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Ark; Mrs. o. B. Withcrspoon, Wom ble, Ark; J l.. Pinkerton, wife and family of Womble, Ark; A l.. Perry, wife and family of Womble, Ark; C.. Hoggard and wife, Lonoke, Ark; Mr and Mrs, Bell, Little Rock Ark. & 0. Harris. Hamburg, Ark; J. o. Back. well, Fordyce. Ark. s. D Manklm and family Blytheyille Ark; J. F.. Burns, Blytheyille, Ark
 
 II. A. Petit of Colorado SprIn S. Colo, has reached the Arlington and plans making a stay of at least a months duration He is an officer in the Golden Cycle Mining Company one of the biggest concerns of it, Kind in the west. F. F. Smith, Urea urer of the company as well as mil manager spent two months at the Ar rington during the summer Of 1912 He departed staunch cham ulon of the Saa and it was upon ais recommendation that Mir. Petit ar ranged his present visit.
 
 Mir. and Mrs II Rosenberg Of At lantic City, N. J, are rounding out the third week of their stay at the Ar lington Both are lavish in their praise of the Spa, voting our early winter climate particularly beautifsl
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regular waves. Also small supports oi crepe hair may be necessary. in case the natural hair is thin. to support it
 The hair must lge' be parted off at each side in part extending from the forehead to the nape of the neck This divides the hair into three equal ly heavy strands, one along the center and one at each side of the heal Each portion is then waved
 The hair at the sides is combed for ward to be out of the way. and the central portion separated in three strands and lightly rolled into three twists which are pinned down and afterward combed together so thai they have the appearance Of one long twist cf hair This must be soft and looselooking and to provide support the hair at the crown Is to be tied before 1t is twisted. and aftcrward spread into the long roll Invisible wire pins help to join the three sep aFate twists into one
 The hair at the sides Is brought up to the twist the ends turned under and the side hair pinned along the center twist with small wire pins If there is not enough hair to make soft abundant appearance small pads or supports are placed next Che center twist at each side. the waved hair combed over these and the encf pinned under
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Stare Ear Ball


 The State Fair ball at the Airing ton will take place Friday night i'm stead of Thursday nignt, as org aalIy announced The management has ad- yanced the date at the urgent re- quest of de egation of Little Rock $ elite. Friday is Little Rock day at the state fair and the Capital city can be relied upon sending over its usual sparkling throng of society people. So, the State Fair ball Will be given Friday night instead of oI the date selected originally. The Arlington management is b.nl upon making the ball a brilliant sue cess, The ball room will be hand somely decorated and Professor Richard Barton promises the dancing set an unusually attractive program The state Fair ball will be Of the in- formal variety and all friends of tle fashionable hostelry are cordially in. yited to attend
 #
 Edward S Grause of Cincinnati, O.. is registered at the Arlington. B. F. Cole of Harriaburg Ark, is stopping at the Arlington.
 
 R. F. Scott, one of Little Rocks best known insurance men, is regis tered al the Arlington.
  Hal Norwood and family were in the city yesterday attending the state fair
 Sheriff win Hutton of Little Rock was here yesterday attending the state iair
 Abe Kempner of Little Rock is in the city, and will remain during the week.
 B NJ Maltz of Brooklyn N Y. is ate arrival al the Arlington. He intends making a stay of at least a months duration.
 *
 Mr. and Mrs. T. L. WI ght of poniphan, Mo- have reached the Ar lugton and are bent upon making an extended stay.
 a
 R. B. Cortmott and sam Opuen heimer of Memphis, prominent in the racing world, are guests at the Ar Iiugton They are here for the state fair.
 *
 Manager Corrinston ol the Arl ng lon Hotel, again spent an hour at his desk yesterday. despite the fact that
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with chenille, is as good a choice as could be made
 At the right a "battlement" turban will be found becoming to matrons who have reached middle age. The crown is a soft cap of velvet, and the brlm. or coronet, is cut in four sections. The edges are bound with silver braid A small precise bow is made Of the same braid and posed at the left of the front panel
 To trim it for an older wearer a soft ostrich pompon or a chou of soft fancy feathers or a single ostrich plume is to be preferred to the stin upstanding quill on the pictured model. For younger women cockades of silver or ribbon are as effective as quills and less apt to prove trouble some.
 The sailor shape with slightly curved brim is a combination of vel vet and satin in the hat There is an inlay of white satin with piping at the edge on the brim and a collar like it on the side crown It would hardly be possible 10 think up an. other trimming with SO much chic as the white peacock feathers that are posed at each side
 These, three hats as examples of fine results achieved with simple ma terial and small outlay of money com mend themselves to those who believe in making each dollar buy more than q dollars worth.
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Dependency Due to Indigestion.

