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week.
STORE FRONT
aElNG PAINTED

Ine }. NJ. AbltrSOn ana Company
store front IL being given a coai OF
paint to make It presentable for the
winter season. his Is one OF many
fronts that have recently been paint
ed. The Morgan Paint Company did
several in the block between Sixth
and Seventh streets nthe north side
This seems TO be paint-up time In gen
erai-
ENTERTAINMENTS AT
Baptist CHURCH ENJOYED
The musical entertainment at the
Baptis; church Thursday night was
enjoyed by fair sized audience. All
numbers were vel rendered and there
were several encores. The entertain.
nent was provided by the Sunday
School for the purpose of giyinr
pleasure 20 friendE Of the school and
also TO stimulate interest in the com
ins rally October 18th.
SPOKE AT BAPTIST
CHURCH FRIDAY NIGHT
Rev l.. H. Cogrnan Of Denver, state
evangelist of the Colorado Baptist
convention. delivered an address AT
the First Baptist church here Friday
evening. He is an excellent speaker
and was listened to with much inter
est by all present. Following Rev.
Conman's sermon the members of the
local church ordained and insta iri
two deacons-eiect. Messys. w. p. Tar
CERT and +. 3. Hubbard. Rev. c n
man is visiting the churches of his
Denomination in southern Colorado
and presenting TO their members to
evangelistic work in which he and h
colsborers are engaged.
A BUNCH OF
APPLE BLOSSOMS
John Evans Of S31 South Fifth
street. left at the Record Office on Fri
day large bunch OF apple buds and
blossoms picked from Ben Davis
tree in his orchard. They were perfect
in coloring and development. despite
their unreasonable appearance. Mr..
Evans built fife under the tree pro-
ducing the blossoms couple or three
weeks ago and is of the opinion that
the heat It radiated had something to
do with fastening the growth of the
buds and their bursting into bloom.
In view OF the coming cold weather
there is little Likelihood OF the gather
ing of any frritaEe from the tree un-
I'll next fall.
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Arc Arc you weak, nervous and siiins. or
I'LL ,n'in-aown' and ovcrworkedf Then. Il
r,othda,isn mt,t 1s,inS yop special help. rs iho
surcs ie i5i0Do 81 Do;h u mdss.s ,csssts pain S1d In
Dr. Picrcss Fovorito is'f Pr@tintIcn - SSlt IA.
record Of years Of csirca. Il & sho
ssssfcnsthcaiue nervins known know I o nsdIcai
tcsrac tc,eneo, = u y made ot the glyeorie sxs
q opr fofCsts and contsins nos = 6rons
q sScohol o. harmful 1rurs. 6od IL
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WERE EACH GIVEN
TEN YEARS

William Mcdonald. alias william
George Berber. was given penalty
OF ten years in states prison in the
district court at Colorado Springs a
few days ago; the same sentence that
was last week pronounced ON his pa T.
ner in crime Chas. J. Taylor alias jim
Clark alias Joe Moran. These are the
burglars who performed brilliant cx-
ploits of thieying and robbery in sev
eral cities in the state; had fences"
at Leadville and Salt Lake City for
disposing of their stolen goods and
conducted school for crime at Glen
wood Springs.
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AT AN END-fhc female complaIn,a- :,

'D-fhc female complaInts- and
wcakncsscs that make womsn's
ne = misery. They're relieved
by Dr. Picrce's Fnyoritc Pre.
scription. For all tho dcra nro.
monts, disorders, and diseases
peculiar y tho sex, this Is tho
on,y Iomedy certain to benefit.
Its a legitimate medicine Tor
woman, carefully adapted 70
ner dellcate Organization. and
never conflicting with any of
her conditions 1t rcrulntos
and Promotes all tho DSopor
InIctlens, builds up and fnvlgo-
rc.ts,,,. rcscs tiiH S.c,,,I cntifo system and
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FRIDAY
R. AND MRS. HALLIDAY

