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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Sfelctfnnoet | SburitcS. Sro aol.

Ding mebbeleS BEN Soc Sunni. Moie'
liget FRA Sboriteb bIep / 2srooaS
i%ltlbitGuoig optaget og fsrt til Sol.
Ding, bpor oct ipreIsbig err anbragt /
ct luffet Hlim poo 3oIoingbus. De
npeite llnoerisgelier tpoer paa. at
Sltnbet bperfen biorsrer fra Slbti.
ben eaer WtiboeloIbereu, nten er al
npere Sprinoelie. Siget piI torment
Iig bItpe ooerieuot til a%isbenbapn
til l~ln0erieleIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

RnmeSalsbauen. a~on9sberg 9p.
itpre bar bepilget 10000 SIR. I'll Ru.
meooIsbanen, bois oen anlGgges ior
0umpfraft, % $4,000 8r., bpis Der
blir eIeftriif Grit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Zen fpritc f%piubeliae S%oerlrrer

| Norge er MI bleoet aniat peb SoIfe.
lfolen, ibet 2Grerinbe peb 8riiner.
leffens Sfole / &riitiania Srefen
Fauline 9isrnitab er blepet SperIr.
rer Der / gpen. Snben 6olfeifole.
l9rerinbernes arebs bar ser Ipnge
pGret iterft gnife ON, at &pinberne
- iom er iaa talrig oe bp8ttg re.
preienteret / Solfeifolen - ogiaa
maatte blioe aniat / Iebenbe StiIIin-
ger. Sg oct bill berfor iiffert ppffe
SilfrebSbeb, at Solfeifolen MI foar
lin fsrite f~pinbeIige Sperlerer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Silbage til gmerifa

SiIbase til gmerifa reiite meo
~eifimo" ben lite SUM Ell anieet
@orit.a merifaner. iom / et Bar aar
bar peret paa geisg / 8amlelanoet.
Grebsoommer Sans 8. Selseien,
ffriper "aftenp.~ Orr. Selgeien, iom
| en- garrRffe bar ppret Weolem al
britiif Columbus Farlament, ora-
ger trobs fine 50 aar alene aiiteb
paa ben LANCE Reiie ira garnocms.
biemmet peb Boio6ueten | Iifer Ill
0oneoupes yaa StiaebapsfgIterL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
bil$en


gi bar ct Iioet ReitopIag af Sol.
fets @lmanaf" for 1907, CT ir6bol6s.
rigt Seite paa 16S Sioer, fmltft no.
Itpret meS et oattert oarjt 2anSisab,
inbramnet al GaunebrOg % aoru.
offs paa 5itelbIabet. Seftet inbeboI-
ser en- RRtte uomerteoe SortRQin.
ger me6 S%auitrationer liot
StiRnt % Iiot alpor - og brmger
9pieren ct iriift Burt ira samIe
9anmorts Ger os Suno. Sesuoeu
bill man paa fsrite SIDE fnbe 5or.
teaneIie oper Oct Sanife aongeblrs,
BETS ReSlemmer og oeres Samilie.
forhotb. Selpe Mmunafer iom er
bereanet iii &isbeubapnS Sbierpato-
rium, os iom tun fplber II al Settlers
16S SiSer, er naturligpts for9toet
men allisepel life uoer Rptte. De
pil osiaa finoe ~peileoenoe gibelterter
for bper use / sloret. Rameoernes
banife Rapne o.. |. b.
YrtS fritz tilieuot 10 Seats.
Il. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Voracsrciicnoc | 1914
Ibrinlps 3ruurtt,a Souriifburrou

