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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

Cd On the east side of JOS Campau
avenue In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots
numbered &. g. between Mood
bridge street and Franklin
street, sub OF blocks =. IL. -.
81 and 55 sub Joseph CampaH
farm +. c. 500
CD on the north side OF Mullett
street In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot num-
bored ls. between Mcpougall
avenue and Elmwood avenue.
Wendclrs sub. of part Of tho
Chapoton farm. u, &. II and 1873
tD On the south aide OF Cleveland
street In front of or adjoinin &
such lots or parts OF lots
numbered I. 4. between Nc
Dougail avenue and Jos
CRmpau avenue, Adele Campo
Thompson's sub. OF o, !. IL or
the sub. OF r. c. coo, known
"a .Insenh Camnnu farm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06
Summer Dresses

119 LAWN, CHAMBRAY AND
LINEN DRESSES. Original
price S1.95. Basement Price
now ...............D 500
269 DRESSES of very sheer
striped goods in all colored
stripes, dots and checks. Base
ment Price now. .S1.95
rs WHITE DRESSES Of plain
Wolfe and Wolfe with Satin
stripe. Original price $685..
Basement Price now. .$2.95
80 SILK CREPE DE CHINE
DRESSES. White grounds with
figures and dark grounds with
figures. Original price $3.50.
Basement Price, now. .$4.95
"a BLACK DRESSES of China
Silk. Original values up to
S6.75. Basement Price, now $1.95
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
SIDEWALK NOTICE

Detroit, July 2. 1915.
To All Whom IL May Concern.
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required 10
construct reconstruct or put -
proper line and grade. brick.
natural stone. artificial stone, cement
or concrete sidewalk, crosswalk or
driveway. according 10 ssscincntions
Public Works and approved by tho
Canmop Council
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 8. 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

BOARD OF ASSESSORS oFFicr
Detroit, July 6, 1915,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 9. 1918.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06
Savings Average "a to "
Only Portion of The Many Special Item, Are Listed Here

Veilings and
NeckWear
CHIFFON Wells. Original value
s1.00. Basement Price now. soc
SILK DRESS NETS. Original
value $1.00. Basement Price
now, per yard. ............ Soc
FACE VEILINGS. Original value
CSC. Basement Price now yd Ice
ODD LOTS SILK MESH VEIL
INGS. Basement Price now,
yard Sc
ODD LOTS OF WOMEN'S NECK
WEAR .......... AT a PRICE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July s. 1918.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
THE TABLE.

/ Wonder Pancakes-One cup corn
meal. one cup buckwheat -four, one
/ cup -four. one teaspoon salt. one table
] spoon olive oil, one teaspoon soda, but
/ termilk enough 10 make a batter that
will readily drop from the spoon. Bake
on soapstone griddle and serve hot
with maple syrup.
Round Steak With Bacon-A good
way 10 TX round steak or any tough
steak so il will be tender and delici-
Gus: Cut steak IN small pieces. Cut
a little bacon and onion fine and put
a little in center of each piece OF steak.
then roll each piece and fasten with
toothpicks. Put in frying pan with
drippings and brown, cover with water
and stew for one and one-fourth hours,
then thicken gravy, remove toothpicks
and serve.
Dreamed Tomato-One quart toma-
toes; while stewing put in two table
spoons sugar. pinch of salt, dash table
spoons sugar, pinch of salt, dash of
pepper. Take a tablespoon of -four,
with a cup OF milk, mix. add 10 toma-
20 while boiling and a lump OF but
ter.
Pineapple Salad-NIix one cup shred
ded pineapple with one cup cubes OF
grapefruit. one cup chopped nuts, one
OF celery. one cup canned cherries.
half cup brown sugar. dash nutmeg.
Serve on crisp lettuce leaves, garnish
with mayonnaise dressing.
Potato Cake-AIix one cup butter
with two cups sugar and yolks of four
eggs. When thoroughly creamed add
again lightly and add half cup milk.
two cups sifted -four. two teaspoons
baking powder. two teaspoons CHINA
mon, one and one-half teaspoons
cloves and half cup bitter chocolate
To this add two cups English walnuts
broken In rather large bits. Lastly
fold in the stiffly beaten whites of the
four eggs. Bake in shallow pan in
moderate oven so minutes. This is a
large cake. but keeps moist for long
time
Marshmallow Filling-Make a thick
boiled frosting. Slice marshmallows
in three round slices; save top slices
Tor top of cake. Take out enough frost
ing for top. With the remainder mix
the other slices OF marshmallows and
use for filling
Ice Cream-About one cup sugar
to one quart cream. Flavor with va
nilla or other extract with strawberry
juice, or with coffee or caramel made
by browning the sugar and adding wa
ter for thick syrup.
Ham Dish-Into pan put seven /
slices of ham. If salty ham. parbofl 1
L. over this slice potatoes thin. then
add milk enough TO cover; put in /
pepper 10 taste and bake in moderate /
oven one hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TIE Ea4aumeat F4aa society % Au-
Ezstssz college uiIi meet Wednesday
ztfssEoor az far bone of MrH- 81 p
fiaraaaTErrz. s6z F9arth street 40
t.ae Mrs. !. g. WaEu4s1n all Eise O.
program 1s rra1.EEs.
NE u. - s. s~atEE circle Wiii meet
.r tse arm0sF ~ Sfasoair temple 60
a1rreU sfterl1os f1r uDrS As bust
arss o. Importance ts 60 BE- h-puEaf 40
az este fue. q large attendance o..
r-abers Eel requested.
Rock tsland camp Sa. s.. Woo6msn
~ ere World. witi rsfertair az = pFi-
Fsts tsrrisE party e. fh~ watch Tcw~r
.ra. thursday evening JlrF O. H.rI-
Frs aseaestra Wiii Eive tae dance pro
gran
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

