Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 8

THE DAILY REPUDLICAr; BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1928. Eicht KIDNAP PLOT RECORD TbWeather 5fi MARK IS mm NOT SO COOL TOXKJHT IS WEATHER PROMISE Chicago. Sept. -2i.

--Wetjther forecast until 7 p. Thursday, ihHued by V. feather bureau: EARLY TONIGHT AND TOMORROW am Algood Brand, none better, made at Elgin, see the price For Chicago and vicinity: Part cloudy to cloudy tonight and Thursday, possibly ZANE GREY'S an cool tonight; gentle to uioiler- STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OK TWO $OUX SONS OK CHICAGO HANK Kit FROM TODD ACADEMY LEADS AUTHOEI- atu shirting winds. For Illinois: cloudy to cloudy tonight and Thursday. MERCURY DOWN TO JM A HOVE IX HKIA1DKKK WEATHER I1UREAU REIOHTS ALL EAIt-LYKAIX RECORDS IIROKKN NOT QUITE SO (YKL TO- TIES TO'THIXK THEY HAVE showers Thursday in the All shoulder cuts, per pound XKiHT RUT LOW TEMPERA- llEKV KIDNAPED portion; uoi so cuoi lonigtu; A TURK WILL CONTINUE.

IS OX. 8 riing temperature Thursday li: the south portion. Kor Wisconsin: Somewhat unsettled tonight and Thursday; not so cool' tonight in the south All records for low tempera The two boys, who flheiHiraml ture-o early in the fall for Belve from TVxitl Hovh' academy at WITH who, 'portion. 50c Jar Mince Meat: dere and vicinity were Uroketi early tills morning when (he mercury dipped down to 24 degrees above KKlstH 'yraterdny and i were believwl to have ben UllIMIVltA kUI-, jnaiietl, walkel into the police Ma 1 43c 25c Monarch brand, it hasJ the real taste, full 2 pound jar jgcro, 8 degrees, below the. freez I Large can.

Monarch brand. Solid 'pack. 2 cans for lt Ion at Algonquin this afternoon jsiui Maid had run away. were walking to'ChlcaKO. ing line.

According to weather data kept by. Lyon Anderson over several years past the local temperature has kept above the mark until the month of No $2.25 PilHclpwys 3x2ms Wiom Highest patent, none better at any price vember. They have no record of BETTY BRORSON, AND ALL STAR CAST A STORY OK THE TTLK OM XTRY DONE IX AXE UKKY'H INIMITABLE STYLE, COWBOYS. RUSTLERS, A PRETTY IIKROIXE, A HVXDSOME HERO, HARD RIDIXfl ADVENTURE AM) A PICTURE FOB EVERYONE ALSKt)'XEWS AND PAf HE REVIEAV HAOLEY GOES BEFORE JURY Oil THURSDAY wrathe-r so. cold during the months of September and Octob Woodstock.

Sept. 26 earcli is heiiiB conducted here and through-lout the county for Robert and Jo-jtph yprinR, aged 11 and 8 years, i respectively, sons of Robert Chicago banker, who have been mysteriously nitssinB from the Todd Boys' academy here er. Gil $1 Wave Hits South. announcement was 49 pound sit $2.00 24i pound This jt the lowest price for many days made by the weather bureau. Chicago station, thi morning.

In "sirce noon Tuesday Authorities here are Inclined to. its report of conditions the bureau stated that the freezing area last night extended ras far-south 'suspect ktdnapine altlioush no Cocoa: For a iot drink, see the whole pound it iuugiuiuta. Piping fresh from the kettle, SPECIAL PROSECUTOR BY X)l'RT' TO PIWBK CllKME tXDITiOXS IX.M'HEXRY tXUXTY WILL WVX.IS WORK TOMORROW J.VMI.EY. HXHIFS HIS PART. price, 10c 19c ward as northern Tennessee and into western North Carolina; breaking all weather bureau 1 per doxefh ords for early in autumn.

Snow Wesson Oil: (threatening letter has been received tJV the father. The boys' fronv Sprim? is di-ivorced, was communicated with at. her home in 'Chicago, and told' oi their disappearance, but could 'shed no lisht on it; i The boys disappeared dunni! the-, noon hour recess and no trace of them has been found. Pears (Not Kiefer's): f. For fill in the northern lake region 29c 53C Special demonstration 60c size can.

53c; 35e size" can Cold Will font lime. There Is no prospect for Im fitate's Attorney V. S. I.umley hamj completed Ms laying Qt evidence In-fore the McHenry 10 pounds mediate relief from the cold -FRIDAY-- HOOT GIBSON IN "IVild West Show" Community Singing AND A ONE HEEL FOOTBALL PICTURE. SHOWI.VO JUST HOW PLAYS ARE MADE.

IX SLOW county gt-and jury at Woodstock wave. The general forecast said I 3VIGWAM TEA: HILLS BROS. COFFEE Is here. Try a pound. fuesday.

