Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BELVIDERE DAILY REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1918 gVVEATHER FORECASTS BELVIDERE S. I M. Tonight! Majestic 10c and 15c UHLLU I MIL aitorday FAIR AND COOLER. For Si Spcclnl by United Press Chicago, Juno 21 Forecast for thir TRIANGLE PROGRAM PLANT GIVES 101 OF 55,355 TO FUND ty-six hour period, ending Saturday evening, issued by the United States GROCERIES AT RIGHT PRICES weather bureau: i For Illinois: Fair and cooler tonight and Saturday. For Wisconsin: Fair tonight and Saturday; cooler tonight and in the east portion Saturday.

"A Stasoles Do you know that it is mighty extravagant to. buy groceries carelessly? MADE FOR SPLENDID EFFORT TWO WILL LEAVE ON SUNDAY FOR SPECIAL AERONAUTIC INSTRUCTION AT VANCOUVER, WASH. CHE8T PATRIOTS' FUND WAR OF. BY SHOP EMPLOYES AND men, being at hit request inducted from Red Cloud, Neb. This call is heavy in surrounding counties.

DeKalb county sends 175 COLD MEATS Best 30c MINCED HAM, sliced, Per pound 1 men who will pass through Belvidere: 50 60 NEXT WEDNESDAY FICE AT THE BELVIDERE SCREW AND MACHINE COMPANY SHOWS FINE SPIRIT IN WHICH PRESENT CANVASS FOR MANGLE PLAYERS ALL STAJl'T Best 35c NEW ENGLAND HAM, FUNDS IS BEING RECEIVED. McHenry county sends 205 men. and Winnebago county 417 men in this call. Two More Called. Call No.

712 came today, and is for two men qualified for special military service to be sent to Vancouver, Washington, for the military aeronautics corps. These two men will depart on Sunday morning at 7:40 30c 45 Per pound 60c BOILED HAM, sliced, no waste. Per pound Big Contingent Will go to Camp Grant Include a Number of Young Men From the Farm Local Board Did It Best and Left Men on thearms as Long as Possible Class One Nearly Exhausted. At 3:15 o'clock this afternoon the committees looking after the "war chest" subscriptions among the employes of the Belvidere Screw and Machine company turned the list over to General Manager W. S.

Brown with the information that the factory had made a record of 100 per cent in back o'clock. The men to be sent into this service are as follows: 20c 30c 25c BOLOGNA made fresh every day.d? Per pound 35c VEAL LOAF for a cold meat is fine. Per pound ing the boys at the front and in the S.tadyS Wife" home camps. Order No. 359 1013 Serial No.

284 482 Two calls for National army men After heartily congratulating' the Name. Arthur Suhr, Belvidere. Ed Sherrer, Belvidere. will take 52 from Boone county with I workers on their splendid showing Mir Brown totaled the subscriptions in the next few days, 60 going to Camp Grant and two to Vancouver, Wash. Call No.

660 is for 50 men, who have CALIFORNIA MELONS, the ideal breakfast food. been notified by mail to present All good, bigsize 12c I I TRIANGLE COMEDY themselves at the office of the Boone county exemption board at 421 South State street at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, Each on the adding machine and was surprised to find that the employee and office had reached the large sum of 15,355.40, as their annual pledge support of the various war activities. Considering the number of men employed this is a most patriotic showing and proves the loyalty of the employes in a most substantial manner.

This is one-tenth of the total sum expected to be raised in the Belvidere canvass but with this unexpected June 26, bringing final classification cards, and prepared to leave the city at 10:30 on a special train. KILLS SOLDIER MAJESTIC 10c This list includes the following 20c HOME GR9WN RIPE TOMATOES Per pound Tonight men: Order Pictures Change Every Day 1 5 No. 7 64 1 coming in from all committees it is Saturday-; "HIDDEN PEARLS" Para Name. Clarence Carlson. Belvidere John Wurtz, Capron.

Ben L. Anderson, ro6unt believed that Belvidere will not only RIPE HOME GROWN SPRAYED CHERRIES i6i 183 185 go "over the top" on the $50,000 basis but will return an over-subscription of cueny pics ui laiuuxig. liberal size. NEGRO SOLDIERS CHARGE GUARD Serial No. 46 1057 1073 576 1257 1150 1051 Capron.

201 James Bracken TO GET ACROSS LINES TO Belvidere. GREET VISITORS FROM THE 282 SOUTH AND 'ONE DIES AS RE SULT OF WOUND RECEIVED. weI PEACHES for table use in baskets. Per basket 332 NEXT ASKS 110,000 FOB SUNDER 368 Special by United Preso Rockford, 111., June 21. Private 391" 1180 Richard Duffy, of the labor battalion Your boy or his best friend, or best friend John F.

Backs, Poplar Grove. Richard Woods, Harvard. Walter W. Pundt, Capron. Hans Peterson, Garden Prairie.

