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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

EAGLES PARTY BACK
FROM THE CAPITAL

rHr victorious fet-ssFleH Of mssrss
eam lrr6- So. B5a 81 EMS efEF vlss
4iafef Hs t1tf sE8re eanveasass rsr
eors fs.fsf RETURNED Last nts craef
Springfield rHe local delegates we're
FHat WrH pred Hhmse. August
nrfaesaa. rsa1 Mcmahon ssf Jee
ee1f-EIe lsetGtef s Ne eaefr were
aeF afHef sfeaa1ers sad ts members 7-
Ha H.Wsa e s.itfHtrv. vtp etfrf sa
naar taE hsrt n gar proceedings Att
we're =a5HtE.e ta tsste aesass Of E-f
fsssrttr.T= W. g. 1ts8ctsr. wse esie
ma s.aresE sem5ssr.HE saersE rar
Hars .saHf
r9r HFsF fsafist aut.ss Of tas teest
Eagles VH se HrlH tomorrow aE Nse
Hs grove FrgF EE- WseeB Tower Ait
have 1rea -59lf=t OBJ sstsgJ ssG "a lssss
eFsagf as ss6ectsd. erov1JasE weather
e9aGJiass afs tsveea5is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
MUNICIPAL MATTERS


Water works csssl acct ..... Tzss
ss4sss
C1@alsss6eer 1f4rrin offered a res
olggsga tsst g. WoFth.sEfDu BE- allow
81 O. $3.50. tEe balance due on Kerr
Tgss5as pump tsss4lls1 ia fhs Pump!nE
ssstl8a- Carried By unanimous vote
Ce@mlssfoasF EgaEFsu offered a res
otsti5a thaf thr claims 1f W. g.. 3Iauc-
keF COG gsCf. HrEry wteT.an. 500.
3trs. g.. Rounds. sls. usFEsiF1m a Stat
tsrErra. g.. 90. =. Simpson. =. n. Sc.
Carrie GrrEE $3.50 Oj1f Lorrusea. $50.
August Ctsr. $50 81. and g. j. Sim
neFs. So so. be allowed. Carried by
EaaE5a1as totr-
Cammlssa1aeE EstEFrE offered a res
oigts1a that tss bi1 % j. 3. uiudiuEer
f8r flrutshirE mnathiY reports for
ggzB per page t1F 100 copies % each
report. b. accepted Carried bF uuaEi-
nous vote.
Cammtssi1arr Wgdsrrn 1Gerrt a rrs-
olafl5n chat she btd of che Rock Island
Argus for priatiaE ali prpeerairE6.
saEseFs. reports. ~tea b. accepted and
thaE are R1ek ts,aaf Argus is hereby
selected as tss oefeiat Faper nf the city
% Rock ts,aaa. Carried by unanimous
vote.
C1aaz5ssi1r~F NsdEFFn offered q res
a.aFsau ttas tsr tali1uisE tanned per
sass De- ant tseT are terebV appointed
Judges sua CLERKS for school election 90
BE- held June 81. 1918
EErss district E1tert Beck. ~, T.
GzEasae ar1 fsr WsEH~F. judges. =,
a ssstgs5sE and 3. e.. Clrafu. CLERKS
sre1sf district Ge6FEr W. HraFv.
Robert Eashuaas aHt PRED taFs1n.
5izrs. W. C. uaFss and !. So. Snitzrr.
elzFss
re.rt flsfstes % H6s~sbosea. A.
B. Se.s6s asd Fssrs uFrsErs. izfEss-
C. e.. wesEer sE4 g. T. Aeses.aad.
e.sets
Faartt f5ssr5et -uesry Estsessr.
C. g.. utaeauaEsF asG Joseph ksa-
ss5Y. 5zzEes. Fses5 3tecaa zaG ATthgF
osseFass. esFFts-
csmmfsss6aeF E4tEFFt read an ordi-
sseee retlEtef eAa 9F1iaaEes risfirE
zssgst sFer@prjafiaa fog ere Hseai
year t5ts- Waies aa Eis matipa Was
eaastssFes bF sEasim14s vote
Caari sss1ssF WgsEsea read = seso-
.zFf5a e5sEFibaslsE iet1 ere several
s4sfs ere saaa 6f SECS ss5.st. ubiea on
BE res55a vas Considered By uaari-
H6as vote
Comnfssiae~r 5sst read a report %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

