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Poultry Premium List

& Pearson; second, sub. to Piedmont
Magazine.
White Holland-First s2.OO Pre-
Why?;" second, S1.00 by w. P. Nichol-
son.
Bourbon Red-First, $1.5O shirt by
Moore-Wilson Co.; second. $1.00 cash.
Glass D-Ducks. -
J-Runners-First, $3.50 by Keys
Gilmer; second; soc chicken feed by
, Dexter Gro. Co.
Pekin-First, months subscription
to Anderson Daily Mail; second, S1.00
cash.
Class P-Guineas.
First, $l.0e worth Pratt's Poultry
Regulator by G. s. Minors g., 10 and
25c store; second, 75c worth beef by
j. G. Lindsey .a
Glass Q-Capons.
Best pen Il or more)-first, $500
set caponing tools by Red Cross Drug
Co.; secos q. Sl.oO boz Norris Candy
by Crayton's Drug Store.
Best single Capon, $1.00 by Gen. NJ.
L. BonhaIn.. .5'=sstee.A
Glass I-Banfams. ~
Best disp1ay (any no.) first, $1.0D
perfume by Lewis Drug Co.
Class S-Pige0ns. @
Homers tany No.) first, so pounds
chicken feed by Anderson Cash Gro
Co..; second;, Sun-Flower seed by
Furman Smith, aya
Carnaux (any MOI first, g. glass
fountains by Austin pn the corner;
seond, ad In classified col. by Pied
mont Magazine.
Best pair squads (under s weeks)
first, 81 SO set silver plated spoons by
Sullivan Hardware Co.; second, can
White Rose coffee by Tideal Gro. Co.
istat Specials.
r. Children's specfal-1 cup each to
boy and girl (under Is years of ago)
for best poultry exhibit, by T. M.
Poole. Ed Soy. Frances Farmer. At
lanta, Ga.
Ladies' special--s1.5o pair silk
Stockings by d. Goldberg, for the best
trio (any breed) bred; owned and ex.
changed by lady.
White Wyandotte-Speciai, q White
Wyandotte iCocxerel for the best trio
White Wyandottes. by G. G. Hail. p
White Leghorn, Special So
worth paint for the best White Leg
horn cockerel by Guest Paint Co. \.
Brown Leghorn Specials Brown
Eeghorn cockefe! for the best Brown
Leghofn trio by DR.. g. s: Bseedin. 4.
+ Barred Rock Spectaf4$150 doId
stick pin Tor the best Barred Rock
cockerel. by, w. H Lyon. SO g
Rhoaa Red Special best cook
Sweepstakes
Best trio, any breed So 0fl. iyy.
Brissey lumber Co..; second. s20f, inb.
Poultry Tonic, by i. w C6niphalls
Best cock, any breed 80 Sweater
BY Lesser Co., a., NJ sss ~; sf.ss iss,
Best cockerei. any breed 800 hat,
r.. L. Coley Co. .-Ee rs Z -.
I. Best Hen, ahy breed s2.0o cask ,y
Todd Auto Shop. g a Iass.ss
Best Duiiet. any breed--S2. .0i, ens1,
by: Diver Roofing Co, %. seI
isntries In the first thirtosn classaa,
"a to ~ fnnlusiyel must contain threIai
birds. one male and two ferzsnlefl as5r
otner number dsaquaiifies thsfentry.
Entries in Ciaseas ". q and p. ir,tss
eonsain trios or pairs. 40 the exhibitor
All entries competinR = for snpirea
must be Ia the huiIdifig and nroperIv
coop9d and plac0d by ii IA. a. sg' IS,
: AntrieE for sale ar iairsF ffaesn a,,s
Ray ns entered &C any time 81 eettins
permission Prom the floor IA ms ,eFS'
= Aiembefs Of The aaa1cfat tor gl,Ss
dues are paid on or before November
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LEGAL NOTICE,
L. H. JOHNSON Plaintiff.

