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Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
WANTED-WORk

WORK WANTED by first class milk
er. Phone 6SF23 Brawley. f73
WANTED-Gcneral houscwork by
competent young woman. Address
X. +. ID. 1, Box 7SB. FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

" UNA LODGE NO. 476, Benevolent
and Protective order of Elks.
meets every Wednesday evening
at Elks hall Visiting brothers are
heartily welcome. Meeting hour, s
o'clock. A. N. KELLEY, Exalted Rul-
cr J. Il. STILSON, Secretary.
III &c MIRO LODGE, No. 3I5,
Il, knights Of Pythias. meets every
Tuesday at Il. of Il. hall, corner
Fifth and Main streets.
!. STANLEY BROWN, c. c.
IL. B. WEBB. *. of X. & S.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

rUK SALE-o0 acres of the best land
in the valley, all in alfalfa; $4,000
cash and balance in II years at 6
per cent or will trade for cows IL.
7. Frost, 513 miles west of Ell Cen
fro
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
FURNITURE
WATER STOCK

| WILL PAY $40 per share cash for
100 shares Of water stock in I'm
pcrial Water Co. No. 3. Address
Box ST, El Centre. KIP
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
POULTRY

FOR SALE-Pure bred brown Leg
horn cockcrels. George Wright
ranch, 4 miles south of IIoltville .X69
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
WILTSHIRE HOTEL
G7i Coronado ST, Los Angeles. CaI.

American plan, s. per day and up
steam heat, room phones, private
baths; two blocks from Wcstlake park
sunset. wiltshire 1851. Homo bl726.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17

Piano movcd with bet Of care any
where in valley Ed Royce ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
GOLD APARTMENTS
IL nrI lti,.u..ra,.a

Walking distance, and Groom nice
lN furnished almost new apartments
outside and airy; private baths; brick
building: good service; both phones;
$40 10 S25 per month. Very reason
"A lle
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-An Industrious man who
can earn 500 per month and cX-
penses retailing our products to
farmers. Must have some means
for starting expenses and furnish
contract signed by responsible
men. Address w. T. Rawleigh Co.,
Oakland, Calf, giving age, occupa-
tion and references. XG7
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17

TIE ONLY BRICK STORAGE
III. CI.NIRO Jk NSEER a. STORAGE
COMPANY
The leading dray company. Baggage
q speciality. office at the yellow Front,
Main street Phone ldJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17
PASTURE AND PRODUCE

PASTURE-Near FL Centre; all wov
en- wire fences, clean running wa
ter in every field. w. l.. Richard
son, , miles east IA south of Alder
ditch. X70
PASTURE for hogs, mules and dry
stock. Swerdfcger Ranch, Il mile
south Mcloland. X65
CORN FOR SALE-Thrcc miles
south OH Date canal. w. S
Moore. X6I
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-17

Buick Auto Truck in first class
condition. Tires all as good as new.
For sale by the State Street Garage,
Ell Centre. Must be sold at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TIE dancing party 90 have been
Eivea tomorruu evoaiuE by ftr Broth
erhood %: American Women has been
postponed until April e. T1s affair
ulu 30 held Ga Beseiin's hall
The indies' auxiliary 90 tre Rock Is
iaaa County Humane society .s making
elaborate preparations fpr t.r bazaar
To- b. held az 10 EiEhtce1f1 street.
wednesday end Thursday o. next
u~rt- They have prepared q Iicr line
% r4sH. aprous. sun bats. p.l1w cases
ard fsncy articles whie1 viii bs p'sccd
ca sale HTfrrstmFtfs utu BE- served
lariaE the afl~FuD1ss
TIE Woman's Niissi1uaFy society OF
fae FIRST Baptist church uiI ucef Co.
meTF9a sfgrfrooa az @ p'c'1eE iu ere
kgn~ % tfrs ". = Eaaitr t1tn FIRST
sVeuse-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Waru suastuE rus. Erasp the sides
r rlIs way che friEs- is protected aud
q. rlds 60 u1I navel
Cheese cloth HaEe HHat uffl corn
meat clean che urIoE shade and
gsI paper itEs nee
furnished brass rubbed Hlfh cut
iFmoa aa1 washed ril soary water
ard aaiissed with E1f- cloth become
ar.sfF and shiny
FirrEar ard TEA leaves used f1srth-
IT, clean glasses arl vases discGi1rcd
a F1Wsff
a bath % SKINNED mIa viu bright
rr fslef oIri1th-
fesrs ui'h tons rresg can D. clean
81 effH ~. safer and small pieces o.
uFvsrapFr shake EEL and the paper
viii rrm0tr au che sediment from In-
siEr
T0 1r.sftsa 20 so.irf russ aud ear.
pes fbe fol.owirE rceue 10 aues tu
cer saliaa of uatrr Dissolve one BAR
~ uhIfe soap and ore cup o. aCraz
eairs wee thos9gzlfF melted ada
90 rFEss worrb % salts % tartar and
fsrFe tsbiesrooas ~ glumouia Use
tsrsr sroesr ta eieansrF ard sire Gry
win efeas elath. This 5riass oat the
eei1ss and mat-s tt~ Faaes and carrots
t1gE Er rev.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
HOUSEHOLD
HINTS


