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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
ESTATES OPEN IN
THE BERKSHIRES

Lenox. Mass, May 29-The approach
Of June has never before seen 40 many
Of the owners Of estates settled IN
their country places for the summer
season. Prevented from taking their
annual trip abroad and tired OF tna
life in town, they have turned 20 tho
country. which now IS IN the very
freshness Of early spring.
More than ffty villas were opened
this week. Every train from New YORK
has brought one or more families, and
loads of baggage and vans have
crowded the highways Among mo
arrivals have been w. and MIS-.
Thomas Shields Clarke, NJ Fernbrooke'
after part OF the winter in Calf
fornia; Nr. and Mrs Cortlandt +.
Bishop. Mrs. John +. Parsons. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Z. Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry If. Pease, Mrs. ". Dwight Coll
Iier. Miss Emily Biddle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Fish Benjamin, Mrs. Ellen
Auchmuty and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Westinghouse ,ir
In Stockbridge cottages were opened
by Mrs. Arthur ". Swami, MISS 1rAco
< Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Is.
NfOd0Hf1.
bourne. the Misses Eleanor and Marion
Hague: in birmingham. by Mr md Mrs.
Banyer Clarkson and DR.. and Mrs.
ROYAL whitman; in Lee. by Mrs. 3D.
ward Y. Dunn and Mrs. William Z.
Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bris,ed
returned 20 Lakeside from Newport,
and Mr.. Bristcd has been asccrtaining
the feeling Of his district regarding
his being the Republican candidate for
Representative IN the Massachusetts
Leg stature m the primaries this fall.
Previous pledges by leaders prevented
his being a candidate FOR the nOmina-
ton two years ago. Mr. and Mrs.
Bristed will bring out 'heir Younger
daughter IN society m the autumn, pos
slbly az Lakeside, in LcnoX.
Miss Gertrude Parsons has presented
the Lenox Library with q fine portrait
Of her father, the late John +. Par
sons. Mr. Parsons served many years
as president Of the library. an institu-
ton in which he had great interest.
Grcnyille l. Winthrop has been selected
by the library trustees 90 succeed Mr.
Parsons. Mr.. Winthrop has been tho
secretary OF the board Of trustees.
Quite the most elaborate work OF im-
proving "a property in the Berkshires
TINS year is that AT Brookside, IN p,sas
harrington, where William nan Ma.Svr
bas nlans FOR dozen large green
houses. which will cover several acres
II *. reported that the cost OF tho in-
movements will be 100000. The list
- structures includes orchid houses,
nalm houses, fcruory. grapery,
orangery. peach. neetarine and melon
houses The Italian garden completed
last year M BGokside Is the nnest IN
the hills. The !oggia is vi marble and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
MANY NOTEWORTHY WEDDINGS IN
BROOKLYN IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS

follow az the home Of the brides par
ents, lj2 Sixth Avenue.
Miss Vivien Elaine Clinton john
son. q sister of the bride. will be maid
of honor. and the bridesmaids are 20
be Miss Florence Towns, sister Of the
bridegroom; Miss Nathalie Baldwin
and Miss Dorothy Dilworth, Of Man
haitian. G.. Russell Calyi Is 10 be the
hest man. and the ushers are Austin
p.lmer. Thurston Rupp, Howard De
Ritter. Arthur c. Hartich. Of Brooklyn;
a. Vail HartweN, Of Saratoga. and
Charles G. Raf:er. OF Mamaroneck.
Thursday viii bring the wedding Of
Ms Janet Buchanan. daughter Of Mr.
.and Mrs. :. Edwin Buchanan, and Rich
ard ". Hollam4n. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard G. Hol.aman. OF $50 President
street The ceremony IN the Church
of the Saviour az 1870 o'clock will be
followed by reception az the Buchan-
an home. loo Willow Street.
Miss Eleanor Sanborn, Of Hartford.
Conn. "A cousin Of the bride, Is 20 be
her chief atte1dant The bridesmaids
are Miss Louise Fiske, Miss Helen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
CCLETY PLANS MANY AFFAIRS FOR MEMORIAL DA7
June Weddings Of
Interest TO World OF
Fashion Scheduled