Il H. JOHNSON, Plaintiff.
tAgasneea 81 ~
JAMES s,ais v JOHNSON. 9. al. l,efend-
y Pursuant to ortfersof aal., hest, =, (, :
viii sell 20 the iiizheEt h,sSar in = -. I
|saiesday In November next iils front -; -
tne Court House door II. .Andsrson' q
=. during the usual hoars Of seaIs- q. y Z
f99iowiilg g real property. to~wit: e.o ~.
8, AL snat tract of land In the county
OF Anderson and Htate Of South Cart:s.
Ina, containing AZ ~ acres' 4, moss - -.
less. Bounded by lands 81 nj n ST. -
\ mons. NV. Johnsoa, L. o. Raryras, ss.,i,
sEa others IL being situKted ~
9Eanches OF Henecop Greek. waters G ~
1ss'a 1soeky Tlyer, and known as the Isa
Z y. ana Nancy Jcitnsoa tract Tss.,,s ssr5,
of saie Cash, purchaser Ia nav srs,.s' :. !. :
F, =. s.; 81 W. p. NICHoIsoN.
y 3 Topate Judge as Speciai RAserea.
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PREMIUM LIST. II
POIJI,TRY FAIR.

POULTRY FAIR.
Anderson County Poultry AssOcia-
ton, to be held In the Pepper building
| corner West Whitner and Peoples
streets. Tuesday, Nov. II.
L.. official Pre- niun List.
Glnss A-Plymouth R0clis.
Barred. first. SO, by B: F. MauIdin ;
second, 81, by S. r. Parker.
Buff, first, subscription to Pied
mont Magazine; second, 81, by
Thompson Shoe Store.
White, first, bushel feed, by 8. w.
/ Eziifcri, second. Gne shirt. by r. W.
Tribble.
Glass B-OrpingtOns.
Black, first. 50 premium by Jno. M.
Hubbard & Co.; second, 81. by o. M.
Heard.
| White. first, SO. by ]. I. Brownlee: :
second. Lap robe by Davis Bros.
Buff. first. 81, by Peoples Bank (;
| second, pair mule shears. by Tate
Hardware Co.
Class C-Wyandottes.
| White. first. So by Citizens National
bank; second, shirt, by Rubenstein.
Buff. first, $500 by Townsend Lum-
| her Co: second. s1.00 box Nunnally's
Candy by Owl Drug Co.
Silver Lace, first, rocker, by An
derson Furniture Co.; second, 81, by
Wood Shoe Shop.
Partridge, first, six months sub
scription to The Daily Mail; second
81. by Jno. T. Bnrriss & Son. -
Golden Lace-F1rst, $1.00 by A. B.
Farmer; second, 75c by r. r. King.
| Columbian-First. $1.00 each or
trade by Kress Co.; second, 75c pair
Rubbers by Bee Hive. ~
Class D-Reds.
Single comb, first, So, by e. w.
Masters; second, fountain pen, by
Marchbanks and Babb.
Rose comb. first, 81. by Ligon and
Ledbetter; second. subscription to
Country Gentleman, by Rufus FAINT.
Class E--Buckeyes.
First, S2.50 assortment Conkley's
remedies by Evans Pharmacy; Sec
ond, $3.50 whip, by Fretwell Co.
Class F-LeEilorns.
White, first, $3.50 hat by B. o.
Evans; second, 80 lbs chicken feed by
W. A. Power.
Brown. first, six months sugscrip-
ton to Daily Inteliigencer; second,
81, by Jas. NJ. Pearman.
Buff, first, SO table by g. r. Tolly
& Son: second, 81. by Dime Savings
Bank.
Class H-Ancona. ~
First, $3.50 umbrella by b. Fleish-
man & Bros; second, $1:60 Fountain
Pen by Cor Sts.tsi.s1- Sttss.tsi.s1-.ssasisfy go.
Glass a--lTfnArens.
Single comb, first So bridie by j.
s. Fowler; second, 10 lbs. rape seed.
by Furman Smith.
7 Glass I-@HamhHfgss ~
Silver s., girst, $3.50 spoons, w. IN.
Reese Z Cos. secohd. 81 can coffee.
by s. &,.WilIifOrd &ssCo.
Class J-Bine Andaliaaians.
8. Comb+F First, $i.00 by 3. Mack
King: second, Soc box candy by An
derson Candy Kitchen.
Class K-Cahpinea.
Sllver---First. 10 p0tsnd lard by
Manning q Glenn; secopS, j bunch
bananas.sDy ii K. lfaSios. : '55s.f
Class indian Gan,es, Snes
q Cornish First, SAGE ny q. Frank
johnson; second. 500 by s. r. Pafz
ker. q s. ,l,..;
White rirst. $500 BY webb b
webb; second. $3.50 by Anderson
Steam Laandry. x ~
Class II. Indian Games. y
First. $3.50 worth photos by Ailan
studio; second; SIe9s by j. q. Baftop,
Class NJ ATurE6ss. !,
Bronze First ss.oo bat by osborne.
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PlEA6E-Don't believe the follow
ing statement, but come, see for
y0uF51ff whothuF II Ii tTuo "a not.
We ciaim that wa give Just q little
better shave, q little better haircut,
a . i.stss better better service L. every @ay
than is offered elsewhere in the city.
The Eagle Barber Shop.
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NOTICE