PROUD PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Halliday are the
proud parents Of seven pound
daughter born to them Monday night
at their home 502 Cooper avenue
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ing the afternoon. Mrs. r M Harding
was awarded the favors of the game
The club guests OF the occasion were
Mrs. r. S. Besll. Mrs. G. A. vawter
and Mrs Frank McGee.
SATURDAY
VISITING DAUGHTER
IN sALiDA
Mrs. Gillette, of Canon City. is visit
Ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Chas. Chapman She arrived several
days ago.-Salida Record.
WENT TO sAtiOA
WEDNESDAY
Miss Bessie Chapman carne up from
Canon City "wednesday and is visiting
her brothers. A j. and Chas. Chap
man. and their wives.--Sallda Record.
VISITING RELATIVES HERE
Mrs A. Goetz from Monmouth, III,
is visiting her daughters. Mrs. Z. S.
Miller of East Canon. and Miss b.
Ruth Goetz. Mr.. A. Goetz has been
here since early in July.
HAS MOVED TO A
NEW ADDRESS
Mr.. and MIS-. r s. Adams. late resi-
dents at 1881 Harrison avenue. have
moved to 1io Macon avenue, where
they will make their home during the
/ winter months.
LEFT FOR ToPoNAs
( THURSDAY MORNING
/ Mrs. Walter Kier and two children
left for their home at Toponas. Colo.
Thursday morning, after two weeks
visit with the formers parents and
sister and brother.
Z GUEST AT U. e. SIDEBOTTO@S.
/ Mrs. Louis Reed of Cowgirl. Mo-. is
the guest of her aunt and uncle, MIR.
and Mrs. U. f. SIdehottom. She likes
this part of Colorado very much and
the scenic trips which she has seen,
she declares magnificent.
TOOK ADVANTAGE OF
SCHOOL BEING CLOSED
! Miss laura Noble took advantage
of the school being closed and left
Thursday morning for Toponas. Colo
rado. to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Billet Noble, for a week or ten
days.
.7EMoDELiNG
STORE FRONT
j. u. Mcclure is having the store
front of the building formerly occu-
pied by Fred Riede, remodeled a
modern up to-date front IS being put
in and when completed. this store
building viii be as desirable as any in
town.
WILL CONDUCT A
BOOMING HOUSE
Mrs. NJ. M. Walker has moved Il.
town from the Swimming pool in the
Four Mile district and has taken the
residence property at sol River street
formerly occupied by Mrs Bennecke
where she will conduct a boarding and
rooming house.
REV. e. r. FuLkERSON HOME
Rev. e. r. Fulkerson has returned
from 10000 mile trip thru the North
west. While gone he visited eight
conferences of the Methodist Episco-
pal church.
He will give the sermon Sunday
morning at the Methodist church on
''The New World Democracy"
HURT BY FALL
FROM APPLE TREE
C. A. George Of Park Center fell
from a ladder while picking apples
Thursday morning and received pain
ful injuries His left arm wps hurt
in such q manner as to necessitatc
bis being brot to the hospital here for
an ,x-ray examination Investigation
showed the arm ia be broken.
KENNETH HERMANN
HOME FROM DENVER
Kenneth Hermann returned tho
middle Of the week from Denves
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lltlk uttoS hEoNu IL the
FRIDAY
MR.. AND MRS. HALLIDAY
PROUD PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Halliday are the
proud PARENTS of q seven pound
at their home 502 Cooper avenue
II. Cain, manager of the New Edi.
son Talking Machine department al
the Nowels-Stockton Mercantile com
pany's store returned to Canon City
this morning from three days bust
ness trip to Denver and Colorado
Springs.
TRIP TO MikESELL RANCH 4.
Mrs. Walter Kier and children, Ev-
eiyn and Charles. of Routt county, NJ
Wilson Cole of Trenton. No, and AL
bert Potts motored to Eight Mile park
Thursday for visit to the Mikeseu
ranch.
HAS RETURNED
FROM DENVER VISIT
Harry Moore, chef of the Strthmore
from Denver where he has been visit
ing for the last few weeks. Mr.
Moore's numerous friends are pleased
to see him again.
tgDo
Mrs. Ernest Harris and little son,
James Ernest arrived in Canon Tues
day from Nevada City, California. and
are visiting at the home of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Horney.
Mrs Harris will be remembered as
Miss Gertrude Horney. She expects to
be here couple of months.
ALVA WOOD HOME
FROM KANSAS
/ Mr. Alva Wood returned Thursday
night from week spent in Kansas
on business. While in the Sunfiower
state he visited Cafp Funston and saw
Lieut. Clyde Blggs and Lieut.. Leo ]
( Beauvais who are in charge of con
cessions. Both are in positions of
great responsibility and have large
forces of men under them. Alva sayg
that things are certainly booming
around Funston and in that part OF
Kansas
MISS NINA MEANS AT
CRIPPLE CREEK
Miss Margaret NcAieer, who has
been local manager for the Western
Union Telegraph Co., for the past
tBeven months will leave this morning
FOR Casper. Wyo., where she has ac-
'epted a position as cashier for the
;ame company. Miss Nina Means of
Canon City arrived here yesterday to
accept the position as manager Miss
Means comes here as a highly effic-
lent and capable young business wo-
man.-Cripple Creek Times.
STATE REGENT D. A. r.
ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Carl Schuyler, state regent O
the Daughters of the American Revo
luton. who was the house guest OF
Mrs Greydene-Smith was the honor
guest at an afternoon reception iasi
Monday. 1t was more or less an in.
formal affair with local members O.
the d. A. r. with their invited guests
present. A short business session
was held and Rev. and Mrs. Fem
opened it with prayer and brief pa
triotic talk.
Miss Nina Skinner a talented young
lady sang the Colorado State song
Tea was served at the close of the
afternoon.
ENTERTAINED THE
LUNCHEON CLUB
Mrs. George F. Rockafelloy enter.
tanned the members OF the Luncheon
club at ner home, $50 Greenwood ave.
nue.. at / o'clock luncheon Thurs
day afternoon. Bright red cannas. the
club flower. were used to excellent ad-
vantage in the decorations. Paper
dolls, costumed to represent ehe peo-
pie and characteristics OF different
countries. were used for place cards
and It was by that means that Z
guests matched for partners IN the
bridge contest. which was playe6 dur
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SATURDAY
VISITING DAUGHTER