Twelfth street addition. Rock Island,
81 500.
Robert s. WOODBURY. and wife to Mo
line Trust & Savings bank. tract in
section S-1S-W, $4,000.
Elizabeth Smith to John II. Nessley.
tract in section 4-1T-1W. $4,000
Trust Deed.
John II. Nessley and wife to Eliza
beth Smith, tract in section Atm,
$1,000.
John Gustav Hagerth and wife to a.
J. Lindstrom, lot :, block Z, Buford &
Guyer's addition Rock Island. $3.50.
Carrie ". Hedges and husband to
William ]. Sweeney. trustee, part lot
10, Beecher's replat block AZ, Chicago
or Lower Addition, Rock Island, S1.00.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

Experience has sHowe f3ss enc Ftt
ar bee sr sF--f faat sEs been bre.sre
or should s-psr be- gsof Cor enc woft'
HE orr cutting end sf a. Gis o. eueea
NE earHs ls enc ent Of soea eaf
Htgs been sa severely ssfazss'4 la
Hrsss15s naf sh~ steel 6s sasaffasls
lsr nerrsrmtss enc werit dees ~ "a
asaeB ~ CSC rhs broken ems saetil I
Bel mgfs enc sbaas 81 ere ecafs ~. wtt-s
Hr eat 81 Ehr bar tese vas esf ee
samt o. sset Cor the euttlsE Tnt 'a
ee faet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

tho bard % local improvements rec
ommeudinE the adoption % an ordi-
nance providing for the construction
% sidewalks on the east and west
sides % Thirty-thlrd street from Four
te~nth % sixteenth avenues. together
with an estimate % the city engineer
% fhr probable cost 90 said improve
rarut ln amount % St.s1f-50. also an
ordnance providing for said Improve
mrut. which ordinance on his motion
aEas considered BY unanimous vote
Commissioner Juhi read a report 81
thr board % local improvements rec
smm~adink the adoption o; an ordi-
eaae~ providing for The construction
% sid~ualas OF the south side 81
Flshteeath avenue. the north and south
sid@s o. Niaeteruth and TWcntiefh av-
enues from TWcufy-fogrth 90 Twenty
ff,h streets. ne vest side % Twenty
sfth street and the cas-; side % Twcn-
tv-fosrth stree; from Eighteenth 20
TEsnti~sh avenues. together with the
eitv engineers estimate % the proha-
he eoss % said improvement In
amount % sa.2@s. also an ordinance
providing for said improvement. which
On his rnnfiou vas considered b. unan-
inadua vote
commissioner Juhi read an orii-
nance providing for she construction
o. certain sidewalks on certain streets
and avenues ia the eity % Rock Is
land. uhlch ordnance on his motion
wss considered BY unanimous vote
Adjourned on motion % Mayor Nc
C1n1chio-
M. 7. RuDGREN.
49,. fHfa-ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
s,.eI,I ssrtinr Held June nc. 1915.

special Meeting Held June Ie, 1915.
city Council Chamber. Rock Island.
III. June u. isis.-The city council
mo. IN special session At HAS o'clock
a N. Mayor MeConoehie and al com
ruissioners present
Commissioucr Licdtke offered a res
oiutlan that the bid % the Flasch Chin
ney company BE- accepted and that the
honorable mayor aud commissioner OF
finance be empowered 10 enter into a
contract with the above named COM
pany 90 construct an incineratinE plant
for "a. city % Rock Island. according
20 specifications. contract and guaran-
zee Carried BY unanimous vote.
Commissioner RudEren offered a res
olu;!on that the bond referred 10 IN
Fisseh Chimney oompany's contract be
axed a. $1,000. Carried b. unanimous
vote.
Adjourned on motion o; Commission
er Rudgren-
~. T. RUDGREN.
City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Nntin, 10 Centractors.

