Ha-; vard. He, is charged with petty i I Utopia and Utopian 1.. of Sir Ttmmus More, in which was i fomid the utmost perfection In laws, polkics.

and social iirranee- wiugv More'g romanee-obtartied-it- will1 im niiinrirr nnn til. nnirnn, topin" has since been applied to ail scheme' for the improvement society which nracfTca'ole; a re deemed iiu- tVEHiSl rnna Painvitt1- iyriA Ann hitherto orrknown bmltl Is the SJnq ana Ann Sothern. 4.40,21, $4.50 4.50-20, $4.80 4.50.21, $5.05 4.75-19, $5.40 Margaret Sullavan, of the mov ies, will head Rudy Vallee's guest star list in the Variety Hour to; be broadcast over WMAQ. Chicago, at 6 o'clock tonight. She will have the load role in a dramatic sketch, the title of which, will be announced Tlie now famous star of the screen made her first radio appearance on the Vallee Hour almost four years ago when she" was Just beginning her climb to.sut-cess.

Rudy himself was honored last by the Suffolk Law School in Boston which conferred on him the honorary degree pf Master ol "The annual commencement at the Boston institution was held on a day when the showman had to be in New York for rehearsals and the broadcast So he couldn't ,1 Next year Rudy will deliver several lectures on radio! UllV'Oltulh'llil V. mvnt of broadcasting at the Suf-fflk College of Journalism. whici? is asFociated'with the law school. These activities will of course be in 'addition to his regular weekly Flcisehmann Hour broadcasts. With aft of broadcasting's comedians going off the air for the summer, there soon will be nothing left to complain about except the heat! vv- tilings heir press agents never sent out: That Rudy Vallee and KaU'i Smith a ways wear glares during i their That tw o4 the five top-ranking band leaders nave plenty -01 trouble reading music off -microphone, George Burns is one of the notch fid lib experts," but Gracie Alien rarciy nns a tunny worn to r- say, unless its written tor her ior ner That Leo Reisman has i spawn ea tnree orcnestra Jeaoere irom tnc ranKS 01 nis own oana; taay, Duchin, Nat Brandwynne and Ruby Newman and ail three ar: supplying competition to him! Th.

Alln'. HKKin 'j whnn tha omi! know all the answers, and start making up some of their own i fhrt Fred-; Waring plays every instmment in a band, but is fnnc re 1 1 1 1 1 lk l.t AVriH I 1 Htt, Gertrude Niessen. who looks so continentally exotic, was born in I uiuwnijii iii i A ccmibmation of circum- including a 25' drop in Ilia V.ltwait:j- PIUIJJ, dllti ut raands wr a big tilt his salary, MAHLON ROTZIEN, 6ift SOUTH STATE ST. jn art mmk Tire Makers Booit Prices 10 Per Cent Akron, mbhtr coniutnirs innurirdd tod, til pi ire Increne (vcrtfin Jir pm nti Piit ttictM 11 ernt on fiut tin Hit, 1) pr Wnt for recond lint. Si ptr cnt (on thui Imp and 'A-ptr cent a ifnutih line Mnj(arluri mtklnir th in.

(pounr mni wfr Goodyear, Good. Jf rich, Fitestvn. Ccneral, Motuwk ftlbftrltriB. lndin. VmWm RiAh.

aV A v. 1 fi I i tires at how Guaranteed Against- home of Dr and Mrs. A. Grass, iu. IS.

will be held Friday, June 'lb, i from 2-5 p. m. at the Methodist Unrt. church. All 1 children 'under 6 Sycamore Woman yeaTS are mvited to-come LlrTEAL tires A soT moneys IXKCKlUCS OOflUS; Mr, GuyM.

Morgan is the only woman Sycamore to1 receive a veteran's bonus. She was a nurse during the war" and received her kami addressed and stoned Making Plans for Light Bearers Party Valley, June 18 Donald North is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde North.

Mrs. Nellie Brown is visiting neTr daughterrIrsrXllllanReaP- ck, or uanvine, in. Jimmy Bradley, of Chicago; Ls a guesi 01 Mrs. l.b. ui- pcl Mr.

and Mrs. Nash of Rockford have moved into the Roy Lee house, fonmerlv riieeunied hv Cass tl-U ivKpya NghDor. Amcrma looee oi unerry vauey announc special meeting dates, June 2o, Jy 9. July 23, instead of the regular meeting nights. Mrs.

