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The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22
Estray Advertisement

Estray Advertisement
Herald. Spring deld, Colo.
Notice is hereby given to whom
it may conuern ,hnt the follow
irg described estray animal WAS
,al en- up near Springfield. Baea
county, Colo, on or about Jan
sth, 1915, TO wit: One brown
ueldiag seven ysars old; weight
i1CO lbs; branded on right
thigh. One sosrel Rrlding.
broxe to saddle, hlass face, white
hind feet, about eight yeer~ old,
weight 800. Branded on
eft shouldersnd tl,iRl. left
high left hip =
Said animal haing pnkRown to
his board. uu3ses eIainied by
the owner on or before Feb. 5th,
1915, said estray will be sold BY
this board for the benefit Of the
owner when found.
State board Of inspection com
'nissioners, Denver, COL.
A beautiful posm f,om Lonh
Rock will appear next week OF
in the early future.
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22

Harrison and Drum were ut
Lamar on business the first Of
the week.
Glen Yokum. the popul7f
young ranchman of Villas, wa at
the dance Friday night and in
Springfield Saturday.
Miss Rachael alexander is
directing the arrows Of the
young hopefulls down in the
Frank otreeter neighborhood.
Our good friend David Great
house was in the county seat the
first of the. week on business
matters.
Miss Pearl Jones got back tue
first Of the week from [vanhoe.
Okla., where she has been on a
visit, and went at once to assist
in caring for Mrs. Cant VIII
was threatened with pneumo-
mia.
Mrs. Cant is getting along all
right, and Mrs. Waugh is up an
round again rs ususl.
W. L. Rockhill of Lone Rock
will know by way of the Spring
held Herald what is going on
and why during the year to
come. It's the popular thing.
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22

Mrs. Margaret jackson, u T
mother Mrs. Long, and her brc-
ther, hurried to Kansas City
the first of the week where the
daughter and sister. Miss Elite
Long, was reported in the hos
pital dying. Miss Long has
long been one of our popular
teachers, and Many are her
friends here who will await
with interest news from her
bedside. and who will join with
the Herall in the hope of her
restoration to health. We hope
10 have further news before 90
ing to press.
Chas. Collier Of No: 9 has Join
ed the Herald force and will help
to whoop it up for =. grester
Baca county during the year t.
come. It's the popular thing.
VAnfeD-A large mava1ne
publishing house desires 10 em-
ploy All active man or woman =
this community to handle q spe.
cial plan which has proven unus-
ually profitable. Good opening
for r;obt narty. Address with
two references, Publisher, Box
l55, Times So. Sta. New York
City. d46
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22
NOTICE OF CONTEST
THE INTERIOR
l4.m.r A..,r,,ads Dsc. =


4 .e.,. '.-i of1ee.
l..m~r I.r..'ad. Dec. II, ieiA
To Henry Cater Of Tyrons. Okla
or Jefferson City. No.. t'ont.st.s.
You are hereby notified that Far
rinFtnn Little who gives Grssnsburg. Kansas.
20 his post-oiIice nddrcss did on Sept
25, 1914, file in this Office his duly corrobrat'.
application ~ contest and secure the cancell'-
tion Of your homestead. Entry M. Serial
oeiel made MAY %. 1910, for south x Of Sec.
Il Twp. 20 $. R.nx, % W. sth prinsip"i Ne
ridian and Erounds fcs bis
contest he aileRss TINT snh Henry Katzer
has wholly Abandoned said land for more than
one year last past: failed to eultivats tho same
for ths hast year: that all these defaults con-
tinus 70 THE data.
Yos are therefore further notified that ths
sa,d allegations v,h b tsksn BY this ot'es IL
hs,ias been cnAfssssd b. you and your sasd sntr,
wfll b. eaneslsd thsrsundss without your furths'
risht n u hsard therein, sthsr bsfore tAis osts
o.eu appeal u you fail t. Ale IN thla once withir
twenty days after the FOURTH publication 1
this i.otIce 10 shown below your answer undt,
oath ,pecifycaiiy sssstins and responding to thSe
aesat3s q Of contest o. II you fail within th'
time 70 ais in this otscs due proof th.t you hav
.,rv,d aeopy Of your answsr on tbs said contest
ant esthsr In person BY registered mail. II ths'
,srvses 10 msds By ths ds1ivsry Of copy of your
answer to the csatsstaat In psrson pfssi Of suei
,srvsos must b sithse tie said esntsseant'
written acknowledgment ~ his receipt = ths espy
shswinx the dats q its receipt. o. the aidavst Of
he psrsos b. wAsm ths delivery va naa1s stat.
, whsn and whsrs tie espy va delivered;
made By registered msii prsss q such ssrv'es
must consist q the aAsvit Of tie psrson b. whom
ths espy was mailed statias when asd the pesf
slsss - which Il was mailed and this smeav'.
must bs aee,,npaaisd b. the pestnasasr's Fsesipt
Or tie Letter. I.
You should state in ysur answsr tis name q
ehs pest sfses 70 which ysu desire future notice
10 b sspt teysa.
, EUGENE u. WHITAKER. Register
Dsts ss first publication Jan. lst, 1914.
..eo.d " 9Th 1918
y thtrd 18th 1916.
afourth 29nd 1915
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22
NOTICE Of CONTEST
(for Publicatton)
Department of the Interior.
uyritad ctntaa I.nnd Oflre