= Coed Sandwich -ratr one cen g.
menfses. drain % Oh. eco cans devil
"a ham. one tasse tart apr.r four larsr
fatiespoors eagu-etrv, or three large
sweet pickles chop au rHzsthrF very
fse Take lettuce lraf fsF an slice Of
bread srs~at 0s HI.us Butter top
slices of bread Vrry stsnr. place ON
too ~ frst slice. theu e.f I1 600. The
cosf ts about 40 eeufs fo- 80 or 80
sandwiches. euo1Es for crowd. and
taFF are fCe one tu-rerf ur two g.
cret cans d~siief ham. che can rImc1-
toes. fF cents i1-e-at Io1f OF bread
I~ftuer. 9 cents pickles and apple
about cents
Sandwich -Orc-ralf pound
cheese. f"reEf bottle stuffed olives
chopped fine. add maypuuaisr dress
i1E composed % ore tables poor nour.
ra~ tsbirsEoon sugar. one tablespoon
tiuCsar. ore teaspoon mustard. cup
water. enc sEE Beat uu together
c1os Gel double boiler uatH thicE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
aEAllxr 80 FRoM 49,.

TIE ffeiD.nz Hand eiss Of M0iia@
- richer b. soase $500 a. me result
% a bazar conducted YESTERDAY AFTER
aoon aud evening in Recrsatioa bail.
Moline TIE large room sas crowded
tarouGhaat me afternoon aad even .nE
AID AZ & 'eioek supper was served 90
over COO people. The room vas eiab.
araf~iy TRAINED With G4aufifies o.
flowers dauatsd By ths Moiine mer-
ehaass aad many novel features we're
shown. a eoantry store occapied one
section % the ruoa and vas typical
81 such q place. egufaicinE articles %
a great variety ~ the Varfoas bootas
articles % 81 xiads were offered for
sale ana were readily disposed %
Miss CeusVisvs Zimaasr Of Eats cifY
Wa 10 charge ~ ths fsatar~ Drosraa
for tie evening which consisted OF
fancy dances a trade marh parafe
contest fn whteh veurE werner were
dressed 20 represeef Vaffaus trade.
mark. and a sios fanee The proceeds
from th@ affair WI be used On Bromots
tag the actfvities ~ tae etfth ard 20
wards a fsad Cor a woGsaas BufitinE
This elaB hss already put away $500
toward q building mad tarous1 Der
senaf saeri1es % the members ta CIV
ias q DAYS wages 90 the eagse aad
fnreifsh sales eoTeez. ete IRE mem.
hers are al employed girls arf won.
eu WIN me addi1toa ~ Few house
kespers and sasy ere f0ias a spiendid
worR among rls young wemsn % 80.
ffne
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
ROYAL LETTER URGING
BATTLE UPON LIQUOR

