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The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
POOL ROOMS ALLOWED
TO KEEP OPEN, SUNDAY

There appears to have been a
Slight clash OF authority in the 20
licement department over the ques-
ton OF closing pool rooms. sunday.
TIE police captains OF the various
precincts through their men. served
notice on every pool room proprietor
last week To close UP tight on sun
day. but the proprietors We're happily
surprised. Saturday night, when the
order was contaminated by Police
Commissioner smith. The commits
sioner says that while many OF the
pool rooms are menace TO the COM
munity, others are properly conduct
ed and should not be interfered with.
The order TO close did not emanate
from him. he says.
Seven saloonkeepers who failed 10
live up TO the regulations imposed by
the department We're closed by the
police, Sunday Those punished are:
Thomas Walch. No. loo Gratiot-ave.;
Theodore Mar. 1S7 Beaubien-st. De
troit hotel, 10 Elizabeth-st west; Al
bert j. Minty. 203 Woodward-ave. ;
Thomas Dubuc ga Woodward-aye. ;
James Mcdowell. 257 Jefferson-aye.
west. and Alexander f. Schmitke. PA
Beaubien-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
F. c. BELLEM0RE
TAKES A BRIDE
WINDSOR MAN SUED FORMER
FlANcEE FOR RETURN OF
ENGAGEMENT RING

The marriage OF Fred {. Bellemore.
Windsor druggist and Miss julie &.
Sullivan, a nurse. OF Detroit, was quiet
~ celebrated at = 30 o'clock Monday
morning In IS. Peter and Pauis ca
thedral ON Adelaide-st. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. John A
Gabriels. assistant pastor OF the
church. Mr.. Bellemore and his bride
will make their home In Detroit.
The groom came prominently before
the public few weeks ago when ne
instituted one OF the most novel suits
known in Canada To recover a valu-
able diamond engagement ring given
d Walkerville young woman. His ex-
fiancee refused 10 follow the usual
course OF procedure by returning the
ring after the engagement had been
broken. so he began suit 10 recover IL.
The case was bitterly contested. but
the plaintiff was given decree. thus
establishing a notable precedent in
both the United States and Canada.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
AUTO STARTS ON
PER|LOUS TRIP
ATTEMPT TO BE MADE TO DRIVE
REGAL 80" FROM DETROIT
TO SYRACUSE.

Regal So" Detroit-made auto
mobile that sells for $3.50. left the
Pontchartrain AT 1880 Monday after
noon on one OF the most unique dem
constructions ever attempted by low
priced car
An attempt is To be made TO drive
the car across four states into syria
cuse. y. Y, under circumstances that
make the trip seem almost foolhardN
The roads, as result OF the heavy
fall OF snow, followed by the rapid
thaw were never in worse condition
That those in charge Of the machine
have some appreciation OF the OBJ
stacles. although not dismayed. Is evi
denced by the fact that they are
taking along snow shovels, spades and
tackle. all OF which equipment is some
what suggestive OF what's expected
The machine will he in charge Of
George ID. Wilcox, OF the Moro Sales
Co. of Syracuse, y. y. who drove the
winning car in the famous run from
New York TO Paris and the venture y
unde rtaken as the result OF a discus
sion between Mr. Wilcox and George
W. Franklin, sales manager for the
Regal. the former claiming the trip i'm
possible w. Smith one OF the Rega
drivers. and Mr.. Bern, OF the company
will accompany Mr.. Wilcox In the
car. Bulletins on The progress OF the
party will be posted by II. II. Thorpe
sales agent of the Regal. Nos. 1913
WoOdward-ave.
job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co. Is John r st. Phone 1925.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
Apple.-Fancy. ,5955o; common. 81