It is not all surprising that persons. who have indigestion become discour- aged and despondent HIere are fea words of hope and cheer for them by Mrs. Blanche Rowers Indiana Pa.
 For years my digestion was SO poor that | conld only eat the lghtest foods. I tried every thing that ! heard of to get relief but not until about year ago when | saw Cham berlains Tablets advertised and got bottle of them. did l find the ri1ht treatment. soon began 10 improve, and since taking a few bottles oi them my digestion is fiue.' For sale by all dealers.
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WILLARD TO FIGHT JOHNSON.

London, Nov. t7.-Articles were 7igned today for a boxing bout of from twenty to forty five rounds between Jack Johnson and Jess Willard an American white nope" The fight will take place during tho ast two weeks in March. It is said that the battle ground probably will be in Mexico. Johnson is 10 receive $80,000 for ght ing
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PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER.

Great Bend, Kansas, Nov 17.- Thomas White 2l pleaded guilty here today to the murder last month Of Lee Morgan, a farmer: Miss Maym MeQhllen, Morgau's hou-eheeper. and Clarence Mdjuieiu his hred hand. White was sentenced Co life imprisonment White Was ward of Morgan and said he held a grudge against Morgan because Morgan had spoken 10 him narsa4
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and declaring that our waters are lit tie short of remarkable Mir. and Mrs Rosenberg have made host of friends among the Arlington guests and can he relied upon being annual winter visitors.
 
 The Arlinaton's ball room was the scene of the regular weekly informal assembly last night. The dance was a smart little success.
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 Look at Me o \ ann We'll.

T cannot say too much for Pe- runa- It has en-
 tirely cured me of my trouble. My c ye Il q s " ere { thic k and red nearly all { h 8 time. My eyes " ere especially sensitive to light. Catarrh was my trouble. 1 had n a l n y y Q 8 treated and took q great deal of m e ic inc, but nothing seemed to help me until 1 tried Peruna. |
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FRENCH REPORT SUCCESS.

Paris Nov IT, -l0:45 D. m The following official statement was is- sued tonight.
 According to the latest adyices the
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oABE GERSMAN'S MARKET.

Just re-opened new and well sup piled with a full stock of fresh meats, game and poultry, oysters, and everything in season Quick de livery. 428 Ouachlta Ave, Phone 597. 10-1S-tf
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always use Peruna when my family need 1t. Always find 1t very good; 1t helps wonderfully. You can use my testimonial anywhere you wish to-" So says Mrs. C. SlSehan, No. 6t4 s. Leayitt St, Chicago. Ills.
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Vt AaEl PREPARED ID PRINT ANYTHING FROM CARD to CATALOG
----- - SENTINEL L-RECOPD JOB DEPARTMENT

LETTER HEADS, R0TE HEADS, BILL HEADS STATEMEATS, EN- WlOpeS CARDS ETC.. LAW YERSPREFS NEATLY EXECUTED
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Prominent among the state fair ar rivals at the Pullman hotel dur ng the opening day were l.. J Wither- spoon. wife and family of Womble.
The evening world., 1914-09-25
WINNERS At TORONTO.