IN SALiDA
Mrs. Gillette, of Canon City. is visit
ins at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Chas. Chapman She arrived several
days ago.-Salida Record.
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HAS MOVED TO A
NEW ADDRESS

Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Adams late resi-
dents at 1881 Harrison avenue. have
moved to 1fo Macon avenue. where
they Will make their home during the
winter months.
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RELATIVES HERE

Mrs. A. Goetz from Monmouth, NJ.
is visiting her daughters. Mrs. E. s.
Miller of East Canon. and Miss b.
Ruth Goetz. Mr.. A. Goetz has been
here since early in July.
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WENT TO SAtiOA
WEDNESDAY

Miss Bessie Chapman came up from
Canon City Wednesday and is visiting
her brothers. A. ]. and Chas. Chap
man. and their wives.-Salida Record.
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JRoT TO HOSPITAL
ON TUESDAY

Jacob De 2oni. who is homestead
ing about fifteen miles north OF Coto-
pa1i. was brought TO the hospital here
on Tuesday OF this wesk for the
treatment OF injuries sustained in an
accident the previous day. While rid
ing the range De Boni was thrown
from his horse in consequence OF the
breaking of one Of the bride reins
and had his collar bone broken and
one Of his knees badly eprained. He
was brot 20 Canon City by automo-
bile.
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TOOK ADVANTAGE OF
SCHOOL BEING CLOSED

