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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
Women & Children S
Knit Underwear

Women's Gauze Weight Under
vests. trimmed with laccs and en-
hroidcrics. regular and extra -
sizes; worth 15c: sale price. LIZ
Women's Gauzc Weight Knit
Vests, trimmed at neck and arms:
regular and extra sizes: TX
worth 25c: sale price lCC
Womens Pants, gauze weight,
trimmed at bottom with laces and
einhroiderics: worth 25c pair; 10
Women's Gauze Weight Union
Suits, trimmed with laccs and en-
hroidcrics; worth soc; sale COo
price -. 80. ..... AOC
Children's Vests, gauzc weight.
trimmed at neck and arms with
narrow inccs: worth &C; O1/
sale price sec
Childrcn's Gauze Weight Pants,
trimmed IT bottom with narrow
laces; worth l2hc; sale ~
Weisberger's Second Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11

Clothes Wall Dryers. fold
up completely when not in
use; has 10 adjustable arms:
can be raised and lowered to
different heights; regularly
Csc, now O0c.
Aluminium Tea Pots. cbo-
nized handle. 1k-quart size;
regularly s1.9S. now S1.25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
Second Week of the July Clearance Sale

Womcn's Night Gowns. made OF
me quality muslin, with lace and
embroidery trimming: worth 90
soc; special at .. OCC
Women's Muslin Drawers, in all
wanted styles. embroidery trimmed
ana plain; regular and extra 90
sizes; worth SOC, at COC
Womcn's Muslin Corset Covers,
ruil size and embroidery trim CSo
med; worth 35c; special at. AcC
Womcn's Combination Corset Cow
ers and Drawers, good styles. nicely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
Women's Summer Skirts

Wcmen's White Pique Skirts made fun
haring and trimmed with pearl but
tons and pocket; worth Sl.0G: sale en-
price wv
Women's summer Skirts, made of good
gabardine. ratine and honeycolnb cloth, in
newest wide flare. trimmed with pockets.
separate belts and buttons; worth on
SIOU, SpccIll AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
Women's Summer Skirts made of gabar-
dino. in regular and extra sizes full fare
trimmed with pockets; separate belts and
pearl buttons; worth $3.50; spc- CT 40
Women's Gabardine Skirts. made with de-
tacha BILE belts and pockets trimmed with
pearl buttons regular and extra CT
sizes; worth $500; special at $3.50. p1'IO
Wash Skirts. for women and misses made
of golfine, corduroy and Palm Beach cloth.
in the new wide flare effects; trimmed with
pockets. pearl buttons and sepa- 90 RI
rate belts; worth $500; special at pA.OU
Wcisbcrger's Second Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11
Women's Summer Dresses
Remarkable Values for the Second Week of This Sale

Sl.0O Womcn's Bingham Dresses.
IN checked patterns, with organdy
collar and cuffs; neat color: XXX
we'll made; special at .... ccN
Womers Dresses, made of line
lawn and bingham. in pretty
new patterns y. and models; SSc
worth $3.50; special $40.
Women's Dresses, made OF fine
quality crepe de chine, silk MESA
line and poplin; wide flare skirts,
surplice effect waists; neatly trim
s12.5o; special S6.5O
Women's Dresses. made in the
seasons newest styles. from crepe
de chine, poplin and silk stripes,
wide flaring skirts. newest models
v worth $500 and $1,000; S975
sale price ............... pC'sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-11