Lamar. COLORADO. DEC. 4. 1874. t.
william Fsber Of SPriSgaeld Cola. Co"sss-
b. You are hereby notified thst Albert ".
IItat,s. who gives Grssnsburs, Kans.. - hss
?. O. sddrsss, did On Sept 18th, 1914. hls In
nj, ol,e~ his duly eosroberaesd application 70
eonts,t asd secure the cancellation Of you'
Id. Entry No. Serial NO. ca1'os
Feb. 10th, 1913. for the M Of ree. u
rvp. no Strange II ". 9Th P5irineipal AeTsdien
N =. erospds for hss eoetsst b alsssss that
,.id william F.bsr hes wholly nbnndoeed
,s,d luod for more than year last past; fai'd
10 improve or cultivate any portion thsrsof
ith,n the lsst year that all of sad defaults sa'st
70 this date.
You .rs thsrsfoss further rseihed that ths aid
alsxatsona viii b. taken b. this once ~ havsaa
been esnfssssd b. you. and your SAID snesS w'a
b eaneelei Sthsreundsr without ynsr faftse'
right u - heard thNrs,n. either bsfoes this once
CT on appeal Il you fall 70 hls In this once WITHIN
twenty days aftse the FOURTH pueHeassoa q
tais notice. a. shown below. your answer. unnss
cath, specifically nss<ins ard responding 70 ~.
slsratioes Il contest - II yva fal wstn'e teA'
tlns 10 n3s IN this o1ses due proof tAes soe havs
,,rvsd copy a yeusanswsr On ths aid eoe.
..t.nt either in pAssoa o. BY rsx,stsrsd mall II
th,s ,..v,c, 10 made By Tie delivery Of COPY q
vo,, an,vsr 70 the oentsstsnt In .pseson. PROOF
n ,,ch ,ervies must b either the sesd cooesst-
ant, written acknowledgement Of his receipt q
the copy. showing tha date OF its rsceape' OF tne
,ssasvit Of tbs psrson BY whom the delivery wss
mad, stating when and where the copy wa oe
-iysrSd Il made by resistered mai. proof on soe"
service ust consist Of the afsdavit OF The psffon
by WHOM, the copy vas mailed stating whsn ana
ths postof,ies to which It was mailed. and this
.f,dav,t must b accompanied by the postn'astsfs
receipt for ths letter.
You should state In your answsr the ns"s =" =.
The postoNics 70 which you desire fotofs no''s>
TO BE- sent to you.
Date Of frat publication Jan. ist' m'b
and - sth,
. srl i" '' 18th.
- fourth 5zo"
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22
sl.2b In Advance.

