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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06
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Sla9et peO 9elgolon0. Gbriitions
iano, %. 2fpril. 4aa 80 2(orSoa
gen ior 2laget peo 6elqolano oer
9. Olai oil BET oanife Spitforioars.
ifi6 o@eoer Sfram4, aolnmanogl
Goritenien. oelta9e / oen plonlagtt
Qiinoebeitio GbriitianSiono.
@ularetsillriernes 9rdnoltIiteller
2onoon. Is. 9(pril. gr1noitiftelier
lie bar MI antaget ct nPlien epioe
milf 0miang. 5 @aar iorefolot oel
13 og / 8oq 6 9ranoe, ceraf 3
2onoon. Set antaaes, at 9ranoltii.
terne er Stemtneretsfnin0er.
Slipper ontfomner. 3alberltuOt,
1piflano, ,. Mai.-2oitnant 0iep.
er 0en tpife 9(rne onlfom | @aat
1 en 5lpneltlpffe npr Ueo Sol6er.
ltoot. 6an fom ilppenoe en 5o0Gf'
fer ira 8eberit3 iannen meO 9eit.
nant gtiemeier, oa Qtaifinen n9lte.
oes al ct 9inOfait. 9iicmeier bleu
fppitet.
Salgrets- Surierne. 9drmolltb, II
9lpril. en Sen beroprenoe 9riton
MIA 2anogangs6ro tilbetenOe Baoil'
Ion er 6ormiooag bleoen fulO.
itanoig a0ela9t peo en- @rdn0. Sfa.
Den aniIaas til $4,000 SO. Ster
ling. 5 9ierbeoen al 9roen fonO.
les ct Sort. bporpaa itoo o8al9ret
ior auinoer".
G3arens 3etre. Berlin, Is. 9lpr
Ill o@osi. 3eit." telegraieres ira
1t. 8eters6org 9rins Garl al 9fit-
m0niens 6orlouelie meo aeiieren
Cater. Storipritinoe Olga, oiI ri.
mcligpis life iinoe Steo. oo 5tor.
inritin0en fife iunes or! Frinien
Griuien oil mi belle til aeiierens
npiiploite Iatter
6lppelllnffer. @aris, 10. gIpril
5 @ftermioong ian0t ser poa SIN.
Deplaoien oeo 9uc en- lllpffe Steo
6poroeo , llpuere blep orubt oq
, baarot iaaret
Bona (2(lgier). 10. 9(pril. 6lpoe.
ren Gbrmam er itnrtei neo iro
en- Seioe al 500 Qleter oa bleoer
orrbt paa Steoet
aong aonItantin. 9lt6en, 20
9lpril. llnoer Itor Seitiocligbeo el
ser @aar / aon9eiIottet 6leoer
oDerraft Song aonitantin Ell Self
marifalsitaD. 0ele Spren baoot
ienot 9ieprpientanter til Seitioelig
beoen Staoen operraftes al Dfini
iterprGiioent 9eni3elos, Der bolot
Ell potriottif (ale. aongen. Der pal
omgipet Al @rilierne o. Soiiets
0errer, beipnreoe beuGgeoe Orr
5olen meo Ell Sof til olle, Der bnO
Dc biltlpet meo til at bringe @rU
fenlano Seiren.
aeiier @ilbelm paa aorill. u
t6en. 10. glpril. glgence o'gltbenes
meooeler: Miiniiterpr9iioent 8eniSe
los o. lloenrigsniniiter Streit Ell
penot til6age bertil ira oeres 9c
Jog pan aorfu. Sanltalerne mef
Den tpife aeiier. peo toilfe allC
ioppenoe Spsrgsmoal blen bersrte
bar efterlabt oct lt9rfeite Snotrpi
bos Streit. aejieren piite fine llo
tolelier Den iterite 8eloillic ooerfoi
@r9fenlano og bar uotalt i'm @lG
De oner 0pboloet poo 8orfu og Der
Mootagelie, Der bar bleuen bom til
Gel.
5rantrigs 5laaoeitprfe / Otio
oelbauet. 8aris, 90. slpril. Wiarine
mihiiter @autbier Der li9e er oeno'
tilbage bertil ira en- Snipeftions
reiie til 5oulon, bnr ouerior oEe
tit Iariilen" uotalt, at ban lige Jon
fine Sorg9ngere 3eIcasie og DO
mis- enifer at iomle De franifearigs
ifibe Miooelbonet og ior 5ioel
moerisger @hlliebeoerne for at ior
itrrfe Den franife Spermagt | Dis
ic Saroanoe, bpor iaa itore natio
male ssnteresier itoo poa Spil. iao
-fas--s II fr,nfria fnn 5epare II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