Women's Dresses, made OF pretty
Nolics. in stripes and floral patterns.
neatly made and trimmed; worth
regularly SS'oo and $3.50; ST 90
Spcci'i $3.50.
Women's New Bingham Dresses,
in splendid variety of stylish pat
terms and models, we'll made. neatly
trimmed; worth $500; Ct on
sale price .....P 1sCO
Women's Summer Dresses. made
OF striped silk, voiles and lawns;
newest style: wide flare skirts and
surPiice waist; worth 80 on
1915 and $3.50, at ........ 'pA:OU
Beautiful New Dresses, made OF
crepe de chine and crepe meteor, in
wide fiaring skirts. surplice waists.
all colors and beautiful trimmings:
worth $500 and $4,000; c1O EO
sale price 80. 9lA.0U
Weisberger's Second Floor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16
RATES:
1c Per Word
he first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER Using

orsa nat rate pcr inoE rer column
= ls 1sc
same sinaaAa
stanuus display advertisements.
C.an flff pcf Inch per month. 1900.
rcadins Notices.
rura rc~1rg matter each Insertion
Or line -oc
fneals per linC. each Insertion. igr.
Contracts for large amounts ~ al
vef.slns space on application at this
office
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

t.h AENr Wen io,s,cs 49,. -.
siiise es uaan ti0so lte..,,, y.
,''.', ~ p-,ssefiics. Aa.rsss ~. n 4.
~ - % s~A - "a. Arss0.se s,r.si
ssl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

sle gas ils Aaafws W rs
piN rg1t nuNFN tu Ns
" lpN CD h.. aftIft.N Al..ls
isN fraa hEt ftw Nm fs
fflts i-sifrh tsNa.ura iftt
Na taIl tHtsa tIan
~ los $50 tt
noH sAIr l.a ehh taree n,m
iNeiNnr tfn ans rast i.irfn. az
new Nfsirra pax ~ s4it NfIso s-tf
gasl terms Agpl a. els Nesguiu
NteHs itaI
vow Sale 1880 haaar4 eni nftv
l0ia nnar White fsrlnt rss Nsf ~
sale Uar tmrl eaah aud hal,nas "a
eass tesms Address pc, ti.ee l'aN
fef tiogcl
tpH sAlr 4 sarnel hns,nsss s., tn
riie i1 Anaaafta Nhahnni. nn fratr
VITA rMsra rlftH rfrffs sHlfrss
3. d faeuuigan cpfl9s lV.Fil rnaf
500
liANcu tpk sOE Ftta a,rss n 81.
rees NaaYNn is mhes Nnrihwcr' Hf
i'ssidH. Wei Hatefea lr.as :; eH ia
aytf WIZ takr a.i lrpwed ffH'
Mn1 u iuamD pst lne NNfFn DafIfi
I husiutas ir'ffrN ln m~f payment
nalouag wfms ALSO rtae iaffe rsI
'rnlt n ttl0 nitH $50 M
Ten ~ tddfss. llds tft lta'ir fttas
rag
nsesa,et Na,h anI reana hs rrn
. HIH. ..H. u /.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

w hf'Nt ile1-sfs, pasfer. ----.
'''',' i''m '0Asse~a liil lauea~ ts1f
:" g. hatesnlef Asr.a. r,s.r
sal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

{ vi hi'NT- 1--WE riyc.r,tn u.ss-s
s ,,'s go hqffai1 stresL Arply IA
. - "nss hey@ Jr- ie.s pu.ssl.
~ 81.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

f,,ef-r .mpiot meet o. #Qi'sf wv
/. ~, nmr sod Saaranis,i ~ RI
t.ie. siM hosiery % usff wv 1850.
unns essay large I. .,,,....
business nHw an. ~ itl.N
vnffs a8is Chcana', = 'A*'' 49,. -,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16
FEMALE HGLp wANTeo

THE Kelly Ms ca. rf4p'',
,.ras af ~ sspsrrreet mila 1H
..5rs.s urmln ~ refteuf-f ar4 'H'
t.. q. d0maraifais houarnqid hre-
ducts ir ne riiy hihgfai ii'tt..
81 tat rlFni rarir AMY " u
ta. factory So sees i.rrfar1
far fa.se fa 81 "a. mt af -e
81 m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16
FOR RENT