FIRST RACE-Purse $500: three
year-olds and up: selling; nix fur
longs.-Birka. 1902 (CaiIahan), firM !;
Gen. Ben led. log (Shilling). second;
Brandywine III (Ambrose), third.
Time. 1.13%-5. Pampinea, HOFFMAN,
Barette. BeiN Terre, Tempest and
Louis Des sCosneto also ran.
" mutuels paid-Birka, STRAIGHT,
$50; place. $3.50: show, 33.20. Gen.
Ben Ledi. place. $3.50: show, S3.l0.
Brandywine. show, $40.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500; three
year-olds and maiden four-year. olds
and upward: steepiechase; about two
miles--Chupadero, 1877 (Ryan), first
Joe Gaiety, 40 Daddy, second;
Laomedon. l45 {Quarrington), third
Time, 4.05. Baltimore. F. A. Stone
March Court. Cynosure and Staimors
also ran.
~ mutuels paid: Chupadero
straight $3.50. place $50. show $3.50
Joe Gaiety. place $40. show $40;
Laomedon. show N.90.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; two-year,
olds; five furlongA-Carrie Orme, 10.
Wan Dusen), frst: Lady Capricious
III (Goldstefn), second; Ben's Brother
107 (Cailahan), third. Time, l.0l SIS
Aimee Leslie, Brookcress. Merr!
Twinkle and Mona G., also ran. {
mutuels paid-Carrie Orme, straight
| 310.30: place. IS: show, 1850: Benz
! Brother, show, $3.50.
The evening world., 1914-09-25
LOUISVILLE ENYRIES.

F,RsT Rae s ssns ts.E:.rsld. :pd W;
Ca.lmS.. 100. Hank Bni ,o2; Sosiw. loS :
~: IpN Love. ic!; Fnrons. no; Capt. Burns.
skG;sNb RH0E.- Selling soyry..rold. and
vi %; %' i 3D. b:S"S ias r. a.
100; Ycnshss. l01: Gold Color. iO7; Charley Mc'
THIRD i AAcE..s.iiiss; s:sf,ss:.sid; and up:
Tom King. iOI: H,1nudA. IOT: Mary Ann X
1871 BIG Dpps'. io'; Star Organ. LOT; Ymir,
FOURTH RACE..The B.echmont Stakes; two
H;iE : Morn .;'SS ~; i Snay E hi ssrp Is.
stor. 100; Aunt tos,e, =. IC2; Grseisn, lot; sweet
= los; Aslsbsr, 100; Vogue. ios; BIN Dudley
FIFTH RACE. -Allov.ness three; ys.r -olds .nt
up one mile --}sovsr Hughes. 107; Dorothy Dean
~! Rash. io7; stops. ITO; Prince H~mis
SIXTH RACE. Selling: tour.ysAr- o,ds and up
one mile snd sisiesnth Jimmie ON. %: Jo
ics; curiie,~. i6s: Melton Strest. io6; WSn.ies
iOf: Green, i07; Sun Queen. lT; Jack Kav
snash. l0i,
Weather clear. Track good.
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their flight from the Berlin Winter
Garden. Then there's a wildly ex-
citing picture drama made from
Marie Corelli's novel. ''The Vendetta,
and another set OF Aims showing all
tho latest and most important news
Of the world. Also there's Mary Pick
ford In q new play.
BY listening to the Four Bostonians
you can pick up the popular songs OF
the moment, and Wallace and Hat
heid will perform for you the new.
est and specdiest dancing steps
Those daring specialists Fred and
Albert will defy the law Of gravit,
many times q day. and "A Luck,
Toothache" will keep YOU laughing
for at least q quarter of an hour.
That side-splitting playlet "Th'
Speed Limit" will give you NOR
laughs, and In II are featured tn,
Academy favorites, Priscilla Knowle
and James J. Ryan.
On Sunday there will be q vaude
willie con6ert, assisted BY william
Fox1g thirty concert soloists and
Io1O.ooo PIPE organ.
j x1qlkes bsaaA nsv sbill gsss O
" a Ift
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It's got them going-going to IT
the truly remarkable all star show
at william Fox's Academy Of Music.
An army OF an audience mobilises
every day In the big playhouse At
Fourteenth street and Irving place. TO
500 the newest movies. the spectacular
vaudeville and the snappy stock play
lets In continuous performance from
noon till an hour before midnight
The Oct Acquainted Coupon admit
ting Evening world readers exclu-
sively, has been doing . great little
introduction business. and nobody
needs more than one Introduction te
maximum amusement at . minimum
prtos.
Here are some Of The things 70,
can So to-day and t0-mory0W y
you're Wise and foljsW ~ crowd.
y1rUt thore are ~ GAyncel
nar1A ngnlrs1e e -. 49,. 49, :
| ~ - - ~ s
The evening world., 1914-09-25
PLAYERS Three-Year Contracts VIII Handicap Nc
GraD in His Plan of Reovganiztns
Giants Next Season.