9iegn 9loroDeiten. 0ar bar iet
pqret berettet om 9iegneialo ilero
Steoer baa0e begge 0afoterne og
lPinneiota. og unoer Los. 6erettes
pioere ira @rano Sorts. g. ., al
BET 9sroags regne6e ItGrft ooer
0en uoroliae Sci al 9leo 9liper Ia
len. ina Ser otter 6lep 9tfbruo j
Soaningen. iom ilere Ggne par
9ennptaset iamme 8n1 efter en- II
aes 9(ibrnoeliey yNu maa man after
pente 3, / Gage, f6r Sad 'aen
fan iortiqttes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

Gal9rets- -6urierne. Ddrmoltb, II
9lpril. gn Sen beroprenoe 9riton
MIA 9nnogangs6ro tilberpnoe gonil
Ion er 6ornio0og bleuen fulo.
itGnoig soelo9t peo en- grdnO. Sfa.
oen aniIoas til $1,000 SO. Ster
Ting. 5 glerbeoen al 9roen fonOe
tes ct Sort. bporpaa itoS a8al9ret
ior apinoer"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

02i6ler moo OoerioemmeIier. :
en- Rnpport, iom ariesniiniIteren /
oenue llae bill oiientIiggere, lGeges
Der 9pgt paa 6orebpgaelie al 0ner.
inemmelier. : fin aomrcutar aer
Rational Drainage Gonareis, Der ai
@anael paa iinauciel Ststte life
maatcr at aBre noaet. obmgrfiom
pao, at 6aooe 9lcaerinaen oa Sol.
fet naa taae tat baa en- iaaoan
9lnaoe. at Der fan npres qrnoet
Saa6 ON sie6Iiffeliat gieiuItat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

llignuHelige @oitfort. @ai6in9ton.
! 6. 30. 9(pril. 5rafta.cr neo o.
ileite al GuropaS 2anoe on at ipt-
te Ell Stopper Tor llo6reoelien al
uipmmelige @oitfort oq ili6riae
lrnfiaaer. bleb an6eialet til @eota.
aelie @oar al Senots.Gomiteen
ior lmoenriaife 9tnligaenoer. 9i9.
ten huert eneite 9ano ! europa
iamt gro3iIien | Sno 9(merifa bar
in01anct ian6an Irnftater meo II
:. 9(.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

Cooperative 9Sacfing Gc. Maoi.
ion, @is., 80. s(pril. Oct fsritc
cooperative Yacfing.G Company" |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

63arens 3etre. Berlin, Is. 9lpr.
iii r@osi. 3eit.@ telearaieres ira
St. @eters6org: @rins Carl al 9fu'
menienS 6orlooelie meO aeiieren, ,
Cater, Storipritin6e Olga -oiI ri.
meliqpis life iinoe Steo. oo Stor
iuritinoen fife iunes orr Qrinien
9riuien oil mi belle til aeiierens
npiiploite 3atter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06
Bort Gnpt.