80 NOTICE ,
We are doing superior work at our
ginnery. Swap meal and hulis for
seed. Also have five hundred bushels
OF bancroft Prolific Oats fsraded
seed for sale or exchange for cotton
seed. Price $1.25 per bushei or one
pound oats for four and ons-half
pounds cotton seed. --
s-2G-lmo. GLUCK MILLS
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. Notice Of. Meeting.

Tho annual meeting OF the subscrib-
ors and friends OF the Anderson
County Hospital will be held in the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms, Tues
day. Oct. %, p. m. for the purpose .,
elccting trustees and such other busi-
ness as the meeting shall see fit to
transact.
R S. LIGoN, President
KATHERINE STALLING,
Secretary.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Deiinquent Road Tax Notice.

All dinlenquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official recent
book with numbes, and stub numb
attached: Pay no money to col,ssfora
unless you got the official receipt as
above provided or -
i. ]. MACE KING.
| - County Supervisor.
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FOR SALE-One 1914 model touring
car $4,000. payable 10000 in cash
and balance in cotton a. 10c; one
1912 model touring .'a-. $4,000 pay
able. $4,000 in cash and balance IN
cotton at 10c; one 1911 model tour
ing car, $175.00, $4,000 cash and
balance In cotton at 10e. Write or
wire s. M. McAdams. Iva, 8. G.
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FOE SALE Nice oak bedroom suit,
art square, two rugs and dining
table, gas stove, chairs, 2 rockers;
also two rooms for rent, suitable
for light housekeeping. Reason for
selling, leaving town. Terms cash.
Apply to 223 Society street.
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FOR SALE-Sweet peas, Burbanks
and Burpee's superb Spencer collec-
tions In packages. We also carry
bulk stock of prize Spencer mixture
and fine mixed at moderate prices.
Furman Smith, Seedman.
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Time cents
Six Times - '
porata for each additional
word. Rates
ton - '
no advertisement taken for than
directory telephone
pkcmpt payment.
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NOTiCE--We are now prepared to do
your grinding of all kinds OF feed
stuf-cotton stalks. corn Stake,
shucks. straw. grain. etc. Price zoe
per cwt. Strictly cash. Anderson
Mattress and Spring Bed Co.
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The old infirm hers eat more
food than they pay far, besides
they are liable to disease. Weed
them out.
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BEE HIVES 1I0NRAY SALE.