~ hf.Nr fN0NiSisl.l,- 49,.
s - ~ car ina Ard p.t,s .l-,s,
q. i-'''fsig igen, "a.
'.,h RENT Wen ia,i,.s
.ihNe ~ staAl tiNfe. ls.e..,t.
TON. tec p..s,effios. Aa,yr~
- - % esa q "a. Npsa0.ss sif,st
---- ssil
.,,a LhNL-t ofee-roam ferris-T1
$3.50, $3.50 W ~ rsf msntA. n H.
'".s'h' ~ Aosaea street raas, sks
Bst
- - ilfs-tese pastor ..Tf
i''',' if"m o0hs.cua giil lauo.-, tsff
!" g" hasfNrlef Mario r,s..
sal
7'-t, -
fvh ht;NT 1--WE r,c.r4ss, 49,
se'sases ga Buftaaa street Ar,lg
,,. "ast hey@ Jr- ie.s nn,. 4
- 81
FOR nhNr OR LEASE q. n 60.
W @pls asrps, Tor rans er -. ~,
trass Nneccs River sas F.,.,.,,
-eun''' hoz 81 chrc cAllsr. "a
FOR nENr ssort ssan Atsti Y,..,,.,..
a'rees ApFiy Sssslae Hotel rh.ns I,
aCl
tpR HENr Extra iages XXI. y.
cQilafe GA cQes enionees' tstss ~,
mor,a Apply ~ caiier ias
FOR RENT llocm oa C'hArsrrs .-r-.''
ueat 90 Nueoos Hotel .nisshi. ~
e'' Y, .. nus.ness. leag isass. aprl,
=. .--- y. ..An.'sr - 10
FOR hiNr Two lsrse fsoni r.sn,s
Modern. oscf san Nntanln Ma. l.Ias a
supply Comganys offoo 81. s.nta
hopaFrei Phone ieaa rs
FOR RrNT liya seyen M .t-ir
ifHo m Wo1ra1 house Furnished m ~.
fHnishet Amos Moofe phsa, ssf
i9,
iHn RiNr Roasonalle r
mFi.rn s-room coiture 81 lOl h-.e
et rhonc ias .a.
fpn REST ono q aad enc t.r,ru
aousc far rent an con, enicnccs chs.
~ south Water stfust Cau pt ~.
ll71 s-C
thh hhNr itNNlslu.ua a t.r.s u
ho1ar on cor hne ana paved street.
s4l iAhsri5 phone ga ,gs1
lNlt REST Two meoa ffnIshr,
tNu 0aeepInr rooms down staifa
uiH.isin reasonable itoi Mes af.
.rrrft r.
tNN fENr Two foW lnNrmstr
rr.ms nst pater ana 9anr, SOFA
rD.s.fallH liql Mesquite ur, N
FOR NEST MoleTa pnflrnrHc
Herim,nt 500 Teigg street ~ 80
..fs. .H. UH..H. H.N A..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
TRIAL LISTS To
Be SET FRIDAY
Judge y. 4. Larson Gives week for
Attorneys To State Their
Preferences.

II attorneys with cases TO be heard
in the county court IN the May term
have preferences as 10 the time when
they shall be taken up. they had best
make the fact known AT once Judge
y. 4. Larson said today that II cases
are not set by Friday of next week,
ne will attend To this duty The jury
will be summoned to appear the fol-
lowing Monday.
Word had been sent TO all attor-
news OF the county asking them TO ap-
pear this morning 70 set motions. It
was expected that there would be a
response by many. but only one mo-
tion was set. Nearly 100 cases re
main 10 he disposed Of and the county
Judge is determined 10 clear the
docket when tine June term com
mcnces.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