BIDS x.li be received n; the city
clerks once. Rock Island. III. until
June IS. 1918. a. 8 o'clock n m. for
laying concrete eoor NJ waterworks
pumping station. Twsnty-fourth street
aad Second avenue Specifications on
Gle a. once 80 commissioner % public
property ~ city hall. and AZ the pump
!ns stAtlou-
City reserves the right 20 reject any
and all bids
JOHN A MURRIN.
Commissioner department OF public
properSy.-lA1vy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Mnrrnnfr Deeds.

Julia Fay Reimers and husband TO
Henry ". Horst. cas-. so feet lot s,
block 5. Old Town Rock Island, $500.
NeIs Swanson by conservator 10
Henry L. Becker. lots 5 and 3. block ..
Beecher & Walsh addition. Rock Is
land. 81 .oSO.
Nels Swanson by Conservation to
Henry L. Booker. lots 8, :, s. g, block
.. Boecher * Walsh addition. Rock Is
land. S2.2iO.
]. August Sundquist 20 Mary Sic
brandt. lot 2. block !. W e. Bailey's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

EswuiaF NsstiaF Hsis Juss ~, 1914
CJsg eagseu essabss. Rock tsiasd
gl gess a. 1913 ire essY eossesi
@rt Gel regular s-ss56s a. Fsa1 8'el6eE
q r.. Mayor WeCoaaee6s aad ell eesa-
s.ssa1eeFs sFrseeE
res @ssstss 6s ere rTEalsr sssssiaE
eeas feas e. 1875. were rssG sEt ap-
eFsr-E
C9ae ass5seFs GstEfeE fesf q go
eort frora &. W seaF9 Fs,sts9s Co tGe
rsreo-C sefrte4Eat fssme eaw Installed
AZ ere water WORKS a e1eleazrieati1a
frea1 Terra Davis Mister easlfssaa %
efv5e Esaarfaaess CO tss W9aaa's el-b
sas- slaE saF eaanetl faF taEaglos FOG
pesr Erssrf serE a report ffo@ City
t.sEiaEes wallace rre5eslef. relative 90
ryveeFV--f sesE ssrsrE. EissreatE 90 8tX-
trsrtA aVesss s5fswslGs q eoe5ausi-
eas51r srass seartr 8 Marshall. att1F-
ee7s relative % legal prgessaisEs tu-
situated ca sears eEEssata89. All os
Veiee we're received eel ordered ftsli-
CaeseississsF EGsErss Fsaa p aetl-
tiaa fraes 4 s., Vac u9Fsa ssElas trF
a t5resse Zoe a psarsE wasae wEies
vac referred Co C6asMssst1esfs laeG
ana Wsrrts wfs soseF Co aefs
caars5ssa8esf AsGErea ssaeeiftsf ere
saEav5eE weekly paw Fot Zoe Weeg
sa...aE Esss o. t31G. VEzrs on BIS no.
s.es. was allowed b. sasalss1ss vaFr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
ANNEXATION BILL
UP To GOVERNOR
Pisces senate. a. b Dld tas Hsas~.
without a -iaFi~ vess neia< Csss
AEainsf r.
orrosfFIoy eIvFs rF 10 JILL
Valiant Service on ffs Behalf Fass Q,
rhroBgs N >pifs % Orsr-crg~d-
ed Docket.