The Bee Hive announcas that its
MONDAYS sale amounted 20 81 .e09. .os,
whicis came within 90 cents OF their
sale for the correspondence, day. last
year.
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HAIR DRESSING-Switehes made
from your own. combings. Same can
be found ut 105 q. Church street up
stairs. Mrs. Leona Arnold.
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LCST-Gold tie-clasp with word
Henry" engraved thereon. Return
to the Intelligencer and receive re-
ward.
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III gEEMS 10 BB-A special provl-
y sion that fruit n the most desired
gnd adapted food for warm weather,
aAd yoaal find e. hers-Css!!scrais
@ fruits. oranges, grapes, plums. pears
and northern apples-all fresh.
Also Sickle peaFs, and plenty Of
bananas. }. X. Mano6.
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FOR SALE-We have email tract
Of land formerly part Of the Ounce
Hamond place, which can be bought
cheap II you act quick. Frank &c De-
Camps Realty Company. 9-30-tf
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ali persons having riainE nras -
tna estate OF Foster ". TtibhI IA3' !, sss,s
oeasedf: are hereby actifiea "a usess.s,, J,
item properly proven to also timer
signed FishlA thes dime nrescsibed ~
!, ls.E. and thpee indebted to make net
]. w. TRIBBIE, Aam,r n
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WANTED You to know that we do
high class cleaning and pressing.
Ladies' work especially. Agents Ben
yonde Company, the South's largest
dyerg and dry cleaners. Columbia
: ailoring Co.
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SEE W. Al, Todd, the Monument Man.
for anything In the Monumental
line. Tcmbstones Of all kinds. w.
A. tTedd, 1909 South Main street,
Anderson, s. G.
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VEAMEED-1yhe pahlie 10 know that
Wo haye inst received o large ship
ment OF boz flies, and can Tlpply
your wants In this line. Anderson
yntelligencep, Job Department. u
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WHIEE RATING Is necessary to life:
Why not eat where you can enjoy
~ Our service, Ii the best in the
city, And our prices are right.
everything In season, and it tastes
lust right, too. The Luncheonette. II
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-New Ivers and Pond
piano, for s300-cost $425.00. APP
ply to p. w. Major, treasurer Ham
mopd School Anderson. r. !.
49, 10-9-1mop
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llIDWAY CAFE-Clean and up to date
place for ladies and gentlemen. We
are Americans and deserve your
sDstronage. Think il over.
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LOST

LObT-A cameo and pearl bar p.n,
between Court House and Calhoun
street. return to w. II. Lyon, the
Cash Jeweler.
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WANTS

WAHFED-Garrier hoy. Apply at The
Inielligencer office. 10-8-tf
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WANTED TO rent a small store
room In Anderson, Bolton or Nc
5 Cormick, also q small farm for
trucking. q. Griffin, Pave. Gs.
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WANTED Clean Cottrl Rags. Ander-
z son Intelligencer, Joo Department.
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For a few cents you place Mazda Lamp in place of
the old style wastefu carbon lamp and secure THREE
TIMES the LIGHT at the SAME CURRENT EXPENSE.
Now is the time, before the long evenings come.
COME in and LET US demonstrate the saving.
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]. B. Stone OF Seneca was In the
city yesterday for q short stay.
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N0TlIyN F0 oREnTrIsRs.

Probate Judge a. spseiaIi saSiaIIaSSM; RsssMs;s.
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GLUCK MILLS.
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Anderson County Poultry Associa-
ton, to be held In the Pepper building
corner West Whitner and Peoples
streets, Tuesday, Nov. IL. :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-06
DETROIT DESIRES
HEAD OFFICE, TOO
Tribune Says Other States Are
Jealous of Illinois Power in
M. w. A.

Detroit is also going after the head
office of the Modern Woodmen of
America, according to the tribune of
that city which in a recent issue said:
michigan delegates to the head
camp of the Modern Woodmen OF
America, which convenes in Toledo in
June, will ask the camp to remove the
Headquarters of the order from Rock
Island, Ill, to Detroit.
"E. ]. Billiard. state manager OF the
society, said yesterday: The chances
are more than even that the national
Headquarters will be taken from Illi-
nois. Illinois has always had more
than her share of the head officers,
and in addition to that she has the
national headquarters and all of the
benefits that flow from il in the way of
patronage Illinois has been able TO
secure these things because OF its
large membership and the fact that 1t
has always stood loyal to the admin
istration. This time it looks as
though there might be divided dele
CATION from Illinois TO the head camp.
If such a thing should happen the out
side states will not feel under obliga-
tions to Illinois, and will take advant-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-06
NO CHANCE FOR
THE INSURGENTS
This Is Assertion of Assistant
Head Clerk Mcnamara of
Modern Woodmen.
CLAIMS BRING COMEBACK
Anti-head Office Faction in State ment
Says 10 States Have Already
Been Won.