Miss laura Noble took advantage
of the school being closed and left
Thursday morning for Toponas. Colo
rado. to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Billei Noble, for week or ten
days.
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CONCERT AT THE
HRlSTiAN CHURCH

The concert at the Christian church
Tuesday evening will have number
of attractive features. Prof Dick. di-
rector of music In the schools, and
tviolinist, will play a violin solo. ac-
companied by Miss Ruth Goetz. MIs3
Smith will sing. 81 Dreamt Dweit in
Marble Halls in costume. Miss En-
merson will give piano number. Mr..
Hubbard will play a flute solo. There
will be solo by Mrs. Holland. read
ing by Miss Walton and two selections
by the Christian church choir will
complete a program that will prove
Interesting and entertaining.
ADDRESSED LEADvILLE
BUSINESS MEN
E. A. Bradbury, secretary OF the
Canon City Chamber Of Commerce.
addressed number OF local business
men Thursday night at the headquart-
ers Of the Leadville Chamber Of Com
merce. laying before them the various
advantages Of credit mems associa.
tion and the benefits they could derive
from such an organization In their
business. Tho meeting appointed a
committee 70 cali on cPmmerciai and
professional men who were not pres
snt and to sound opinion among them
concerning possible formation Of such
= credit association. .-Leadvils Hsr'
aid Democrat.
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1EMODEtiNG
STORE FRONT

u. L. Mcclure is having the store
front of the building formerly occu-
pied by Fred Riede. remodeled. a
modern up to-date front Is being put
in and when completed. this store
building viii be as desirable as any in
towu
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tween Canon City and Parkdale. Their
presence along the railroad track at
the bottom of the canon at this time
OF the year is probably due to the
drying up of the springs in the upper
slopes of the hills. compelling them
to go down to the Arkansas river to
get water. Mr.. Combs says there were
sev6fal fine' antlered specimens in the
flock
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MEETING OF THE ARMENIAN
COMMITTEE.

special meeting of the Armenian
and Palestine relief committee was
held at the Y. M. C. A. at 10 o'clock
this morning for the purpose of TAX
ing some steps in relation to the con-
certed Offering TO be made by the
churches and Sunday Schools of the
United States for the stricken people
OF these two war-torn lands a week
from next Sunday. Two millions of
people, 10000 of whom are orphans,
in Armenia and Palestine are starv-
ing to DEATH. according to the most
reliable reports from the government
and missionary sources in Asia Minor.
L. w. Felter is chairman OF the To-
cal committee, ]. w. Emmerson sec
retary and Roy Thompson treasurer.
Other members are r. ]. Craig. ]. p.
Pack. Lane A. Duff. Mrs. Esther f.
Murray. A. C. Jensen, j. w. Rogers
and &C FuIforC
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SAW BIG BUNCH OF
MOUNTAIN SHEEP

Cleo Combs, caretaker OF the wat
-er works pipe line in the Royal Gorge
saw "a flock Of seventeen mountain
sheep contentedly grazing near Gorge
station while he was making his way
TO town along the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad track about O'Clock
Wednesday morning. These sheep
have made their home along the cliffs
and rocks Of the canon for several
years and are frequently seen By Rio.
crande passengers on the mountain
side. high up amoe the crags. b.
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LEFT FOR TOPoNAs
THURSDAY MORNING

Mrs. Louis Reed of Cowgirl. Mo-. is
the guest of her aunt and uncle. MIR.
and Mrs. u. f. Sidehottom. She likes
this part Of Colorado very much and
the scenic trips which she has seen.
she decIares rnaynincent
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Miss Louis Goodrich and Wilbur
Proctor spent Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Mollett on Three
Mile Spring ranch. The evening was
enjoyed by paying high FIVE
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02
On County Records
Warranty Deeds.