ffsass BLl $50. fts amergase kaeNn
az He ttpicser Dbl eat fsstEasd co
Issf ss BeToeG question Eae aaioG ee
Nart ts.saa ssH ae9rs rsrrfarF eater
r.r ordinance sGeDtrG AL the efgF elsc-
eaa W A8HL sassed me senate Yss-
rrfs rrnaeg i4 ls orig aat form
tl.f assv .s rrstf rsr me slEszsars 81
ns governor
Che teE airreff Provides a8as saaeE-
sa aE territory ss e.t.rs eF a5iaas
ar Hta. sla.tl FEES walra H,ats EaGeH
5Ise- saGeF laws aaw la Force eaanaf
81 laHeHs sn rscanicat Er80aGs Co.
ess Faf regarded az aBsot3fslF ssseef
i l BBH enc taioH et Escs tslaat
aat .F- .rHHaFF af sraFs. naa eas as-
alI.rf sfse'Gs tss1ss5 eessfaff
cos Hfrgr.rs aaf r1 tnfei8aes ghr
Wishes af some ~ eae abisetefs ts ss.r
aeEt
was rsaH-ref te re ta.ss- b.
Represent HsHesrr saG rs ere
s-ss0- HF Senator Laatrr. $50 ere .a-
s.iH.r er tlfFsr tsCaaacaa- zee s
r..T uear OF vHsf ar rlsselg Ee -s-t
4 .r Hs t9rT az mayer et % greater
.r FORMER efsfeF tf W 1aigef
.aH-F whose s.ta an enc pra-
-a. v1s 5ge FsfeusH tff f7rasr C-5-
r-srH RI. IT, WHrrl5a have beer
sE Ef-f rar ssHs Clns teesisE
sr-r 8e Hsrrsts of gss srsssse.
WHSLE alU8er Of oteer fes-f-strt
s-a= cave 8eeg t-ggIaE ssrf saf
f8E ar East f-w ftvs 81 vas
n.- ars .1 ere tel ssrE sst rsf-.t
efforts ar EH-se a-a Together vtet .sass
af E-aHes-1 fsf.vrs o8po6etl OF sas
m HE Graham ef Nirlt1. We also
ff srFrfer tsaE ere Eesssee
vas 6Gsf-t .sr7sEf e7 passage .s Fe-
fte- ar an already sVse-efs.g
iarss.
Opposed iu House.
$50 . was delayed a s EFssss-
afr.us H- Faas- hv He ggs-F 8sg
a.s- H- usss g-f-rn .se5 efforts aiafs
Hr some Oft .1- very Beea.s wN9 AL Gee
Hmr stt sgEE-s5-,t gBr aer-ssT faf
aieH aa eatrferUt t1 e1. ere eeasaft-
fjsaH proposition Bevert ere sosst-
bHiEf er sFraes on frehHiesf Erssrts.
Baf Wr Ftft1es Of the mrasssF restt7
saBef.s.t Es che ra~usbrrs sef oil fsrt
sss5as 90 was Bassee vfsHsts a vaf-
being ease fssIssst fg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts az First Sign OF
Bladder Irritation Or
Backache.

IT, Azssrseaa taSs and women ranss
Fszr4 eorstzattv against sifaSf iron
De. bseses~ - al TOO maeh Ana al
CO. sses - rieh Our blood e allied
1ftk grse acid whirh che kieaeys strive
60 ait~- out. they ~sakea from over
work. beeo-n- s.uEEfsh. the eiiniaat
I've fissses eAoE and ths result IL I'D
rsy srousl- bladder weakness and
xsas-si d~clf-~ % health
WHea your kifnsys feel Ike lumps
OF LEAD. yuzr sack hurts OF the urine
A. esagay. szii os sseim~at o. you arc
Obliged 20 a~ek relief to OF thrco
tiszs- au-4-E the EiEkt: q yoa suner
-:.k sex headache o. dizzy. nervous
s5~iis. SID stomach o. you have rscsa-
-rs.sszs ws~. ths weather IL bad. sef
non yozr pharzG@-st about four
o=-ess OF Ja6 Salts: tax, . table
.coor~ss - . sias. Of water before
6r.sss.s. sor q tsE days aae your
kfea-ys wfil thsa ans. This famous
ALE. !. -zs6s from TIE acid tsh--- Aae
"A. seq us~t so- <ecs-z:soos 20 c1sh
.-t srl=zlst- eiokxs1 ssdn~Ts: 20 res.
r-uisrs 10 srses - the urtne 80 y 40
fo-rr- - . source % irrstAt.o-- tAas
s-sirr BLADDER esso-cs-s
r.s ssit. % srcxp~esise: ezrno; -
sure. aaks. q esisxhtfui ec-rvrsesn'
Sewerage ane eesosxs n
every soze. s~1&-~s aoooty can make
q mistake ey hast,s = good tica-y
szssfsg sey tine
rs~xr< sAuzsss rsk-zSSy-lA6gA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
OWNER OF BICYCLE
LOCATED BY POLICE