Thorne. Of BROOKLYN; Miss Marjorie
Carpenter of Boston, and Miss Helen
Campbell Of Denver The best man IS
Frederick T. Hollaman, and Arthur NJ.
Hollaman. Louis Luckenbach, Arthur
Lafrentz Fisher Wood. Howard smith
ers and Percy Mckee are The ushers.
In compliment TO Miss buchanan
Miss Fiske gave luncheon al her
home, II Willow Street, last Tuesday
The company included Miss Campbell
Miss Thorne, Miss Ruth CALENDER
Miss Althea Glib, Miss Alice Moss,
Miss Jean Murray and Mrs. Robert Nc
knight Pierce Ruth Lattin).
On Saturday afternoon Miss Dorothy
Hubert SLtphin. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Sutphin, Will be mar
ried 20 Alanson Trask, jr., IN CHRIST
Church. Clinton Street. After the cere-
mony there VIII be a reception at the
home Of the brides parents, 90 Pros
pect Park West
Miss Dorothy Chester Stone is 20 be
married 20 Manning Cromwell REID
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard {. Fleid,
1873 Hicks Street. tomorrow afternoon
at the home of her parents, the Rev.
Mr.. end Mrs Carlos II. stone, Corn
wall. Miss Monica BurreI, OF TINS
borough. will be maid of honor, ana
the Misses Anna ). Field and Eleanor
c. Field are to be flower girls. William
2. Smith il to be the best man, and
the ushers will be William Field, Allan
Whittemore. Henry Field, Charles
Cooke and william Stone.
The wedding Of Miss Lois Baer.
daughter Of the Rev. Or. and Mrs
Winfield Scott Baer. and Henry Guyol
Higgins, IT., is 20 take place IN lrlhl'y
, church, Elizabeth, y. j., thursday
evening, June Il.
Miss Hazel Columbia. who is 70
marry Waldorf Bradlee Welton, son OF
the late DR.. Bradlee Welton, Tuesday
June II. will be attended by Mrs. Har-
old Townsend, of Manhattan. NendelI
p. Welton is to be his brothers best
man. The ceremony will be performe
bv the Rev. DR.. Woelfkin, at the home
Of the brides parents. Or. and Mrs. }.
B. Columbia, AS West Eightieth Street.
At ST. Johns Episcopal Church will
occur on the evening Of June II the
wedding of Miss Marie Estelle Ross:
daughter of Mrs. Henry Clay Ross, Of
1873 St. Johns Place, and John P2rk-
hurst Booth, son of Judge and Mrs.
John Henry Booth, of Plattsburg; \.
Y. The ceremony will be followed by
a small reception. The bride will be
attended by a maid of honor, Miss Mar
garet Minshall, of Chicago; a flower
girl, Miss Katharine Booth. a sister
of the bridegroom; and four. brides
maids. Miss Dorothy Pierce, Of Brook
lyn; Miss Claudia Wright. Of Newbury,
port, Mass; Miss Dorothy Dennis and
Miss Marjorie Durston. of Newark.
Robert c. Booth is TO act as best man
for his brother, and named as ushers
are Frank Delaney. Of Albany; Hugh
Brady, of Poughkeepsie; Harold Say
lor and L. Winslow Williams.
A recently announced engagement is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
AND NOTES OF INTEREST

West Eiphty-sixth street, have an
nounccd the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Bartlett. 90
Carter Phelps. son Of Mr. and Ms.
George y. Phelps. Of AT West Seventy
fourth Street. Mr.. Phelps is graduate
Of Yale. class Of -. and is grandson
of the late Oliver s. Carter. president
of &c Bank Of the Republic. now the
First National.
Miss Agnes Pruyn chapman dauCh-
ter Of the Rev. Or. ard Mrs. j. Wilbur
Chapman, of Jamaica Estates, Jamaica.
Long Island. viii be married 90 Fred
r.. L.ndncr on June II az the home of
her parents The ceremony viii Dee per
formed by the brides father. assisted
hy hcr uncle. The Rev DIR. Marcus 4
Brownson. a. Philadelphia.
Dir. and Mrs. u, Naming Carpenter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

