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7 rAGBBIX BELVIDERE DAILY REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MAY 18 1916k The Zl Zac Tic Means Tttte and Goarate4 rartlaad tonxnt TWO LIVELY GAMES IN VOLLEY BALLt LEAGUE 'fslllffllLPS W. Plttiuan spoke from Ecclesiastes 9:6. Mesdamea J. W. Waterson and C.

A. Logan sang. The floral offerings were many beautlfuL Ellen El-Vina Eagles toa born May" 14, 1858, at Lancaster, N. comlpg here with her parents In her youth. Sho Contractors who use; ette was married' to George Sumnor Mtlli-ken 14, 1885, who survives her.

Of ber father's family compos Steam Trains and Electric Car Have Variety of Accident That Make Them Behind Schedules, Which" Do You Prefer? It is important for reasons of health and practical economy for every housekeeper to ask herself this question "Do I prefer a pure baking powder like a Royal, 'made of cream of tartar derived from grapes, or am I willing to use a baking powder made of alum or phosphate, both Friday rJidht'a Contests Business Men's League Art Certain to be Hard Fought. Portland ed of six. girls and two boys there are but three left Wni. Eggleston of Harvey and Mrs. DeMunn of Belvl- I A rift hitk V.

nMAMAif The fourth fracas in the Business I The engine on the east bound Northwestern train last evening due put of here at 6:32 broke, down her. After a change of engines they were on their way at 7" The engine on the east bound 7:42 Men's Volley Ball League will take-f 11 had is in Dakota. Mrs. Milliken been place at the T. M.

C. A. gym on Fri sick for many months and had been a great sufferer from a cancerous af- djjy evening, starting at 7:30 o'clock. Alman's team meets Herster'a in the denved from mineral sources train this morning went lime West don't havts to explain their choice trie man paying for the. job.

He nas told by the adver-using that those little green -tags are a guarantee ot quality. fectioa, death bringing her relief from oI tne cItyV an(i after limping into ants printed names of ingredi her pain. town a new engine was lubstftuted first game, starting 'at 7:30 o'clock, and at 8:30 Heinemann's undefeated league leaders will play Berry's on the label show whether tifte upa you nnJor old. now; rising or any brand. line cream that niaybe offered is a geni bunch.

It is expected that both of these games wilt he for blood, as ilerster's men are out for a win (his time, and Berry's players have a deep seated desire to humble the leaders. and the train left here at The incoming interurban car frbm Freeport at 9:30 o'clock today was stalled on the here and delayed thirty minutes. The incoming Freeport car at 10:30 today Jumped the track jfit the and was delayed for twenty minutes. HERE'S THE TAG HESTER 61 VIOQVED IN WEST ttiosphate of tartar powder, or merely a Or alum compound. MARQUETTE no alum Royal Baking Powder contain! PORTUNO CEMENT nor phosphate.

CAPRON NEWS NOTES r. Henry E. Stone, Formerly Miss Gtetn Rena, Grlffia, Will Return to Make BEUELSEHOBE ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. TESTED AND Tag Home With Parents Other News r. New York IV From Manchester.

Capron, May 18. GUARANTEED 1NS11UUT Mr.jand Mrs. BenJ. Tangman were out of town visitors on Tuesday. Manchester May.

18. "ij tf. i it Mr: George Langehr of Belvidere vfsited at W. J. Church's part of last week.

Mr. Bert Durley and son Henry Rev. George, VV Bclsey will be stalled pastor at the meeting of the Freeport Presbytery in the First Pres Mrs Stoner fof Garden Prairie was in town Tuesday, Mrs. Robbins of Sharon has been visiting relatives In town. The Blaine Home Circle will meet with Mrs.

Clarence Hazelwood on Wednesday, May 24, for an afternoon Look for the bag vrith the Zig Zag Tag tfe Sell Marquette Pnrtland Cement a byterian church here this evening. Rev. McNary will preach sermon and Revs. Pearson and Purlnton give the 'charges tq -the people and the pastor. There will be special music, by the choir.

The public is invit session. A good attendance is de were' Beloit visitors last Saturday. Mr. and J. Church were in Belvidere Saturday.

Rev. Marsh of Rockford preached a fine sermon at Hunter Sunday afternoon. Rev. Klonti wa called to Caledonia the last of the week on. account of the death of his' uncle, but there will be sired.

mm BELVjDERtf LUMBER K. Bean has been con lined in bis home with rheumatism the. past week. FUEL COM ed. S.

T. Heath was In Beloit on Tues day afternoon. Phone 10. 1 JANESVILLE. STUDENT WINS PRIZE AT WISCONSIN.

S. Bates and Andrew Benson were In Belvldero on Wednesday. Mrs, NeHio Anderson and Mrs, Mar Mide by Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS LA SALLE, ILLINOIS Robert J. Cunningham Awarded First Honors In Harris Political Scl-onco Contest regular services at Hunter next Sunday as usual.