uNpetaltS . SourtVpuredu
-Rloite og itDrle l gturle, lueo Nioeliuger /
Gbrtittdniu. Bergen, lronoblem % Sta'
oanger.
8Hreauet pil mob Snoieuoelie az to
3olldrs bciudre ale p%uiieItae SpprGsmuul
meo S'niuH III Cpbolo % Jietier / Rorqe.
SpgiO Stn aHfagtliat Sio for Stisgtt, bet
ties iaHOipHligt Gdrigbtb, oct Sclsb, Tom
tGHits brngt | ROrgt, Hriirislgsts Stsrrtls
Il, FAINT bpilic YaHosOtlt sHiits beiartt.
Zen enorme Strpm al 5iIreiieuoe I Su'
bilrum5adret oil mcoiSrc uumogdaelige Suna
iteltgbeoer for Dem, Der life iitrer Tia tpHoig
% reel asiiitauce. Striu oerior itrur III
Benefits Touristbureau.
Den norsk .snshs slsss AfdelIng. hisths,anIa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Huumabaneu

Ianmabanen. Gen 6te Sunni BE.
gpit6te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til
Ioumabanen giennem 2esie. anta.
qeIia ct Bar brnore @rrnbetere bar
fremmeot. Sarten oil aittogeli9
bore 2 q 3 Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Sfpabanbel. 9onfh

Sfpsbanbel. - 9anf6ef 6lafitao
soo Sornar bar iolgt 700 Naol al
lin Sfpg / Smebalen til 9rsbrene
Soliten,, Wartin og Sorbiern Irne.
itao, aamot. Iriien por 10000
&rouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Stpr Gierbpmsbanbel.

eier &. 9. ShDeigaarb / &raeere
bar iolgt Weiteparten af fine Sfog-
eienbomme / gamle - $1,000 Waal
- til Sperle9e Soban S6peigaoro
for en- Gum al $4,000 aroner. De
fisbte Sfoee er samle SamiIieeien-
BONNIE, iom bar ppret / Slegten
iiben Ribten af 100 SaQet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Np Gunf / Vcrneu.

Vg SaHf Vcr9en. IS Ser9er er
Der UNDER SanneIie en- M 9anf, iom
fol beoe "2nnbsbanfen / Bergen.
I%ftiela9". Der er paa 9anosmaal
uoienot en- Snobpbelie til Segnina
al &apttul meo benimoo balpanbet
blnore llnoerifrifter, berai belle Stp.
ret - "Stiorni" faIbes oct - /
TeItmannalo9et og Sireftsrerne for
en- Hpffe imaa 9pgbebanfer. ollie
Snobpberne er Waalmpnb. aopi.
talen er lat til minbit I, bsiit 9 Mils
lioner, men 8anfen fan trGbe / Iirf.
Iombeo, noar 70 WiQion er iifrct.
Nftierre lpoer paa 100 aroner Stpf.
fet. Srtobpoerne bar paa Sorboan6
tegnet 100000 aroner. De intaa
gp~gbebanfer % 9snoerne pua @eit
lanoet bar SortrinSret til at iifre fig
Iftier. Ger fan at Sperifuobet life
uooeleS mere emo 6 Brocent llobptte.
9lir Sperifubbet ~itsrre, Ifal Ieiten
gaa til rationale og almennpttige
5ormaal, BOG iualeoes, of en- Srebie-
Del oisponeres betin9elieSfrit al
&eItmarnalaget, mems TO Srebieoele
al ganfens Stpre brilges fortrins.
his til beoite for. Sfogiagen, Wpr.
bprfningen og Sorobrugets Srem.
me.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Gn Iinseitit. Otter bpon "Sor.

Gu IinSeitit. Otter hpoo "Sors.
ap." eriarer. oil Der Den 9be Nsai
1914 bIioe aiboIot en- Wiroeieit ON.
boro paa Sregatten "SpHanb", Ser
logger / Observation-Disclosures, / InIeo'
ming al 80 Iars 0aaeu for Seiren
peo SelgoIano. I'll Soften oil ale
Observation-Disclosures fra 1864 bIipe
iubbu0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

Gn pen Sfat. 9orreeaarbsielifa-
bet, iom tiblieere bar bert til 3l,ne
pg mi er Iagt til Sarpsburg, bill iaar
ifslge "Srebrifsitab 9lab" blipe
ifattelagt efter en- Sormue paa 81
Wiaioner 8roner og en- Snbtngt al
benbeb 2A @6a. 9roner. Eli Gam.
menligntng fan %anfsres, of Srebrifs.
balos og SrebrifsItaos ianIebe Sor-
mite rogisr reipeftipe ca. "a og %
WiQioner &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
ct 25-sIars SnbilGum.