Of h club but obstacle has arisen Most
at hsh These contracts were made no that
contract the salary. Will they? They will
"As matter Of fact said Of the yesterday
quickly protecting them
against Federal League They In
the outlaws had sseossdsd IN wsanns
after Here loaded material
but have 20 carry"
The evening world., 1914-09-25
Football Notes

PRINCETON, N. j.. Sept 1S.-The
Prtncstou varsity ha6 . long drill yes
tsrAay, snAing with forty-nvs minutes
q snappy scrimmags. The frst game
G the season V With Rutgers. Saturday.
and the men have been worked hard to
gvard against surprise that their nrst
opponsnts are reported to b preparins
for the Tiger team.
CARILgLE. Pa. Sept. ss.-The Car:
Tide Indians yesterday made good
uoo q rain which furnished . hns
ohanco for gathering experience with Z
sIIppory ball and uncertain footing. Coach
Wsrnor put his men through all of the
usuai early season PAGES and closed with
. brsf ecrimmaHe between varsity and
| riSht half back. Wallets at Quarter and
Winnishsk at centre are established foi
~ present
| DnesAan, POLO GROUNDS. Ts-Day.
=. u. Giants We. ~. Leuis.-Advt.
The evening world., 1914-09-25
EMPIRE. CITY ENTRIES.

yoNKERs, y. T.. Sept 25.-The
entries for to-morrow's races are al
follows: 49,,
FIRST RACE For three y 20; and ny
Wsss, Weliss. liz; stars and stIipes. l07: ~
c.sdor. iG NJ ssssS: ig io Ger S,s.Iii.t,o a
istc cSsSiDS' RiSSES ss % s : .a.,s.
NJ Sss: q 6sss:s 1 s ' IA
iis; Change, ia; Gsmmou. lot; hsctosnph
"fHIRp RAcE-yeI s,rrs.,;,::..plI.as ., and y, "
s.M; S.;nT 4, h,dS %e Of N v:il,5 i iiS III
Vote SSss iC7: Hsnrists w.. Iis; Stainless. io7
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WINNERS At LOUISVILLE.

FIRST year-olds: Ave
and one-half furlongs. Marines, 10e
(Hanover), won; Type, 40 (McCabe),
second; Taleboarer, 108 (Neylon)
Third. Time-1.07 rs. Chest erton
Bingo, McAdoo, Nobleman. Aswan
Christie. Burwood. Rebecca Nose.
and Langherne also ran.
MutuaSs paid: Martinos, straight
1910; place, 500; show, $50. Type
place. $3.50; show, 81. Talebearer
show, S. go
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FENwAY PARK. BOSTON. espl

FENwAY PARK, BOSTON. 0epl
25.-The Braves won the opener Of The
double header here this Afternoon b
a score Of 2 to 0. Stallings pullS6
another one OF those "miraculouD
man" stunts when he trotted out little
Dick Rudolph in the opening gams
against the Reds, and to the surprise
Of every one ne succeeded in shutting
them out two days In succession, =
feat that has not been accomplishte
in either major league during the
present season. ~
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Wsshburn. 8 and 8; Marston and White
peat smith and Perrin. 3 and 2; Herres-
hoff ana kirkby beat Fownes and Ormis-
ton. J up go holesl; WorthinGton ana
Crookston beat Sullivan and Webb,
ana =. and Buxton and Byers beat Trcy-
ers and Tiffany, 2 and 4
The evening world., 1914-09-25
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For two-year- old
Ave furlongs.-'Goodwood
100 (Turner), 8 to s. 2 to and out
nrst; Ossary Maid, 100 (Turner).
to S, 2 to s and out. second; Ivy
Marquette. 100 (Pounders), Is to 1
Q 10 1 and 8 to !, third. Time-1.02 rs
Saxin. Golden L.assie. Antrim. Leda
Marvellous and Ivy Marquette alst
ran.
The evening world., 1914-09-25
YOUNG SHUCRUE GIVEN
THREE MORE MATCHES
At AUSTRALIAN CLUBS
By y0Iss, Pollock.