The latest June bride 70 be an
nounced Is Miss Grace Marion Palmer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Mason
Palmer, of 2O6 Clinton Avenue. who IS
TO marry !. Cunltfe Johnston on
Wednesday. June %. The wedding -
70 take place in Stamford. Conn, In the
First Presbyterian Church, while the
reception will be held at Edgewood, the
Palmer country place.
Miss Alice Cordier. daughter % Ms.
Auguste Cordier. formerly Of Brook
lvn. IL 20 be married 20 pr. Constau-
tine j MacGu.re. jr.. on Thursday even
ing. June 10. az the home Of her
mother. 70 East Fifty-sccond Street.
Invitations are limited 20 relatives and
close personal friends.
Another June wedding VIII be that o.
Miss Edna Curtis Johnson. daughter o.
Nr. and Mrs. Edward 7. Johnson. ana
Nirabeau cullen Towns, son OF Mr. and
Mrs Nirabeau Lamar Towns OF ~
EIGHTH avenue. The ceremony Is to De
performed in Grace Methodist 'nhrc.in,
Ut s.45 o'clock. and = reception Wa!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30


who VIII marry MISS peraIulhe ME-
on thursday June ~ gHHe a.. D"'I,.
eior Glhher at we Ho.g' 80 49,, ~.
were Arthur Alexander, Joseph Ben
Tiger Bernard Benziger, Robert Farley,
Harold Medina. Robert Mann, George
Naresi and Edward Burns.
~ d ~ rot, pohor. Prordor
a., " G .''''. pa,tr,o,. arc rcceiv.
~ - Cae.',1,'.t' a. bi~,b Of 81
son. John Robert BRANDON u" Oh ! oe'-
day May %.
Mrs. Albert Canheid baGe gave n
and aftcrward took her guests 20 the
Hotel Aston for tea. In the party were
Mrs. Joseph Bradley Reed. Mrs James
Fish. Mrs. Walter NcIlrov. Mrs. Rich
ard Rodriruez. Mrs. James ". Osborne
and Miss Florence Guernsey.
~ ord NJ. = Va, Poo1to % N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
G. GENERAL SOCIAL NEWS

Miss Alma Labine Vreeland, daughter
- NJ and Mrs. Frank Stryker Nrce-
land. o. Bayside, Long lsland, will be
varied on Thursday at her home 10
FSward Phillips Snyder. The brides
a item viii be Mrs Arch bald Wood
Fraser, Miss Ethel Adele Horizon o.
No. Fthel Snyder, sister o. the
tr;docroon. Archibald W. Fraser VIII
serve as Mr. Snyder's best man and
,be usbcrs viii be Jonas Madison and
Iouis II. Kcfcr The ceremony VIII be
uniformed by the Rey. Dr. stephen j.
iIcrben, uncle Of the bride OF Orange
y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Vreeland gave dinner
for Inc attendants on Thursday at thelT
house, in Bayside' ,.--
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Bartlett. Of -o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
SOCIAL MATTERS THAT INTEREST
RESIDENTS OF STATEN ISLAND

den. NJ the New York State Associa-
tion Opposed 70 Womans Suffrage.
The St. Cecilia held its last regular
meeting last Wednesday afternoon az
the residence Of Miss Mary McQuade,
Tompkins Avenue. New Brighton. Mrs.
Charles r. Parmele was the chairman
for the afternoon. Mr.. Samuel II.
Evins gave very delightful and in
structiye paper on "Giimpses OF Amer
lean COMPOSERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30