|
nu,ter-1Board quotations: Creamery
CabIngr-ehc per 10.
Csuiinow~r-s22s per crate.
Def tfae For Rss $50 p ca tfais
/ Ice; Limburger, 1sc. brick. IN 9isc;
scewsitneIt a ,sSIsc I per H. ,,,7sa,,,,
! per leo lbs.
Crnnberrie.-Fancy. ,4a45O per bu.
Dressed Caives-Fancy. lo9ilc. com
pressed Hos.-Light sasAc: me-
dunn. 797hc per ID.
ExR.--Board quotations: Fresh re-
!s.iiSS second patent q. ,S.sS; straight.
Feed-JobbIns lots. bran. .s27; coarse
ss5'oo; coarse middlIngs. SIS; Gns mid
Finaan Iirdd,e.-sc per ID.
house. Sc 25G25o doz; lettuce. I5c 10:
nips' 75c per bu. tomatoes. ss.75 1900;
d9l; way beans: s. per ~; Pis, plant
et.,. Eruit-i,-s Is 9,,Is per box
Srsp:.EMaiasas. ,sSs per Dbl
io@iie' -1traeteh' s9snc per ID.
following prices for bsied hey In car
i slSsoa Mo- D'tT0't .,oSi H ''% siesss
% %tssc and ,sg oas s,ra W. .sscSs ton:
Sec Sc: k HS' cured sieeH 30. Vi isc: 20.
ss, ED srSss 5 No. ,se; IN No. No
calf cured. No. 1. Ice: No. 2. 14hc;
horse hides. no. /. ,s.257 No; p s225;
sheep skins as to wool; ocYsi;so:
Hardware-wirs nails: ssss base;
steel. sa3o base: galvanized oarbed
wire, so-rod spoons. t2so; par ron.
el.ss pei. cwt: axes. single bit. 70 per
inch and larger. black 20 per cent 90
list: galvanized. 50 per cent on. sheet
iron. black, rs guage: 81 per cw'' gar
vspized $40 per cwe
Lines-Sl per 100
Lemons-California. 33.+o03.7s per
S.ssa.:%sc.nisS sssf "a ID per crate.
Michigan, s696sc per bu, Cuban 'i'ze
ors.xe-caiifornis. navsis. '2.7s0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ss.50sso per
crate. tl.5o92 per dos ~
seed. SIC gal, less i per cent TOR cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight ksro-
sene. shc: turpentine. In oarrei lots
Eop cor.-Ears inOsc per ID: ,,.
Observation-Disclosures, s04s5c per bu:
ear lots. Z. o. b. Detroit. 75qsoc per ou'
ns s.. ss,mgdss 'ais ger Strings s1 40
1thc: geese. i2Qlsc; ducks, 14@iss;
turkeys. young, n20c; old toms ieh
9l7e. Dres.ed-tiens. ,ith giSe 10
l6a17c; turkeys. young. Fl case ola
toms, 194 zoe per ID.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
Bexubfskered Gents,
You'd Better o4potd
The Windsor Ferry

wearers OF hirsute adornment, la
Gov. Hughes, will do well TO avoid the
Windsor ferries. on and after this
date. since Mrs. Mary Brandt visited
police headquarters and told Detec-
tive Jim Cotter a long story about
an errant husband and some false
whiskers.
Cotter, with a look OF grim deter
mination, left the station shortly af-
ferward, hieing toward the ferry,
where troublous times for the be
whiskered are apt 10 occur.
Mrs. Brandt reported that n war
rant, charging her husband with non
support and desertion, has been wait
ing service for about a year. Finally.
nhe resolved to do little detective
& work OF her own, and succeeded Ia
Tracing her spouse to Windsor, she
oays
And he's the nervy thing" she an
nounced. "He comes across real fire.
quently now. but he wears false
wig. whiskers and mustache.
1T will be easy to catch him.
>hough." she continued. "He has a
<ancer on his chin. so all you1l have
~ do will be 20 take a pull at the
.hiskers. and II it's my husband, they
W come OF and the cancer will
&ow.r
Which brought the light OF deter.
nation into Cotter's eyes as he
- toward the ferry.
- prInflnw don~ rtxht TSm~~ prs,s-
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
cMAR KETS
LIVE STOCK.
EAST ntEFAIo-Cio-..

