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Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15
MINSTRELS PLEASING
CROWDS At 0RpHEUM
WITH NOVEL PROGRAM
Coined y Trombone Work
Given Applause While
Dancing of Charles Worth
an Makes a Decided Fit

Christy's minis rals a. me Orpheum
theasre iast nfeht pleased 2 medium
but appreciativc Audience. The com
pany is meeting Win decided favor
with the theatre going people OF Bis
bee. The work OF walter MaTiOr. the
English telSr. Is a rare treat. Charles
Warthsn. champion daucer Of America.
IS worth The price OF admission alone.
Billy Sesrs and his comedy from
bone is decided hit and last night
kept the audience IN an upTosr Tom
Cbristy as z black faced comedian
holds his own with those IN the higher
ranks. Al Darpv. the bag puncher, IS
the best ever seen In this city
Mrs WorthaH Dresides fsvOrsbly al
the piano Taking the show ali in all,
Il IS the best minstrel shOw that has
been seen IN Bisbee in years All
those that miss this show miss a rare
treat.
Mr Christy announces an entire
change Of program for tOnirht and has
reserved some special features fcF
this second bin. Doors open at 1870.
SHOW starts AZ sis.
TOniebt's program viii be repeated
tOIucrTcw while another new bin will
be presented for Re approval Of local
theatre goers On Sunday at matinee
and evening performances. which will
terminate the eneaeement OF the
Christy Ministries.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15
SERVICES FOR MRS. GARFIELD.
az Review 800 Wirel

(By Review Leased Wirel
Los ANGELES, March 14.-Three or
the four sons OF Mrs Lucretia Ru-
dolph Garfield, widow of Former Pres
ident Garfield. who died at her winter
home in Southern Pasadena yestei-
day. viii be here Sunday to attend the
funeral service, it was said today by
relatives. DR.. Harry A. Garfield, fuei
administrator. will be unable to come
in time. Mrs. Joseph Stanley Brown.
Mrs. Garfield's only daughter, is here.
She was with her mother when she
died.
The Right Reverend Joseph H. John
son, bishop OF the Episcopal diocese "a
Los Angeles. viii read the service at
the Garfield home
The body win be taken to Cleveland,
Ohio. for burial.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

J There are no better fighting men
in the British Army than the Irish
troops. They have proved this in
many a hard-fOught battle. The
Royal Irish Fusiliers are called Fag-
an-Ballagh boys, 4 Gaelic phrase in
dicating that they ''clear the way"
There are so many famous Irish
regiments that all Of them cannot be
named here. Among the best are
the Munster Fusiliers, the Royal In
noskilling Fusiliers, the Irish Guards,
the Dublin Fusiliers, the Royal Irish
Regiment. the Royal Irish Rifles and
the Connaught Rangers, with whom
Brigadier General ". A White Of
the British and Canadian Recruit
inging Mission saw strenuous serv-
ice m South Africa.
These splendid soldiers come from
both the north and south Of Ireland.
One OF TIE first heroes Of the,pres-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

ent war was Private Michael
O'Leary, who single-handed attacked
and killed an incredible number of
the enemy and won the Victoria
Cross. 0Teary started his war
service as a private in the Con-
naught Rangers, and be is now a
captain. His whole career indicates
that he does not know what the word
fear means.
Another splendid fighting man who
halls from Tipperary arrived in New
York the ether day to join the re-
cruiting forces of the British and
Canadian Recruiting Mission His
name IS Captain Thomas z. Mac
Mahon. of the Irish Guards. and he
won the Military Cross in the Battle
of the Somme. In September 1917
the Irish Guards saw very strenuous
fighting in the Battle of the Somme.
They carried all their detectives in
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

their attack and then found them
selves f1anked by a nest Of machine
guns known as The Quadrilateral,
and were subjected to a heavy fire
from the rear.
Finally" said Captain Mac
Mahon, "a blooming tank rode over
The Quadrilateral, smashing the
wire entanglements, and the position
was soon taken by the Irish Guards
and another regiment. / got hit on
the head by piece of shell and was
bowled over, but fortunately ! had
on one of the tin hats, as we call the
steel helmets, and it broke the force
of the blow.
There are thousal Is Of Irishmen
in the United States Who can help
win the war by volunte ring now for
one or another of the hard-hitting
Irish regiments and share in SSIrish
valor," famous the world over.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15
GERMANS SURPRISE
ENGLISH BY'RAIDS
ON COAST CITIES