Glee Doubek is oracle. 1 The" Merrj- Circle will hold its annual reunion at the church Thursday, June 25. The Ever V. Mrs. Mae Andrews, of Water loo, Iowa, arrived Wednesday for: a visit with her sister, Mrs.

Grace 1 E. Horton and family. Mrs. Hor- Wah3' Mrs. Nellie Spencer mo-! fofed'to tavfs Jiinctlon "Id meet her.

rs. Grace Sovereign spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Will Poulton of Rockford "and Suhdsy Mrs. Sovereign and the Will Poul- tons were guests ot Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Poulton of Beloit. The annual Little Light Bear-'' ers party given by1 trie W. F. M.

I onng ineir jyirs. luk Peterson has charge of the pre dMiss Bengston the refreshments. Mrs. Mae Brown is cradle roll superintendent and will be glad to enroll anybody! Mrs. Lester Davis and children rimrit? nuiffmvl ni.ro vlcifnrc al the home of 1 Miss Geraldinc Spencer is viit ing at the Charles Mclntire homo in Rockford this week.

Mrs. Lillian Page will enter tail! i the "Helping Hand" circle at b.erj' home south of Belvidere Friday afterhoon, June 19. j. Cold Pole of Wet Located The cold pole lu the Western Hemisphere Is at Rensselaer harbor in Northwest Greenland, where the sometimes drops to 70 tlesree below zero. or attention, is the savi step-sjrmgr mlans mid letsfyatique! lvesti thcVf.encJpu all homes and on extended monthly terms.

i 1 1 1 1 1 I i I rof Tier iinflnr the nnme of ifludiTtbTIahitou. and Mrs. FraV.k I tCoDvrifht. 1936. I'nfi'd Press) Hollywood.

June notcd EngUsh commedienne, (od Was reported to have sign-l a ,.3 with a major studio iame. The musical comedy star, now- in nim avtt (Luin. iiiauc 1 iv in ol iiuii nrtM nnriv in h. $ilpnt niftll. WJfh tno ttAwnt nt talkiRg pJcture.

she 'again was brouht -here Dlayed one a Uiauc at eastern studios. has beep engaged by RKO-Radio studio to -play a featured role in a picture She is expected to arrive here fm aimlane tne east Dy airplane days. within 81-CflUlIWET Legionnaires- artd post auxiliaries of members of 1 Boone and Winnebago counties will gatner at South Beloit tonight when mem bers of the Hirst-Hoist post and auxiliary will be hosts at a joint meeting About 100 nw The session will start potluck supper at 7 -o'clock. Se- lections by the Rockford r-st auxiliary glee club will be a c.igli-, light of the entertainment and there will be' talks by prominent i ganizatjon. Bof Killed by Gasoline Blast Richard Mitcliell, 10, son of Mr, and Mrs.

Frank R. of Barrington, died in Sherman hospital at' Elgin Tuesday night from burns suflered shortly before noon the day before wnen his clothing was ignited by a gasoline explosion in a neighbor's garage. He lighted a stick and stuck it Into the tank of an automobiW His clothing was burned from his body. 'i Drive at DeKalb Retains Factory I- A drive staged at DeKalb to raise $17,000 to keep the Wurlitz- er Grand Plana company plant in that city has just been put over. By raising the fund, "DeKalb assures itself of retaining the grand piano and accordion departments bt the company, which furnish em-plomcnt of 350 workers with a pay roll of $250,000 The upright piano division of the company is to be removed to DeKalb from North Tonawanda, N.

and De Kalb will also become the future i home of the literature circulating division, which will be removed there from Cincinnati, Ohio. Jud Tunkint Envioui Jud Tunklns says it makes lilm pretty envious to read about now much money one can collect in the piize-rlnsr compared wllb YUes Iu regular hayGcld, 1. i Week-end Ice Cream Special Pecan Nut and yfruit Salad, qt. bricks pints 15c. VEACO'S MUG STORE.

19 5.00-19, $5.85 5.25-18, $6.60 5.50-17, $7.35 5i0-19, $7.75 UNDERINFLATION, ROAD ILVZARDiT ou have beeneeding so can showjrtiu tremendous ustflrst orlast but be sure ALL SIZES. ATTERY CO PHONE 80 ADS table warer lunch cloths, fancy work, reading shoes, clothing, rag carpet, and a little bit of everything. 914 Fremont St Call afternoons. JC-3341 LIVE STOCK FOR SALE A good milk goat with kid at side. Call at 1708 Pearl St AE-3344 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 45 acre farm, 5 mles from exceptionally good farm, with buildings.