VT EosIars equilibrium. - SSra
Sronbbiem mebeles BEN lite SUM-.
HorbenfieIbife SampifibsieIifabs Gle.
gante Suriitifib "Saafon ben 7be"
fommer bio til 9pen imor1en fra
9eDcaitle oia Siorbene. Get er %
% Iar fiben Roroenfieloife og Ser.
gentle 9ampifibsieIifaber iatte lin
SuriItrute paa England igang. Get
er iaar 80 aar, iioen S~eIifaberne
iatte isung en- ipeciel ugentIig Su.
riitrute paa Iorbfap. Ruten ubgit
oct fsrite aar fra Wolbe, ienere ira
1SS4-1SS6, ira S%ronobiem, 1887
-9S fra Bergen og fra 1899 fra
Sronobiem. Get isrite Iar bar Rll.
ten igang en- 8ang ugentlig, men al.
lereoe / 1884 ubpibebes Den iii TO
8ange reentlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Heftpr Gridiens 8paiamliua er

Geftpr Gridiens 8ogiamlins er
fore laaet tnbfisbt til Staoanger
&ommirnebibliotef. S ben anIeo.
ming er optaget en- SortesneIie oper
8ogIamltngens Snbbolb, booreiter
ben teller $3.50 ginb. If bisie er
80 betegnet iom "SieIbenbeoer".
Seritoen btsie er Ser ct Siaeg al
1882 rorife Sfolepro9rammer, ca.
5000 SeiIigbebsionge, en- iterre
Samling tilbels perbifulbe 8or.
trpter, en- tilfeloig SamIing at BRO
ipefter, Saanbifrifter .og autogras
fer - erbelig &eftorens esrte @f-
i~frifter oa @rcerpter, bpilfe antage.
Zig er Of flor SGroi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
geitlanos6anen.

@eitlanos6auen. 8ierpens Ser.
rebsItpre bar MOB A Stemmer beotl.
oct 100000 Str. til en- Sioelinie fra
geItlanosbanen til Sfiensiioroen
paa gitiioen al Ioriis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

boor ban bar tiIbrogt Den itsrite Gel
al tit 2tp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

Sulfeparf. Sra Sfien mebbeIes
Ben Ste Sitni. Sormanbifabet bar
iaften beiIuttet at fureilaa for 9pitp-
ret, at Der inbfisbes enbeI gienoou1.
me til Solfepnrf for Sfien til ct
iamlet 8elsb at $4,000 &roner. 9e-
lsbet opfsres poa 9ubgettet for noe
ite Ior, iom berpeb piier en- llolig.
ningsfum af 100000 9rcner. 1an
p%ertter, at Ser bItr en- Sfatteprocent
pua 1850 moo 1923 ifior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
CD 600. 90 pil tigbe Smpruue.

Sc1 ment pdG Ell Runa I geitIige SGpioH
Gountp. mso soot Sdno, aabeH "SiGHss",
6ueriloo al ptlot 90, SOoe BggHiHger %
9ieroer. FgritetLasies Farmland os en-
iU~rtriulig GnlsouiHs for en- 6amlIIe, Der bar
ilgre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at BRUCE. GiereI
bar 1000 Acres IeIet 2dHo. meo aHLeoHiuJ
TT at Ieie mere. Hp SernbdHe toeHts.
Rorit Settlement. StrtO III SlioH Bros,
Dor lOl, g1Uuodt, Rpnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
era Odnmdrf.

SoIst grpsseri. aftieielifabet 9e
iprcneoe grpaserier bar til GarIS.
b~ersfcnoct ioIai set neblaate grpg.
leri "auimce" FOR $4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Gn urSentlia 8nb6e.