Sunday school at 1:30 and preaching at 2:30 p. m. Mr. Dwrght Griffis returned home on from Nakavlne, where he wenj four weeks ago-to attend the funeral of his sfon ln-Iaw, Mr. Henry Sione.

His daughter Mrs. Stone re garet Thompson returned Tuesflay from Chicago. Chicken dinner, Tuesday, May 23, M. church. Supper from 5 until all are served; 15 cents, Madison, May 16.

Robert J. Cunningham of Janesville, senior in the department of political science at the University of Wisconsin was O. J. MilHken of West Chicago was here Tuesday to attend the funeral of FLIES ARE COMING! turned with him to -make her home here in thfl, future. Her many friends extend their Sincere -sympathy to her her sorrow, Mr.

John Ball was in Beloit Satur Mrs. George Milliken Everyone is asked to remember the awarded first prize in the Harris political science contest, according to an announcement given out at the university today. Firstrprlze is a cash County C. T. U.

convention to be held on Tuesday, May 23. Come and day. John Ray and family of Shirland eh joy the Visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. D.

Mrs. Ida Lambert of Beloit visited uiiuys i Griffis on Monday. friends here on Wednesday. Mr. C.

C. Gifferd of Beloit is visiting Agnes Larson and Janette Screen Doors and Windows Scen'Jn'Mirie Ooro ih THE WHITE PEARL" at Majestic tonight. his son Fred and wife on the farm at Nelson were Rockford shoppers, on payment of $250. "An Investigation of the Organization of the Courts of Wisconsin," was the subject of Cunningham's thesis. The second prize was awarded to J.

B. Bassett of Northwestern university J. Jf. Piffner, University of Illinois, won third place; present, Wednesday. Mrs.

Olaf Larson was a Beloit visi tor Saturday. 7 Capron, May 17., 'Mr, and, Mrs. Fred Gifferd were In Orrin and Adolph Torgerson of Beloit Monday, Rockford visited relatives here Sun to Order Made More Men Than Women Miss Nellie Peters of Beloit visited day. relatives here the first of the week. H.

B. Stevenson was in Woodstock Have Appendicitis. On business Henry E. Stone. Henry E.

Stone who died in Naka Surgeons state men are BligbUy Olney Moe returned Sunday night rom Chicago where he -attended the ddcitls (han 1 nore subject Waalu AllrU .14, was knewn by IM skouldrknaar-M women. Belvidere peop! Screening Porches a Specialty in Black, White and Copper Wire Cloth. every man, womaa and child in Teni ibrfckt6rn that a few doses of aimpli ae and vicinity as' an exemplary clti- bark, glycerine, as mixed ien, free from all pretense or hypocri jer-i-Ka, often relieve or preyei syin the true sense of the word one pendicitis. This mixture removes of God's noblemen and he is sincere T7T Wll call for your old screens, will make tem aood as new and return them en ly mourned by 1L such surprising foul matter that ONE TEASPO0NFUL relieves almost ANY funeral of his cousin, Ruth Beutzen. Miss Ina Heath returned Monday from a visit with Beloit friends.

Mr. and Mrs. James Kunze returned to Baraboo, Sunday evening after short visit with relatives here. Mrs. Irobert Johnson was in Beloit the first of the week.

The L. 3. of the M. E. church will serve a' 25 cent chicken dinner Tuesday noon.

May 23, and a 15 cent supper at night from 5 until alt are serv Mr. Stone was born In Fairibautl. Sept. 13, 1884., -and came to the lort notice. 'RANK W.

PLANE CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. The INSTANT, 'easy action of Adler-1-ka Is J. C. Long- mm coast eighteen years ago and first settled in Tacoma, where he was en cor, druggist Ad. SCREEN DOOR CO.

gaged In the grocery business until he came to Tenino as bookkeeper for the Blumiauer Lumber Company, which PERSONALS 405 WHITNEY STREET. PHONE MAIN 1006, BELVIDERE, ILL. position he held for seven years, un Miss Blanche Sewelf is at Rockford til the milt closed down about a year and a half ago. At the time of his ed. Miss Anna Goodrich and sister, Margaret and Miss Agnes Hermanson were in Harvard on Monday evening.

Geo. Clifford and son returned to Elgin on Monday evening after a this afternoon. Joe Dearth "motored over from death he was bookkeeper for the Woodstock last evening. Clark Brothers' new mill at Nakavine. Mrs.