THE death 90 Daniel J. sfaplrfon. 50
FrarH u'I. on smpirEr us tho Rock
Island Errr for 1f years. occurred at
$500 This morning az S. An'houy's
hospital. after weeks illness with
bronchitis and pneumonia. fir was
removed fr the hospital only yrEfc--
taE from E.s home. 1900 EiSfh avenue.
Hr vac .r perfect health up until q
week HEr
Str stsrfesr1 vnr born Illy @. 1858.
H SEES HrErr. Conn. When Etiii O
tTr F.T parents moved west. settling
i. Davenport ffF vas united iu mar
-ae- Fl. SIZES Anna Wendell 81 years
ESQ .r Davenport Tho family came
f4 f".s e.fV 80 gears ago. and Boz had
resided bore r5Her. Frr over 60 wears
Er EaI been employed ON thr Rock
Island lines. and wac q member o.
ere BH.fTTmaErrF union SO. 90. of
Peoria. and Cedar Camp so 81. ~. ~.
A.. of Davenport. Hr was also an
active member % the Sacred Hear;
church.
Besides blr vifr. tr .a survived bv
ono daughter. ,r.ar Ethel .far. az
bone. Eve F1Es. George u. 30 Reno.
OKLA HarrT Ray uaaIei Jr and Hov
nt tl.s eifV. four sisters. Airs George
MILLER Davenport. tfrE Jacob Goefr.
roEaEr. WASH Mrs B.uaid Miller
Portland. ORE. and ,frr Nelson Hunt
uiH1u.EefHr. Ilf. and t4p brother
Thomas EI Eel8. OKLA. and John.
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

Relatives ir thr city have received
Ersl of fFr death Yesterday morning
OF q o'clock OF Rev William ~. Nor
sam. formerly uf Rock Island. who
passed avay af his home in Rorctta.
Warren county. after an extended ul-
ness from cancer OF tho stomach Mr..
end Sire GeurEr SuludrrF. 1nIs Pour
trertl-arI-a-haif street. frr This
morning f1 attend The funeral. which
wir o. held tomorrow afternoon az
o'clock 90 thr home. with burial iu
Che fE1rrffa crwefr~v. Deceased was
b~1fFTr-.r- Df SIR saunders
Rev tfr Morgan. who vas a Rap
Else minister. vas the SON 90 Braiuurd
and Flora Morgan. and VAS born July
4. 1855 az ,fn-srTIeE. IiL About 10
years ago be- came 90 Rock Island and
for o. time occupied Che pulpit % the
FferV1rl church Later he served
various churches lH the state and
trrr moved ta U1r-ffn. where be- re-
firrd Hr uaE united in marriage IS
years az1 t1 NirT Mary r Saunders
so children ~err horn t1 the uuior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
QUADRUPLES PARCEL
POST IN SIX MONTHS

A 15-day count just completed at
the Rock Island pOstoffice of parcel
post packages handled, shows an in
crease in the business over the last
count made six months ago of about
four times as many packages received
and dispatched.
The number Of packages sent out
was 1894, an average OF about $500
per day. The postage amounted TO
approximately $50 a day.
The number of packages received
and delivered in Rock Island during
that time was 25,367, an average of
about $50 daily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
SPECIFICATIONS FOR GRAD
ING.
Around Mems Infirmary and TuheTcu-
losis Cottage. Watertown State
Hospital. Watertown,
IlIinoiS

Sealed proposals viii be received by
the board OF administration, in its Of
fee in the capitol building. Springfield.
Ill. up 10 O'Clock p m. Monday.
April %. 1915. and then and there pub
.hcly opened for grading around mems
infrmary and tuberculosis cottage. at
Watertown state hospital. Rock Is
land county. Illinois.
Any bid received after the time and
date mentioned will not be considered.
Specifications may be obtained upon
application to DR.. ]. a Campbell.
managing officer. watertown state hos
piiai. WATERFOWL. Illinois.
The board reserves the right to re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