rbe blevets e7tat by me sease yes
tirls4 gara5sa AL Ms ccresf OF r1ee.-
Oh sec6st street. sad geUft8 a8selis. e
vas etFe I later ls 1ae cav. was enc
one s1s.sg Wednesday seteroeca from
gle esFssT er GiEgTsruft street. ss,t
eeeaHf tFrHls. RI was ei,s.asrf yes
tsrttF srsreaea bq pr gtraeE. Hs
owner FHs police Rave col eeaisees az
Hl vHs stole Hr Bicycle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
CITY CHAT.
(Advertisements.)

Buy q home OF Reidy Bros.
For express, call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
R. 1. 9S1.
Wear a So (union madel hat. Mems
Fashion Shop, Harper house block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Omit Claim Deed.

William L Ogden and wife to Henry
L. Becker, lot OF. block 2, Beecber a.
Walsh addition, Rock Island, 81 90.
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23
TO PLEASE THE SMALL GIRL
Designers Have Created for Her Some
Of the Most Adorable Hats
and Bonnets,

The small girls hat Of this present
year might have boou painted by Sir
Joshua Reynolds or Grculo Vclycta
and fura, plumea aud lowors=Oll lay
their tribute Nt the shrine Of this
young person Of from four to eight
plumes are particularly In evidence
this year and there are most adorable
bonnotB Of silk and velvet and FUR
with scoop brIm that Ia underneath
all soft BhIrrod silk Of either white
or some delicate color and IN on top
one or two long plumos brought soft.
~ about to Btro0mefs Of ribbon In the
back Hero, for the heroine Of four,
IN one with u crown Of brOCndod yolyot
"A rather large, puny crown and a
softly bent bfm followed plctur
osQuely by two lghtbluo ostrich foath.
efa with unourlod hangos 10 paint
the lily thoro IN u rosebud or two
tucked In botwcon the feathers,
Peacock velvet makes two Of the
very RretlleHt hats noted for her go.
ing on BiA," Both Of these are the
dear little mushroom shapes which
we know and both are combined with
other materials In a way to make
every mothers heart melt In the nrst
ono thcro IN band Of moleakn
brought about the crown and punetus
aled with fosebuds that fall earelosBly
and at irregular intervals over tho
brlm Another sets twist u frill, gold
not on the upper aide and black on
the lower n garland Of alben fruit
A change from the mushroom Ia Of,
fered by thls little imported, whose
straight brlm and gathered crown are
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23
DAINTY BOUDOIR WEAR
NEGLlGEES ARE ALMOST BE.
WITCHlNGLY BEAUTIFUL.
Illustration Shows One of the Prettlest
Of the Modes-Great Variety Of
Coors May Be Selected for
Its Creation.

