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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
STATES OBJECTIONS TO THE NEW COM
MISSION PLAN LAW

that they have absolute power to Gre
ats by ordinance any power they
want; that they can create any Of
fee they want to and as many Offices
as they please: that they can pay
any old salary or compensation they
please. This is the plan that enabled
the Galveston ommissioners To
build their perpetual machine.
Section AZ provides for n recall pc
tition and provides that "all objec-
lions shall be determined by the
council" BY this these commission
crs pass upon objections TO them
selves. Their decision Is obvious.
Section 43 provides that 'If the
officer sought to be recalled or re-
moved shall resign within five days
after the petition IS filed with the
clerk. tine council shall proceed TO
appoint his successor, the same as
iu the case Of other vacancies and
no elcction shall be held" by this
section these commissioners could
get rich one at a time, resign one at
a time. the others could MI the va
cancy each time, and az the end or
four years you would have an entire
u new set OF comm issioners, by APP
pointmont, not By election.
We should not adopt any such
lack pot Law. IL is unfit TO govern any
city by. ! am,
Sincerely Yours,
HARRY ". McCASKRIN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02

| Rock Island, III, Jan. q
Editor The Argus: A great deal
| has been said in favor of adopt
| ing the new commission plan of mu-
nicipal government. All that has
! been said in favor of this has come
/ from outsides states. Illinois has
never had a law permitting this until
the last jack pot Legislature passed
( a sO-called law. The commission
plan as tried by cities in other states
has been praised much beyond the
truth. Great claims are made for
il at Galveston, Tex. Galveston has
/ decreased in population and is now
so fagrantly in the hands of aristoc-
rary that the common people are
| leaving the city. The true cause
for the adoption OF this plan there
was that some of the rich men Of
the poor food refugees TO come into
their great stone palace residence
during the storm. These rich men
were being threatened with violence
because of their cold blooded actions
and adopted the commission plan 10
get quick and permanent control
They have since formed such a des-
potism that the same men are in of
flee that were put there at the time
of the food. A great deal more
truth might be told OF the causes
and workings Of this despotic form
of government in other cities. In hi,
speech at the rink yesterday Sh'r-
man of Cedar Rapids told how there
were eight union men in the council
there before adopting this plan and
that there was not a labOring man
in the council now.
But the main issue is the vote on
this law itself. Nothing has been said
about this law itself by any Of these
outside men. The Illinois law came
from the jack pot Legislature in the
first place 1t is a jack pot law a.
is shown by the following sections
Of the law itself
Section % of this lave pro tides
that every city or village adopting this
law shall be governed by a council.
consisting of the mayor and four
commissioners. Three members Of
the council shall constitute "A quor-
UNI. and the Affirmative vote Of three
members shall adopt any motion, res
olution or ordinance, or pass any
measure"
Section % of this law provides
the council shall by ordinance de-
termine the powers and dutieg Of and
to be performed" by this commits
sion.
Section % provides THE council
shall have power by ordinance. from
time to time, 20 create, fill ana discon-
tinue Offices and empIoymeiit"
Section 81 provides the mayor
shall have a salary OF S2,5oO and
the commissioners a salary o. 5000
in a city of this size ami 'all other
officers. assistants and en- Noyes OF
such city or village shall receive such
salary or compensation as me, couE-
Gil thereof shall By ordinah,E pro
vide"
By these three sectionA pa will
see that three men can run le city;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
An Exception.

Emerson says there is always best
way Of doing everything"
us there: l wonder if he ever found
a best way Of wearing a pair Of shoes
that were about a size too small
Chicago Record Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Saves Two Lives.

Neither my sister nor myself
might be living today if it had not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery"
writes A. d. Mcdonald of Fayette-
Vile, y. c., r. F. d. No. s, for we
both had frightful coughs that no
other remedy could help. We were
told my sister had consumption. She
was very weak and had night sweats
but your wonderful medicine com
pIetely cured US both. It's the best
! ever used or heard of" For sore
lungs. coughs, colds, hemorrhage,
grip. asthma, hay fever. Group,
whooping eough-alI bronchial trou-
bles-it's supreme. Trial bottle
free; so cents and 81. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Sincerely Yours,
HARRY ". MCCASKRIN.