~ red a, the springfield. P"~'oflrs
- second- -ciass Latter.
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22

i t3x34 Mn 3a3x $x4& 3x3<$x4t
i Mn &ks* $,k3& 3&31 3<3& 3k8*
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22
NOTICE of CONTEST
tFor publlcan)
DrpA RTnENr OF THE INTERIOR

(For pnOttcah
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
I.maf Colorado
pec. "a. 1914
To John a. Coops o4 Lamar. COLORADO, eo".ss-
tee. ,You srs hsE,by notified that Edwin Z: NC
M,i,en who rives Hudson. Iowa, ~ his pest Of
10, abdrs.s did on Novembsr "a. lsit, nr ~
th,s off,ce his duly eqrrohorats'' application" "a
csots.t and seeurs tbs panesllatian Of YoaT
hour s.te,d Entry No ssss"l Ne. o. ziaa msds oet.
90 1917, for North u Section W. Townshtp ~ O.
Range Il wsst 'th pr.nai a Msp'dian' and ~
grounds for hls contest he sheses that fAs'
John A. Coons ha failed to establisha a rsssdsnes
IN .a,d land: that he las failed IN rultiva.s any
part tt-reof from the date Of his entry and up 10
the present date,
You arc, therefore, further notified that the
s,;d a.isas tions will be taken as ron'~ssc" ana
vo,r saId entry will be Cancelled without further
r,uht to ,e heard ei,hsr before this Office or on
np tui. " you fail To file is this Office wt"'n
Z e ty day, after the FoUkTF publication OF
iii, notice, as shown bsinv, your nn- "'r' un-
.r cath, 81 eel :caily res. ona,:is 10 'ie i"ss
on, II romtest. to4etntr With due i'to"' ina
!. u h,ys served copy II your Ant~-r On tn
!. q ccntcstan. either IN person or by r+a's'ef'"
mail, :.
You should state in your answer the name OF
a., ,s,tt Office to which or desirc fa'ure not-
cts 10 lie sent to,9u.
EUGENE 4. WHITAKER RssistsF
p4,e Of frat publication Jan. LIST 10
- .: socond :. 9Th
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22
LoGxLs..

TITS the popular thing"
The dance at Kaiser's last
Friday night was well attended.
II W. Hesse and AL Neal were
3 SAINT callers on the 18th inst.
Bob Homsher has the wind
r,ill. and the well we suppose is
c ming.
Notice those new and renew
sub ais week TITS the popula
U .
rne first real blizzard slruck
Baca county Friday y-but it was
all off the next day.
w. R. Field and NJ. j. McKin-
ney found the land southwest
last week that they wnted.
Miss Ruth Hon her addsd
31.25 to the Herslo strong box
last week. It's the popular
thing.
D. A. Krum of G rard. Kans.,
comes across with the dough t."
apply on subscription. It's the
popular thing.
John Minter of Jacksonville.
FL, sends in the tough for his
baking the year to come. It's
the popular thing.
]. C. Stanley and son of Hell
ena, OKLA, were here hhe 6rStof
the week in an overland schoon-
or, in search of land.
&C. Davis Of Green City, Mo,
sends along a couple of jineles
to apply on Herali subscription.
It's the popular thing.
We are informed that eigh
acres of maize on the Cole ranch
at. .Carrizo yielded 62O bushels of
grain-77a bushels to the acre
Is this the premium yield of
the county?
Harvey Hancock. Chas. Tor
rance ana Frank Bridwell, from
Yelton, Okla, drove through
last week in search of the land
they wanted. They are ac-
cre'' 'tances Of H. D. Smith
4. Massie of Boston. the
~ Who has always come up
Y ith a good crop AT th- end Of
the season, has ordered tho Her-
ald +" his address tho coming
,e-~ rs the ponu'ar thing.
CourtnAv Of Ivanhoe,
q last week laid c'ai,r tn n
r e of land, and the first Of
I vaeL raid the rent on thaf
nrrs first fiat. Mr. Courtney
ND Mr.. Faxon will both be here
for next year's crop.
YOUNG Cid THOMPSON return
e. on the 18th from Las Animas
W. an 1890 mound Percheror
Sta' iop. cr'nirc fivn vaors ,l9.
That is the kind oe strf.'r that is
going to figure in that carnir
Greater Baca county. in the
which the best is not too good.
Our friend W. NJ. Thompson
of Vilas-Bos.on, yas ss..Herald-
sanctum visitor on the 14th inst
While Mr.. Thompson is thought,
of as a loan broker and stock
man. it doesn't want to he for
,aatten that he is one of the best
farmers Of the country.
Our good friend Loran Chase
after a temporary wandering
from the flock and getting
soaked on that other paper
returned on the 18th to the fold
and said for God IS sake send
me the HeraId-I've got 10 have
something to read" It's the
popular thing.
A report, for which the Her.
aid doesn't stand responsible,
comes mp from the southwest to
ths effect that Tine Hayes and
J. G. lAGd recently went to the
csdars sitter posts. They rugged
up . tram way to get this posts
up out Of the canon, and came
back with three posts at . cont
Of $500 . piecs. That's what |
WsulA b called going some"
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22
Syracuse
to Stonington.
Auto Hack Tri-weekly
Leaves acase
Mon Wed Fri 9 a. \.
Leave StOningto
Tue Thur Sat Gar
Ford Grlttenden
$4,000