John Auderson died az f.E5 Thurs
day arsruoon in th~ home. SEA Seven
teeufE avenue. Moline. after 90 weeks
illness vtfh drnpsV lie was horn
u~r -. 1857. in sweden and came 20
America ard Moline 90 fSsf. Hs vas
anifed in marriage iu iss7 vith Miss
NrGe-soa % W1iiur. TIE vas employ
- OF fkr Williams. White 4 60. work.
tarinE th~ Lass three years. lie leaves
thr Wt4aW. ore daughter. Mrs Allen
Iosrs1r % Chicago. tao soas. Frank
ard Elmer % Atoiinc. Funeral seTv-
ices wGl D. heiG ~ 2 Sunday after
econ "a th~ bone Burial Wlii BE- in
Riverside crusterT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
WAS BORN HERE
IN THE YEAR AZ
NJ. Villas Erufre. One - fh~ Old
~ Native Bern Esek isianders.
a. Dead.
rtEuYsls BRINGS TN IND
Had Lived IN chicago for - Year
Csriin= Here o. Care for sister.
Who Wns fli.

,,ra William Erafro. - years o.
az~. ore ~ ta- oldest native bora
rrr.t-r-s 90 this ri'y. died az 20
O'Clock last night 90 the home % her
rrr vrs 80 ucnircn. fi0s
ruH avenue. following a stroke OF
paralysis yesterday. 70 until that
time she had been in the best OF
tesIth and h~- death came ns a shock
f1 friends ,I-s Ecaf-1 came 90 Rock
leland four weeks ago from Chicago
t1 care Tor her sister. who vas 90.
Hrr maiden name was Miss Eliza
Eiruer. and che vas born in this city
lu 1859. the tovu then being called
Stephenson. She was a daughter OF
Bailey and 1iai.rLa kiuner. pioneer
settlers % this county. She received
her education 90 the schools OF this
city. and had lived here most % her
Ife. She married William Renfro
nearly 81 wears ago. Twenty-Five
years ago che left Rock Island 20
make her home with her daughter.
Wrr Susie Wardcimau. Chicago. and
had resided there since. She vas a
member of trr old First 80. r. church
ON smith street. and UuE well known
au1uE the older residents % the
county
Besides her husband She iT survived
bv four sons. Martin c. william r..
and 1amer ali OF Chicago. and Charles
1f Rock Island. one daughter. Nrs.
susie WorIrImHu. Chicago. and one
sister. ,t-r- s.. u Hcudrcu. Rock Is.
land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
PARSONS SUED BY
6 TRI-CITY BANKS
rsa a Hahas snd Pear 10 bassasart
snrfs Fraua "a ~ais - Nss--
fhef EaaEat.
HoEf ru,N s'aooo g. rVvoLvFD


- ana t7ar uarsr5a-r
aaa.. fre ss.r-i s.ra afaers la "a evil
s- rr ..f.ns aEErrEaraz E-a-1f
aFs H'.aU Farsrs arE J1sr Far-
..aEl tansrrs rFrr a.-
e .Hrs.e. gerBeFrat~t $751;
.. PRE- saIr ~ ~1-fra western
sr railroad aar1s. Hlr fore
s .era. n1e been fls1 b. Wuan
"srs-rr were frfet-f a Few
.~ EHr charge Of lerz r.-
FL. .rsrflt e seiB.aE r1 1nrser
GOO Hnst issue Cog Colorado
project The details given
81 ..-I suits SRI tae state -11-fs af-
.-s .r.r.. rsIa-rpre raif Co..
3D.. sa.Ff similar tg ffr irr# raF.Hr
uai.a let fg f1r nail
tl.t 81 famplaiaaut..
.1.a.r.raHsF on ere civil a--7as
"e.. saving. gaas g. rr4rr
Moline .....re... .H..f.
-. Savings Bank a. rr-rr
.fl.lEr ... ........ IH-f
I-. SAVINGS bank Davenport .l-s
.E. .HU.ra' bank. Davenport 5000
rnH Swings Hsst. raH-
FI.U E-i uas ....... f.t--
.f.r .aata1er. Davenport .. frfr
H-"af bank. LFaae ..... ls
Hs.r..ra .r tI s.r suite eeaFsr
f. Hr...s vrl frfa4 .1 rrrses.rE
r.. .as- ana general DEN 81 9er Gear
.. H##.H H# HHH N.ssa.a Hr9H North
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Fred y. Hunter.