Ouerioemmelier / Oklahoma. Sra
Bridgeport, Ofla., meloes nnoer
los, at tire DfGno er ioriuunoen,
o. andre tre bar iegt 6ililugt i
Irptoppe pao @runo al oct raienoe
0sioanoe ira 6onaoidn 9iiper. Ban.
BET bar iert Oen me $t25,0 900
staal6ro, iom Chicago, 9locf Ss(ano
Z 9acific babOe 6pgget. meO Jig og
Tor eOrigt giort itor Sfooe "a.
fem 2oolonoet cr oueringnmet, o.
olm0reoer al 5oniIier bar let Jig
mote til at iorIaoe 0aIen og iege
til 6siere ligaenOe Steocr.
Woo ,Sniefter. 9fatrioriferen
u =. Sonaoap paope9er ct 9ren,
iom ban oen 3.os. iorlagoe 0teo.
Iemmerne al aongresien. ct ct Eat
oeo soel9ggenoe SSnlefter - anilaa
ct til en- 9proi al S500.0O0,000
ON 9(aret bill fortiGtte, meomin
ore 9open om Sreonin9 al Irpf
ilgle bliper baauobpnet. 9niet
bepilaeoc $4,000 | bette 2ienieo
men Senotet reoucereoe5immen til
$4,000 meo Oen Soriicnelie. at
oisie @enge fun ifllloe beupttes til
at prepe. ON 2oben er grlmoloos
mpsiig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

arig moo ao6relnien. Vroofings.
z. 3, .. 0iai. 9rofesior / Gnto-
mologi peo Statens 9onebrugsifo.
Ie z. 6. Seberin paoitonr, at Se.
itebrenien poloer adrlig @ennem.
init ct Cab poo ca. $35,000000
a $4,000, 900. 1enne 9renie iu9f.
fer apGget, iaa oct tober lit Sulo
og 1iper minore MPlf. pao iomme
lio iom Den neoiptter Suoens ger.
81. Suor g,remien irtter iig fait.
bliper asoet gulagtiat
Stamp moo Spinefolernen. Mines.
IA. >. Wai. 3 CONNER pil Der |
Glap Gountn bliue pitt 5nrmerne,
bporleoes De ifdl fsre en- beloig
aanip moo Spinefolerncn. 9enne
llnoerpisnin9 ifol leoes al 9ano.
6rligSoepartementct @aibin9ton
iantmen meo Statsonrfraen og
StotenS 2onobrugsifole, iag.
DC Snsongs Wrpiioent
n. g(. Bearion til 3fs 5armere ira
Glap Golntp. De bar Sfclens @G.
tier lnoer en- lloflugt
Cooperative Eacfing &c. Maoi-
Jon, @is., 80. s(pril. Oct fsritc
.fnnperntipe Vocfina. 6 onIpann" |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

6lupeulnffer. saris, 49, 9lpril.
5 Gitermi0oaa fanot Ser poa Sin.
Depluoien De0 9uc en- lllpffe Steo
6boroeo , Slpuere 6leu orubt %
, 6oarot iaoret.
Bona (9(lgier). -. 9(pril. 6Inoe.
ren Gbrmann er itnrtei ueo ira
en- Seioe al 500 Qleter ca bleoen
orrbt paa SteOet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

Slipper ontfomner. $5alberituOt,
1piflano, ,. 2eitnant 0iep
er Oen tpife 9frnle omfom / @oat
en 5lppeulpffe nGr Oeo Sol6er.
ItoOt. san fonl ilppenoe en 5ooGf.
fer ira 9eberit3 iammen meO 9ejt.
nant 9iiemeier, oa 0foIfinen pplte.
0es al ct 9inOfait. 9iicmeier bleb
aluorlig fppitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06
%. glar9.

ubeitriOelige 0perlegenbeo 0lio.
oelbauet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-06

80 inoebrenot. 8olporoiio, Git
le, 4. Mai. Oper 30 Wenneifer ON.
font unoer en- SIbebrano tiolte /
9oa 9nens observation-disclosures
glbifillige @ooroe blep laet | 9iui.
ner. 1e bar ooorlig bpeget, boor.
for Observation-Disclosures life bar
/ Stono til at itorette fort
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
DELINQUENT TAXES FOR Ward
COUNTY, Nd. FOR THE YEAR 1918
Continued from Second Section