Fred Miles is visiting Rock Two and a half tears ago Mr. Stone pleasant visit with relatives here. ford relatives this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy. Blodgett came- Mrs. Fred Ferguson and daughter, Miss Mabel, visited in Rockford to Qp era day. Mr. and Mrs.

w. c. Hayes re from Beloit on Monday evening. Mrs. A.

Berry was in Belvidere on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Magill of Poplar Grove visited in town Monday.

Mrs. Shultx of 111., accompanied by her daughter have beea guests ROCKFORD turned from a couple of days' visit in married to Miss Rena Griffis at her home in 111. Besides, the widow, Mr. Stone la survived by his parents, an aged grandmother, one brother, three sisters, all ef Tacoma, who the heartfelt sympathy of our whole community. The' was -held at Tacoma and the.

remains were laid in their final rest in the Mausoleum In that clty.Tenino Chieago. FRIDAY, MAY 26th Barker of Union was the guest of relatives and friends in the 1 1 I 1 1 of Mr and Mrs. J. A. Westerman.

LTINEE and night city today. Mrs. John Johnson and daughter, Miss Eshter, are spending the after The funeral of Mrs. Milliken was field Tuesday forenoon from the Christian ehurch and was attended by many friends and neighbors. Rer.

It HENRY W. SAVAGE offers the dramatic spectacle, Lfc. MJ I I B- noon at Kockford. KINGSTON WCMAM IS 8CCKING A DIVORCE. Mrs.

Ethel Newcomer' Ware of Chi 11 cago is visiting her parents. Rev, and Mrs. P. W. Newcomer.

Mrs. Clara Lovejoy returned this "Mrs, Floyd M. Bell ot Kingston has filed in circuit court a bill for divorce from Elmer O. Bell. She states in morning from California where she spent the winter.

Mrs. Dwight Love- joy of Elgin accompanied her to this city today. the bill that they were married in Kingston on November 19, 1908, and have two sons. She says she left him hi March last, and accuses him of drunkenness and threatening to kill "1 I. C.

Plane of Independence, Iowa, Tile Play That Has Everything. jr. 'x came-over from Sockford this morn ing where be attended the Shrine her and himself. She asks for the COMEDY DRAMA MUSICAL. OPERA meeting and renfalned for the day custody of the with relatives in fills city.

Largest Misical and Dramatic Organization Ever GHARRITY PLAYS IN VICTORY, Christian Science Society Belvidere, Illinois. roureaj Ed Gharrity of Beloit played his Symphony Orchestra! 150 People! first game behind 'the bat (with the Washington team against Detroit on ANNOUNCES A FREE LECTURE ON PRICES Matinee 25cT 50c, 75c, and Tuesday. Washington won IS to 3. NEW-DISCOVERY I INight 50c, 75c, $L00, $1.50 Mail orders accompanied remittartce promptly Or order through Mr. H.

R. Dysart, Phona 45 Christian Scien niledl ce ECZEMA Success With Doctors Regular meetilgi tonight' Thursday, May 18th. Several candidates to initiate, appllcatiof a td act nponr Spe AmoloxJ WATCH CHILD'S COUGH cial business Jnl regard the Mem' Amolox isVnerfqrfung Colds, running of pose, continued orial day exerclaVa. It is desired that 110 cures after all oTSer remedies have failed. It la th -prescription of a we have a Urg attendance tonight I irrrUtioa of tne mucous memorsaw ah niKRihm niin trt oonti mit -J neglected may mean aiarrn iaier.

well known physician who has used In his private practice. For the irst CXERK. Don't take me jnances aw suuieuiiu 6-18-l for our child! ChUdren will not take Sunday afternoon, May 21, 1916, 2:45 o'clock VIRGIL 0. STICKLER, C. S.

OF NEW YORK CITV Member of ths Board of Lectureship of the Mother thiirch, the First Church of Christ, Sciest Irt Boston, Mass. The Lecture will be delivered at the Majestic Theatre That J. E. Taylor's Famous California Canned Fruit can not be bought from dealers. Mr.

Taylor personally visited Belvidere, in March, and appointed i every medicine, out mey wm iu vr. Fttf babyl cVonpY Wnila'i dany Mti King's Kew Discovery and wltaow time it now offered to sufferers of skin diseases at the leading, drag store. A well kaown doctor in Yosflgitown. write: "I have nsed Areolox in. four bad chronic cases of hraix.

mionitift'm aora throaL I bribing Or teasing, -lis awwi, frs. N. M. Toundt his exclusive rep I ant Tar Svtud and so effective. Just Viauuiu i Mwmw laxauvs enough to eliminate the waste Eclectic Oil the household remedy.

akia all of which showed a resentative for this tity. Order Now for fall delivery, phone 336-Green. S-17-3 Doiaoaa. Almost the first dose helps. e.o.d.

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