FAST BUFFALp. y. y. Feb. -.
Cattle-ReCeipts 2.5oo. market slow, 10
gao 20 l. 4OO-lh. steers. $0.50ub, 1850 to
1850 lbs. $50 S.es, heifers. 500 - >
COWS. $50 q DO. balls. sS,s5M 3 20.
Receipts 900 head. active -ef
higher. Gull 10 choice, s65OM 10, %.
sheep ana I.ambs-Receipts 2s,0oO
he al active. STEADY; lambs. sSs5M
SIS. yearlings sG.e5us. wethers. 81 80
as; ewes S5M5..5. mixed sheep. 81, 80
1898. Gull sheep. ssQ4s5. lIogs-Rc-
ceipts 1890 head. slow. best grades
&c lower. pigs l 81 lower, workers., So 40
ffss5. pigs, 81 20 ~ SO: mixed. 1898 4.
fi575. stays $sb4.s5.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
GIRLS DEATH CAUSED
BY UNSANITARY SCHOOL

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 22.-(Spe.
cial.D FOREST Cable, l9.year-old high
school girl. died Sunday. and the doc
tors say her sickness and death were
brought about by the unsanitary con-
oi,ion OF the Lansing high school
building.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished BY
Lewis q. Gorton. las Majestic building.
Esh f0OQs
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
PRODUCE.

The Saturday produce market was
not active and was without special
feature Butter was shade frrner In
tone. Eggs are still somewhat un-
settled but for the day. the tone was
little firmer Dealers were not look
ing for any price changes today. bu-
thought the next move would be up
ward unless couple OF cars OF west
ern eggs. said TO he on the way here
should get in Poultry was all cleaned
up and was called Arm and steady. and
the market. as a whole. was as hereto.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
started Monday morning by Gertrude
b. VS.. Robert NJ. McCulloch; Edith y.
VS.. William J. DeMattie. and Caroline
VS.. George Burkhardt.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
SEVERAL Pc RS0NS
KILLED BY TORNADO

EUREKA, Kans.. Feb. PA tor
nadO struck the small towns OF Reecc
and Utopia. near here. toGay. IL Is
reported several persons were killed.
Wires are down and details cannot be
-Herffreti "
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
IT he Nations Paw N"
BY ROY NORTON

dinner on the table, and was starting
away when "a new thought struck
him.
Like the last editions. sir" he
queried
Yes" the captain answered, and
the Judge smiled, grimly.
The waiter brought a moist bundle
into the room. A heading was promi-
nent. Candidate Lester furious" 1t
screamed Declares he never au-
thorized raising of campaign funds
from corporations" And, again, in
smaller type: Says Captain Barnes
spoke without authority, which is
equivalent 60 calling pretty army pet
liar. Captains father yet to be
heard from"
IN ICK leaned back with a groan. The
~ Judge read the stories between
bites, saw that they were dated from "A
special en- route To Washington, where
the candidate would be waited upon
by the notification committee, and in.
cidentally that his daughter the
fair Miss Grace" was with him. He
laid the papers down, reached in his
pocket, took out slip numbered one,
and handed It to his companion, who
was leaning his head on his hand and
elbow beside his half.fnished dinner.
Dick opened IL. and read:
First, Lester will deny and papers
will distort denial to show you up
more of liar than ever"
He was stupefied by this increased
publicity, and so gave but little
thought to the prediction and the fact
that Tiger Riley had foretold exactly
what would happen.
IF man wants TO find out how
many kinds of NUT he is" the Judge
remarked, she wants TO go into poll
tics or join the Masons. If he stands
both of these, the judgment day and
ST. Peter can't make him turn
hair"
Dick did not hear him. Through his
own mind was running the greatest
blow of all Graces father would now
be convinced that he had acted the
traitor and also that he had by dis
torting the account OF what had hap
pened at that caucus aboard the Bra
I'll, deliberately lied i'm his interview.
This meant that he would insist on
breaking OF the betrothal with her,
unless time cooled his temper. II was
like living i'm a continuous nightmare
after a long season of love and con-
tent.
A tap on the door, an order to come
in, and a messenger entered with a
bunch of kilograms in his grimy fist,
and his hat cooked insouciantly on
the bank of his head.
"Ah, the second" the ex-boss said,
as the officer signed the receipt slip,
and tore open the envelope, exposing
the narrow yellow sheet.
Cant believe stories as published
true. If So you've made grave mis-
takes. and, in any event, want you
to remain completely out of politics,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