tors from whom received only tempo
rary relief. / decided to give Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound far
trial and also the Sanative Wash. have
now used the remedies for four months
and cannot express my thanks for what
they have done for me.
If these lines will be of any benefit
you have my permission TO publish
them. - Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS, 400
James Street, EIkhart, Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and herbs
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs
and to-day holds the record of being the
most successful remedy for female Ills
we know of. and thousands of voluntary
testimonials on file in the Pinkham
laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem 70
prove this fact
If y0u have the slightest doubt
that Lydia +. Pinkham's Negeta-
BILE Compound will help you-wrIte
to Lydia E.PinkhamM edicineC0'
(confidentia1) Lynn, Mass, for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened
read and answered by n woman
and held in strict confidence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Richmond. We May % -Auss Anne
Carter lee or Urpe-uIIe. Va. grand
daughter 6f General Robert 3. Lee. 60
Co represent iEe south at large az
sr6f sa--lu-lhirf OF the twcnty-Hfth
aEEssI reunion OF the United Coufed-
crate Veterans ar Richmond early ll
June. Hrr maid OF honor o. Miss
sarah Morris .L~-ch nf Cilrssviiic
TFaa Both rrpr rfrrrts Uere made
o. GeErral urla~-t 30. Young 90 Louis
VIE. kF. uler-.n-CEiEt uf the
Veterans
SIZES Lees father. Robert r. Lee.
IT,. requested on Es death bed that
tl~ sFaaltal-hfrr of the ullF-.ous
F1atarFn rl.rta.u hr given fhis high
honor 90 ttr Richmond gathering
ohfeefloaE were interposcd when the
appointment was made by the officials
af 81 Tim1rHv's College. Catnusvilie.
SID. uho declared THAT the Young lady
could not D. allowed 60 leave college
lgrluE commencement period 20 at-
tend the rruui1us bgt these objections
u-rc ovrrruicd ty the girls mother.
who assisted ffaf her husbands dying
Fisb b. carried Out
N.Es lee o. very much eiatrd 40
tte decision o. hcE mother Con-
friFratr soldiers and members of ola
southern families think &C. most dt-
tins that She should stand sponsor
for che men Who f1urht under her
grandfather in and around the cap
itai ~ che C0Eteleracy ou the oc-
castor 90 thrir reaEsrmbinE ln Rich
11nsE r.-at frre- Cor rEn r4rr Fer-a
M'Ef Lrreh. maid % honor 10 the
sponsor -.r-ehlef. tE granddaughter
~ Lie4f- Alfred Z. Harper. who was
ono OF e.rht brothers serving in
Mississippi and Texas regiments ir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
- -TfrTr OFfITFEs-