ChamLcrlain's Cough Remedy il
not a common, every day cough mix
ture II Is meritoTioUs remedy for
all the troublesome and dangerous
complications resulting from cold I'm
the head. throat. chest or lungs.
Sold by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
UNyINCIBLE MACHINE.

ct gives opportunity for bad men TO
get control and build up an invincible
machine. The folly OF this argument
is apparent in view OF the fact that in
order TO be elected the men who are
successful must secure a majority Of
all the votes cast in the city and before
that run the gauntlet OF an open pri-
mary If a machine is continued in
power il is because the people will
il so.
And when all argument fails, the
other fellows play their last card.
They admit that the commission plan
Is q good thing-'great stuff in certain
cities, where municipal government has
been a stencil in the ncstrils Of all
good citizens: but why introduce IL
into their own itly-white, Florfda-wa-
tered, carefully community.
where such a thing as fneffi cheney of
ward-chosen aldermen, or rottenness in
politically appointed ward-heeler city
officials is unknown? As answering
this last ditch objection. have only
to say: May God help the spotIess
town that is so perfect that il is not
susceptible OF improvement
'As for the remainder of the fear
some shuddeHngs al the possible mi
quities OF the plan, quoted previously,
shall not further trespass on your time.
only call your attention TO the fact
that all objections TO the plan are
purely theoretical and suppositional.
Morse was told that his telegraph
would rot work, but il did. McCor-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
only true representative plan. Under
i ] vote for all my city officers.
PLACES RESPONSIBILITY


If ! vote for all my city officers.
PLACES RESPONSIBILITY.
1T gives councils the powers of a
car. Stuff and nonsense, The plan
does not comprehend any such auto
cratic preferment. II makes the men
elected the servants of all the people
of the community and places on their
shoulders a concentration of RESPONSE
bility that is the farthest removed pos
sible from tyrannical domination a
mayor or councilman would have a
lovely time playing the role of a Mich
olas of Russia under the commission
plan. He would last just about long
enough 10 be kicked into outer dark
ness.
The initiative. referendum and re-
call provision will keep the cG/nmunity
in constant ferment and tI,mCil and
cause great expense for Zpecial cleo
tions, etc. How the opponent of the
plan delights to chew the rag over
some phase of this feature OF the law
that he would have made to read diff
ferent had he written the bill He
seems 20 think that all the law and the
prophets are summed up in this heart
and bone and sinew of the commission
plan. The facts are that the initiative,
referendum and recall are the emer-
gency brakes of the plan. to be used
only in dire extremity. They are like
the gun which the Texan of early days
carried. He did not want it often, but
when he did he wanted It badly The
recall haa Oeap actDallv exercised only
once. and that in San Diego. a city
which is not under the commission
plan of government In all the 10 years
Of commission plan history I have not
been able 10 discover the record of a
special election for the initiative or
referendum
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02

All the news ali the t.me-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02

BY these three sectiort pa viii
see that three men can run he city;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

The great day 30 the japanese
child'5 lie Is the Miyamairi. Or the
temple visit. which may be said 20
correspond roughly with the western
christening The infant. 10 a boy on
the thirty hrs; day. and if a giri on
the thirty third. rs carried 20 the TEN
pie and is placed under the guardian.
ship 81 a special deity chosen by the
paren-s For This occasion the most
beautiful crepe clothes that the par
ents or grandparents can afford are
used. cons sting o. q set o. three Tho
outer being marked with the fam
iiv crest and Eag vim silk Innings
EXCrpt tn dress. no difference ls
made tn the FIRST year or two % e
male or female Infants lie White f.
the color % mourning. and IL never
used for children. Scarlet Is the
bsbys color. but after the first year
DE boz babys clothes are o. blue or
brown aud black striped materials.
while the kimono Of thc little girl De-
much brighter. With large patterns OF
birds. Coz srs and leaves. with O. pro.
fusion 90 crimson and pink. which
difI'u'ehcs with age childhood 90
Japan is certainly "a very happy time
% never has been necessary to form
a society for the prevention OF cruelty
fo children. and proverbs surh ~ tlis
show how fender.y they are cared f0r
and how fully their importance is rec
oEuifed in fhr household EoIa.
kara. or children are treasures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
BIKE RACE
Worries Record Nay &c Broken BY
the Rapid Pedal Of the
Bike Riders.