Church o. TIC Transfguratoon
afternoon. ~ ! o'c.ocH'
stanton Peck, daughter
Peck. formerly o. chicago
.,aGc.uh.a. viii becom..
r...r II. Eg,cstor. son o.
...--. vs.. TcIeston. a re-
hold ~ the home Of the
.-r.ro~. Mrs. Thomas
III East Ihlrty-iour'n
.om she sUcnt the WIN
. N0r3cct. az Memphis
tre maid Of honor. ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

Long Island, along the Hudson
., -cs7 New filed with the week
end --d the holiday in celebration Of Decoration
have been arranged with outdoor
followed dinners and dances the Bel
he magnet the Long Island set with numerous lunch
che Turf Field Club previous to the races and other places
theatricals and other affairs VIII prove OF strong IN
-4 P,cvood Hewitt arranged openair theari
- 90 . gwen tomorrow O'Clock at Wewappo Farm,
o. country home Midyae. N. j. Tuxedo Park An opcn-air
and two plays. The Weeping
laughing Picrrctte by Edmond Rostand and Un Jour dc
pastoral Of eighteenth century will DC produced The
,c- in English translation Of Miss Amy Lowell being
- latter he French. Among those who VIII appear IN
<ret ror7aaie soprano; Eirar Linden Danish tenor
m c,- quartet fro" the Ne" f0FE gym
--,-e S. egg orchestra viii play
+7- Fl Tuxedo week will be the annual horse snow
- Saturday The exhibition will open at 10 clock on FRIDAY
.-e programme will offer wide variety Hunters jumpers
sc horses PONIES saddle, rot'ers, roads and
,-s will he shown Saturday morning uottng races
,uages John E COwdn r. Lawrence smith ana
- -r. The officers O association are Theodore FTelns
, ~.--- CsxoId Lorilard IT. William NJ v Holman
Henry NJ. Tltord O. J. Brand NewbOd lie Roy Edgar
-..s W. Averi Hartman Suyvesant ChanleT Am
, st. Robert Goelet George Mason. William B. Dms"ors
~ 49,. -,-rr At Belmont Park Long Island will have
-.,s +nie ,reek The Piping Racing Association
o., rs; picturesque grounds Locust Valley on Wednes
.s., and the Ladies Kennel Association will have dog
and Thursday the fair grounds at N-ineo Do'
US Will draw society in large numbers
ee will come their fair share Of attention and many
scheduled every DAY Of the week with tHe e"cep'o' "
sy is the most popular day OF the week with the oTioes
-, ---iages being set for that day The majority Oh
-- he place a country homes
ees.rt Fhs sudden death last week distinct loss TO
.ev for her brilliant entertainments had been Tor years
49, .-.--cs Of New Yorks life. She could always be
for Jour or five affairs during the winter and she always
-ge5 sunrise kind for her guests her oeen VIII ~
d effect upon Newport season for CTossway her VIVA @
49, mast Of some Of notable affairs OF the summer
not only active socially but tool great interest IN social
-- work and gave much 10 charity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John Robert Brandon,
Of pa Cathedral Parkway, are rccelv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of q
son, John Robert Brandon, jr., on Tues
day, May %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
House Parties Gather
a. Country Places
for the Week End

-S Of the Long Island along the Hudson
cstclcser County ard in New Jersey well as ha
, rc.7 New York. filed with guests the week
.s --d the holiday celebration Of Decoration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

An open air anti-sufrage meeting
was held on Saturday afternoon at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin,
Howard Avenue, Grymes Hill. The
speakers Of the afternoon were Mrs.
John Martin, Miss Charlotte Rowe,
and Miss Alice Hill Chittenden, presI-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04
CHURCH LEADERS
HELP CELEBRATE
Many Frominsni Catholics wfli Take
Part In Fro<ram 81 Niiia
commencement.