Conrad Mauer North 1-3 ---.----s
Security Mtg. & Loan Co., That part 81 Of
Wing south Of plated portion Of DON
nybrook, containing As acres and that at
part Of Ell sEa Sec. Is. T. 1873, r. 81
wing S. Of public highway ,, where cen en-
ginning at point 1857 TT. Of NV
corner of said Ell Sch Sec. 15 thence
4 $40 So degrees p: 20 20 i, #. o thence
to Donnybrook Also Outlet ~, con-
taining 43.7 acres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
To Facilitate Voting Tuesday

Voters who will ballots for the time
township election Tuesday will facilitate the
the judges of election fairer expression
fewer discarded ballots they will in advance take the
sample ballots printed in the newspapers study them
and mark them following these rules
If you wish to ticket straight square
the circle at the top and make other marks.
If desire to split your ticket mark the
squares opposite the of each candidate
for, taking for two candidates any
Office assistant supervisor You entitled
for four for assistant supervisor.
To vote the local option proposition will
found at the bottom of the main ballot
opposite the word yes if you abolish
the saloon and in the opposite the
you wish the saloon remain.
Note that the squares in the candidates
tions at the right.
The annexation propositions a separate ballot
and should be marked in similar OPP
ton proposition, not forgetting to mark all of them.
Fold your ballot that it will go box turn
ing the printed side in and keeping the judges initials
the back visible.
Marking anywhere else than indicated
make to throw out ballot The intent
must be plain to the judges who do the counting
Unregistered Rock Island may vote on having
their votes sworn in
Unregistered women in any township where registry
boards did not sit entitled having
their votes sworn in unless they challenged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04

the expulsion Of Eve or SIX hundred Gall Stones.
NoVvshc 3 ab!etO ca; aEyth rs she wan : nd her
appetite IS good ana before taking your N edIcne
she had 70 appetite ard when sle axe anything
she would suffer death tor 50 doing and could not
Sieep AZ niE.-t. since taxing your treatment she
SLEEPS well all night long 7. a Neal, Roanoke,
IexaL"
The above letter should convince YOU more
than anything sc could say n behalf Of hGyT' .
Wonderful SfonIoc h Remedy Sufferers should
f-y one dose OF this eTnedy-one dose should CON
vince them that they can be restored 10 health
Nearly all Stomach Ailments are caused By the
c4oCGinR OF the Intestinal tract with r1ucoid and
catarrhal accre;io-s allowing poisonous fluids
ilto the Stomach and Otherwise CeIanEiIlZ the
digestive system. MGyT's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy DaiElessly removes these accTetlons
without a surgical operation and puts an end TO
Colo Attacks. Gases the Stomach and lntes-
tines and al Of the usual symptoms OF stomach.
Liver ard InteGtfnal Ailments Ask your drug
Gist about msyT's Wonderful Sfon1oeh Remedy
or sead Geo. Il AiayT. Mls. Chemist. IS4
" hui1E - Chicago. III. for free booklet on
Stomach Ailments ana many grateful letters
from r-ODIe -HO have been restored
For sale In Rock Island by the Red
Cross pharmacy. +. d. @. Walker. chem
list. Fourth avenue and Twentieth
Etreet--fAdv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04

Farwell. of Chicago. head of the law
and order league of that city, will hold
the platform. Farwell is noted for
leading vice crusades in Chicago
Sunday night Mr.. Howard will make
his second address. His subject will
be THE Saloon at the Bar"
For Monday night Frederic j. Bay
lis of New York City will speak on the
subject. From Breadline to the Pull
pit. Speaking with Mr.. Baylis will be
Rev. J. |. McCrory. pastor of the lead
ing Pittsburgh church. His subject
will be Staying of the Saloon Dragon"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
The Woman of
Taste and Good
Judgment in Select
ing Gloves will
Choose "PerrinS."