INV YORK. Dec There were
just al many spectators in Madison
Square Garden 10. might ~ on any
other NIGHT this week. and from an
attendance viewpoint. this years six.
day bicycle race will b. a record.
breaker. Eleven teams we're stll ia
action Thomas and Stein were OF
cially declared out 81 the contest ar
ter : O'Clock. a. stein physical con.
d.iion Was such that 'he management
would not let him continue
Saidow. OF the German team. sus.
itin"d "a fractured rib and painful
lareratlon ON The left side 10 a bad
M Yesterday. but This fact was not
discovered until to-day Isis partner.
i<r'rK gave him all The rest be- could
but Saidov insisted on doinF a fair
share ~ the work and uas spplauded
rf time fe came upon the track
One o'clock score. fZisf hour
Kramer and Moran Fogier and clarke.
ts .-'ead and DT0bach pye and col
Cameron and Hag.n. ucmara and
o. Frence. fo-enr arl sali0v. Z.f4I
miles. five l-ps 5000 and Bedeii.
Geo-crf and Hrocco. 2afs1.
ID end Nan Hrltaerf 25ffP
Nd record. 1855 niles tR9 laps.
made Boz 1905
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
NEW LEAGUE
PLANS UNDER WAY 70 FosN
FAST ORGANIZATION
ti2rs Orc = Seonsyissnis ro~rs
NAY Get e~-tas ~ pisns
CO Throssn

assciai ui-Bat-1 % t1s f~ut.ulEsn-.-
sALE1. o. Dee IL. namb-r O,
oas~ba ErgnOfsrs have been Quietly
a. Nort Tor severn weeks on a plan
70 iAsnch q neS eight ci1b league IN
tais TERRITORY for the season Of 1872
Osertures nv- b%~n made 10 bss~-
ball people 10 Nsssiion. Auispoe
haiem. East Liverpool. Beaver Fars
Nv Castle. Sharon. McKeespart
Warrington. Pa Neadvllle. OF CIV.
rankl-n Butler. ~Connellsvtle.
Ckari~rui and TnIon.o-n
81 % proposed 20 operate his league
Niih a saiary limit % 5000 or $500
per month. Including ,anax~r. Ufth
provisions for the strict s~nr>rcemeuf
OF TIE limit finally decided upon ana
Nith a circait picked from the towns
under consideration the new league
AL De assured Of a prosperous and
profitable season.
Nassillon. Alliance Salem. Eas,
Liverpool and Sharon are an good
SUNDAY towns and With three other
good cities picked ron the ones above
NAMED "a riEtt unpg little league could
De- formed Travelling expenses would
Do reduced 20 q minimum and the
class ~ young player. that wouii
naturally p" taken on in a league %
this ciass would make a hi' vifh he
thn- Who admire b fast. glnrery.
Aggressive work Of the v-ourrrfe-s
Who break into the game each season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men
send Name sns Address Todsy-Yov
Can rave 70 Free ara pc
stncng ard kfnor7lr

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r.r.fr rr f.r If
-.la prerrr f'lr rr~re from a rnraf.
clad WHO hos vase a sgrHinl nflH. 80
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.-t.nr .rr.Irafinr pr mo r.rr ~ 81.
.snf manhood arl Vlzor faii.rs ster 81.
t Owe H o. ny Fellow ra- o.,
ar-n rrrr n COPY Ir rHrf.rr-r 81 fraf
as san nnru rrr un1 ir aenr and 49,
r-nr~araf w.fr rnrHnffI failures ~nv
800 frarr.rr tI~afIf 81 .r narM I'd naf.
rrf ELL nee secure unaf .rff.. q
rarr.aafHr ~r.fr.af.sa .r.
ne eFOT-TNf .HfN1 remedy ever 10
80 ord fol. cure H.us.If at bone 4.s-
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rrrar ranr fr.farr uo.1f charge 81 u
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
orsstsr r.ssisr tAs VIOLA Ever xzs-
D1.<-ss.s Izy>~-4at fsssss
n Hal
rnso or rxnIrns
WILL LEAVE ro-pAr
CT n.rss, ofv.n asSn.p Rsr.i -
esyt.sA ~ rs a@ny rn.s1s
TssDreAy


arss 'ssirr r~-ia. b. storm a-f-
bs to past t~s as n-a1sf rlrmla
snf horEaH. tfs CO.,. ~ sss- raI stars
> sFs dolns e. f.r. a ta4tell- aIl
500 o. marrIrs 30 f~Tfia%lgria
$500 80 r. --lssr before fhr.r
.om4 fanr o-ff e.~< F.r f.- rrst time
une- rlrrirE t.r rrl-s fsr D-
-4akaf fU4 rHr rIHr ..rf .FsrInr 81
~ Court UEfa aaa t.fartv aftsad-l
AM ioeal fara 60 y.r. err 90 90 th@
snrs~ rrsaf ~ r-s cave
Fsrsonr sfa ere l4t aq4aint.I with
he sFsaf r~at'qna sane ere - go orln-
1n tnAf rsas ball players ars a .Yf Of
Fufnns Ttss~ r-.pis saoalI meet tie
irto Of trIrsrs here ana their opinion
souid - tas'5 different 'oomb- = =
college Erad4afr am a. potIaE~f gentle
man B~nisr ia . Era1uaf- - Carlisle
ara a. one Hf fre BEST r-nI men % the
dsT pur oer " N.rrsn ns~ds No.
htrodlfunn. fr a. aIsaJs been q r.a
tistusn
sp-sEInr o. "a reporter vsstefaay
Thief Fer1sr sfaf-I shat fr~ base raI
World sas ~ poo opinion mat tho an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