London. April The following Ter
Ter. dated Buckingham palace. Marcl
so. has been sent 90 David Lloyd
George. chancellor % the eNchequer.
Dear Chancellor OF the ENchequer,
The king thanks YOU for so promptly
letting him have a fun report Of the
proceedings az yesterdays meeting OF
the deputation % employers. His ma
jssty has read 70 with intense interest
but also with the deepest concern lie
feels that uSthinE but the most viEor-
ous measures viii successfully cope
with the grave situation now existing
in our armament factories.
We have before us the statements
not merely OF the employers but OF the
admiralty and tho war Office. which
are responsible Tor munitions OF war
and fer the transport OF troops and
their FOOD and ammunition.
From this evidence 80 is without
doubt largely due TO drink that we
are unable TO secure the output OF war
material indispensable TO meet the re-
qlirements Of the army in the field.
and that there has been such serious
delay. in consequence. OF the necessary
reinforceemnts OF supplies 20 aid our
gallant troops at the front.
"A continuance OF such a state of
things must inevitably result in the
OF the horrors and bur
dens OF this terrible war.
Il am instructed 20 add that. II IL be
deemed advisable. the king viii be pre-
pared TO set an example by giving up
all alcoholic liquor himself and by is
suing orders against its consumption
IN the royal households. so that no diff
ference shall be made. so Tar as his
majesty is concerned. between the
treatment OF the rich and the poor in
his question.
LORD STAAIFOBDHAM.
The Kings Private Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts 20 Flush Kidneys
and Neutralize Irritating
Acids.

Kidney aud bladder weakness result
from uric acid. says a noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass u on 20 the bladder.
where Il often remains 10 irritate and
innau,c. causing = burning. scalding
sensation. or setting up an irritation
~ the neck os the bladder. obligins
you 20 seek RELIEF two or three times
during the night The sufferer is in
constant dread. the water passes
sometimes with n seaiding sensation
Hnd - very profuse, again. there Is
difficulty IN avoiding IL
Bladder weakness. most folks call
q. because they can't control urina-
ton. While Il Is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful. this is
really one OF the mos; simple ailments
20 overcome. Get about four ounces
OF lad Salts from your pharmacist and
take q tablespoonful In a glass OF va
ter before breakfast. continue this for
two or three days. This win neutral
Ire the acids in the urine so IL no long
er IL . source OF irritation 10 the
bladder and urinary organs which
thea act normally again
Jad Salts e inexpensive. harmless.
AMI IL made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with lithia
and Is used BY thousands of folks who
are subject 10 urinary disorders caus-
ed by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salts
IL splendid for kidneys and causes no
bad effects whatever
Here YOU have q pleasant eferves-
cert hthia-~ater drink. which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.
Harper House pharmacy.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
PUT CREAM M NOSE
AND STOP CATERRH
reIis Hew To Ovsu CIoeErf Sos-
trii.s and Bad Hrad-C oths.

Nau feet 6ar IN q few soueufs Yau-
eubi IN heut er eEfsrrn wiI te gone.
Your efaqzef roetFifs wtI ereu. The ar
passages ~ vgur Heat wiii TienF aaf
vou cnn hreftlr ffesfg so more dali
ae~s hcirisoae 90 tawN'sa suuHf0r
rfucuus discharses Or aFru~ss a. strgF
~iinf for hreufH HE nfeIf
Tell youa drurg Vgu want % small
bottle ~ flv's Crernt Bale Apply
Bette Of tti. frsfrtae. 4rftsrrt.r rr-Fu
10 v1ar nostHits. BE- BE- penetrate thraDfa
every air russfer 81 G.e beet enof.r
sal heal thr se1it-n. ieffr1-f nur1tts
meuhrane. anf retrf eernee .Fssarflv
ff 10 inst wHts every eotf fn.f rf.trr
sufrrsr Frrts Nea.s sefF s.tru
rnf nf aeefHfs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
SOCIAL EVENTS

social sessions and 90 promote those
thinEs that are Of interest 20 the or
xaufEafion-
PARTY FOR BRIDE OF APRIL.
aiiss Marion L.ansrty % 6-5 East
Locust s.reet. Davenport. gave a
charming prenuptiai bridge Tuesday
afternoon ia honor % Miss Elizabeth
Perry. Who VIII be an early April
bride The rooms wcrc beautifully
decorated 60 tgIips i0nquiis danodils
and all the sprinE flowers Games
were played az three table and the
prize vas awarded 90 Ntss Claire
schiessi- There vas also a brides
Eifi for Miss Perry. AFTER tlr Eameg a
course luncheon Was served IN the
dining room The table was done tn
sprfEE h0wcrs. The eenterpiecs was
a huge wicker basket fiiet With all
tho different spriuE f0ucrT ard Tied
sith a va-isEated fuue bow. t1 carry
oat Mss Perry's chosen rainbow
cot1rs The place cards uerr hand
painted ln Epv.uE fio0sF dcsizns and
az each place there vas o. tirr basket
allied gifh f1usrs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Mss oLso. rosrEss SOCIETY