Good enough to eat" has long
qualified as a verbal seal of approval
on those things that particularly call
forth ones admiration, and in connec-
ton with the new negligees the term
certainly seems suitable.
Just the mere term "negligee" does
not seem half expressive enough for
the delicious clouds Of lace and bill
lows Of chiffon that make up new and
bewitching room gowns For instance,
the dainty one here shown, We can
almost offer guaranty that anyone
can look pretty in 1t and the quantity
pretty boudoir cap.
A white crepe de chine petticoat slip
Is the foundation, writes Lillian Il.
Young in the Washington Star 1t may
have an embroidered border or be
finished with flounce of lace or self
material, The top is plain with the
petticoat gathered to 1t at an empire
waist line,
A simple kimono.sleeyed bodice
makes the top Of the coat to which
the full skirt is gathered with a wide
beading and a high-waisted encircling
line Of roses The front edges slope
downward and away from the waist,
and are cut in large scallops bound
with taffeta. The neck Of the bodice
and the sleeves are edged with white
fur
Use azure blue, shell pink, maize
yellow, orchid or white chiffon for this
model, with little pink roses at the
waist and white rabbit or marabou
about the neck and sleeves Keep the
under slip white
The cap is a new one, It consists
Of two rulIles Of net or chiffon caught
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23
Reformlnn 4 Chief.

In among the Primitive Bakongo"
Mr. John II, Weeks tells the story Of
a chief, Mampuya Of Kinku2u, who
called on him at WOthen station to
request that q teacher be sent to his
town, llo seemed very quiet, gentle
manly sort Of man, says Mr., Weeks,
and was very much surprised TO
hear that he had not always been 80
dororontiOl and modest
Mampuya at one time treated the
people Of hls town In very eontemW.
oug fashion, and was always eXt0rtIng,
on one plea or another, fowls, goats,
and other goods from them Az last
they could bear his oxtortonB no long.
or and 80 they bound him securely
put him on shelf In his own house,
built a fire under him. and sprInklod
quantity Of red pepper on IT, Then
they went out, and shut the door close.
~ behind thom, The pungont smoke
0llod the hut, and MOmpuyN moo2od
tremendously He would have died
II there had been a little more pepper
on the fire, At last they took him
out Of the smoke, and tied d stick
across his chest to his extended arms
with the intention Of Furnishing him
gtIll further; but they let him off on
payment Of n fine and many promises
Of better behayioF=wheh promises
he has BerupulouBly kept
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23
TURBANS REMAIN IN FAVOR
nnumerabIe Smart Models 10 Select
From, and Almost Equal Variety
Of Materials.

Turbans continue, II anything, more
popular than ever Russian effects,
Scotch effects, various notched and
cornered styles and very long, severe,
boat.shaped models are smart. Large
sailors are worn for knockabout, and
huge, flarlng Gainsboroughs are among
the dressy models,
Fur'Cloth is much used in the max.
ing Of smart turbans combined with
dull, soft tinsel, panne velvet and
satin, also frequently combined with
felt, TInsel ornaments and tinsel
braids are used to bind brims and
edge novel fancIos, Bandings Of yarI'
Gus widths, edgIngs, cockados, bows,
huge loops, tassels and rabbits ears
Of fur are all used AZ trimmings,
Frequently single flower is used
IN combination with fur Metal roses
are favored for this purpose, Some
Of the newest flowers have fur petals
or fur centers, All sorts Of tall trim
fancles Of peacock, ostrich, coQue and
burnt novelties are used for trimming
small turbans, Beaded and spanglod
birds and ornaments continue to be
popular
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23

lines should correspond In size with
the surface Of the wood
The reel Of cotton is fastened in It's
place in the center with a long thin
brassheaded nail, and on this nail
the reel will reyolye freely while the
cotton is being drawn off Diagram
d illustrates the holder In this stage,
and upon the top Of the nail thimble
can be placed in the manner shown
In the larger sketch and needle may
be run through the silk covering the
surface Of the wood, This Is also indt'
Gated in the illustration
A little holder Of this nature, when
not required for home use, would make
salable novelty to prepare for a
bazaar,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23