CLEVELAND. O-Co,onei G. e.
Dewstoe. 20. civil var veteran. widely
known q A y man. and postmaster
Of Cleveland from 1899 20 1910. died
here to-day after an operation We
was born In Wes' bloomfield. IS y
KANSAS CITY Harry IS Waidron.
The Juror. who in e temporary spell of
insanity disappeared from the trial.
causing "a mistrial. is seriously 900 az
hts home
SEW YORk-Iohn u. Rockefeller
viIl paste $500 worth % RED Cross
Christmas seals on the Elrs That Doe
sends out this year
AUGUSTA. Ga-Twelve race horaes
valued 40 $4,000. persisted .n a tire.
uhich DESTROYED n sable 30 the fair
grounds iris morning eleven % tie
horses we're owned bv George 50.
burne. % NiIliamspurf. p
HUNTSVILLE Ala-Ths Jury 'rs.
Inz John vs. Knishf. charged win
fraudulent use % fhe mails ln conner.
lion wien fhe forged cotton bills o.
IadinE tonight returned q Verdict %
not guilty.
INV TORk-The lock with the
bolt shot that barred the way fo o.
cage ~ me Firl victims 81 no Trf
Waist Company in the recent
IRE vas admitted today as evidence
aEaIns- the rrurrIefors ~ fhe plant
WV YORK; report is being .n.
ves'Eatef that fhe British ship East
Point from London fo Philadelphia.
ras fornie-ed. WITH o. crew o. from
Cd 'o 1o men. ir mid.cccau
SHRFF FORT. Ta-ur r O. Eran.
so Years no age. uho vas win stone
7aI Jackson and chief urreo ir
charge OF 'he Confederate military
hospitals died early to-day at Mount
Lebanon. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

nucleus OF Uoasrd Chandler
superb ar collection Is a
cc'ored ~lffoEupr depicting =
1i race r arIsuE some
coffee Hr Ctrlrfy admired
picture Hhel ls uas Oh terJ small
t.t if hung .n DBL OIL iiler grocery
pr Ilncans Frf.s Ohio. ard tho l1l
Do ras destined fo become oue Of
eH-rol greatest painters cultivated
l' grocery keeper an artre winter in
prle- fD rer It tf Ie ri oar cry from
cheap print FOL -he beautiful Uork
MT i1rF'y has done ln TIE Princess
POI other 90 Dis af books. bur fhe
Is suu treasured ln bic hone
hobbs-Me-rI Compauy Deem
81. III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
Mt. VERNON. o. AIT
By $4,000 FIRE.
BiaIe Wipes out Block. Destroying
Valuable Steek % Five Merchants
In City.

Mt. VERNON o. Dec l5-Flre
here early today destroyed a business
block and the stocks OF ays retail con.
cerns. causing Il total loss o. siNU.OUp
The IRE started from a small stove
In the window % the Lewis clothing
company. used 20 keep frost on the
Windows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
LirTLEToN MAKES PEACE
WITS TIE PRESIDENT

AsifiNGTON. De. s-Heprrfeu.
'te Martin 81 i4uirt0n made bio
Hrsf rail on ffe White House foda
'-n he and President Taft disagreed
t-o r~.-fui1ess of Tho Sherman
frus laH af the samc banquet
board in piffsburg iss' October
H- IIffIef0r said te rVnla ned ep.
r7rerfiy faflsfarfo-.ig In n letter fo
president tha r.ff.Jurr accident I1
Do uas accused c' ha.lrs SIR
Isf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
An Elaboration

n zoe The president of Mica Ean col
lese r. eNhortins women to prepare FOR
Hlf~hooi instead OF ambitious careers
"fes. and while he's on that subject De-.
ought q" eXhort them 20 stick longer 60
on" husband From JudEcs Library.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

When you have a bilious attack
rive Chamberlain's Tablets a trial
They are excellent. For sale bv all
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