In a Springfield. Ill, dispatch, which
appears in the Chicago Record Herald
this morning, the Modern Woodmen
insurgents claim to have won in ten
states: Illinois, Missouri. Kansas,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska,
Oklahoma, North Dakota and. South
Dakota.
Assistant Head Clerk Mcnamara.
who receives and tabulates the official
reports from every camp in the juris-
diction, in an interview this morning,
stated that while the insurgent faction
has already made some ridiculous
claims. this is the widest and most
absurd claim that has been made up
to this time. and one for which there
is absolutely no basis in fact
Called Old Trick.
at is an old political gag to claim
everything in sight" he continued,
but that game Is so old that it will
not work nowadays. so the insurgent
leaders have modified the trick and
are claiming only enough 10 win. The
Illinois insurgent faction has not car
RED a single state. Minnesota is the
only state Indt Is uOuDllul at hlI, anu
IL Minnesota is not with the admins
tration, 1t will not be with the Illinois
Insurgents. but will be with John l..
Sunbeam, and it is a ten to one shot
that the Sundeanites will not unite
with the Illinois insurgents, for these
two factions hate each other and there
is no chance for them TO get together.
Claims Three-Fourths.
"As the situation stands now, out
OF approximately 435 votes in the head
camp at Toledo, the Illinois branch of
the insurgents cannot possibly have
100 votes. II is one thing to make
claim. but II is quite another thing to
muster the votes on a roll call. can
positively say that the administration
forces will be in absolute. control OF
the Toledo head camp. with a big ma
jority, and the insurgents will not elect
a single head officer. The Record
Herald dispatch referred TO is pure and
unadulterated buncombe. and is evil
IDENTIFY given out to bolster up lost
cause"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-06
MAKES YOUR BACKACHE VANISH,
DRIVES ALL RHEUMATIC PAINS AWAY
Discovery Stiff Sore Swollen Joints and Muscles
Believing Backache Bladder Disorders
Doses Are Taken

so they can filter the blood and keep
you we'll. I
If you suffer with backache-lave
pains in the neck or sides-neryous
or dizzy spells-a few doses OF Crox-
one will relieve the congestiont and
you will be surprised how quickly all
kidney, bladder and rheumatic trou-
bles will disappear.
Croxone is different from all other
remedies. 1t is not like anything else
on earth ever used for the purpose.
1t starts to work the minute you take
il and relieves your suffering the very
first time you use it. 1t is so prepared
that it is practically impossible TO
take it into the human system with
out results. You can secure an orig
inal package of CroXone at trifling
cost from any first-class druggist. All
druggists are authorized to personally
return the purchase price If Croxone
should fail In a single case.-(Ady
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-06