cent free ichaWe % those hoapply Fimply lepa
Ing name and address. IL 10 called the kKESSL1N
TREATMENT. and many people who have used Il h9ys
month when large quantities OF were taken off No
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hips checks quickly vanish without exercising,
eetng, Or In any way interfering with your customary
habits. Rhepnasm, Asthma, Kidney and Heart Irouhea
leayS a9 h is reduced IL does IL In an ABSOLUTELY
for there Us atom IN the treatment
that not beneficial Co all the organs 50 send pane and
St. New York City. gpd yoY Will receive nge trial treat.
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and letters Of ndouemept from those who have AIKEN Tie
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this will be sent without Ia shape n
Sorm Let them hear from you promptly.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
| Cured My Rupture
4 Will Show You HOVE.
To Cure Yours FREEl
AZ Church 81.

was helpless and bed.ridden for years from
a double rupture wore many different kinds OF
trusses. Some were torturos, some positively
dangerous. and none would hold the rupture.
The doctors told me could not cure IL without
a surgical operation. But | fooled them all,
and cured myself by simple method which /
discovered Anyone can use IT, and viii send
the cure free by mall postpaid, TO anyone who
writes for It. FIN out the coupon below and
mail it 20 me today,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

form, and 1 am ready to tcll
any woman who VIII write me,
how tho French society women
and leading actresses develop
their busts and an out the hol-
lows of the neck, BY what is
admitted by authorities - be
tho only scientific, certain
method known.
~ your bust lacks devclop.
mcnt or iirmness, I VIII tell you
how Co bcautify ~. I viii not
charge anything for this AT.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
Throat And Lung Diseases

The TOXO.A ARsORBENT In the most reliable cure for
All of Throat aud Lung Troubles They have cured
Pneumonia. pleurRN swollen Tonsils, Asthma, Brun-
chts 0otre swollen GLANDS and other diseases Of the
throat and lungs.
The Toxo-Absorbcnts actually draw out and absorb
the and posons which the cause of the dis
ease They the only remedy which cures by rem0v
ing the We have many letters like thtsi
81 suffered more than thirty years with Asthma,
Bronchitis and Lung Disease. Nothing helped The
suffering terrible. and the doctors told me could
live three months heard OF your treatment ana
used Toxo Absorbcnts ana had immediate relief In
short time was entirely cured. Mrs. l. A. Peacock
lansing, Mich. .
The ToNoAbsorbents have far greater curative power
drugs. have cured hundreds OF caeea which
have been pronounced incurabe by the doctoiu- All
Books sent Send names of suffering friends.
Write about your No charge for correspond
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~ Church So. Rochester. NJ. ".
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

vice-it h free, All that ask Is that send niTT
cents 10 pay postage and viii reply at once perS
sonRlly"
Address hcr. Madame Dorothy De Ia Revere Suite
1890 1884 Byron 81, Chicago, IA
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
How French Women
Develop The Form

'-The number OF undevcloped women In America is
astonishing" says Nine. Dorothy De Ia Revere.
III here in America teach your beautifuI faced
women that the face does not attract much the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
AFFECTS THIS
YEARS REVENUE
Bond Legislation of Last Legis-
lature in Force July ! Says
Attorney General.
AVOIDS SCARCITY OF CASH
Counties Will Be Enabled to Make
Larger Levy-An Other Taxes
Remain Same.