Whereas certain and numerous par
ties have been killing animals belong
ng to The Prairie Cattle Co. Ltd, some
for the purpose Of selling the
meat, others for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning meat for their own consumption
and others for the reason that the cat
tie have bssa giving then annoyanes;-
This Is to give notice that the above re-
ward of $4,000 will be given to anyone
giving such information as will lead to
the conviction Of each and every guilty
person. All animals belonging te
The Prairie Cattle Co.. Ltd. are branded
~ on left hip, and all information
should BE- given to H. G.. Glazbrook,
Manager Prairie Cattle Co. Ltd. Hig-
bee. Cello. Adv.
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22


To Minnie Coons Of Sprinsheld, Cososado Co"-
tsstee:
You are hereby notified that camsron.s. Bow
en- Who give. Hudson, Iowa. ~ hia post once
address, did on November ~, 1sif file IN thi' ef-
fee his duly cnrroboeatsd application 70 cont<s st
and secure the cancellation Of Your homsses"d
En,ay No. ..... Serial No, otsus6 made November
8, isi2, for South y Section 3i- Tovnship ss 8.
Rranse ~ West 9Th Principal neridsad. and -
grounds for his contest ls aIssEes that said hfn-
n,e Coons hrs . failed 10 establish s--ssidencs on
said l.nJ. that shn hss failed to eultivats any
part thereof from the dats Of hsr sasd sntry and
up to the present date. '--.s
You are, thersfors. further notified that the
said allegations will be tsken ~ confessed and
your ,nid entry wi'l'i scance'led without further
right to Re he.rd either tssore this cfAcc or ap-
nes. il you fail 70 lie IN this afica within twer,
ty dn,s after the FOURTH publication OF this
notibe. as shown below. YOUR answer, u1h'
oath. specifically ri spondirT 10 those ai'sxNt'ons
Of contest together with due proof that YOU have
served a COPY Of your answer on the said
contos'x ant either in perse orbs reg stsesa oil
You should state In your answer tbs name oil
the post office to which dssiFs future notices
to be sent to you,
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22
Wanted.lco men

To hle on government hand. s'nd
choice % acre sandy loan ln'lne
stea de- at q very small cost. My
charges are small and my snrv-
ice NJ perfect my location Is 9
niles south and mill. east of
Springfield come direct To ne.
or yet information vt Hsrald
office. az
d4- Springiield Colo
The Springfield herald., 1915-01-22

II AS whole world gone mad foolish and trivial
- question! Are swords rafting, rmbne, mailed
elenng just the lue
brother-Seva
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

shades In a full range OF sizes;
s3.gs.
Silk fiber sweaters in beautiful
pastel shades Of rose, American
Beauty, gold, maize, white, light
blue and various two-toned effects:
made with belts and sashes; s.
to Sl2.95.
Fancy wool sweaters with fiber
silk stripes, made on plain straight
lines with or without pockets; cop
enhagen blue and rose; $40.
Others at 1895, 81 and $3.50.
Third Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10
ALE.DO