Programs for villa ds ChantAi com
rasaesmsrt Juas .. and alumnas day.
Jaus 20. have bsca issued and all
preparations anishsd foF ths eeiebFz-
,ioa % the Eoidea jubilee % tho
school. IS years o: watch have been
speas ia its location 81 this city. re-
moviaE from Hiaysviils. ~.
villa guild will eoa4uet = county
fair aud has - charge the dinner and
supper whieh Will BE- served on the
campus 70 the public and visiting del
eEasss % The Catholic order % For
ssters. Which eouvsnes IN Rock Is
tana the s;h aad sth. The Forcstcra
have arranged 20 BE- present on the
sveairE % the class play -EvcryraAid-
Which will bc given a. 1850. The play
will take place on the campus and
IL ozs that leads admirably 20 out
door presentation Dances. ehoFuHes
AnA other features will combine an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04

rE- esssiseGs is eosstaFsF Supposed
Co carry q sEfeE 6e eaeE sooE. bsf {
este ssgerst slssss EssEtsf Gee sftss
iEs kesE was fees9vsG wtte@ss tas
claws rraGaeiaE saV ressts. O. e tes
fFss sa5s os claws 9siF thss are YEA
ae6as. be5nE eeg-sW at provided via
estsoe Bags TIRE q sesse's faae TIE
largest { ever saw vas 20 tresss b.
lsrEEe. a arswsonss creafgre- a bfte
frsea ors % tegs size wasi4 sa0ss likely
Hses been fatal 90 = ssaa 60 weak
e-stsh. Tss tsFaEsais. thosxh his pow
s-s % oEssse are nothiaE Ike thoss
@ ere scoFpien % eestipses. ts. bow
ever. q sore uspaesias Character thsa
ether. Tes horr1r % these large spi-
Gers snssrrasa~,t ~ maEy people Is
esrtsss as4 Ersec1aatsbts. have
seen Aassruttsn b9semeas who n
everyday life scarcely seemed 20 a.
fe-stanf danger tara Waite ss q shss:
AZ sss sszhs % e snail -'trfsatsiope.~
ss thsT called is.-Cearnbsrs' Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.


Emma $. Sauermann TO Guy s.
Bradford. lot /. block 1. Black Hawk
addition. Rock Island. 81.
Laura Lyon to John and Hattie Cor
dell. part lot 10. Peter Hays addition.
Rock Island. $3.50.
David Lewis TO Mandel Cromer, part
sub-lot /. assessors plat 1864. and
part lot .. block Il. Spencer & Cases
addition. Rock Island. $4,000.
a. W. Bailey TO Victor B. Brand
meyer. lot Is. block 3. Rodman's sub
division. Rock Island. 81.
Anton r. Froyd to Aaron T. SENEGAL.
lot ~. Fredericksen addition, Moline,
South Moline. $4,000.
W. \. Cambrook 10 Otto and Lisette
Truths. lots . and 5. Southland addi-
ton. Moline. SSS5.
Trust Deed.
Elizabeth Liscom 10 F. Bernard In
gram. lot 81. Huber & Peetz addition.
Rock Island. s1.400.
Andrew r and Ida N. Nylen 20 Peo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04
Use POslam to
Improve a Bad
Complexion

Posisrn works quickly. Al oveTniEht
application ~iIl clear = red nose or an
taeans9 eosapisxion- f-lmplss. eiseoi-
orstio1s asd bieszishes are 5000 crAfi-
Gated.
ser4oas sze s,ubsora ska diseases.
each as Eezsazs. Acao. Testrr. tteh-
Sezbies. etc. are quickly healed b.
Posisrz. fss eject b@inE Immediately
soothizE. siiaytnE at irritation and
stoppszE ali itehiak- tGsrorcsneut -
seen eafiys
Posisrs ss ahsoistsiy harmless sna
nay Be used safely under AL eoGai-
ttoess
All druggists sell PosiArr. For free
szrzrle write 20 E1srxsney Labora-
tories. - wsss .sth So. Ss~ York
Posisa soap. 1eeieated Win Pos
ts=s. ZOE softss saf bsIa. g eeGis sat
IS essts-eAdv5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04