Springfield. H., July IA. Especially
The county boards of review must
change their figures for this years
assessment to make them conforms
with the new revenue acts. The ssoss
called Busse bond bills which went
into effect July /. 1909 and which
provides that property in the state
shall hereafter be assessed at one
third of the actual cash vvalue. The
of one-fifth as has been the custom
heretofore. according to an opinion
rendered to Auditor sof Public Acc
counts Mccullough by ATTORNEY Gem
eral Stead today.
Affects This Years Amusement.
The attorney general holds that
the new law. affects the assessment of
1909 and that the board of review
must revise the figures in their books
on both real and personal property
and make the assessed valuation one
bird of the actual cash value. The
attorney general states that in all
cases except in county taxes the
new law reduces the maximum tax
levy so that the amount of taxes de-
rived will be the same as under the
old law.
Counties May Raise More.
In the case of counties, the coun-
ty will be able to raise more taxes,
as their limit of Is cents tax to the
500 of assessed valuation under the
old law remains unchanged under the
new law. Counties will therefore, be
enabled to raise more revenue under
the new law.
The object of the law, however.
was primarily to enable cities to in
crease their bonded Indebtedness.
provided the voters voted in favor
of more bonds, there being one of the
bills which provides that no city
council shall issue bonds except for
the refund of bonds except the issue
is authorize dby the voters.
1 Both Effective Now.
The attorney general holds that
the bill reducing the rate of taxation
having become effective July 1. 1903.
the act changing the rate of assess
ment would have to become effective
on this side or the mayors of munic-
qualities would not be able to raise
enough revenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
MRS. LUMMIS TALKS OF
WORK FOR CHILDREN
Quincy Woman Believes Juvenile
Courts and Industrial Educa.
ton Most Important.

Mrs. Josie Lummis of Quincy. super
irtendent of the Illinois w. c. T. u.
department of anti.child labor who will
attend the w. c. T. U. convention here
in October, says of her work:
There is no department in the
Wcman's Christian Temperance Un-
ioii, which surpasses in Importance 10
tho future citizenship of our great
country, the department of anti-child
labor, juvenile courts and industrial
education. 1t is the aim of this de-
partment to study child labor; Grimm
olcgy of child labor, source, results.
l,hysical degeneracy, abnormal condi-
tens and preventions.
IN the mines of our state, in the
cotton belt of the south. in the mills
OF the east and manufacturing centers
| of our country, there are children
operating or feeding wonderful ma
chimes, and in the mining centers es-
lpecially, one can see little ones per-
forming labor fit for only full grown
| men. and so daily and monthly and
yearly the monster. greed, demands
this horrible sacrifice of child life.
1.-The Juvenile court is without doubt
oEe of the most important branches
of state government, having jurisdic-
! ton, as it does. over the actions uf
the boys and girls of the state. The
i, functions of court place it in the.
! position of welding greater influence
i in the formation of future citizenship
OF the city than any other agency.
Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver, Colo.
has won national and international
fame through his great work as juven-
/, lie court judge.
! "The white ribbon women of the
state of Illinois, composed largely Of
mothers. hope to help educate, agi-
tate and legislate" for the projection
of the child. No greater tribute could
be paid any man than to have 1t truly
said the world is little better for
our having been in it-and particularly
emphatic and impressive Is such testi-
mony when it comes from the innocent
lips of childhood ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
1Oc America Batiste, Sc

1000 yards in pretty wash Batistes-
tan with black and brown figures,
white with red. blue and black fig
ures. Ideal fabrics for the house
dress. picnic frocks, and children's
garments. We ourselves could not
have bought these goods thirty days
ago for less than &c yard at whole
sale. but the lucky purchase brings
10c America Batiste 80
to you at. yard ................JI
Bargain Lane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
Notice of Meefind.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Black Hawk Homestead.
Building. Loan & Savings association
will be held on Tuesday evening. July
20, 1909, at the hour of 8 O'Clock p. m.
at the secretary's office. room 80. Peo-
pies National bank building. Rock Is
land, ILL.,, for the purpose OF electing
four directors for the period Of three
years, and for such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing. E. D. SWEENEY, President
T. ]. Medill, Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
Hosiery and Underwear
Event