At $50 p. III. the ladies and girls of
the school will serve q corn supper,
after which talks on corn will be
given,
Mr. and Mrs. E. T Carlson spent
Monday with friends In Viola.
About forty Masons from Aledo and
vicinity went to Rock Island Monday
where II candidates were given the
Red Cross degree The candidates
taking the degree were: r. N. Taylor,
T. J. Head, W. W Warnock, Arthur
Reaber, Hugh MeMhorter and Tennys
Flake Of Aledo; ]. F. Slungledecker
and V. A Love of Joy and H 0. Baner.
P. 0. Drury, DR.. L. L. Mcintyre and
William Hunter of New Boston.
Miss Edna Trone returned 10 her
home in Davenport the first of the
week, after visiting her mother, Mrs
]. E Trone.
Mrs. F E. Johns of Lexington. Ky,
was a guest the first of the week at
the home of her sister. Mrs L. D. Ell
lott
Arthur J. Johnson, the agent at the
r. l. S. station and his bride, are
home from an extensive wedding tour
through the west. They visited In Los
Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco
and Denver. Mrs. Johnson was for
merry Miss Hazel Ray Of Rock Island.
The Queen Esther circle of the
Methodist church will meet with Miss
Edith Bower next Saturday afternoon.
Miss Jennie McElwain spent the
week end with home folks at Knox
vile.
Misses Frances and Odessa Sheats
spent Monday with friends in Pre-
emption-
The Junior class Of the Aledo high
school will present the play Fannie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

have an apparatus for testing soil for
acidity which is as accurate and re
liable a test as has yet been devised.
Any farmer who contemplates seeding
some alfalfa or clover and wishes to
learn whether his soil is acid or not
may bring or send a sample to the
agricultural department Of William
and yashti college, where the test will
be made and results returned 10 the
sender.
Mrs. T. H, Cobb passed away at her
home in Springfield at 10 o'clock Sat
urday evening. Nov. 27, after a short
illness. The remains, accompanied by
Mr.. Cobb and the children and MIR.
and Mrs George A. Cooke, were
brought to Aledo Monday evening.
Mrs. Cobb was formerly a. resident Of
this city where she has many friends
and acquaintance. She leaves her
husband and three children. the
youngest baby l year old, TO mourn
the death Of faithful wife and loving
AlCtAS4- l iE SUI Oniu6 iaIAiAlg la <
the sympathy of the entire community
in their great bereavement Funeral
services were held at the home OF Jus
tice George A. Cooke on South Maple
street at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. Dec. /, 1915. conducted by Rev A.
E. Moody, pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain church. Interment was made
in the AIedo cemetery.
Miss Martha Gregory arrived home
Saturday from Minneapolis Mimi,
where she had spent five weeks with
relatives.
A chicken pie supper will be served
at the Presbyterian church on Friday
evening commencing at o'clock.
Miss Dora Gubrich arrived home
Monday from Burlington, Iowa, where
she had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
III. Schramm.
Mrs w. ]. Thompson and daughter.
Miss Gertrude, returned TO their home
In Rushgille Saturday after visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Stewart
The new pressure pump which has
just been put in by the city. was re-
Gently given preliminary test by the
city council water committee. They re-
ported the pressure even better than
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

and the Servant Problem" at the
opera house Friday evening. This
play is a farce drama and promises
many interesting situations
The ladies Of the Columbian club
will give a benefit at the South Side
theatre Monday evening, Dec. 6. The
money received from the sale Of tick
cts will be expended by the Philan-
thropy committee of the organization
in helping the poor and needy fani-
lies Of Aledo
Mrs J. " Cortland. Mrs. E. NJ, Mil
Ter and Mrs Harry Postlewaite went
to Rock Island Saturday and met Mrs.
Coffland's mother, Mrs Mary Willis,
who returned from two months visit
with relatives in Casey, Iowa
Judge Henry f. Burgess was bust
ness visitor in Viola Saturday.
Mrs. Tressa POLAND and Miss Jetta
Shoppa Of Jyo were Aledo visitors
Monday.
The board Of supervisors will meet
on Tuesday, Dec. 4
Elmer B. johnson and Miss Connie
Ir1na Simcox, both of New Boston,
were united in marriage at the Metho-
dist parsonage in Aledo by Rev F. E.
Shut on Saturday afternoon. Nov. It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will make their
home on a farm near New Boston.
Mrs. W. K. Wills and son, Robert.
went to Davenport Saturday and spent
the day with Mrs Mary Wells, who is
in the hospital there
William and Vashti college now
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