entertainments that doubtless viii ate
tract q rroud aside frum fhf presence
% the Forester. over 500 in number
Commrucemrut exercises vIl De- at
1880 the morning 90 JLe sth in the
school auditorium Twenty youns
Women Wlil b. graduated who have
chosen a. their motto. ~FartA non
vrFba- Very Rev. James shannon %
the Toledo diocese Ga 90 address
them. Clergy from out 90 town and
the tri-citiea viii be present and
take part II has been thought adj
yiaAhic 20 request friends Of the grad
yates 90 omit flowers. % having proved
Impossible 90 care for them aud none
will be received az the commence
ricnt exercises.
AiumnAe day. June 10. begins with
high mass held IN the villa chapel az
$50 a. m. by Rev. Joseph Kelly. as
sisted By Rev. Clement +. O'Neiil and
Rev. J. T. Fitzgerald. Very Rev. J.
T. o'Councli. L. l.. D.. viii deliver the
sermon. \ business meeting OF alum
nae - called for 1880 and lunch
con a. I. ~ $3.50 James Barnes OF
New York city viii give a lecture.
which - free 20 the public. Mr..
Barnes f. an author OF considerable /
prominence. dealing chiefly With nav
Al and military life. This lecture |
Will be highly interesting and an In
vftation has been extended 20 the /
G. A. r and other bodies. Dean J. J. /
Quinn OF this city viii introduce
tho speaker.
An orchestra VIII give selections
both afternoon and evening. Tri-city
people are invited 20 hear the con-
eerts and visit the school and cam
pas-
The class roll includes:
June a Blair. Grace V. Callahan.
Clare Code. Mary PhiiO-
uena Conway. Madeleine d. Drake.
Margaret Clare Freehiil. Gertrude II
HurEen. Una o. Kali. Gertrude A
Keiiehsr. Helen La Velle. Ursula
Mary Looney Marian Frances Mar
1nsy. Katherine MeEniry. Gsnevieve
;. Mcmahon. Marie =. Morrissey.
Neiia Rita obear. Mary =. Russell.
Mary Irene sage. Marguerite LattneE
saith. Meredith Leone Snapp. 4,
commencement program 1880: 4
Frocrsalonai /!
-weieoae. Pretty Primrose - +,
Students. 7
saiuiainry--Commenecment. Then I
nd Nov ....... Ursula Looney. I
Distribution Of honors b. the vicar
rsae-ai
vaiealeiory-~The Star 10 Its {
-ishs~ .----..---.---. Mary Russell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04
tST ANNIVERSARY
IS GAY OCCASION.
400 slseE Merchants Ftsas~d wirA
.aeesss aaa Attendance az
NtzhE EvsuL.
rleci ZOE THOUSANDS FEOFLI
.esur frsssutsd AppeaFaaes 81
Msrt-Eras and ssassuirs
Wrfs Given ~ VisiEors-

s,saes Eiatr-f bise6 vas ths
--er4 ssr aEaE % taausaass es
gset disasters asd etssr rssifssss os
80 tsi .r-s aaG is appeared as % a
OCT r-ss Ver- ia progress vita its
--1Wf-4 .a1re1 Eafarss ae4 tss FsJ
49, T- rfrss was tas srsg az
s.,~r4arr re- ere formal o1ssinx
,s|es I'D assaeltflaa Of bGsssEss msn
srrmart H8 great s4eeess a rear
~ s.-H- ar see8eG avsaas BE-
uv--a tf--lsa aaG 8sqsatseetk
.rr-rrs " eEsF vac roe asltts
.s.r 81 q year ago. Possibly tasre
,,-r- enc rr-sreF ss saGT 81 thr a.
ssg-rsa-v sf af enc formal esealsE-
49, f- HeFesaHfs % tss assoeta-
asa w-a- Hrt pleased
band oseas9 ere evrst
..sr -F-r sr $3.50 a.etsek. aithegEs
..rf s-. r.sE aaaT had arrived o.
a- a.a. faf were cattes GA TIE
r.ra.s merchants f3 receive soav-
.rrs FRI HHHer ef ere frss aHrivsr-
s..r F.| frr bloch vas we'll
rIsI .r Hrr eseffnsed Co ea@E
ssf r. ers r. srrI after 90 o'clock
asr H- Hrfs GeEan 90 leave tas
uf ss
Fr-r street Cleprrt.
..rs erIr were allowed Co
sss re U.1se osErr vr-
F--I Gel so srsast ~
val . rrH sarHIr. ILLNESSES e7a-
ae Hr.eE aet Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed OF your freckles. as
the prescription othine - double
strength - is guaranteed TO remove
these homeiy spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply little OF il night and morn
ing and you should soon see that even
the worst freckles have begun TO dis
appear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. Il is seldom that
more than an ounce IS needed TO COM
pietely clear the skin and gain
beautiful clear complexion
Be sure 20 ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee OF money back II il fails TO
remove freckies--(Adv.l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04