swers received IN response to my
courteous invitation to take money
from the mail order houses that the
country editors were wealthy and all
rode in their own automobiles.
Indignation, reproach, invective,
wrath, disdain.
They did not want the money, They
were poor but proud. They would
not be bribed. They would not print
the fulsome and false boosts which
had forwarded with the contract
to be signed They would stand by
their home town. They would be loyal
to the community in which they lived
They would preserve their fealty to
the local merchants, They would stand
by their subscribers and would not
prostitute the columns of their news
papers to inveigle the people in their
community to send their money to my
mail order house.
haven't recovered from my aston
ishment yet, To think that the poor.
est paid and hardest worked men in
every community should decline a
good business proposition out Of senti
ment, | couldn't understand it.
And even yet insist that was the
most chiyalrous act, taken with per-
feet accord by thousands Of men scat
tered all over the country, that have
known Of, Honest and loyal to their
home communities | could not fail to
admire their disinterestedness while
deploring that a great scheme had
failed Of accomplishment
What was their recompense? Did
the merchants in their home towns
spring to the support Of those newspa
pers as a reward for their declina.
tion to introduce competition, | don't
know Ask the editor,
OF course this plan failing it was
necessary for my success to evolve a
new plan must get into close touch
with the people in the country. had
my appropriation Of thousands Of dol,
lars, and more, so | worked out an.
other plan.
I'm not going TO tell you just what
1t was, but If you will remember that
a few years ago there was a great
flock Of mail order journals flying all
over the country-probably every read.
er Of this article has received many
copies samples and otherwise-you
can guess what became Of thousands
Of dollars,
Here's something that the business
men in every small city should give
careful thought to, Perhaps you
do not know II, and perhaps you never
heard Of it, give the tale out of ad.
miration for good enemy good and
fair fighter. There is nothing in
the story for me to be proud Of, be-
cause ! was the loser,
But you business men in the small
towns were the gamers. 1t was worth
millions Of dollars to you It Is worth
millions to you every year.
What did the newspaper editor get
for this service to the business men
Of the community? Ask him
II he had rendered a similar service
for my mail order house he would
have been handed a pocketful Of ad.
yertising contracts that would have
made his newspaper very profitable
business indeed 1t would have been
worth It.
What did the business men Of his
home town do for him after he had
chased the mail order magazine com
petition away2
Ask the newspaper editor in your
town,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23
The eartwhseI Hat,

DO not be astounded If you notice
a smartly gowhed woman crowned
with a hat Of huge proportions, for she
lg but following fashions latest odIct.
The noN largo hats are broad
brImmed aud have low crowns, which
are not dIseernlble when the hat IA
worn, hence they resemble curtwheels
tilted nj becoming angle.
The frames are covered with velvet,
laillo, talfeta or satin, and the trim,
ming consists OF wreath OF burnt
ostrich, placed hat against the brlm,
q single flower or an edglhg Of fur.
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23
sashes and BoIts,

sashos and belts vary enormously,
and are decidedly quaint Some Of the
wolatlegs gowns are rendered all tho
moro walatloHB by extra drApory,
which seems added on purpose TO on.
large tho figure, ono Of these shows
pretty drapod wide sash Of black
rOlllo introduced into the side scam Of
n atoncoolorod velvet suit braided
with black, the sash tying In the con,
ter Of the front Another shown In
the form Of a gathered waIHteoat be-
tween the fronts Of a long coat,
omorgoa ot the side and Immediately
hangs down loose, not Attempting to
Ito pt all,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23

through the center 70 the head size
with band of ribbon and trimmed
at either side with tiny roses, These
rulles, Of course eneIrele u plain,
eloselltting cap crown,
Such u design should make a special
appeal to you happy ones who wear
solitaire on the fourth finger Of your
left hand,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-23

Of whto silk with polrotlIko floral
pattern Of red and groom. A return TO
the mushroom In, however, very grates
ful when we behold the next hat OF
broeadod velvet in that soft shade Of
blue that Vatican loved no we'll This
Is enelreled about the crown with u
curling ostrich pumo Of white, no.
contuOtod by the little black tails OF
the ormno which are Ortrully placed
against this snowy background,