Soloman Langman to Albert Lang
man. Lot 13. blk. 2, Long View
heights, Rock Island. 81.
Solomon Langman and wife to
Edith Mae Hyatt. South 40 #. lot
"A. blk. .. Long View Heights. Rock
Island 81.
John s. and Edna NJ. Scheuermann
to Sarah e. Montgomery. Lot s, j. G.
scheuermann's 4th add. Rock Island
$3.50.
Edward Lofgren to Edwin Carter
Huffman, Tract in seA sec. 4-17-1w
$425.
Charles A. Palmer, ct al. 10 Phoebe
r. Warren. Lot II, blk 5, Cottage
Grove add, East Moline. s40O.
Edward II. Guyer, ct al. to r.
Brewing Co Lot II, blk. 20S, lot i
blk. els, lot %. blk. 216, all in New
Shops add, East Moline. 81.
Martin T. Rudgren and wife II
Alouis Coussement and Tulma Hostt
Coussement. Lot 4. blk. so, Chicagg
or Lower add, Rock Island, $4,000.
John G. Scheuermann and wife *
John F. and Clara Kruse Lot 3. blk
,. J. G. Scheuermann's 7th add, Rocl
. Island 81.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02
TWO men DECIDE
TO FIGHT KAISER
After Considering Matter Youths With.
draw Claims for Exemption In
Order TO Get In Army.
BOARD Is WITHOUT NEW ORDERS
Va Instructions Relative 10 Calling
More Reglstrants or Movement
COntlngents Received.

Members NJ the kaiser's armies win
have two more enemies to deal with
az result Of the withdrawal OF their
raims for exemption by Otha Ellie
Kimes, 1910 Sixth avenue, and William
r Miller, 1915 Second avenue.
Both men we're Of the last class
of registrauts examined by the Rock
Island exemption board and at the
lime 0f their examinations they each
fsi claims 10 be exempted Since,
after giving the matter consideration,
fhey decided they did not want to be
exempted. but wanted to enter the
army service to help the United States
win rs war against autocracy.
Complying with the wish Of the men
the local board permitted the with
drawai Of the exemption claims and
the two men have now been certified
to- The district board at Peoria as fl
subjects for army service.
Stll No New Orders.
Local exemption board officials stat.
cd this morning that they were still
without order relative to the move
meat Of future contingens of selec
ivcs 10 Camp Dodge Iowa They alsI
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02
Aledo Set for Rock Island,

The Aledo high school football
squad finished hard workouts last ev-
enfng preparatory to the game hers
Saturday with the Rock Island high
school The team was sent through
a long, stiff drill yesterday afternoon
as the final punch before the game.
Only a light signal practice will be
held this afternoon to close the train
ing. Although defeated last Satur-
day by the heavy Galeshurg eleven,
Aledo is primed for a big comeback
Saturday against the Island City team
and will play a hard game. This is
the third game on the home schedule
and the final battle which is slated
for Aledo this fall. Others may be
arranged later. but none appears on
the schedule at present. Alado won
the first three games it played and
only fell before Galesburg on a muddy,
sliDpery field where weight was the
only asset which availed team any
advantage. With a good day and a
hard field Saturday Aledo has better
than an even chance TO win from Rock
Island by fair margin and again
step into the limelight Of strong foot
ball teams
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02
SPUDS WILL JUMP
!. TO HIGHER PRICES
Housewives Are Warned To Put III
Their Winter Supply Of pota-
toes This Week.
FLOUR MARkET IN SLIGHT DROP
Nearly All Local Garden Truck Had
Been Exhausted Fresh Eggs
Advance a Little,