Special Prosecutor the abnormal cool weather will continue tonight over most of the Genuine uncolored Jap, try a pound in your next order Although this is the first year at the academy for the brothers were highly popular with their classmates and apparently Charles Hadley will go before the j'iry tomorrow morninc in cfrcuit court to press the drive on lawless elements in the county. The grand jury has so far made no report nor will it until Hadley nas finished presenting evidence lug up by die Citizens' league of wi re entirely happy and satisfied PURE CTDKR VINEGAR vinegar EH, FflSL district. In the southern area the temperature will begin to moderate Thursday. Rising temperature is forecast for southern Illinois Thursday and It will be a few degrees warmer in Chicago and vicinity tonight. Chicago's tSE OUR "USE OUR PURE CIDER iwith.their lite at the school.

Their room in the dormitory 'had not been disturbed and they Idappeared without taking any- lowest mark was at 7 o'clock this with them besides thecloth- Cc I I i6z thejt. wore. Spring is in Woodstock today agisting in the search for his. beys. I morning when the thermometer at the weather burea-u station registered 35 abojre.

establishing a new for Chicago. Unsettled conditions re developing in the west and northwest and jnay extend to western Illinois with showers probable by Thursday. the county, which charges that vice is rampant in various parts of countv. W. J.

Kittle of Crystal Lake, was named foreman of the grand jury on Monday morning. State's attorney tLumley tinted the jurors ru give full co-operation in clearing up the cloud which hangs over, tie county due to many insinuations made against county officials during; the pat "ff weeks. I MS "Not so cool tonight In south portion' is part of the the Temporarily (for a Week or so) we forecast for Wisconsin. Hadley announced he would not address the iury until the state" attorney had finished his wnr't it. The erand Jury was requested by Judge E.

D. Shurtleff to go Modernize It Remodel Your Band Ring to the Fashions of Today Let us convert your old-fashioned wedding rlngr ao that you will be proud to show It to your friends! We won't touch any marks of sentiment on the inside. Expert Workmanship Guaranteed CORNELL REAM 70 Springtime -Warmth IS EVERY ROOM IS POSSIBLE O.VLY WITH Sartor Heating TbHt feeling of happiness and wtftl-being that come on perfect Sprii4r days can be enjoyed by your family the winter. Why not; enjoy this living com- SEVERELY irJJURFD in 1 i sils Tenia)' Temperature. From the low point of 24 early iJiis morulnr the mercury rose- to 5 during tbe day and up to 2 o'-c ock this afternoon, ten degrees higher than yesterday.

A year ago today the mercury, ranged frcm 51 to 56, with rain during the day and night. jearefuliy info ail matters present. wiU continue business in our old location. Sfldfiusy EI. Veac DRUGGIST ej by the state.

MraL. Garrett of Rockford, of Belvidore, ia.at High CO land hospital here suffering with a broken jaw acid other injuries res-ulting from a fall down the cellar stairs at the home of Mr. aTia Mrs. George Lewis, 40H West IVrry street. The jaw injury necessitated an operation to set the SCHOLARSHIP AGAIN mm TO STAfD THE TEST YOU MED THE BEST GIFTS THAT LAST JEWELERS AND OPTICIAN? Fine Watch Repairing.

Telephone No. 431. brfken bone. Dr. Rogers oft 1 A BANISH ALL WASHING CARES! E.

D. Shurt- rilof kford was here this forenoon Owing to Judge Call 113, J.M. jf to. assist Dr. R.

B. Andrews iu'ieffs presence being required on curing for the fracture, which was the bench of the McHenry county i complicated one. Other Injuries circuit court at Woodstock today, i.wtre bruises and sprains. circuit court here was adjourned BE 1 1 Use our wet wash service and b'ave more time for the other duties. 'THE TROY" LAUNDRY Cunningham 029 SOUTH STATE ST.

I until 1j o'clock Thursday morn jing on Tuesday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock, i When court auaui convenes. vile ads NEW PRO- Phone 197 HIGH STANDARDS OF DERE HIGH SCHOOL TO HECWiXITIOX IN NATIONAL HONRS California Is for Hoover, Says Brush "It seems to me as I travel atound over California that about nine out of ten. people are for trial of the partition action brought by Cora Blodgett auaini-t Andrew T. Blodgett, I al, will lit resumed, the case having been up on Tuesday. (iltAM BASED ON SCHOLASTIC.

A( 4'4MPLISH FOSTERED BY THE RETT A KAPPA SOCIETY. PERSONALS 1 1 Good Specials for Thursday and Friday Bean Hole Beans, 2 pans for 25c Fresh Zion Fig Bars, per lb. 10c Pet Milk, large cans, 3 for 29c Canned Salmon, for salmon loaf, can 18c Gloria Flour, large sack $1.95 Batavia Oats, quick or regular 23c First, Shipment Country Style Sausage. Fresh Select Oysters Logan Avenue Grocery and Meats i Hoover foe president," writes Tid-! win Brush, Belvidere magician, jfrorn lios Gatos. Calif.