HrrE HrEs.e1rE .Hsrrr Es.
er fs- Hr.-ftese nere0sf.7r Gee m ar-
9. E1s.erss session -srgrff fs'rr
raer ss ere saree sr secs Joe He"saFT
ere ~-eserse il sessE well FTerrseef-
-f orerrs s5f fer Fesr vesF e.Frret
V.se ere reI7v~s ~rsslss
u-s-aF Jfrs G G Ues.E
Hsss vice r-r-ss -as ss So
.ars.
Second r..- r-Eers SITES. e. O.. Ws-s-
SECRETARY ff-s. q ST. UarrEvs
T-rlsrfs- Wrs 81 o. TeI@ss
Treasurer VfFs 81 a s~st
Historian sizes ua~a w1srEa-rsFF-
1.ut~E ere social sfss tEsf fFsiaHsf
ere 6rsssrss ssss65~ wsss C-stTs We-
Namara gave rlss1 ssieetiaas aef tse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
sofIFTT TyrrEr4TN- FOK BRIDE

FORWARD sae.rty m Grses Lsshsras
eaarrh. "a nasaBers. gave e. ssrsrfss
shower aa tfsf lIata Rag a I4ss
bride fae srs.r erlsE bets ss tae aaeae
81 Eef PROSPECTIVE Gefa-ra law Grs.
GlndsTrae.. fsI8 aeFrafs atraar r4r
honara~. e.a .raFre t1laT Coz sef
hamr III uFfrrr.f See. ts prepare eee
fhs wrftEF rrerlF-f seer s~aus.fsi
Efffs af .srrIsss La-a aEt saas-
ralarea eH.aH aal very e.-asaaf 90
eIsl evening wac s8ref WfF fr. -.1ss
Frf. rsss.rrs a r-srfrr rG@ s~tsr
r. am r-.a-a rsrssF veil
sa..ss srrr HsHF been AL fr- tlst-
cal lr8r srsr- .a llaaae raf a score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
HApT o.
HOME
pQeBLTMS
sges ELIzAEEru rEer1pson

/ Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a mar
ried woman with divorced husband
and I have been keeping company with
la gentleman for over three years. We
are about 10 be married. but there has
Z been trouble over my husband. have
I been very true to this friend. but he
accuses me of meeting my husband az
different times. This friend wants me
10 take a certain amount of money out
OF the bank and get a detective. and IL
he can prove that I haven't been IN
true 10 him he will give me back my
money; otherwise I don't have it. If
I don't do as he SAYS he refuses to have
anything TO do with m. I care for him
and I know he does for me, but he
has such a suspicious disposition.
Now. my husband is trying to be
mean so he can get me back again.
II he knew about il he would do
everything in his power 10 make me
guilty. Please tell me what TO do.
ANXIOUS.
The quicker you get rid of the
friend the better. He does not love
YOU: he could not and act the way he
does. Hang on to your money. His
plan looks like a scheme TO get il
away from you. Although it would
take little TO hire a detective, more
and more would be demanded until
you had nothing left
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Should
a girl OF 10 let a boy esoo- her home
To- have been with several boys
and find there is only one which
really care for, although he does not
seem 10 care for me. was angry
at him once and wrote him a letter in
which I gave him a piece of my mind.
He became angry and did not answer
my letter I have written 10 him
several times since then and apollo
gized, but he would not answer my
letters. I am rather young to think
of such things. but I really think
love this boy. What would YOU ad-
vice me TO do 10 make friends with
him again.
80 When a girl OF my age goes 70 |
parties al night, how late should she
stay and what games should she
play2
"a II a girl becomes acquainted /
with a boy before going 10 church /
at night, should she let him escort /
her home2 PUZZLED /
ID. II depends upon the circum- |
stances. Usually a member OF the /
family should call for her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