Gn uroentlis 8ub6e. Msnsaaien
paa Slems6ltritia / 8rue pasiereoe
forleoen Gag Sliien poa Cur til 81.
periim, ifriper "Solsrpoiten". Stuen
ifal iom befienot opfsres paa 8Iom.
oalsmuieet. Get bar en- oroentIig
8nbbe. Den bar 80 CONNER / go.
ben, "a Soppen og gift oper 2 Sern.
b%anepogne. Gen bar libt m~eofaren
paa Speriiben. Saget bapbe bel life
o9ret tGt ~beitanbig, men iaa bar oen
10 ligget paa Nsnet / nogIe Iar o..
iaa, efteriom Stl1en er fra 1924.
Mean fan unbres paa, bporbm man
bar Jig 40 / bine primitive Gage meo
at faa en- Zig Hltif op paa Wsnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Tlpuenbelo. Sra aisbeubapn meo'

VIU WI"bUtNUuUIl HNVU'
beIes Den 3bie SNini. Erenierlsit.
nont Soecf bar ibag noe meo Nlpoe.
baabeu "Woaaen". Ieo 9anbingen
fantret 9aaben. Soecf ff enoel
Sfrnmmer % moatte irblPgaes paa
8arniiorSipgebuiet. gaooen blep
Iiot ~beifooiaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
Soma 8euraS oanIfc Scita mcnte,

: SoerpGreIic al ErinS 8eorg al
8rGfenlanb, Der iorlebeu fom til
aisbenbapn, bar Iobniueen al Song
8eorgs bonife SeItomente funbet
Steo. arqooenoe bets SnbboIo for.
Ipoer / "@. Ga, at IoIrct / 8eo
Stranbcn ifal tilfaIoe Trins On.
oreaS al @rGfenlan6. De mriqe
Gienoomme, TaIPet / 9reoaaoe,
Smibitrupaoaro % @urrebus, til.
faloer SomiIien o. fol tiene Tom
SpboIositeo timber De iorifieQige
6omiIiemeoIemmerS Opbolo / Gan.
mari.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
TlDucpIaoieu iulat.

Tlpucplaoien ioIat. @eS Iuftion
forlebeu Sag ooer TIppeplaoicu poa
amager bIep 9mninaerne ioIgt ian.
LEI for ct 9eIsb al 5000 Ser. iii
OuerretSiaaisrer Ban. : SeuhoIb
til aonoitionerue ifaI @narngerne
pore neorcpne inoen bcn 15be SuIi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

80 Nars Snbilrnm. Zen bonife
notwithstanding ieircr t2te Suli lit
so gars SubilGum meb ltore Set.
Iigbeocr. Repr9ientouter for Hor.
geS % Sueriaes SsnouitriiorenirNer
uiI bIipc inobiibt til at ooerpGre Sii.
biIPet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

SpbsialS. - Oberitlsitnont BON
Sabrner er aigoaet oeb 9sben / Sci.
iingsr. Gen Iiosoe Ioa / en- Mar.
rPtfe i 8arniion / NGItpeo, boor
Song 6reberif Sen Stteube iom
arorprins boeoe / bans Sus, oa por
ienere Gbei for @rPniegenbarmeriet.
giQeobu9ger Seren Ssganrb
Wtsrcf er aigaoct peb 9soen / en- M
ser al 81 Aar. San oor isbt / Mar.
bus iom SON al aoniuI, Reoaftsr
Wsrcf og par oprinbelig giQebifiP.
rer. San eierrensif oeroon afa.
bemiet og reiite iioen poo ct Stiper.
blum iii 8aris. San bar ubisrt for.
ifielige 7prearupper og far baa
GbarIottenborg bl. q. ubitillet Hinge
2soer".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
@iseoneu. besite srat I nu,onen

for Reieribrua 90 aImiuoelisi Jorbbrna; Settlere
sufes: ptI opoirs eduoprtfsr FOR at iad BEN; beb ON
Boa on 8iscouin Central eauo @raut- Tilitrto:
Land Dept 500 Line. Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