Mr. Brush isays it looks as if Hoover "put the whole state on ice for hU'i-Uelf" when he was there recent1 Mr. and Mrs. Brush are being 'well received with their school (Special to Dal'y Reixiblican. I Washingion, Sept 2S-- Belvl-! dire, high school's Iii'kIi acad-: einic standards are soon to win recognition In the new national honor program, which the f'hij A Mrs.

Charley W. Earl and daughter, Miss Dorothy, spent part the day in Rockford. Mrs. S. Jack Edwards and Mrs.

Gertrude Curtis Shattuck have returned from a couple of days' buy- libber i Be ta Kappa society is about to I Htrvicf program in the schools of nj trip to Chicago. carry into the leading secondary schools of the United States in at) efiert to offset influences which On Sept. 20 they pre-1 in Danlela Is at Springtide) fori iisenieu meir entertainment ot a few days in attendance al the 'magic in the high school at Palo Ik of convention. the I Alto," the home city of iRcpublican standard bearer. NEW mm is Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Brldson and daughter, MIkh Garnet, and son Buford visited in Chicago today. Mr, and Mrs. Dell Decker were at Sycamore Sunday to visit Mrs. Myrtle Eychaner at Sycamore hoa- Seek Lloyd Newell in Radio Broadcast it believes are making for mater-ISillnm and for an -overemphasis or.

athletics, it was learned litre today. The tentative plan calls for the organization of scholarship socie-t'e. Careful watch will be kept that the standards of each local society conform definite requirements. When a student has teen a member of his scholarship society over a definite period up to the time of graduation, 'he receives embossed upon hla credential the seal of the fed- Daniels visited ln Mrs. George Radio stations last night yesrday.

i invj T. J. Moan of Rockford. form- ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO A Newell. brother of Mrs.

Erneat C. er'y of this city, was in town to-Lunisden, to inform him of tiagedy which has overtaken his Don Odjlaroarded ft morn IS THE BEST PROTECTION AGAINST TROUBLE Why take a chance on going through C0HTENTEP sli ter's home in Dixon so that be lnS train -nrr-Marengo. ersl, and thus become "seal would have time to return from kfarer." This, will result In a de WINTER- Paul Schmidt of ho has been viailing. hla uncle Paul Schmidt of Lena." been viailing. hla uncle jnonJiern Wisconsin before the fu-lwho the mortality of nerai services to be held for Mr.

and aunt for a week, has la Ken ajptomising students It is believed. Get your signature rubberized" and then i when you ihave an occasion to sign your name nost anyone will be able to read it. The cost small. Ash us about it to day, Lumsden on Thursday afternoon, positioff" it' the National sewing qb entering college the Incom- WV(p(; Mr. Newell and Mrs.

Kewell, and Machine company and will start jn Illinois "seal bearer" will be Mt. and -Mrs. Gates White arejwork tomorrow morning. I aligned an adviser who has ma in northern Wisconsin, but an ef- Mrs. John Charlton la spending Jo tle particular field, 'in for, to locate them by telephone the day in Chicago.

Iwhlch the new student is chiefly the winter with a roof that may leak. Don't delay; And have Belvidere men put on a good roof at a reasonable price. If you are looking forward, toward a comfortable, contented winter you should make sure that the furniture In your failed. At one place they had! John Alexander went to Chica- interested. Accordingly, the tran- 'go this morning.

"sit ion from home surrounding to home provide for the enjoyment of every member of your 1 1 Tl -W famllv MnnitH mnA 4.11, UA Mrs. James Bowley was a West new InatiTfftTtilf wtthrtta attend-Chlcago caller today. ant perplexity, confusion and Henry Feltz had business at l.nmesickneaa will be made less just left when telephone con-nettiona were secured. Appoint Receiver for Stockton Bank Huntley today. frightful Oroupa will be urged to.

make, Mr. and Mr. Everett Norton over? Add a nice desk, chair and desk lamp to your living room and see what a difference It makes. Put a new spring and mattress on your bed and be prepared for the long winter. We have a surprise for you mattresses.

reputations for their schools aa outspoken advocates of scholar of Elgin were the guests of relatives in town over Willia Hatch, of Washington. D. was a guest of hla aunt, Mrs. Attorney W. S.

Eaton, of 111., was today appointed re- ship. Just aa athletic teams try to, win glory for their Alma Maters.1 cr iver for th Stockton State bank Van Dure at Stockton, which was -recently iDofa Stewart. 312 THE DAILY REPUBLICAN closed bw state bank "examiners. 'street, today. The young inM.

ra.NVKK()M ttrwui iu i BYRAM AJKINS A court order bfi f- who ia attached to the Washlng-I "Ira. Ethel Smith underwent an "TWOUVE BIRDS PHONEG7 Telephone No. 17. ,40 years of service straining Ralph and P. E.

Ham- ton navy yard, haa been at Ole- operation for appendicitis at the nond. frlncipal stockholder-, wein, Iowa, to visit relatives He. Highland honfital thia forenoon from diopooing of any of Ibelr "left hr auto forthe national n-lard her condition i refarded a tiitt 11. i afternoon. favorable.

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