aaFartar sstrr~gae az $3.50 fEs
Esf.s W-ra.ts wtl E=rs visa EteFt
era Hara.t ssseFss. $40 rvsasg Sec
er+ street..
uruadwaY rrssbFtsrian- ~ ffrss-
fsr rverfsE a. gao prayer services
VIII bel srlt ta tss eaares. t6pir -
o.9ri7gs B-sUsE Place
rearstsF sst-rraae az a che lzel3F
sss1e.acler VIII arrt Oh ser e@arc4-
reara5sg rvrslas az $50 t4s De-
eerae class wul a9.4 a r5eelz az LaeE
View Gsrt ss ssrreels Co EsF teach
Ers wac ssr 1ssr5eE tas saF ssaa-~s
aaeataer
Frt5sv ass=rusos ss tss Ladies
AS society sta e3etsec a eaErr sl
Ear ss@r OF Htrs W B NteietYre. t-s
rsrsfy-te 5rE street. $40 lsttFs 1f fse
eaarea ast eoaEreEasl1a ss9 thslr
frisats are tsvise5
~sufh Para Frssbytsriaa ne Jazz
Soc assee5ssi8e vil ro,1 ter G1atEiF
sfssss-arr ssretirE Wednesday after
Esas st q o. f'raFFr services WGsi b.
AZ CD seE tss trarsTr traisleE class
vii meet al ISIS
Trtaisy Episcopal rrisssv Hogs
club wiJ ssset tEls sssaisE a. "a
tss vsrtss sassss
rrtsfsv Esf,s vii ko,f tts aanast
sfeelr NeGssssav ~ Camseets ts-
LAD utsasr vii b. served 90 81
0riset asf nssshsrs VII eases a. ths
gsrs ts.ssf espos ls Np1f1~ fn tiafe
e. tats ere 90 a.eiacs eaF 20 tss is-
lzst
rns rrEsssr soatAIy ss~sfss q, -
vssssy Wi BE- ss.4 e. tsr FsFiss E1ass
rEsrsGsv ssssiaz ss =
Ftrss Baptist Wednesday svssi-E
p-avrr ssf overcast sssesfax viii ts
followed ~ ssstisE es ths Sssesy
see7af tesessrs
Frtssy ssssruocr a. ssGo tks No .
ssan's Ntlssssr society VII azs~s 81 tas .
sarsssazs tsssssG % e. sss kSszs % .
Mss Fsssrso. az ssso9scst-
es~ruaa Nsthsaist -Tns t.asiss Al .
socf~ev VIII rssss rhgrs,fav zfssrnooa +.
e. . e'er1et wifh 1trs " iiuim~F.
tsot MAN svssas.
Tais~f Fryshftsrian-Tne sezGsy
C1zfsr eisss VII meet tsss svsrsuE
wtse CseorEs CsrJsts. go FIfseeath
aVrrEs ID
IT, ressar associates wfff meet
wednesday sstsrrosa a. fsse ~ 80
ckGrck
PRAYER services VII - I'D Wei
-sssisy svr1sr< e. ,hs cAarch
tsrare Istksr.n -TEs eos-1 % s-u.-
sea vii y=<ss Tsz-ssAy sIss.aE Ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

(2) OF course you made a mistake
in writing the letter. which You
realize. Besides you should have
written only one letter OF apology
know OF no way you can make the
boy care for you. unless by indiner-
ence. You are too young TO worry
about boys.
80 Until about Il o'clock. She
should never play lSssing games:
anything else is all right
"a It depends upon where and
how she met the boy. do not know
enough about the circumstances TO
answer you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; Last sum
mer I went with a boy and allowed
him too many privileges Gin the way
of spooningl and I believe he is
thoroughly disguised with me, be-
cause sometimes he treats me very
friendly and at other times very cool.
I must gain his love, because I care
for him. How can I? I Try to dress
becomingly and don't pay any atten-
ton 70 him when around him. be-
cause I don't want him TO know
like him. BROWN EYES.
You can do nothing TO win him
back Pay the price for your fool
ishness gamely. and give him up.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: have been
going with very nice boy for sew
eral months. The other evening I
went out with another boy and now
ny friend is angry. I like him the
best and don't want him 70 think I
like the other one. How can l gain
his love back B.
Don't let him think you are sorry
you went out with the other boy. He
has no claim on you. Be Independent
and don't consider how he feels about
what YOU do. Your very Indifference
Will bring him back if anything.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: heard
that 1t is fattening TO drink water
with ones meals. Is il true2
STOUT.
Yes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
:: CHURCHES