Plenty of potatoes and apples can
be secured on the local market at a
reasonable price Local commission
dealers predict raise in potatoes and
the housewife is warned to get IN her
winter supply during the next week
or 10 DAYS, after which time it is ex-
pected that the potato market will
take sharp jump.
The potatoes are Of good quality
this year and there seems to be plenty
Of them, but the horders are at work
and the prices are on the upward
trend. Commission dealers here have
received large shipments of winter
potatoes from Michigan, on which a
higher price is being asked than the
average for potatoes raised in these
parts. The Michigan spuds are far
better, however. Now is the time TO
get those apples in for the winter, as
they are selling reasonably cheap ana
are the best grade of northern fruit.
To the satisfaction Of every house
wife in the city comes the report that
the dairy market has remained sta
tionary A small advance III strictly
fresh eggs occurred during the last
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02
MILAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence I.afin enter
tanned Rock Island relatives Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs phiiebar and daughter
9aiailne z lett al noon Monday for Priente.
- ".ere they expect 70 make their
nome Tho other members Of the fam
iIy left some weeks ago
Mrs. William Blakely visited Tues
nay ana wednesday with Bowling rela-
Mrs Fannie Haines is spending a few
weeks In Reynolds.
Miss Lucinda McMeek9n Of Coal VAL
ley Was a recent visitor at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. Susan Walker.
Mrs. Margaret O'Conueu of Manly
Iowa, and Mrs. Lottie OCannell and
children OF Rock Island were Satur-
aay r.. visitors It. with Milan friends;
MIS-. " Mllstead Of Bowling Wis
ited with Mrs c. II. Smith last week
MISS Norton Of Mineral spent the
week k-end with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Milan chapter No. 326. o. f. s. held
a special meeting last Friday evening
number Of members Of the order in
ROCK Island were guests. After the
! work was over, refreshments were
served and a social time was had.
Mrs. W. A. Robb Of Moline spent sun
DAY AZ the home Of her sister, Mrs I
Martin.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
bytertan church Will hold the annua
ua1dI ana serve chicken dinner anC
supper at the church Wednesday, Nov
! Z. Among the fancy articles on salt
| VIII be number of japanese pieces.
Mrs. Otto Larson and Miss Reki
/ Bowman will entertain the c. W. clul
! Thursday evening at the Larson home
! Mrs. Ray Dunlap Of Rock Islam,
/ spent "Wednesday " at the home Of he
/ mother. Mrs. Belle Ferns
! J. G. Johnston. who has been III f0
/ over a week. is much improved.
! Mrs. Seth Slater visited at the h0m
| OF her daughter Mrs Celia Wilson. il
! Rural last week
/ Mrs, John Palmer and Mrs Fred Da
! Wis will be hostesses to the ". NJ. e
| society. which will be held at the NJ T
church Friday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02

week. hut nearly all other products
are selling at the same prices as d
week ago Flour has taken a slight
drop. while sugar and butter remain
at the same quotations.
The local market is well supplied
with parsnips. squash. pumpkins.
spinach and carrots. while practically
all other local garden truck has been
exhausted for this season. The new
California No. / soft shell walnut has
made its appearance and is selling at
a very reasonable price for this time
Of the season.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02
Personal Mention.

S. j. Bolton went to Champaign
Thursday to spend few days at the
home of his son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. c, ". Detwiier left
Thursday for Roseville. III. to at
tend the funeral of their cousin, Eli
Dixson.
Miss May Harvey visited in Rock
Island Thursday
Richard Hogan was business Wis
itor Thursday in Rock Island
L. a. Volentine was in Rock Island
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs E NJ Bigeiow return
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02
Bash Going Ont OF business.

Charles Rush is going ont of the
meat business. He closed up his place
of business yesterday and sold his
supply of meat to the George D. Reed
market Rush will store his fixtures
The building which he is occupying
has not been rented
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02

The Coffland bakery is moving to-
day TO the Wright building on South
College avenue The building was
formerly occupied by the c. B. Barr
Grocery company The fixtures will
be changed TO suit the bakery, The
bakery formerly was located on East
Seventh street.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02

denied having received any instruc-
tions TO summon any more men for
exemption. and declared they we're
without any information as TO when
any such orders would be received,
Rock Island Argus., 1917-11-02
Masonry Nearly Finished.

The masonry work on the new city
hall IS nearing completion. All the
work should be completed by this aft
ernoon and the interior finishing will
be started Immediately. The glass