George Schwebke, Garden Prairie Jay Bennett, Belvidere. Hans LofUs, Wenona, 111. Axel R. Anderson, 409 Strawberries Red Raspberries Black Raspberries at Camp Grant, died in the base hospital at Camp Grant today. He was may be leaving for a training cai ricots 929 76 475 Since our entrance into war rrels full of un- uu bayoneted by a guard last night during a rush of negro soldiers across the lines to greet colored visitors from 481 1065 been discarded satisfactory wrist watches hai I by the boys.

Mississippi. 920 496 Belvidere. Frank Kai, ROBERT J. STEWART, CHAIRMAN OF THE STEPHENSON COUNTY LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE STARTS 8UIT AGAINST MAN WHO CHARGED THAT HE WAS "LINING HIS POCKETS." 1168 eql Watch. Give Your Boy a Poplar Grove.

1110 648 We have assembled here a good assortment of GUERDOH JOINS S. MARIS 551 32 practical military watche 1071 -J- Special by United PreimJ Freeport. June 21. Robert J. 1241 Stewart, chairman of the Stephenson county Liberty loan committee today 553 572 573 602 Cornel Ream 41 Will Leave for.

Paria Island Other Newa of the Boya Who Have Entered the Service of Uncle Sam. iano filed suit for $10,000 Carnages for alleged slander against George Zipse, a wealthy retired farmer of Winelow, 111., who was arrested a few days ago 745 and Opticians Jeweler Fine Watch Repairing. Telephone 431 629 799 on the charge of having uttered se- Oscar Thorson, Capron. Richard McClong, Kirkland, 111. Hjalmar Pearson, Capron.

Bror Haleen, Poplar Grove. Henry Anderson, Stillman Valley. 111. William D. Hale, Garden Prairie.

Owen Griffls, Caledonia. Robert McClure, Capron. John Grove. William A. Kai, Caledonia.

Patrick D. Gildea, Garden Prairie. William H. Strawn, Kirkland, 111. Elof Nelson, Cherry Va)ley.

complete an new pianos, 669 Gurdeon Laing, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Laing, of this city, who has just completed his sophomore year at Be-loit college and is a member of the Phi Kappa Si fraternity Was in Chicago yesterday and enlisted in the Marine Corps.

He will leave here next Mon ho old or shopworn pianos. We have Grands, Up zipse told ottirr persons tnat ne 1127 1260 (Stewart) was "lining his pockets rights and Player Pianos i different variety of with money" as a result of his. activities in the Liberty loan drives and XXXXXXXUXXinXXZXZXXXXT'T woods to select from. 1252 day afternoon for Paria Island, S. C.

Our small Parlor Grantls are excellent in tone 682 734 818 835 909 18 MOTOR INSTRUCTOR. and workmanship. This your chance to get a ForS aturday of an Upright Piano. small Grand at the cos 885 Mr. and Mxs.

Harry Bender were that were it not for the money so obtained Stewart would be in the poor house. Zipse was arrested because It was alleged he told solicitors for the county war chest that this country had no business going to ''war with Germany and that if it had not done so there would be no need for going around begging money for a war chest. Come in and bear and se md try them. You will here today for a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and, Mrs.

Hubert Bend 83 878 say they are wonderful. A nice line of fresh fruits and 489 979 a a 3 Player Rolls, Sheet Music to close out a lot Strawberwfes, Cherries. Pineapples, Bananas four for 25c. Talkine Machine Records 35c and 1273 1034 er, while en route from Kenosha to Peoria. Mr.

Bender enlisted in the ordnance department of the United States army and was assigned to the motor section as an instructor in truck driving, being assigned to Kenosha, but is now being transferred. up. 987 Oranges, Peaches, Lemons, Grapefruit 1081 1091 WAS INJURED WHEN AUTO TRUCK HIT BUGGY 1182 149 Soiith State St. James Payne, Belvidere. John T.

Nelson, Caledonia. William H. Britton, Belvidere. Frank E. Gould, Poplar Grove.

Tone Gustafson, Oswego, 111. Harry Nash, Belvidere. James F. McCoy, Weldon, 111. Paul Jacobson, IS MADE LIEUTENANT.

Aspamgus Cabbage Wax Beans 8 301 Phone 856. Opposite Post Office Cucumbers 340 Toiatoes Green Peas Wm. I. Early Thrown Out and Bruited When Motor Truck Failed to Respond the Wheel Promptly. Dr.

Harry Sullivan of Rockford, son of Joe Sullivan of the Rockford and Interurban line, has been made a lieutenant In the medical, reserve Dr. Sullivan was at one time a pitcher for the Belvidere base ball 1131 New or Old Potatoes 1122 1144 yy I Farly a a a ever I al Col. JlaprojL tteam." TT157 314 Ross Clark Perfect plumbing's I JuSt Receiied NEW STAR FOR CAMP GRANT Logan Avenue Grocery WHAT WE DO LET US DO SOME though not dangerously injured tate Thursday afternoon when the buggy in which he was returning from his farm wag run into by one of Harry Perkins' motor trucka near the Coleman place oat East Pleasant street not far from the river. He was thrown out of the buggy and a dozen feet A car of C. T.