Lar.-a's plans nave been made >
che G-aAsr 'tty fans o. receive fls star
4gon their arrival rtsr~ 90
rtEat Th- tNr..rs sII be- entc~ta rel
fle Pres. Diu ard a number Of other
clubs IN the city during their stay in
The eity Mrs Morgan Nuu accompany
her husband on me remainder o. tls
tour B9,h Mrs bender and Airs.
'Homas are also ACCOMPANYING ta@.r
huatanfF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
DR.. BAILEY

Corner Elsv.uth ana chspnn. s,..
whssiins. " Va Ths EsE sanaiss.
Come upstairs.
THE oHLY RrLISnL eprnAIfrT
AbVBnTT5fHo IN " VA. 0ho SHOWS
pc picture ard tells Eis name % uheu
tnA enter Do rfrn you know uH0 you
ore nfaIirF With ffner people advfrftn-
mr. o. freaf 'hfDrir Blrssses In Wfeei-
mls-fad gol f9 fhlnk there afe two
1pcf1rf ln affsrdanre. when thers
ls onIg one hat has a license and
Fort gl.s you q r-csigt in his name
10Y ffH 1nne TO Ia against ne
mrll al iau 90 rorfuct a medical busl.
50 F'hpuf some be rg r~esp0naihle
I NAKE no usLsADrzo sTATr-
hEATs If ir rpf.e proposiu1us % ~
alfIctfi neIfhaf 90 7 promise % ours
flfm 'r Or fsu days f1 order 10 s~cprs
sATE AID LAsrrHa cU91 h a.
QUICKEST PoSzsLE TrNB uithgut
iF4fiur lrIHf.naW affar effects 60 fna
system. ard % ffe Lowest cost possfbIs
Cor uareet skIfful and successfsl
q. ol.st. gnIsrr.d Pros-.t. Bl.aasr AZ
Hsrvozs EEhaastioA. rndisers-ioa 81
astsauou from Business
p 49," cured An burning snf ftehfns
efa stopped
ny lrsstusrt you throw 30 away
'eousLEs-By M system % treafmsut
CERonIo Cunrp.
Q ovsriss, Nader. usnsya Hsrvous
Dyspepsai nr cry other q reaaa PECULIAR
aift an1 ret ar opinion - Der -.
% n sany ana rvssiags. ru-e.r
Dhons i7s-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
order for Christmas

We have the measures OF our customers
on file and can deliver orders placed no later
than Saturday. Dec. 10th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

our psn Morgan in f~.cussinE
fh- rsfan4l game -tat~f tat il hIs
rptn!nn % team mat ever Won en-. fas
.u44f have tef~atr1 the worlds cham
pi9as l-rrE she past resaol. WIN
BENDER combs arc Plank al form. Nor
gan stafsl there "a. rYf n team "a .ifrsr
league sr. lad e. ctkn.e agalnst tnem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

- m Pr~ss Gao -l4lr- Hobhs Te=
f-r-ay. IN dia.usslns ta~ naf4ena- EaM-
% fH b~ndrf. stated that ih-rs srr~ ts4
th in BASE baiL - a-l a. eve
rsnf So tleory. ho~~f~r. 49, de-
pufff - bender. Who stated t-s-e So
lu Secs in n.se baI To I.lHfrafr go.
Views r4uiFs Hobhs sUfrf frar % r.
Fia5tr tatunE aEslnst brnt~r na1 TO-
str AeH ealsi on him and f1-n shut hiz
eyes ana .t fhr 4tI 1.er ere saf- %
so1ld n- l-,A The 'hief reEl.~f to tnts
~ saFirg luFr- are ~ Fiag -rs IN the
America tss~4- sro close ff~lr eyes
Shsn taf.rE sn4 re Justice s.t tle
laugh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
Bender Tells of the
Athletics Success

l-ties sea to ssriEs s~siss ~ ..lnE
49, - g. nssf- - 80 c1cs g slznals
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Women's and Children's
Parasols Delayed
in Shipment

MARKED EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. NOTE THESE:
Pure White Line, ParasoIs, with Toxic frame
straight natural wo I'd handle If you like do
embroidery. get these parasols to work on
Womens Silk ParasoIs, in striped effects, with plain
borders Toxic frames and beautiful handles. Here
today at So 90
Children's Parasols, in blue, pink, red and white
These styles for real small children Special
good values at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.Ic
Children's Parasols, medium size, with embroidery
edge. also pongee coors with green red borders
Marked for quick sale t....................5 0c
Children's Parasos, real pretty ones. made of sos-
cites merceriZed cotton sill finished material in a
large variety of styles Here today at each. ST q