Relatives in Milan have received
word OF the death Of Fred s. Hunter,
who passed away Monday night at
llarapau. Mass. OF heart failure
Air Hunter lived in Milan in 1891
and 1892. during the construction OF
the Hennepin canal, holding a posi-
ton as engineer. He was married TO
Miss Helen Owens of Milan, March 10,
1892. and the following year Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter left for the east, taking
up their residence in Mattapan-
The wife. one daughter. Mildred. and
one son. Charles. survive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

sassses 20 i-sars see sreeiabts essr4-
tl1e sar Co F=ars-
Teas tae sir1ter ranpsei-s gsassi
rr1.stT 600 fres 81 tiet~r. a1rta -
go ssassa1s fses. ED tsag tss val1s
81 ts- tls.se- lsz.ss COG asftes.f4rs aft-
er ore F-ara7sf af ere f.1tes sat brra
ssars.s-.s sF s.Et st So aa sefr
rsss far sersf tassr ~ ere security
h@art ere ras-s eas ff9fs go. %
rss=tf eve faFF fsr s@qzss ~ tar
sores
r6ar f.rsr rrrrrsearaf .faa. aee1F.,-
f. ser 7fr.r asre F Has filtFt
go CLEVER rar-e TrF E.s.rts-s ia Gee
aFE-~ eases r.Far a.TEt-elsf comp. .s.ta
-1u ~ whieh va. fai.s.-
T= tfe..a- uses stfrs ere reFFrfer-
.ft srFr rs.tr srt sr ere r.er at
.ass.-r ter ssEr. ErfeE.arrs either
frrF fErr r1 Del false. gF rre.iest.E
r-E E-aslr. arf .afF.FsfiF. ana sifG-
als srHFi-1Fr nf fe-.r truth ~ fa.slfE
Eafr al false rrGrrfr Hfaft1rf f1 o.
.str-sf4ar .~ .aE s.airarf a. fr4r Cog
Fsr psrgear col. trl-.rE COMP .a.1arf
sl 1.srrrarr sa.t Tetsa
men fErre are made these Charge
That far E.nz.sr Timber company
1rra fres f.al 5000 acres ot land
chat enc f.rHer te ltfelIt of access
f-rs. ar f.~ time rf rhr Gale rf flH
rasrs. r had been damaged tg sss.
rtf Hsr So las only a email spee4Iaf-
.sr value
The fae orrEo- -HasEiaEt1u Timber
company 1arr only 1900 acres ut
land. chat ffa timber .s tiHeIit OF ae-
er.r. arI 90 rrr time OF ftr sale. had
been damaged hF frr. and that far
company bad then. sad has now. agf-
startling $500 600 trsf m1rfFaFr bonds
ami $500 900 second mortgage bonds.
au secured ar the timber.
GENERAL Denial Made.
fr E.e reply william Farsou makes
a general lea.ai that De- 0r bis broth
r-. or nrr -rprrrsrfaf.gs OF their frU.
Fa-srr. Son b. CO.,. utsrepreE
anything .a order Goo FriI che a1tea-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVANCE APR. &c

Roses Island oFf FslI1as are preBar-
aes Coz fe- celebration az tls Sand ar-
-agr-sr-F af rE~ Birth 1f shat fraffrr-
.FF Et-f -l and hope f1 have che pro-
rra-. FOG chat event arranged uttEta 81
Short HH-. Ier fefrrfFIrHrEf u.Ii d.
r Fre rsr.rr rf sr aarH meeting and O.
large r...Fr~= 6s expected r1 hr or
Esr1 WrFr far ceremonies commence.
Members OF Teal i1fEr So. SOS. lsi-
Gated furer esrtatafrs tasF night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Irnnlr NarEarrt niir.