TOE YOUNG" SHU0RUE 10 an.
other American fighter who has
= been offered . new contract for
three additional lights in Australia a.
. result Of his great showing In bouts
In that country. The crack jersey
City lightweight has already fought
Ave times at Snowy Bakers clubs.
His style Of battling 90 pleased the
fRns that he was offered three more
matches on better terms than he re-
lceived In his previous battles. Shugrue
was guaranteed $4,000 for tho three
battles, with the privilege Of accept
Ing twenty ave per cent. Of the gross
In each night. and Tommy Lee, his
manage, accepted.
Johnny kilbane, champion feather.
weight, was moN seriously injured
than at nrst reported when he was
thrown from his horse at Lob Angeles
on Tuesday. and his physician says II
will be Nov. before his left thumb
which he injured. will be well enough
for him to box again.
Eddie Morgan. the English feather.
weight, who recently arrived here
from England. claiming the title. will
probably be matched In q few day.
TO hght Abe Attell for twenty rounds
ct Vernon. Cal. Tom McCarey has
wired Aorgan's manager q good Offer
flor the battle and It 10 almost 0ertair
Inc VII accept.
Il Fade Campi, the bantamw elGh'
champion Of California, ana PETE
"Kid" Herman, the promising Nov
Orleans bantam, have boon rematche,
for another twenty.round bout to b,
fought in New Orleans the latter par
Of October. Campi says the intens'
heat down there was responsible 70
his losing the deoision to HERNIA,
! recently.
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CINCINNATI.
Miller batted for Holden in eth.

SUMMARY.
First Base on Balls-On Yingiinu,
I. Struck Out-By Rudolph: I; Yin6.
ling, 4. Left on Bases-Boston, s; Ctn-
cinnati. 4. Two base Hits-Schmidf.
Killifer and Whitfield. Sacrifice Hit
Evers. Stolen Bases-Maranville an
Mann. Double Plays-Maranville 70
Evers to Schmidt. Passed Balls-0on-
zales (.). Wild Pitch - Yips1inO.
Umpires--Qulgley and Eason. Attend
ance-6, 900.
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HAvRE De GRACE ENTREES

HAVRE DE GRACE, Nd. Sept. -
The entries for to-morrow's raceS
are AS follows: "a.
FIRST RACE-Two. year -old.: selling; five aud
The evening world., 1914-09-25

THE sympathy Of the boxing fans
Z: sa should b With Johnny Dundee
Monday night. when hs dshts
WINE Bescher IN Los Angeles. Not
!. ~ Dundee n sure 70 need SYM
fh&hy, By any means. Rpt he's CIV
The evening world., 1914-09-25

IxTHD only way for one man
70 prove his superiority
over another 10 In . finish
agAt," Oays Jack Skelly In arguing
Ut ~ should have twenty.rou
b0Vts n New York instead Of ten.
'rsa.rovnd bouts are only exhibit
tens" he adds, "and do not give 10
absolute results"
0ksily y right. The nnish nght ID
tho only Aght that definitely shows
Vhioh boxer has the winning CON-
binAtion Of skill. stamina. strength
and oourAGo.
The evening world., 1914-09-25
! b Generally Agreed That
Giants Have "AutomoblIsd'
Their Way Out Of the Pennant
,spHsnt. 1914. By Tne Pres rubl1.aias u.
y me New rcst Ewains WORLDLY