ton and freedom which only those
who live under our glorious flag can
enjoy. are now plotting to deface that
beautiful national emblem by placing
upon it their disloyal, traitorous sym
boil. the stars and bars of the confed-
eracy. therefore be il
Resolved, That We the Woman's
Relief Corps. No. sc. do denounce such
sidered by any patriotic citizen OF
our country. No one can dwell long
upon the history OF our flag without be-
lieving in that very promise and pre-.
diction of God: The people which
sat in darkness saw a great light and
to them who sat in the region and
shadow OF death, a great light is
sprung up Out of the fires of the
revolution emerged that flag, a thing
of glory. honored throughout all the
world, as a new and sacred emblem
of the brotherhood of man. Then slav-
cry. that untimely offspring of our
free soil, challenged the life of our
nation and attempted to tear down our
banner and trample it in the dust, for
the asserted right TO hold in letters a
conflict, A weary, solemn time of
manly doing; great enduring. valiant
dying. And then that remnant of the
mighty army returned, bearing with
them that banner of the free, glorious
with immortal victories. Let us then
Irvine each thread of the glorious It's
sue OF our country's flag about our
heart strings and looking upon our
homes and catching the spirit that
breathes upon us from the battIefields
of our fathers, let us resolve, come
veal or woe, now and forever to
stand by the stars and stripes
Our flag shall never, suffer wrong
For all with musket. sword and
Will leap from pillow and bench and
till Fg
Like one to work, loved freedoms
will.
Our flag no traitors touch shall mar
Or rob it OF one brilliant star
Resolved, That we keep old Glory
for all time to come and in the name
of justice to our old veterans and all
loved people of the United States, let
us not defile our glorious flag by plac-
ing thereon the emblem of treason or
any other design. Be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions be sent TO President Wilson,
United States Senator J. II. Lewis,
United States Senator l.. Y. Sherman,
Congressman Clyde H. Tavenner and
our department president, and they be
recorded on our minutes and a copy
placed on file.
GERTRUDE WYNN,
LILLIAN COX.
MARGARET TIGHE,
MARY LAUDER"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-06

No matter how badly you suffer,
how chronic your case may be, or
what has failed to cure you your
pains will leave, your aches vanish
and the torturous, killing backache or
rheumatism will bother you no more.
This is what Croxone, the new sci
entific discovery, does for sufferers of
such troubles. 1t cures these diseases
because it reaches the cause and re-
moves it. 1t soaks right into the
walls and Innings of the kidneys
and cleans out the stopped-up. mac
tive organs like water does a sponge
and dissolves every par
ticIe of uric acid and makes the kid
neys sift from the blood all the waste
matter and poisons that lodge in the
joints and muscles to scratch and ir-
ritate and cause rheumatism. 1t
soothes and heals the delicate Innings
of the bladder and leaves the kidneys
in a clean, strong, healthy condition,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-06
STOCK FOR STORE
SELLING RAPIDLY
Tri- City Federation of Labor
Retailing Project Is Well
Received.
COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT
Standing Committees for the Year Are
Named at Regular Semi
monthly Session.

The committee in charge of the CO.
operative grocery store project made
a report to the Tri-City Federation of
Labor at the semi-monthly meeting
last evening at the Industrial hall, 10
the effect that over $1,000 worth or
stock had already been sold and that
the success of the project seemed as
sured. Ii is the plan OF the federation
to operate a cooperative store In each
of the three cities as a means OF re-
ducing the cost OF living. From now
on this committee will meet every Fri
dav evening at the Industrial hall.
The committee on the York Ice Ma
chine company of York. Pa. which
was to install an artificial ice plant
for the Moline Ice company. reported
that after it had an interview with the
company's officials they decided TO
drop negotiations and have the plant
installed by union labor The York
company had been placed on the I'M
fair list by organized labor.
A committee of 90 volunteered to In
yestigate the American theatre in Mo-
line. which was placed on the unfair
list by the Painters union.
Committees For Year Named.
The appointing of committees for
the ensuing year. which was postpon-
ed at the session two weeks ago owing
to the rush OF other business, was
made at the meeting last evening. The
committees follow:
Organization-H. G. Dutton, Henry
Grammp. l.. y. Gansworth, James Cole
man and l.. J. Siemon.
Legislative Ullinois)-P. J. Carlson,
John A. Shank, ]. A. Nelson, NJ. l..
Morrill, and r. A Temple. Iowa)-
James Coleman. J. W. Fuller. VIC
Drescher, F. Feuchter and Henry
Fendt.
Grievance - p. W. Newton. Oscar
Carstens. J. T. Gully, Ed Nelson and
A Huntley.
Label Cnlinoisj-F. NJ. Harder, r.
TAYLOR. p. Anderson. PETE Nermier ana
V McHugh GowaD-L. Christensen
W. 5. Miller. Joseph Proske. p c. Mil
Ter and A. Kuhnel.