There is little more to say than this:
If you appreciate these lalues as we
do. there will probably be repre-
sentative from every family in the
tri-cities during this event.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR-50c worth
75c, lace trimmed Union. Suits.
$1.e5 Pure Lisle Thread Union Suits,
lace trimmed, S9c.
91c, worth CSC Lisle thread drawers,
umbrella style, lace trimmed
Vests, 3 styles, some trimmed with
lace. 10c, 8 for Csc
25c for Vests Worth 5Oc-Swiss vests.
ribbed vests of mercerized Isle, in
white, plain er-lace trimmed.
CHILDREN'S.. STOCKINGS for CSC
for 15c and zoe. grades-Fine lace,
black, white and colored.
Zoe for 1sc stockings-60 doz. chill
dren's plain black ribbed hose. triple
knee, extra spliced iln
WOMEN'S STOCKINGS-15c for CSC
StOckings-Lace hose in black or
white.
Silk LIsle Hose in all the newest
shades, high spliced heel, double sole
and garter top, S5c and soc.
First Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
Keeling off Embroideries
and Laces

My. how fast we did pass out the
Embroideries. Wen keep the excite
ment up this week by holding out in
ducements of the same kind as before.
THE CELEBRATED ZION LACES-
Cream and white, all widths, edges
and insertions, worth up 70 &c yard.
July Sale, IL yard bolt 49c. yard sc.
WHITE ALLOVER LACE. so much
in demand for trimming wash dresses:
beautiful patterns Is inches wide,
worth up to 75c yard, July Sale, yard
46c.
CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY-1S
inches wide. open eyelet and other
pretty patterns. worth soc yard, July
Sale, yard gle.
EMBROIDERED WAIST FRONTS
I'm floral and conventional designs.
worth 75c and Soc, July Sale, Age.
Main Aisle, First Floor
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS AND
INSERTIONS-The greatest special of
the season. for the July 101kc
Clearing sale. yd ......... .lk7EI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
First Annual July Clearing Sale
DOUBLE TRADING
STAMPS THURSDAY
MORNING

The quicker YOU collect these
stamps the faster your book
fills and the sooner the beau
tiful premiums come to you.
Shop during the morning
hours. and you will be agree
ably surprised at the result.
OF course. we continue to
give with every scent pur-
chase Single Stamps from
Noon to Closing Time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
Mems Hosiery and
Underwear
AYR SUMMER.END PRICES

AT SUMMER-END PRICES
Mems plain color Isle half hose,
broken lots. worth up to SSc, sale lie.
MEMS soc AND 75c HALF HOSE, 39c
-Lisle. silk plated and silk Isle.
::s ss s;:s : a.: :: Is: 39C
MEMS BATH MESH UNDERWEAR,
just the thing for hot weather-Shirts
with short sleeves, drawers, extra
double seat, special SOC.
MEMS soc BALBRIGGAN UNDER
WEAR. SSc-All sizes. shirts with
long sleeves, drawers with suspender
straps and double seat.
First Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
20 Per Cent Off

Mems Furnishings. Trunks. Suit
Cases and Travelling Bags. Fine Chi
ma, Gu, Glass. Lamps. Dinnerware.
Radical reductions in all departments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
Newest, Coolest Wash Fabrics and
First Floor, Left Aisle

This Wash Goods Sale even! Think the atst of bright 1909
wouda oderf
to atremend if
f vas aept
piles of
ore some on ,aware
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-14
Muslinwear for Children, in
the July Sale

A delightful surprise for mothers
prices are so low-for the girls. too.
in the pretty styles. These specially:
Drawers lee. of cambria, with ruffle.
and five button hole 49,
Drawers. 9 styles, 19c. One style of
cambria. trimmed with embroidered
edge. the other style, trimmed with
ruffie with three loo
hemstitched tucks .........,.. IJV
Drawers, 2 styles. 23c. OF cambria
with wide ruffle. trimmed with en-
broidery, other style trimmed with
ruffle with lace edge 80
and insertion ...........,k OV
Drawers. S9c. of fine cambria with
wide embroidered ruffie, 9Oo
5 button holes in band OOV