siS. ' sss "a iG Ew MN. vsss !"
60 EVERYBODY asrses that the
~ Giants are losing the psnnant
because they have too many
~oneomobiles. That's ~ good - any
eeheP cid aiibi. II seems the poor
0lAnts haven't had their mind ON the
- this year. They counted tAat
Do1e-oeAson money ~ II Il was al
r6Qdy IN the bank and blew In their
oa1ef1os buying new cars. diamond
eunoursts, bungalows, apartment
S9ooDos, mining stock. &c. Then the
4yovoo began to creep up while the
01eeh were busy cutting coupons,
4ok1ng Joy rides. collecting rents and
= oeher ways leading . happily and
eaRofres existence. After awhile the
Wonuts stopped cranklng their motors
. moment and looked around. 70 ilnd
~ Braves passing them. Naturally
49, were nustsred. Naturally they
6eoAnse . little ratified and found Il
Gt0cult TO turn their minds at once TO
~ serious business of baseball. And
- they aren't going to set into that
pcst-season championship money
WORT Of all. Mcoraw .says h WON'T
ovea allow the Giants TO have q city
nng1es with the Highlander. - they
oun't dseerve to get any extra money
sfsse .tessins away the titis and IL
keoks a n thsrs'd b Q lot Of $50.
snA-hand automobiles on the market
~ winter. <..
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i1e Bsecher eight pounds or 20 ad-
Vintage In the weight. and thata
quito Q handicap when going against
a. rugged . proposition a. the east
Dundee may DO getting heavy 70
nSht In the featherweight class. but
hs's .tili small lishtwetGhk Beecher
has been growing, and VIII hnd II
hard In the future to make less than
N pounds ringside at the best.
CNowY BAKER writes from Aus.
- tralia:
Trust everything 10 running
along smoothly In your good old
city, and hope this war - not af-
fscting you like It 10 everybody
here. Every ono 10 suffering from
the effects Of Il, but am glad to
say have been moro fortunate
than some.
trtotic Carnival, the proceeds Of
Whtch are going to the War Fund.
THIS should be . grand affair. ana
! en- hopeful Of getting about
5000 for this good cause.
Gus Christie and Johnny 0sft-
dths both arrived herA last Mon
day and they both look the goodA
On Thursday the bunch OF French
!, boxers arrived. including dc POM
thisu. Denis. Marohand. volaire
and Lspreux. These latter are sure
70 b great cards II they make
good. owing TO the sentimental
aspect which sui POUNDS the
Frenchmen At the present time. A.
ever. REQ. L. BAKER.
b Mr.. Bakers brother. by the way
| y now fighting in the great war viii
Q continSout Of Australian troops
snowy Baker himself 10 on tn,
Reserve. and may be called out
any day. It's no wonder the va
lsoks like . serious proposition (,
HIM, and for that matter TO al
AU1tTallan0.
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in. i. "a . e. s % T T IRON @ % % % % ~ s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03
Argus Branch Offices

For the accommodation Of its patrons
IN various parts of the city. The Argus
has established system OF branch OF
fees, where subscriptions and want al
versislng may be received and any IN
formation left that may pertain to any
department of the paper, news or BUSH
ness. 1t is also planned to have ct each
of these branch offices every evening q
supply of copies of The Argus OF the
have failed under any circumstances to
receive the paper, Will be supplied free
OF charge.
The Argus chain Of branch Offices
includes the following:
J. J. kipp's nolion store, 4516 Firth
avenue.
H: e. Rowe's pharmacy. AIS Four
tenth avenue.
Schneiders drug store, Twenty-sev-
enth street. Seventh avenue.
Heimbeck's pharmancy. 922 Third ave.
nue..
Wagner's grocery, GA Fourth street
J. WaltCn's notion store, Seventh
street, Fourteenth avenue
Ullemeyer's drug store. Eleventh ave-
nue. and Fifteenth street
c. Roys. grocery, 925 Eleventh
street.
Elm Street drug store. Thirtieth street
and Fifth avenue.
College pharmacy, Seventh avenue
and Thirty-eighth street
Olson grocery. Thirteenth avenue and
Thirtieth street
Steiner drug store, corner Fifth ave-
nue. and Twenty-t third street
Tasting & Pewe grocery. 1928 TWEEN
ty-sixth street
T.. e. Kelly & Son. grocery. 1s2s
Ninth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03

The annual meeting of the Mercer
County Agricultural society will be
held in the courthouse in Aledo on
Thursday, Nov. 3. At this meeting the
officers for the coming year will be
elected and other business of the So
ciety will be transacted. All friends
of the society are invited to attend.
Thomas Barr of Exenia came this
week to visit at the home of c. c. Col
clasure-
Mrs. II. o. Jones and daughter, Miss
Margaret, went to Viola Thursday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Frank Clancy.
Mrs. R. S. Hoyt and daughter, Miss
Arna of Keithsburg, came Thursday
to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs.
c. A. Haas.
Mrs. F. w. Egbert and son. Leroy.
arrived home Wednesday from Galva
where they had been visiting Mrs. Egg
bert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Swank.
Mrs. r. H Greer is visiting at the
home of her son, Glenn Greer, near
New Boston this week.
Mr. Smith and Mrs. NJ. F.. Sumpter
returned to- their home in Blandins-
vile Saturday after visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. L. d. Kirkpatrick and family.
Ralph HolIemback of Joseph. Ore
gon. came Thursday to visit his moth
er, Mrs. Minnie Hollemback.