Patent Advokater og Solicitors,
Jas 4 wilis @ssa q Frask %. H.rehaRp niaasspon. Hsua.
Hovedkontorer: a9-9S Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Filial: Room SO McGil Bldg, Washington, d. C.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

Garm tilialgs. $50 Acres
~ ager. 30 / SauHegdHa 3 giiI fra Bqsu
4 fra Stolsbus, gooe Suie, buret Brgno
meo BiRomslle. SRlges nteo elcr uoeH
Quling. gtan bsupenoe Jig III uHoertsgueoe,
Der Dor paa St.oet. 2. @UHLettsrHo,
Iuners, y. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

esnb "1sesras- esaen" til slRst % Ben
ner I bet saurls eauo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
moutaua:Sano tiljalas.,

itanoinupiif Excitement "TRIP til i. =. MUrt.
antelope, RUntduu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

cnifcS. - Sueotere. 6enpenz
IS Belle III NlutH Breitbptt, Clear Cafe,
Soma.
NuifcS.-Gn goo Smeo for als
mtHoeltgt Smeosdrbeioe. CgiGG Gut
iii at lRre SmeoebaGuouertet. DE Bella,
YicSntOib, Yttnu.
Siialgs. - Gn 8oottlgbsfarm
tiliulg5. Strlo eiter CpIgsutUs. Gut
glHoberg, gblulps, alta, Canada.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10

ter of Robert II Mott Of Davenport.
She is the possessor of al exception
ally beautiful voice, and since her
graduation from St katharines school
has been prominent in musical and
social circles Of the tri-cities, being
a member of the Music Students club
and the soprano soloist of Trinity
cathedral choir. Miss Mott spent some
time last summer under Nine. Tori
anIs teaching in New York City, and
her recent concert in Davenport
which was her first public recital
attracted attention as a most artistic
musical and social success.
MI CoCnrane has made lis home il
Davenport for the past 10 years, COM
ing here from Columbia, Ind, where
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Coch-
rane, reside. He is one OF the we'll
known young business men of the city,
being connected with the Lindsay 6.
Phelps company, timber interests. ana
is prominently identified with Trinity
cathedral parish as its treasurer and
member Of the yestry. The wedding
of Miss Mott and Mr.. Cochrane will
be in the early fall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10
FIRST PROGRAM OF CLUB.

THE PROGRAM By THE ROCK
Island Monday Music club last evening
al the VanSant studio was enjoyed by
those who were privileged to atteed.
Among the numbers that especially
pleased were the flower duet by Mrs
J. X. Scott and Miss Florence Winter;
the Bach-Gounod. Ave Nlaria,' sung
by Miss Ida Sipple; the Swallows"
by Cowan, sung by Miss Tillie Wanke;
For You Alone" sung by Thor Nor
berg, and The Sweetest Flower That
Blows" rendered by Barney Brotman.
The program throughout was one that
this new club can feel pride in, and
gives promise of yet better things to
come. The assembled guests eyinced
great pleasure and satisfaction with
the evenings entertainment. Mr.. Van
SAINT briefly outlined the future work
of the club, and the program was clos
ed by the choral number, Gloria, -
from Mozart's 18th Mass. Mrs. ]. X &.
Goldman presided at the piano.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10

it's the same. What will make my
nose white?
go My face is chapped and the skin
looks like it is peeling off. What will
make my face smooth and nice?
BLONDE.
"a am afraid you are not in very
good health, or you have been strain
ing your eyes. ASK a doctor TO ex-
anime you and prescribe a tonic If it's
needed. Don't put anything into the
eyes, but when the eyes feel tired,
soak a cloth with witchhaGel, lie down
and lay the cloth over the eyes. Keep
quiet for 10 or Is minutes, then take
the cloth off. You will find the eyes
strengthened and refreshed.
(2) Tight collars, Wristbands or
corsets and tight shoes will make a
red nose. Also, bad digestion will do
II. Massage the nose with cold cream
before powdering. A little peroxide
will perhaps help it, but don't use too
much.
90 Get a good cold cream and mas
sage the face we'll every night, after
bathing with warm water and a mild
toilet soap. If your skin is very ten
der, use bran or oatmeal instead OF
soap. Rub a tiny bit of cold cream
into the skin after washing in the
morning, then dust with powder, and
leave the skin alone the rest of the
day. In week you VIII see an i'm
provepent. Keep up this treatment
all the time.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Can you tel
me what viii remove paste marks
from a plain green wall paper?
MISS S. s.
| know Of no way unless you can
soften il with a wet sponge, then grad
ually and gently sponge it off, with
out injuring the paper
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10
MISS PLUMB IN RECITAL.