The name of ". Perrin ct
Gle has stood foremost among
the French makers of women's
fine Kid Gloves for many years
Every woman knows Per-
rims, many women have worn
none but PERKINS, gloves season
in and season out.
This coming pre- Easter
week will find us with full size
and color assortnents in Per-
rims, lie Mure," Monaco"
Irene" "Belfort," "Gascoyne"
and "Adriano" gloves-Many
striking black and white stitch
ing effects are shown this sea-
son.
PERKINS, gloves up from S1.50
and $500.
A splendid line of Verona
Kid gloves with contrasting
stitching are 95c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04

ADVERTISEMENT
EVERY FAIR MINDED MAN MUST ADMIT THAT PRac
TICALLY EVERY LINE OF BUSINESS HAS BEEN VERY
SLOW SINCE A PETITION WAS FILED IN TIE TOWNSHIPS
OF MOLINE AND ROCK ISLAND TO HAVE LOCAL OPTION
PREVAIL.
SOME SAY 1T HAS BEEN A STAGNATON OF BUSl
NESS. LOCAL MERCHANTS HAVE BEEN CAREFUL ABOUT
BUYING. COLLECTIONS HAVE BEEN SLOW TRAVELLING
MEN HAVE SKIPPED THE TWO CITIES AND THE STOCK Or
GOODS IN EACH STORE HAS BEEN REDUCED ON ACCOUNT
OF THE FACT THAT LOCAL OPTION WAS ABOUT TO Be
VOTED ON. LOCAL OPTION KILLS TRADE. DO YOU WISH
THIS CONDITION TO CONTINUE? DO YOU WISH THIS CON-
DITIoN TO GET WORSE? 1T WILL GET WORSE UNLESS
YOU MARK AN tx" OPPOSITE THE WORD "No" ON Tues
DAYNExT
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE OF ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
VOTE NO. voTEN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
C.S.MS cahe. e. Co:
oROCK ISLAM D. ILL TThak6bSSdn 70 ssedsS g.
The Near APP
DrOaChOfEaS er.

finds the big Ready-to-Wear
Section prepared to promptly
care for your wants. Yet there
is an advantage in early buy
ing. We advise selections the
first days of the week if pos
sible.
The best styles are here IN
charming variety, everything
new, all garments the latest
mode in fashion. You may be
sure of becoming clothes at
very moderate prices at Nc
Cabe's.
SILK COATS in Queen
Anne styles. loose and flowing
with butterfly sleeves and
shirred ruffle around bottom
BALMACAAN COATS of
all wool materials in sport
checks and Scotch tweed mix
tures-garments with exquis-
lite lines.
LOOSE COATS of chain
weave Diabolo Worsted-very
smart.
SUITS IN JUGGERNAUT
MODELS, quite the latest and
srnarteSt-the coat has small
box-pleats at waist in the back
"A Paquin idea, fresh from
Paris.
NEW SUITS, the jackets of
which have the new "Baudine"
collars embroidered in con-
trasting colors-Skirts Tunic
effect.
PO P U L A r MOD E
SUITS in all the latest shades,
Tango, Mahogany, Navy. Co
penhagen, Tan-also in Black.
DRESSES in the new eff
fects, the Corkscrew Spiral, the
Bustle effects, the Pannier, etc,
in plain or lowered silks, in
crepes and taffetas.
SKIRTS in the newest mod
els, Beautiful Waists, Hand
some Petticoats all add their
touch to the completion of Mi
lady's Easter toilet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
CROWD PROGRAM
FOR FINAL DAYS
Local Option League Will Have
Outside Speakers at Rink
Each Evening.

The speakers committee of the Lo-
cal Option league has engaged four
speakers TO end the campaign in be-
half of the dry cause in Rock Island
before Tuesdays election. They will
speak tonight. Sunday and Monday
nights at the rink.
Clinton n. Howard. Rochester. y.
y. nationally known as n chautauqua
lecturer. Will speak tonight on THE
OF the Lawless Saloon" Joint
ly with Mr. Howard, Arthur Burrage
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
MRS, WEIGH WINS
SUIT FOR INJURY
Jury Returns Verdict Against
New Harper Hotel Company
for $4,000 Damages.

Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock
the jury in the case of Mrs Bridget
WEIGH against the New Harper Hotel
company and Mrs. Memie De Silva
returned a verdict for the defendant
finding her entitled to $4,000 dam
ages for injuries she received in a fire
at the hostelry Dec. 10, 1910.
She brought suit for $4,000 against
the hotel company lessees and Mrs. De
Silva, owner of the building. She "a
tive wiring near the elevator shaft.
S. R. Kenworthy and Murphy G Lar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
Cedar Oh
Products.

Special Sale and De-
1rOnstra ION in the
Housed furnishings De-
pdrtment.
Miss Scott, head demon
strator ard factory repre-
sentative OF The Cedar Oil
Products Co, will have per
sonal charge of this demon
stration and impart much
valuable information per-
tanning to the care and treat
mt of furniture, wood
work, vanished and hard
wood floors, when Cedar
Oil products are used. 1t
cleans, dusts and polishes
and is endorsed by highest
authorities on hygiene and
sanitary housekeeping.
During this demonstration
you can buy the full size Ameri-
can Lady Cedar Oil mop and
poTisher at $3.50.
The American Girl Cedar
Oil mop at sec.
Cedar Oil Furniture polish,
quart $500.
II OF. size SOC and the 4 OF.
bottles 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
Handsome
NeU Hats.

lust when it was thought
the ingenuity of the great
creative French artists must
be exhausted, along come
hats altogether new, entirely
different - and some say,
more charming than any
brought out earlier.
Flowers are a great factor
in producing these changes
the lines, also, are varied,
and many touches of indi-
viduality are added by the
expert trimmer.
Happy is the woman who
this season has chosen the
right store to buy her hat.
There are shown in some
stores so-called reproduc-
tions from Georgette, Maria
Guy and models from other
great artists, which would
almost make a horse laugh"
Thoughtful women are not
so easily deceived
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04

Voters at the election next Tuesday
have an opportunity to elect con
stable who will be on the job. He Is
Herman Sturm, 929 Seventh avenue.
the democratic nominee. Mr.. Sturm
has been a resident OF the city for IA
years. During most of that period he
has followed his trade as sheet metal
worker, having been a member of the
union. Two years ago he conducted a.
restaurant AT 80 Seventeenth street
and one in Davenport. Lately he has
been engaged in the real estate bust
ness here. Mr.. Sturm is II years Of
age. He has 4 family of a wife and
nine children. He is a property owner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
son represented the plaintiff, and
Searle & Marshall the defendant. A
motion for a new trial will be filed.
DO YOU FEEL TIRED?
DON'T TRY TO BRACE UP ON Pa
TENT MEDICINES CONTAIN
ING ALCOHOL.

If you feel exhausted and weak or
tire easily, don't try to brace up on
liquor or patent medicine that VIII
produce the same effect
1t is only temporary, and the reac-
ton leaves you in worse shape than
before.
What you want is more strength,
Father Johns Medicine is pure food
its ingredients are nourisn-
ing and strengthening. Nothing equals
it as a tonic and body builder for all
throat and lung troubles.
Contains no alcohol or injurious
drugs. Get a bottle today; it VIII make
you strong. Remember, 1t has Deeh
in use so years.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
Words of Praise
For EEsKF's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy

How ;hanSfuiwearetc
you for getting a hold Of
yoEr Wonderful Remedy.
Nv wife could not have
had bet a sho-: tiule 70 live
u she had not taken your
Wonderful Remedy when
ShedId. one more OF those
paruNy5r1 pans she was
having would have killed
her without a doubt. Nov;
she - free from all pain.
free from observation-disclosures
tree from that disturbing
N-uralg iz-all the results
-. 90. .ra..r..a .ra.- md
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04

Arguments which are being put up
in favor OF the election of the republi-
can candidates for assistant supervis-
ors will not carry much weight with
the voters. Compare the candidates
offered by the republicans with such
men as w. c. Peck, John F.. Dindinger,
Addison Rush and Albert S. Schmidt,
and vote your preference. free from
party bias. That's all the democrats
ask.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
Almost Every
Imaginable
Shade in WO-
mems Silk Hose.