p ere s1as 90 Joshua Hsss~.sglsf. $3.50
{ Efrtl- aetss-Es.f eVFa1r.
I EUr Ladies $50 society viI meet
I ir Fsr eF1FrG parl1Fs Friday after
. aa1e uifF Nrf. C. Rupert al tFr hos
trss
Liau Luthrran Prayer meeting viii
te t~i4 Wetersssr erF1llE Dol the
eaareE.
Cermau tufhsrau The school hoard
wftt meet tais TtrgfrE
TIE Ladies s~sinE society viii meet
re~stav aftrruooa ir the Earis OF
1tFs. ~. a. Iaoas. -s-fs F1grth ave-
ass.
ire ysssE Peoples society viii
ae~f TsFs1aT esraiuE 81 the eiub
s9oas-
FRIDAY eveH.az che raurra board
viii @ee5 at tae ea4TeE.
Gsrman Evangelical Tuesday sv-
eaiaE enc esp.F viii slest for rehsar-
sal i1 ere cslrch.
THURSDAY atteruooa the Ladies' sew
ia-s soeiEty uil ueet a. ths church
Sp@nesr Memorial Methodist - The
ftsy DAY iasa party given b. the laird
4ivts.aa % ere Ladies' asa society
VIII b. Erlf Friday. turr 4. at the
ko@s % Ne. aad Mrs. = l.. Cameroa.
fssf Seventh avenue
he regular meeting % the Ladies
Ai1 society viii b. held one week
froee THURSDAY. bsinE Postponed BE-
czgsr % field meet
CoftaEr prayer meeting Wiii b. held
s'raGaT esraiaE o. ths hone % q "
AG4srsoa. Sd Forty-sourth street.
Measrial Ckristian-Frayr- services
viii b. held Wednesday essaiEE n
tks eauFch.
ThgFsaay afteFusSa the Ladies Aia
soetetY wtti meet with Mrs. Daniel
Sirectss. 1875 Eixhtsssfh assuus.
first Swedish Lafhsran 80 Prayer
services all - keia Wednesday even
iaE 10 The chapel
Tkgrsazy aftsFaooa the Ladies' Aia
society wtit meet 81 che annex a. . 40
a'cioe< sifh ,tss- Carl obsrE and Mrs. j
t.iEfbiom zs th~ hostess~s
Tngrse4y evening" a. : the Younx
Peoples society viu nee; n the
shnreh aan~x.
SATURDAY affsrnoon az ? the willing
Helpers wiii meet IN the chapel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

the Confederate army. Miss Leech
's daughter OF Gir. and Mrs. Her
bert a. LeCch of Clarksviue. Tenn.
Her mother has FOR many years been
quite prominent ~ Confederate cir
Clcs. She has been president general
OF the Tennessee division. United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. for
che past two years.
Pretty girls from all over the
south viii be- on hand 10 do honor 10
che old veterans. These spousorial
appointments have come 20 be very
much sought after by southern WON
ru because they carry with them
certain social advantage that can
be obtained in no other way. De-
partmcnt and division sponsors and
maids OF honor receive the homage
not only OF the veterans but OF the
people % the whole south. who
recognize in them the blood Of their
fathers who suffered and died on
southern hatticfeids.
One uf the most prominent girls az
the reunion viii be- Miss Carolina A
SIukier OF Euiawville. s. c.. maid OF
honor for the South Carolina division
uf the veterans
Nominations for sponsoriaI appoint
mcuts this year are especially signif-
cant because az the agitation 20 dis
continue the reunion for the future
The veterans are now growing old.
and the hardships OF travel and at
tendance upon the reunion annually
takes q heavy toll from their de-
pleted ranks. Whether they will be
held again In the future will be de-
,ermiued ar the Richmond gathering.
Because OF the fact that this may he
the last OF the great reunions every
Effort viii be made 10 make 10 the
most brilliant ever held.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Austin. Tex. MAY 5i.-Tcxas puts In
a claim foF the honor Of sending the
prs'tiess girl 20 the Richmond reunion
% the united Confederate Veterans
'sAt will represent any OF the south
era states a. tina, gathering. The girl
Il Miss Florence Browniee OF Austin.
maid o; honor FOR the Texas division
o; the veterans.
Miss brownlee Is a giri OF much
personal charm and attractiveness.
Her face - framed IN a mass OF raven
tresscs. which sets OF with peculiar
distiactiveness the rich colorlng OF
her face She 70 brunette.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

eal1r=l Garter SAYS Ca't.rrs Week
ISL. EaE He-a Ftartsz E1.t fHr Gals
fef=e aarsss resFrt9rr utrr ere frr
r-rsr- ~ fF- eisb saw enc c1ifnsi play
log efs BOIL several feet ia front 90 ere
r-a sss darsE Tournament De-
.eaaEer ts~ vrsrrsa soldier bad Cog
zasF-e fs- re1r
aU514s=1s CaIeaeis~ De- rEe'a'nT.
-Taa masf play froa beaia1 enc Gee
f.stss~
IRE eolaarts tseF sgrerf red. t-t a-
er=se rert hts dignity
Tee E6s= oe raar bgstErss. EAR. Dr.
answered as ea,@iF az possible. -b4t
E1is 5s eF EEfrt ssraE=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
WOMEN NEED NOT WORRY
OR SUFFER.