Penticoff. Two Telephones: 184 185 Red Cloud, Neb. 1179 853 George P. Marshall, Belvidere. 1189 273 Stephen D'Asaro.

Belvidere. 1194 765 OBcar F.R. Johnson. Belvidere. 1195 47 Homer Hall, Stillwater.

Okla. 1212 141 Charles S. Ward, Maple Flooring hds FOR YOU.1 Camp Grant baseball team is to have another star in its line-up. Harry Glenn, first string catcher of the St. Paul American association team, is in the draft.

He will come to the camp on June 27, in a Minnesota contingent. away. No Dones were Droaen out ne was considerably bruised and lacera ed and while confined to hia home Buchanan street no serious restiM from the accident are apprehended Belvidere. Pfrffct WILL REPORT FOR 1216 1019 (Gall Down! for' kindling wwd. Finest Fuel for Bummer Use.

and free burning. TRY A LOAD 65c per 100 pounds. BELVIDERE LUMBER One wheel of the buggy was dised CaDroi 8ERVICE ON MONDAY. and the horse broke loose and Aa 1089 Thilip NehligT 1238 but was caught, the damaged wheel cobbled ud Col. Early takenhome in the rig.

Col. Early had turned out to the Send for and get acquainted with the perfect plumbing we do right on hearing the truck approach 8 FUEL COMPANY PfcM 10. eelvldera. IIL ing from the rear. Abner Wakefield, who was driving the truck.lntended to pass to the left tut the" steering wheel failed to work properly and the truck swerved also to the right, hitting the buggy and sending It over.

4 NEW CHIEF DISPATCHER Let Us Fill Your Bin With a Good Everett D. Atkins of Jacksonville. 111., formerly of this city, was hi re yesterday the guest of his broth'T, Floyd K. Atkins. The former will report for wfar service on Monday with a Chicago contingent.

SOLDIER TO VISIT SAILOR BROTHER. Russell Fox came over from ('amp Grant this morning and will go to the Great Lakes Natfnl Training Ktatinn tomorrow to visit his brother, George Fox WILL DEDICATE SERVICE FLAG. Next Sunday morning a service flag will be dedicated at Sacred Heart church, Marengo, Lieut. J. M.

Loner-gan, chaplain of the 343 infantry of Camp Grant, will say mass. A platoon of aoldiera will attend. AUTHOR AT CAMP GRANT. Emerson Hough, writer of good books, was a visitor at Camp Grant yesterday. LIEUT.

CARL FREUND HERE. Lieut Carl Freund arrived in jhe city last evening and was a guest In the home of Dr. and Mra. Robert C. Mitchell until this afternoon.

Sharon, Wis. 1253 1066 Robert Nelson. Capron. 1254 1203 Fred Secoy, Poplar Grove. 1262 1130 Louis Rose, Capron.

1263 3 Homer Wilson. Irene, 111. 1265 710 Barlow At wood, Chicago. 1273 813 Clarence P. Stoll, Belolt, Wis.

1274 304 Wm. F. B. Zillmer. Belvidere.

1293 203 Deli Barker. Belvidere. Alternate. 483 1181 Bert Secoy. Poplar Grove.

It will be noticed that in this list there are many young men from country districta. The Boone county board haa made every effort to leave the young men on the farma until the last minute possible, sending men from the city in the earlier calls. The board tried to get farm workers a temporary exemption until after the harvest, but this failed. Clasa 1 la now practically exhausted, and with thle. the largest aingle rail that ha come to Boone county.

It wa neci-aary to Include many farm workera. Joe E. Price, who baa been night chief dispatcher for the N. W. baa been made chief dispatcher to succeed C.

J. Larkin, who haa been, made trainmaster at the terminal. Trainmaster Clapp, who haa been at the terminal haa been transferred to the Wisconsin The LTONA The Greateat tin Yearj The new Brunswick Method of Reproduction is aemation all over the couury. It rrjpgs to all muaic.lor-ers super-phonograph, thone-that had to bvJn. vented before rb.onograih3 were perfect.

It does away with all old-' time rrudiUea. It is the on? you will want It to, without question, now the leader of them all. and we are glad to offer them aa the very best. You cannot hear The Brunswick without agreeing that here, at last, la the super-phonograph, the peer of them all. Come In today, even If you are not ready to buy.

or even If you already; own a phonograph. Prteea 832.50 to 81,500. Dimond Byram HAVE BABY tON. You've got to have coal, so why not get it when we can give' it to you? 1 Callll R. Byram of Dimond A Byram la receiving congratulations today upon the arrival of a ten-pound boy at hia home on Jullen street The youngster came June 19.

0. M. Vright Company Nelin'a tl.00 box Saturday. 70c at Harlow'a old stand. 1 -2i-l aa not enough other men were left to WRITES FROM FRANCE.

fill the quota. Relatives In- the city hare reeelv- Rosa Clark of the above 1st will not led cards from Clinton Spark man tell-be here to go with the Boone county ling of hia pleasant trip to France. Have you heard of Cllmalene? 2121.