Members % ths thirt Givtssoa % ths
f.adf~s' Al soefsfy % soeuesr Nenor
TAI Methodist eharch. % whieh Mrs
Ear Camsron e. chairman. enloyee
the afteruoon yesterday a. tas guest
es Nra An6rsw Otsou. f301 Esirnth
avenue m informai PROGRAM waa
ziyer vim soaEs b. Mes Mildred
Bows aeepnsDanisG b. Mrs. George
NaaEsh. two violin nambers ~ Chez
Ter Disco ant tNo piano seisctioas b.
Mrs "a a Grove TIE house wus
fragrant wffE Easter fnies and o.
flzAsf1f TINE ~ soeiabnitY Waa eniog.
cd Rsfrrsam@nfs were served during
ths course 81 ths Afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
oLfvE Gus EAsrEa PARTY


IVES V Rack az Der l1ass. ease
gffeerfa street. wotias enlertaisrd
rss censers 81 ere Ottgs Ciaea etsb
vest~rga at sr Easter parry TIE
sagse vas decorated la srepfnE with
The Easter sp.rts. wfIE H1W~rs ard
tsv ve-Fer reieEses ssa Nest de-
Haettlf atfrraoor rsssst czech sss
r.a9rf art rte erss 1rifr. n piano
e5Ver. fsshtoeet wt-h erueAgtsG Lace.
vert ra tfrs. r W Ts@eiss fts s@eoaa
fs 5r "a 4isies table cover. also made
OF err~Eee~t face. fell s8 Mrs -. tiar-
aer ttr r1ts1,ftfo1 favor. a fancv rib
noe and Iter bag vas given t9 Nfrs- =.
o. Kelly saf fEe too1r favor a col
Tar PIN. a~rt fo ,frs rranE wageksr.
Ir Nrs ~ A. W1sor a EE~ss % TIRE
afleru0oa. received ss f1vDr a hard
Seeeatsr sizes Wtfsoa eas also made
"a member OF ttr club. fatirE fh~ place
20 Mss John Niles vlr wlthdrFr. n
three coarse tgncreor vas served st
a table decorated with Easter novel.
ties. IRE erutFrpsscs was "a taskes %
eggs saf white fszzE bgrnF rinF
yellow ehieE~us were also used eel
table drcoraEtacs ard we're o. the zap
kins. tally carts. place cards. etc. Mrs.
o. Blackwell was a Essss % th~ after
moor. The club VIII he entertained 90
two weeks bv ,frs FrasE NagckeF ~
Oh tsis eitv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
APOLLO CLUB SINGS ~ DAWES
POST

TIE Apollo Glee ciub - Rock tsiasd
NlU sirr a canesrt TgFsdav evEnirF
Nerif s ss SCI t1hu's Methoatsf ekarch
AZ Fa1rteerfa aa4 Uradr street
uaveasort. usfrr tle aes ptccs % ere
Mens Hrogae~t1od ne Chorus % -
aen VII D. assisted D. Miss Rata
EeaE-rt. soe-uE1. 90 fuveaporfs e
wta n. Jeansou. barfsone. % uavee-
eort Gmu uass reader % Dave
port anf Mtss Nslfa SSaasan. pias1.
ane CtfFE q. sVsnsoE. troabgae. tofe
of Eoet tsssd. TIE Apollo Gtee eigb
.fs eomposed % srt efsr m~a arG was
Organized ahogs three years aEo. O. is
cisc slt.eref Gee of re Best @aiF
rnsruses ta tsts sscti6e o. tss eoss-
1ry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
THREE Ft.g PIGS