Jennie Margaret. months old
DAUGHTER 81 AR and Mrs Frank otrc.
fs0s Fffth evcug-. Rock Island. died
az EafE tfiF morning % meningitis
after brief Illness She Vas horn
oef. rs 1914. iu Rock Island she
leaves ttT parents and one sister. Bar
bare. Funeral services viii be held
az $50 Sunday afternoon 10 the home
% her Ernufm1fhcr. Mrs. Sarah Dean.
f-s Fortv-third street. Rock Island.
Tire Hrv. O. 90 NofhFt@iu Wiii oHiciate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

ject any and all bids. The managing
officer or his representatives viii he in
direct charge of the work.
The state reserves the right to make
any alteration rellrive 10 the grading.
BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION.
iAdv1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
CITY CHAT


Advertiser atsI
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Fs- express. call wuizE TFsfE
TrtcisF Taart Supply e9mpasF
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

Fuzrrai services for Hazel Marian
Ne's0a we-s hsid ~ : THURSDAY after
rsea Or ere hr1s~ ts1f Thi-s ascauc.
-c.-ss- aeT. n - Io-Esos o-.elsie1-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
FnncraI nf ~. Pedersen.

The funeral of Mrs. Andrew Peder-
sen was held this afternoon at >
O'Clock at the Swedish Free Mission
church Intermcnt was IN Chippian-
mock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

singing was hv three little girls.
Judith Anderson. Lena Csristrom and
Lillian Holm. Burial was 20 River
sized cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
Funeral ID -. Ia Joncs.

The funeral of Nfrs Mary Jones
was held ar o o'clock th.s morning at
So Ioscph's church. Dean j. =. Quinn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16
OLD MISSION BEER
Equal to the Best Imported.

Have you tasted Old Mission beer?
Equal to the best imported and rec
commended by physicians.
(Adv.) ROCK ISLAND BREWING CO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

had charge Of the services and inter
mcnt was in Calvary cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-16

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-12-09
TIME FOR CULLING
OF POULTRY FLOCK
Old Hens That Have Ceased to
Be Productive Should Be
Sent to City Markets.

Now that the old hens have ceased
to be productive the farmer should be-
gin a systematic culling Of his poul-
try flock. All hens not to be held over
for next year r ould be sold. While
the cost of keeping hens is seldom
realized, they are eating valuable food.
This expense with no production Is
cutting down the profits. Hens are
rarely profitable producers after they
are two years old according to H. l..
Kempster of the University of Mis-
souri, college of agriculture. All old
hens, especially those which bag down
OF crop" behind, should be sent to
the market. This years young stock
should be marked with leg bands, toe
marks or otherwise so that next year
the age of the hen will be known.
Hens in laying condition will have
bright red combs and will show their
pin bones well spread apart. This test
is a. sure indication. The pin bones
are located just above the vent. If
three or four inches apart the hen is
probably laying. These points will
assist materially in culling out the UNI
profitable producers.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-12-09
FARM MACHINERY A :.
VERY HARD PROBLEM
Difficult Matter for Farmer to
Determine How Much and
What Kind Is Needed.

A difficult problem on the American
farm is to decide how much and what
kind of machinery should be pur-
chased. Some farms are 80 over
stocked with machinery that the de-
probation, interest and repairs eat
up much OF the profits.
Assuming the average depreciation
on machinery at 10 per cent, and the
interest on the money invested at 8
per cent, we have an average yearly
expense of approximately $1S on each
800 invested in machinery. A man
who has $500 worth Of machinery
would have $195 expense on this alone
in interest and depreciation. If his
work could be done with half this
amount, he could save $3.50. This
would be equivalent to the interest on
$1,625 at 6 per cent.
A farm of 80 acres cannot profita-
bly, use four-horse machinery because
three horses should do the work on
a farm of this size. In buying ma
chinery too large in proportion to the
size of the farm unnecessary expense
is added. This comes not only in the
increased cost of machinery but also
in the maintenance Of any extra
horses required.