MRS. FERDINAND HAAK AND
her daughters MissessElsie and Edna
Haak entertained $50 tri-city ladies at
tea and recital at the Davenport
Outing club yesterday Afternoon. The
entertainer of the afternoon was Miss
Esther Plumb of Chicago, formerly o.
Davenport, who has a very deep con-
tralto voice. She sang four groups
of songs and pleased with her splen-
did Interpretation. The hCstesses re-
Ceiyed alone. Mrs. Haak was in taUpe
messaline yelled with black. Miss
Elsie Haak wore white crepe de chene
with an overdress of chantilly lace
trimmings IN American beauty shades.
She wore pink and white sweet peas
and orchids. Miss Edna Haak was in
pale blue crepe de meteor and she
wore white marguerites. Roses in
pink shades in baskets trimmed the
rooms and following the recital a buff
fet supper was served. Assisting IL
entertaining the guests were Mes
danes Charles Meier, F. A. Hetzel
Richard Haak, Eugene Gruenwald, w
II. Wiese and ]. NJ. Sherier and the
Misses Norma and Edna Wiese, Irma
Matthey, Camilla Aufderheide.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10
ONES 6siehce
DEpARTNIENT
- - coNDJcrtO IS
~ Mrs Alice, 6itChcu KIRK

kitchen or her closet and open bureau
drawers and put her hands instantly
on the thing she is looking for has
made great strides in successful
housekeeping and the kind which will
not bring wrinkles, hard work nor
keep her at it all the time.
COOKING Is REAL ART.
It's the poor. disorderly, hurry-up
kind that hates to keep house, knows
nothing about it and usually tells her
friends how she "hates housekeeping"
it is such "drudgery." 1t is only
when a task is not understood that it
is insulted by that epithet OF "drudg-
cry" The men working in the street
near my home making themselves use
full, performing service by laying
street car rails over which people OF
this city may pass in safety, are not
doing drudgery-they are true artists.
| l heard DR.. Wiley recently, while CIV
| ing lecture, say:
| Il had rather cook a potato we'll
/ than to have painted the frescoes of
the vatican-with no disrespect to my
/ friend, Michael Angelo"
]
ward the work in the home, it will be
pleasure to rise in the morning and
| face the days work. Comb the hair
neatly and dress in a suitable house
dress of light colored washable ma
terial, a small apron, white or light
colored. with no gathers
Remove all the clothes from the
bed, turn the mattress, leave the win
dows wide open, unless it is storming,
and so out into the kitchen and pre-
pare the breakfast. which has been
planned the day before. See that it is
on time, as that is quite important in
starting the day right for the husband.
After breakfast clear the table, wash
the glass, then silver, and then dishes.
Now make out the menus for the next
day, three meals in advance-dinner,
} breakfast and luncheon-using every
thing possible which is on hand in
the refrigerator, allowing nothing to
spoil.
Make out the grocery order at the
same time and go every time to Sc
lect groceries or meat yourself. This
! can never be learned over the tele-
phone.
: New we are ready to make the bed,
5 dust, change the dress for one suit
i able for the street, and go to market.
e | think if | were to select a home to-
day l should have two things in mind
e in regard to its location-frst, near
t the cleanest and purest grocery store
: and meat market in town, and con
p venient for my husbands business
3 This being done it will be pleasure
e to market and be initiated into the
e wonderful study of foods, buying and
r their preparation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10