Ness bskiaz esF aaEs - grange
petssa PIE aaa ser hoys good ere snra
feit fa.nE it e.
sis fwe cups % 4sssasoae4 mashed
vtifs potatoes with thsseauartrr cup
ssEzr ercamee Win oi- esp duf;rr
aGf sas eap tkiek sSsss crcaaa. two
seatea esss. isisc es or tsrxe orsrEs
ssa ssff che Erssef FtaG Bake IN open
ersss
Aimsss egeFg0rs hssteF res recipe
foe tsaon pis stth mrrsEus bat here
t. q So ore with6ut B and f. eoo4
scr stsry-Gsr gsss Miss cup % sugar
ssd Ffree fsbtespeo-s Sour. thea ADD
ssFre tab,esp1oas trmta faicr. y0.ks
% Eve szEs Slightly hsatsn. oar cup
ailt. 6s~ tessroSa srt-d batter and
sssca q salt W'hrs tsf-ouEhiv blend
81 49, whites % thS stss beaten 20 =
err ssesa au9 baks ir re crest
FsN p@ogis seem 90 have eaten
xrare f-uis &c. ssf 80 it e delicious
tfis eas cup sugar. 80 ROAD table
spcoes corn starch. ors tcasroar but
tss. Faiss % Two eggs. fsfcr % hais a
E-sp~ fruit. 4uies % haf q icaon and
hair an grange and onscup hot uafer
Cccf 10 douSt~ boiler ssfii corn starch
Il frfiy cooked. sfisrizs well Pit into
bsks4 sS~if. cover With ucriurus
NAE % whites % thecx<s and bake
iz si9s oyea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
LODGE NOTES.

Leroy e. Mace vas named venerable
prophet By Amoo Crotto last night
whsa choice % minor officers was
made &c Aias9uie temple. Trustees
ssre nanief 4. s. Mci.cgEhiin. n. A.
cisv~ussine and Hsnry Kramer tax.
trk these posts. Chicf officers wcrc
chosen whca the social order Of the
Masocs vas Instituted March is.
Constitution and bylaws we're adopt
80 b. the GFotto and s. applications
ucFe voted upou- The m.mbcrship
uou approaches the loo mark and u
f. practically certain that this nun
Der viii b. reached by the time the
ceremonial occurs. This - TO be held
the last ~cck % the month.
\ biz parade viii Drccede a banquet.
after which the ceremonies will be
staged Invitations have been extend
I'd 90 Davenport. Quincy. Chicago and
CaiesburE- Mohassan Groito's hand
and CaiesburE's drum corps are ex-
pected to feature the festivities
All the news all the tims-Thc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
80 ros Mas. -AaRlnoron.

1frs. e EeGai< az her home. 1917
E1sa avesu~. easarfained Tuesday af
a pa-fT tn bouor % 1frs. Etta HarTinE.
Toe uto wss f1rrasriy Ms Efts Mar.
ria o. tais city. AMI Who is visiting her
morasr yfrs r. NfuTrtu. foT Ten day
IT, ladies spsat ss~ afteruoon wtf1
t8elr fancy wcsE and ir Fsueral socia-
bflsV and The aostsss served . eellxat-
fgf taEch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
PARrY Foe MIss FoLsoM.

Eirht Rock Island girls spent the
afterzoaz yesterday r. one % the pr
vats ei1izz Rooms q ne Black HGEk
hotel fn Davenport a; . party given IN
hcucr % Hiss Jessie FOLSOM HES
Fcgrth aven1s. vho uiI this week 20
Uiss her parents 20 Afrseafins fDr ~
tgre resl9ezce. TIE afterr90u vas
passed piagin< eco and prizes vent %
Miss FIoreres Bailey. Mrs Hazel
Fsrrpg and Miss Fotson a three
e11rsr tzrcheor was served a. tie
close o. ths aftsruona.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Jolly SEQ Gus ~urH MAS
JACKSON

folly 800 e.1b msm1ers we're eater.
tanned Yesterday afternoon tt tas
home % Wrs Charles GrfeEson fn Mo.
me ta sss games % 500 first prize
Was given Co Mrs F'runs Ecijf Nirs
Charles Wsltnftz teof second Mrs
John Von HeorbsEe. thifd aad wrs
Elmer raraauisf. BOBBY A course
hInch was served after tts 6snes aad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
DELTA GAMMA SORORITY LUNGS.
ECN

ustEa canine gathered aE tGe uager-
porf Commercisl club yesterday AZ
e. eioes ard RAD O. lane1eoa together
TIE ssars fpi.ovisE were spent ia a.
Inforuai social wev. TIE sorority sis-
ters decided Co. s.rrt once a a1nts Tor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
WApT ano
HOME
pQeBLTNS
Has ELtzASTrH 7usMQsoM