r~riaiar aiiseerFs ~er~ .sr--sl, irrsri
rrcgs new sss ssagarruss ss,4
reryliv ruft,-fi
The sliasfF r~~foras.g- rover 81 D.
nerves. . feur,se Frrsestpeisa spse,i.y
sti4sss az Noel.tnig srurhi-s 20 eA.sse-
sear--eussaris ehe sestas 80 prspsrtg
irrtofr4 e4rff snffsfa. s'farticGs. ecr-
Fffs l.sE .tt.Frurufs oV~rccHers trrrE4-
aiaf...s. rtrsavcs pssia AL ssissry az
qsffasa tiaics an4 trfsgs bae< kea.sS
sad ssrruesa g. ssrgos-s. aszstscis AL
xt3nrtrf+ NpfsrE-
CenstiSstsce esf.ss< al Seriously sr-
e'avafrs a4l.nY dseeaSss y . tkerp,s9siV
aie~lt ~ D.. F,erres F-li-1< Ga /.
s->-s-s4s, 30 - -asss . saS-.zs.-s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
Pretty Mean.

Burton-Mean man. isn't he? Robin
Mcane Hes capable of going into
a barber shop for shave and then
getting his hair cut just TO keep other
people waiting Boston Globe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Hall, wash and drain the berries; reserve
few choice berries to Fa-nish the TOP az Tire
CAKE, cut the rest IN halves and mix with the
suEzr- Bez; the cream and set aside 10 chill.
81; together, three times, the Hour, b1ki-r
powder and salt; work IN the shortening;
then mix TO 4 soft dough with the milk.
SPREAD The mixture n two layer cake pans.
bake about twenty minutes. Turn one cake
%; on lot plate, spread Ehe-aiiy with
butter. pour on part Of the berries; cover
with the second cake, also spread with but
ter, pour over the rest OF the berries ard pu,
re whipped cream above, with the whole
bsTsies here and thess.
The Cooks Book contains 90 ju-s such
delicious reeiPes You can secure a copy
f-rr BY seadi-g the cn,o-ed certificate pa-kei
n 2s-eea; cas- q X c BakiaC Powder .
he Jsgues Mig. Co., Chicago, beng su-c
70 wssts You. nzme and address p.AinIy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

a negro applied 20 the mayor OF
Pittsburgh recently for a permit 10 20
hare:ootef. tie vas told that old. old
story about this being a free country
and when last seen was buslly unlac-
ins No. IOs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
DT,NTE FOR Vf-ITOE.

ST. arr ,iFt 3ioTFta stein az their
bone. &c E.EEth street. entertained
az a dsaarF party last ssssinE soF Misa
CzsksFine Goaie % CalcaE1. the house
guest % 3fr aE4 MIS-. s J. Could The
zftsf Glazsr bears wrr~ spent play
iaE games wifh mgsie aaa aaaeiEg-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

I g m le weakness
pain and IRREGULAR
ties. The pains in
my sides were IN
creased by walking
or standing on my
feet and l had such
awful bearing down
feelings, wa ; de-
pressed in spirits
and became thin and
pale with dull, heavy
eyes. l had six doc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
SOCIAL EVENTS

hostess served . izuch- Th~ chapter
sill meet foF lfs rs4t ssssioa JGne -.
rEica is ssE day. and plcuie NiI
b. bed ~ L0aE VlsW paFa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
PIE CRUST MADE WITH BOILING
WATER.

Take one cup lard; into this add
slowly one-half cup boiling water
Work this together with a spoon into
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
MRS. WILLIAMS
LONG SICKNESS
Yields To Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Elkhart, Ind. ~ suffered for four
teen years from organic Inflammation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
HOUSEHOLDS.
HINTLC 49,

d soft creamy mass entirely free
from Jumps. Add gradually three cups
-four and work until smooth. Although
this is contrary to many recipes which
call for ingredients to be ice cold, this
crust, when baked, viii fairly melt in
your mouth. Before adding the flour,
a pinch of baking powder may be
stirred with IL if desired. This amount
makes g two-crust pie and the shell
for another. Do not pass this recipe
by, but try it and see if you are not
pleased with It.
a Butte (Mont) man got so inter
ested in reading bulletins of the VIII
lard-Johnson fight that he backed out
into the street and was struck by an
Now he is suing for $4,000
damages.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

Crac~ Isfssrsn -Tns so.-s % ,-u.-
tses Will y=<ss TesrssAy sIsslax -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

>sufh Para Frssbgtsriaa ne Jazz
Soc assee5ast5e wtl ea,t fes @1stEig
eafsst1-arr ssretirE Wednesday after
HsaE st ass. r'raFF- services wglt b.
az g go ass tss trsrGrr traisisE essss
vii acct al ISIS