o'clock in St. Cecilia auditorium at
the academy, RI Rev. James Davis,
D. D., bishop of the diocese of Daven-
port, will be present to present the
diplomas and will address students
and confer the honors. The entire
program will be as follows:
"Kronungs March (Der Prophet
Observation-Disclosures Silvis, Viola
Metnts, Mary Welsh, Ellen Mahoney.
Grand choral symphniQue, 20 Glori-
ora virginum" (Garin). Accompanies
First piano: HeGsl Olive Witwer.
Second piano: Mary Welsh.
while our hearts overflow
With deep gratitude due,
Our Joy is complete.
Once again with the olden
Glad word ever golden
We Welcome" repeat!
Vera May Silverston.
Melodrame, The Last Token" Ca
ton-Monica Irene Houar. Accom-
panist-HazeI Olive Witwer.
Piano Duet, "Tarantelle" 0gnatz
Brul)-Hazel Flick, Rosalie Henrietta
Doyle.
! Comforting of honors.
/ Address-Right Rev. James Davis,
D. D.
Piano Solo, Allegro Appassionata''
! (Saint-Saens)-Hazel Olive Witwer.
Ring Out. Ye Voices" (Franz Schu
! bert)-Vocal class.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10

ding is an event of Saturday. 1t
will be q pink and white af-
fair and after wedding trip the
bridal couple will be at home in Tai
lahoma where Mr.. Rutledge is a
prominent merchant and business
man. Miss Birchard is wei known
as a nurse, During the week she will
be the honoree at n number OF pre-
Ruptial parties. Today Mrs. A H.
Lovett CT Arlington avenue is en- -er-
tanning, tomorrow Mrs. Frank Camp
will be hostess in her honor and
Thursday Mrs. Eta Peaslee will enter
tain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

AT A PRETTlLl APPOINTED
luncheon yesterday given by Miss Lily
G. Mott at her home on KirkVoOd
boulevard. Davenport. the announce
ment OF her engagement to Clarence
W. Cochrane of Davenport was made.
A few intimate girl friends were
guests of the occasion. There were
decorations IN pink and white, the col
ors chosen by Miss Mott for her we'd
ding, a large basket of sweet peas and
roses forming the tables centerpiece,
while the place cards, which were
done in dainty designs OF cupids ana
roses, bore the engagement announce
ment. Miss Mott 70 tine youngest daugh-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-10

There is all the difference in the
world between a house and home.
One is where we stay, and the other
is where we live. So l hope 1t has
been selected with due regard to
light, air and sunshine. and clean,
sanitary conditions; and fresh paper
and paint whenever needed. Don't ask
for expensive paper, but after knowing
all the selections of furnishings for
the home it is easy to have the paper
on the wall harmonic. not necessarily
matching everything in color.
The most comfortable way is to
have all this done and the furniture of
the entire home in place before the
marriage, then after the going away
trip it is a happy thought to look for
ward to returning to ones own home.
There should be very little work-in
fact nothing is work unless we make
it so and worry and fuss over tin
setting everything in order.
COMPLETING DETAILS.
The kitchen and dining room will
get all the utensils washed and hung
on hooks within easy reaching dis
lance for using at the stove or table,
and the dishes washed and placed in
the buffet or cupboard; the linens all
placed in drawers, ready for instant
use. The sleeping room next requires
the most thought to be sure sheets,
pillow cases, spreads and covers are
put in the most convenient places and
always returned there from the laun
! dry
The living room furniture is quick
ly in place. Everything there should
be arranged for comfort and home
! like appearance giving constantly the
atmosphere when one comes in o.
wanting to stay, inviting and comfort
able. 1t takes time to bring about this
condition in a new home, but it vii
come with a desire for making a true
| home.
1t takes nearly a year in a new home
to decide upon the most convenien
places for everything, but change un
til that place is found and then keel
them there every day. This one thing
often causes much Earring in the hom
never having place for things. TIL
young bride who can step into he