7. 1880 and s, and guests will also be
returned that they may make inter
urban connections for their homes.
Lunch will be served after the speech
making and all boosters are invited.
Improvement Of a half mile Of sandy
road along the river just this side Of
Hampton will be given attention at
the session Men in all walks OF life
are to run roadmakers Wednesday,
Dec. Is. on which day it is proposed
to convert this section into gravel
highway. The work will De only the
first of series Of similar undertake
ings. il plans Of the Community club
work out as successfully as is ex-
pected.
\ general appeal is now being made
for contributions to this roadmaking
effort. Men are being asked to donate
money, or an equivalent in material
or labor. Already some $500 has been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

ls In our ART Needlework
Section giving free lessons
In knitting and crocheting
with yarns. Mrs Gorham
Will be pleased to teach
you anything you wish to
know IN regard to the uses
Of Fleisher yarns.
There is an attractive
display of Fleisher knit
garments that will stimu-
late your enthusiasm in
Art Need
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

pledged and an additional $1,000 is
needed.
Subscription blanks are in the hands
Of W. F. Garnett of Port Byron, Faith
er Hogben of Rapids City, Rev Md
Schnoch of Hampton bluffs, Rev Mr.
Kennedy and others in Hampton, G. L.
Rowe and L. F Haemer in East Mo
line. and Forrest Allsbrow in Water
town
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

one-half years and then the city will
be in possession OF its own plant.
Robert FELTON, arrived home Monday
from few days visit in JOY with his
aunt. Mrs F. ". Lemon.
Miss Dora Gerbrich and brother, Ed
Geibrich, went TO Burlington, Iowa,
Wednesday to spend few days with
their sister. Mrs. J. II. Schramm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

Children S books
Books of every imaginable kind
and size for as little as Sc, and as
much as $3.50. Here are a few:
The most popular Mother Goose Songs
illustrated by Mabel Betsy Hill;
Coo.
Chtldren's Blue Bird
--Maeterlinck-S2.50
valland edition of Mother Goose-Il-
Illustrated by Richardson; 81.
Christmas Tales and Christmas
Verse-Eugene Field; S1.50.
Billy Whiskers at the Exposition; z5c.
Mary Frances Housekeeper-by Jane
Eayre Fryer; Sl.50.
Mary Frances Sewing book-by Jane
Eayre Fryer; $3.50. Street Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

was contracted for. The new pump is
an automatic electric pumping equip
ment guaranteed to supply 500 gallons
Of water per minute against pres
sure of so pounds. Enineer Bond OF
Chicago will soon give final test. If
this test proves satisfactory the city
will pay down $500 and the remain
ing $500 will be paid off in two and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10
COMMUNITY CLUB
TO DISCUSS ROAD.
J. u. CIarksOn and Joe L0ng to Give
Talks at Meeting in Hamp-
ton Church.

A special meeting will be held to-
morrow evening in the Congregational
church at Hampton by members of
the Community club. ]. D. Clarkson
and Joe Long. both of Moline, viii talk
On road building.
1t is announced that automobiles
will be provided to transport guests
from this vicinity TO the meeting. Cars
will leave the Watertown postofiice at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

This method is especially
convenient where you
want TO give gloves or 9TH
er article OF apparel and
do not know the size. Ask
any salesperson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10
Christmas footwear

These are thoughtful gifts -
something to make living more
comfortable and more enjoyable.
womens dainty felt slippers with
pompons and wool insoles; blue, red,
green, wine and gray; pair. 7sc.
Women Romeo slippers in red.
brown and black trimmed with black
fur; pair, Csc.
Women's coy sheepskin lined slip
pers; pair, 79c-
Women's fancy moccasins; pair,
sf.25 to So.
Misses and children's felt Romeo
slippers In red and black; 79e and Sc.
Street Floor, Rear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10

White ivory manicure sets of
three or five pieces in box, 98c.
Ivory manicure sets of three
or five pieces on card in holly
box; special at 50c.
Ivory sets OF three pieces: beveled
edge mirror, brush and comb; SIS
value, $3.50.
Three-piece ivory sets in plain box;
mirror, brush and comb: very spe-
cial s2.9S-
Ivory sets OF three pieces; long ham
died princess mirror, brush and comb;
IS value, $3.50.
Nickel-plated shaving sets: adjust
able mirrors, shaving brush. soap cup
and water cup; SOC up to 1926.
Street Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-10
Merchandise bonds

These are a convenient
way Of making gifts. They
can be filled out for any
amount, and the recipient
can choose whatever mer-
chandise best suits.