mrs Eli zABETE TLeM2SO
/ Dear Mrs. Thompson. Cd I would
like 20 have you give me some games
10 play at an Easter party.
I 90 What would be go0d gift 10
I a girl FOR her birthday?
4 READER,
% An egg hunt is very appropriate
I for an Easter party
The nests are made or paper moss.
In them are placed eggs of different
varieties, some genuine hard boiled
eggs. some of china or wood and some
oof candy. The wooden eggs should
contain tiny ducks or chickens The
nests are hidden in every nook and
corner of the house. The guests are
then hidden 70 so hunting, and a half
hour is given for the hunt. Each guest
is given a little fancy basket in which
70 gather the eggs. The one secur-
ing the greatest number of eggs is
given the prize of a large fancy egg.
The baskets and eggs may be retained
as souvenirs
The Game OF Mirth is ever so much
fun When you have played this game
YOU will perhaps wonder at its name,
and may rechristen Ii miTthless mer-
riment. The leader should be a per
son with q contagious laugh. He is
provided with a white handkerchief. {
which. when the players have formed .
a circle around him, he throws into
the air Ae this signal the players .
must laugh as heartily as possible un-
Ill the handkerchief touches the floor,
when II there IS one or more of the
PLAYERS who is still laughing he must
drop out of the magic circle. The lead
er must be very alert. as he must
catch the player in the act Of laughing
or smiling in order TO lawfully dismiss
him from the circle When all but one
player have been obliged to drop out.
prize is given 10 that person.
90 a book, stationery, pretty
or neclwear
Dear Mrs. Thompson. Can you tell
me OF a permanent cure for black
heads that viii not injure the skin or
ones health On any way2 Although
have had them removed several times
they seem to grow out again, making
IL impossible 10 keep the skin free
What is the cause OF them?
HOPEFUL.
There Is no permanent cure for
One must care for the
skin constantly TO keep ii free from
them.
To cure bIackheads made an ONT
menr OF one ounce of soap liniment
and one ounce OF ether; mix At night
scrub the face thoroughly with hot
water. using a complexion or other
son brush. After wiping. apply the
mixture to each spot and let it remain
On over night Wash on in the morn
ng with hot water Continue until
the spots have disappeared Then
.wice a week wash the face with this
mixture. removing the liquid at once
,y rinsing with clear water. II there
ire large pores. wipe over each with
title alcohol
Blackheads may be the result of so
many different causes that what will
,ure them for one person will be use
ess for another. and 50 ali one can
ay is that if faithful trials of external
emedies do not benefit, a physician
hould be consulted.
Dear hTS- HolupcoH- am a girl
4 p years and ! am too slim to look
yell What can do TO gain flesh?
ANXIOUS.
Keep regular hours. e. plenty of
leep (about nine hours a night; eat
eartily: drink about three pints of
nix day. and don't VERY
pe.i Mrs. rhompsqL, HlwI can |
,-elIS be cleaned: kU3Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Jevelry should be washed in hot wa
ter in which has been dissolved some
white soap and ammonia, using mod
erately soft small brush. Then lay in
a box Of sawdust 10 dry, and the result
Nil be satisfactory. Stones in their
settings may be cleaned by using the
soft and moisJened end of d wooden
toothpick in the intersuces. Alcohol
is also effective in dissolving dirt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

fhs club va invissd 20 zsst IN tao
weeks With yrs Charles wsiinifz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Crsrs. vsfeh l. behaved 30 have
to Creates deposits u iron ore IN
fhe world. IL besinnlns 70 export pi<
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Under the Hague convention OF 1907
prisoners Of war are entitled 20 pay
for any work they do
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
BOARD OF PARDONS DOES
BIG BATCH OF WORK

Tallahassee, Dec. 1S.-The SEES
sions of the Florida Pardon Board,
which ended this week, were the
longest in the history of the State
and more applications for pardons
were considered, one hundred and
forty-five convicts asking for the
clemency of the governor and cabi-
net officers on various grounds.
Thirty were passed for further
consideration by the board. They
were only temporarily laid aside and
will be taken up later and disposed
Of.
Twenty-three unconditional par
dons OF reservations of citizenship
were granted. One Of these men had
been out of the penitentiary for
more than fifteen years. Uncondi-
tional pardons are only issued to
those who have previously received
conditional pardons and have so
conducted themselves since free that
the board deems them again worthy
Of citizenship and the vote that goes
with it.
The sentences of two were COM