Will sold at sacrifice to settle an estate. Jas. F. Whalen, 136 or 290-W. JC-613 FOR SAI.E Modern 7 room house, garage, $400 cash, balance less than $24.00 monthly.

A John IL Luhman, phone 710. JA-3333 USED CARS FOR SALE i ATTENTION AUTO BUYERS Your money will go farther here on a good used car. Look 'em over. Drive 'em. We invite your comparison.

Why pay more 1930 Chev. Coach, $139.00. 1530 Chev. Deluxe Sedan $169. Other models from 1929 to 1935.

BRACH AUTO SALES, 110 E. Lincoln Ave. Open Evenings. JA-3333 1 llayward Morgan. Toteni Animals Among penples it is he- lieved that some peculiur kind of animal is Uie guurilian of each clan This animal Is the respect 'The satiige believes that he is descended from his totem.

Ills clan is named from It and identified hy crude symbols or Images of it. These niny he emtiroklered on tents, curved on posts, or tattooed oh the body. When a totem animal dies 4t Is hurled with tlMTsame rites nc I i I CLASSIFIED 'Phil Baker show. It is Bill dial lit-, llt. k.

A I vi.uiiia wins iuimci arranger for Dick Himber and other name leaders Two of lauius lavvuiivs Ui iMt tri Mays of fhe industry; Arthur Tracy and Mildred Hunt are preparing for i 'air comebacks, inspired by the re-; tuill itj (A7JUItUll UI XJl'liJiy K'K'S and John Steel. Even ii tiie face of nationwide increases in tire prices we maintain our already low prices on tires. This proves beyond any doubt that Gamble's will sell at the lowest possible ptices alL times. There's only thing about our tires that can't GUARANTEE and long we can keep these prices effect I Managing I PHONE 132 MAULNUO, HARVARD, one war atfs I CUTS, WHEELS BLQ'-OUT, Now you can badly. Buy sring savings to see iis use: CENTRAL TIRE BUCHANAN AT WHITNEY.

painting let me give you an estimate. Glenn Leach, 137 S. State. Phone 852-R. GC-612 WANTED Corn cultivating, with new complete tractor outfit.

J. D. Rousey. Phone 13-B-2. AE-3342 WANTED Piano pupils.

Kay Bruner, 1026 So. State St. Phone 672-W. AE-3343 HELP WANTED WANTED Lady for home baking, prefer one with some experience. Write to Box 3345, co Republican.

AE-3343 WANTED Man, reliable, to be-come an automobile and accident claim adjuster in your territory, insurance experience unnecessary. No selling. Write Associated Adjusters, Box 564, Milwaukee; Wis. GA-3340 WANTED Man. Must be satisfied with $6 daily at start Will give you jobs in interesting landscape work.

Act as service man for regular customers and handle orders for full line nursery stock. No experience or investment. Emmons Newark, N. Y. GA-3337 FOR SALE OF ose mw thiVaaln.

-T I yy tires; fe you ES -i i Ti (f ill) ii mi TvTf i 7 Yd) 4.50-21 45 Classified Information COPY IS ACCEPTED until 11:00 A.M. THE DAY OF PUBLICATION CREDIT is extended only to subscribers of Daily Republican. CHARGES: Minimum charge 50 cents, for 20 words or less. THE REPUBLICAN reserves the right to classify all ads according to its own rules governing classification. COPY cannot he changed after first insertion.

If so it is the same as jt new copy and will be changed accordingly. To jriace a Classified Ad Call 41. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDPainting arid paper hanging. if you are thinking of painting let me give you an estimate. Glenn Leach.

13714 S. State. Phone 852-R. GC-573 WANTED Lawn mowers to sharpen and repair. Precision grinding by same machine used by manufacturers.

Open evenings. Call at 120 V. Jackson St. GC-G14 WANTED Painting and paper" hanging. If you are thinking of I'" Aatomatic Gas Hot Water, redy to flow on an instant's notice, need ing no thought greatest stcp your home, lets work gate pjfsent-clap costs oheRuud AuomatioWatcrXleater.

now Ithin ILLINOIS NORTHERN UTILITIES CO. JOHN BURKE, DISTRICT SUIT. THKSK PRICES ALSO KI'TiHTIVK AT Til 10 FOMOUiXQ' MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE A few antiques, CV..