No matter how unusual the
shade of your new Spring cos
tune you can find silk hose
here to match, from our SPLEEN
didly assorted stockton in
stance, from our well known
dollar line you can choose from
Tango Red, Pigeon Blue, Ca
nary, Terra Gotta, May Brown,
American Beauty, Emerald
Green, Gold, Apricot, Bronze,
Wisteria, Wild Rose, Nile, Sill
yer, Royal Blue, Copper, Rus
sian Green, Taupe, Orange,
Champagne as well as all the
staple colors.
Wcmen's silk hose in well
known makes as low as SOC
and up to $500 pair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
Will Not Disband.
Notice.!

All members of painters local union
No. 5O2. Rock Island, are hereby mott
ned 20 meet at the Industrial hall at 1
O'Clock sharp. Sunday afternoon. April
;. TO attend the funeral of Brother Geo.
Nulcher. Davenport and Moline mem
bers OF 5O2 are invited 10 join Rock
Island union at the services.
ED. NIELSEN.
Business Agt. Painters Pnion No. 500.
(AdvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04

5. a. La Vanway for assessor will be
an ideal officer, and will serve the peo-
pie well. His long experience in the
real estate and furniture business
qualities him TO an unusual degree TO
be a judge of the value of the property
he will be called to pass upon as as.
SCISSOR. He made an honorable record
as a member of the city council, and
is entitled to your support.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04

William Trefz is the right man in
Rock Island Like the other demo
Gratis on that body. he has been in the
minority, and it takes a majority to
upset the present regime, and break up
the system of mutual favors in buying
county SUPPLIES. Reflect him and pick
more men to stand with him and then
watch the smoke.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
New. Things In
the Furniture
Dept.

The prices are SO low that
early callers will be rewarded.
NJ t in g covered Utility
Boxes, Si.75 UP to S4,65.
Fine Cedar Chests, $500 to
$500.
9 Panel Burlap Screens, SLAB
to $500.
Smoking Stands, Sewing
Tables, Book Racks and Ia
bourettes, Furned Oak and Ma
hogany, 95c up.
Mirrors, Hat Racks, Plate
Racks and Medicine Cabinets,
in Golden and Funed Oak, S5c
to $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
Pretty New
EasterFrOCksfOr
Little Folks.

All stamped, ready for en-
broidering-On sale in our
Fancy Goods Department.
Dresses of Crepe Ratine in
Rose, Blue or Tan, 4 to 8 years,
for $1.00 and $1.50.
Dainty little dresses of white
poplin, 6 to 8 years, at $3.50
and S1.69 each.
White lawn dresses for l
and 2 year olds, 2 very pretty
STYLES at Soc and 75c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
Notes of the Campaign
THE RIGHT TOWN TICKET.

If you want your town affairs ad-
ministered faithfully and satisfactorily
these are the men 10 vote for. They
are the candidates on the democratic
ticket:
For Supervisor-WiIIiam Trefz.
For Assistant Supervisors-W. C.
Peck, John F. Oindinser. Albert c.
Schmidt. Addison Rush.
For Assessors. A. La Vanway.
For coIIeotor-Henry r. Wynes.
For Town clerk-Georse w. Cox.
For Constable-Herman Sturm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04

Henry r. Wynes, better known as
Shorty" is making a strong campaign
for the office of collector. and there is
little doubt that he will be elected.
His personal popularity, earned by
service before the pubic, in which he
has shown unfailing courtesy and
tact, insures him the united support
of all classes, regardless of political
affiliations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-04
Swatting Fruitful In May
In One City.

ma AY swatting campaign in
IVA one city has prevented
tto,7oo. 100000. oco fItes
from developing.
Number of insects il placed in
line would extend around the
earth at the equator more than
f.6oo times.
Fhey would form a shaft 1oC
feet square 81 the base. with a
height OF $1,000 feet.