rts6azs e Csssstss Is tHs wife %
tks sssaisssF frosa Cass asd IL oas o.;
sks most bssgsifgI women % The for
siEa fipiora4tie eoi6ay. she has iusi
arrived ia WssAiaEt0a aaG has oaiy
been EaFrisd % ths @iaistsF = fsE
mo1ths. The minister &ad Matasne &c
CsspsGss gave = large GinnsF 20 cole
bFsss the t2sh assivsFszry % the 10
fspsa4sres % Cuba. watch vas orc %
sks @ost elaborate fuaeti8as Eivsa this
sras0a-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04

froat OF each store on ths uoFth sids
Of tes street then crossing. piayinE
De- fr5at % each on th~ south side
TlcsieFs we're used aa4 eor.fsttl
-sFowu arG oecass1aaiiy clown
wogif gag Or az appearance. thus
1srGirE 60 the rzardi-Eras eject The
s5s@warSs at tine we're almost iz-
psssabIs. particularly a. the entraucs
o. soGsr % the stores. during che time
ere soausnirs lasted There VAS a
lire % people entering ~Uithoat~ ana
a stream G4EinE taeir exit With Jhs
Eifss % tss owner % tEat particular
store
Ifst q soutsnlrs.
ne s8stFeirs we're as Useful a.
rsesT Eissa last year a iist % What
FfeH mrfesasf gave follows
TEs@as Drug c1apang bal
tsass.
gGee.es Bros =We.EFrs
Utasa cfEar Lad F~Eeits.
rls Argos Fly sos'teFs za1 peoa-
t-s
wusasoss sseasE Hss4 store
vsr5 STICKS
ras.s-as seea=4 Haas s.ass-Fiz
sfs7s
NsFea's ~lssr ssase-Jzp umbssi-
ss aEf s5eElsfs
nesl ralr6FtrE esmsaHT -ssel PIES.
s.e1ssrs sef vsF sfessrss
d.-ss pFsz e9@sssF -foesss g=iF-
-aes asE sass
Eewtag 1tss,e =essy=ssses Hs-
So
raaEs g Hs-ssE -FFsests. fsss
see ssirfsrs-
ffaes-r.s fatss ssse =rrtrt 10
tses
60 He0se rEE=ssfs.
n CT Fftismsss gave away ESQ
rare seEs GsUgtF sas 80 of een1
as-es % asas5F fs go ti@= aef Hester
.sa- sesF 5000 soy katass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04

BestPrce Always
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04

Address Very Rev. James shan
non. vicar general
Aiumuae day program:
High mass. $3.50 a. N.
Sermon-Very Rev. J. F. O'Conuell.
l. J.. ID.
Business meeting 1880.
Luncheon, 100 p. N.
Address-James Barnes.
Benediction. 1880.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04

lot II. block /, p. II. Vessels addi-
ton. Moline. $1,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-04

The judicial election will
be held next Monday-not
Tuesday.