Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 5

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, BELVIDERE ILLINOIS. MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1924. Page Five OF JOEL CRONK CALLED WELL KNOWN FORMER RESIDENT LAID AT REST THIS AFTERNOON IN BELVIDERE CEMETERY REMAINS BROUGHT HERE FROM MISHAWAKA, DIANA, WHERE SHE DIED ON FRIDAY NIGHT AFTER LONG ILLNESS. Mrs. Joel Cronk, formerly of this city, died Friday night at 7:10 o'- clock at her home in 'Mishawake, Indiana, following an extended illness.

She was about 76 years of age. The body was brought to Belvidere this afternoon on the train arriving at 1:05 o'clock. The re mains were taken directly to the Free Methodist church 'from where funeral services were held at 3.0% clock, the Rev. Brooks of Aurora officiating. Burial was in Belvidere cemetery.

For years the Cronk family home was made at 1004 North State street. Mrs. Cronk was very active in religious work and was known and loved by many to whom her passing will bring deep grief. She is survived by three sons, of California, of Kansas City and Dr. Benjamin of Chicago and five Mrs.

Lottie Spearing of Toledo, 0., Mrs. George Griffth, Chicago Heights, Illinois; Mrs. Ruby Dunlap, Chicago; Mrs. R. A.

Wilkin, South Bend, Indiana, and Mrs. John R. Doolittle of Chicago. Mr. Cronk passed away about 18 years ago and two sons, Louis A.

and Castello, preceded her in death. Court Of Honor Important business Tuesday night, August 12th. Everybody turn out. ALLEN LYON, Chancellor. 8-12-2t Dly Stop! Don't You Cut Off My Leg "Had 51-ulcers my Doctors wanted off Peterson's cured me William J.

NY Wilder Street, Roche ester, Use Peterson's Ointment old sores; salt rheum and all skis diseases. It pimples and blackhead less than 10 days and leaves th Skin clear and pleasant to 100k 35 cents a' bOx." Scout in Custer's Army Matt Dunham, the "Old Man of the Mountain," seventy-two years old and the night watchman of the Glacier Park hotel in the Rocky mountains, can tell, and does tell, many an interesting story to tourists of his days as hunter, trapper guide and scout in Custer's ermy. At the time of the memorable battle of the Little Big Horn Dunham was out on a scouting trip and escaped the slaughter. Four Lose Lives In Accidents In Indiana Sunday (Special by the United Press.) Indianapolis, Aug. 11-Automobile accidents claimed four lives and a dozen seriously injured in Indiana Sunday.

An interurban car struck an auto at LaPorte, killing Alvin Rush, 36, his wife, Muriel, 25, and John Jeffery, 27, all of Three Oaks, Mich. Jeffery's 3 year old son was probably fatally injured. Mrs. Rebecca Winslow, Indianapolis, was killed and four others were injured when their auto was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train near Seymour. After Leo Hass, 20, of Jasper, had been missing for eight hours, his body was found pinned beneath the wreckage of his auto in a' corn' field car Jasper.

George Holliday, 65, of Rushville was perhaps fatally injured last night when the automobile being driven by his daughter, turned over in a ditch south of Muncie. 'He is in a hospital Three otler persons were in serious auto wrecks 'Sunday. FERGUSON FAMILY REUNION AT PARK Fifty-one members of the Ferguson family were present at the reunion held in Belvidere park yester day, the families of Mrs. Bishop Fen guson, Youen, Richard, Martin and Frank Ferguson being represented. A picnic spread was enjoyed at the noon hour and the hours following were passed with games and contests.

The day also marked the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Miller of Santa Monica, California.

Mrs. Miller is the daughter. of Mrs. Bishop Ferguson. The eldest person present at the delightful gathering was Mrs.

Bishop Ferguson, who is 84 years old, and the youngest her great granddaughter, the three weeks old daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gates of Harvard, Ill. OLD TIME DANCE Wednesday night, Beaver Valley hall. Taylor's orchestra.

8-11-2tD 3 PAIRS SHOES $1.00 On Dollar Day at Belvidere Shoe Hospital. Read my ad on Page 3. 8-12-2tD CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all the neighbors and, friends kindness shown, all that sent flowers, the singers and to all that furnished automobiles at the time of our recent bereavement. MRS.

LOUISE ZINKE, FRANK ZINKE, ALBERT BERG, ROBERT BERG. 8-12-1t Bad Legs That Ache with Swollen on Varicose Veins es are wi ONE'S BALD OIL In hundreds of cases it Has re duces the veins to normal and given blessed relief. Our Day Offering For this Day we have two very fine specials, both very practical and worth three times the price of $1 We do not have cuts 16 illustrine here in this ad, but you can see them in our south window on Tuesday and Wednesday. The First Special The Second Special A fine all hard wood clothes Then we haven't forgotten bars, 4 ft. high, 33 inches wide, the boys and pinks, for we have with 40 lineal ft.

of drying a fine Coaster Wagon, of good space. home can afford: size and designed to hold the one of these clothes bars at weight of a 200-lb. man. The this price. boys and girls will appreciate this wonderful value.

SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW. Witbeck Ranger Judge Fulton At Rockford Aug. 20 (Special to Daily Republican) Rockford, Aug. 11-Circuit Judge William J. Fulton, Sycamore, is scheduled to resume the hearing of the Didgivanni vs.

Wright suit in circuit court here Aug. 20. The case has been in the courts for several months and this is the third hearing Judge Fulton has call-. ed. The suit is to set aside a contract entered into between the participants in which the complainant is said to have agreed to trade some city real estate for farm property owned by Wright.

Didgivanni now contends that the farm property was misrepresented WARREN FARMER PLANS RAISING FOXES (Special to Daily Republican) Warren, Aug. 11-Believing there is -big money in the raising of silver foxes, John Their, farmer, has purchased from a Darlington company two pairs of foxes and will go into the business. He will take a course of instructions at Darlington in the care of the animals before he removes them to his own farm near here. Ice Cream Social Tuesday night on St. John's church lawn by the Young People.

Everybody welcome. 8-9-2td Malt Marrow AN IDEAL TONIC Recommended by physicians 2 Bottles for 25c SIDNEY H. VEACO The Rexall Stun 10 Michelin Balloon Tires are now running a new Tire Era TE is herethe balloon era- and Michelin is its leader any more Michelin Tires punctures as regular cord tires. are in use than of any other make. They have 4th They give a new joy to motoring which must be experiproved that: enced to be appreciated.

1st They last at least as long as ordinary tires. 2nd They save hundreds of dollars per car by protecting the car from jars and jolts. 3rd They average just as few PIERCE Begin with a pair on your rear wheels and use up your old tires in front. The only spare you need is one of your old tires. No change of rims or wheels necessary.

D. CHERRY -Kardell Carlsen. POPLAR GROVE-Poplar Grove Garage..