HULL. England. Wednesday. Marcn
13.-Last nights visit to Hull and vi
cinity by Zeppelin airships was COM
pietely unexpected. The night was
dark aud a slight drizzle was falling.
Immediately after the warning was
given the crash of guns was hearo.
but in less than 20 minutes the visi-
tors again were off seward
One Zeppelin dropped two bombs on
the outskirts of the town, but the only
damage resulting was the destruction
of an unoccipied house.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15
KIDNEY MEDICINE
GAINS IN POPULARITY

For twenty years we have been sell
ing DR.. Kilmer's SWamp-ROOt and our
customers are vel pleased with the
results obtained IRON its use and al
ways speak favOrably regarding II. We
have heard OF several ailments of the
kidncys. liver and bladder hat have
been cured by the use Of Swamp-ROOr
and we believe It is a splendid medi-
cine for what IL s. intended.
Very truly yours.
BIRCH & COMPANY.
Orland. California
Dec. s, 1915.
Letter to DR.. Kilmer & Co,
BinghamtOn. n Y
Prove What Swan1p-Root viii Do Fer
You
Send ten cents TO Dr. Kilmer & Co.
BinghamtOn. y. Y. for a sample size
bottle. It viii convince anyone You
viii also receive a booklet OF valuable
information telling about the kidneys
and bladder When writing. be sure
and mention the Bisbee Daily Review
Regular medium ana large size bottles
for sale al al drug stores Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15
Personal items

3 Il 81 SOftUt 1tCHCC
J. C. Reggin. of Los Angeles. COM
mercial man. was in the city yesterday
S. R. jennings, of FL PasO. is bust
ness visitor to the Warren District
NJ. j. Elsing of Cananea was in the
city yesterday on a short business trip
Dennis Daily of this city. is spending
few DAYS in Phoenix on business
visit.
F. c. Lambert. of Douglas, is spend
ing few days here on visit TO mis-
friends.
R.Y. Williams. of El Paso is spend
ing a few days in the city on n bust
ness trip.
George W. Fasching. of Los Angeles.
4 commercial man. is in the city for
few days.
A Mathews. commercial man from
Los Angeles. is a guest at the Copper
Queen hotel.
]. L. King left yesterday morning
for Phoenix where he will remain for
several days.
Mrs. R. W. Fout. of FL Paso. is
spending a few days in this city on a
visit TO friends.
Florence R Hollis of FL Paso. is in
the city and will be the guest of her
friends for few days
W. K. Walters, of Los Angeles.
travelling man. is in the city on bust
ness trip.
S. H. Pope, of indianapolis. Ind,
is a guest az the Copper Queen hotel,
arriving last evening.
H S. Boyein. of Houston, Texas. is
Warren District visitor for a few
days on business trip.
co. Van Whalen. of Phoenix, ar
rived In the city last evening and will
remain for few days.
George Devine was an outgoing pas
sengar on the late train last night
bound for Los Angeles.
A. Trojanovich, a business man of
Globe is spending a few days in this
city on visit to friends.
E. W. Rector. of S. Louis, was an
arrival in the city yesterday and will
remain for a few days.
J. G. Boylan, of San Francisco. is
Warren District visitor and is regis
tered at the Antlers Hotel
Charles Rollenson, o. FL Paso, is
business visitor to the Warren district,
having arrived last evening
Philip D. Wilson and wife of this dis
trict, are in Phoenix for a few days on
a visit to friends and relatives
C. H. Barnes OF Ell Paso. was in the
city yesterday on a business trip and
registered at the Copper Queen
Miss Katherine Cato left yesterday
for New York where she will visit
with relatives for a few weeks.
o. F. Metz, resident Of FL Paso.
was in the city yesterday and regis
tered at the Copper Queen Hotel.
W. H. Bispham Of Tucson is a visit
or to the Warren District and is regis
tered at the Copper Queen Hotel.
Alice S. Meadow of Los Angeles.
was in the city yesterday and regis
tered at the Copper Queen Hotel.
G. E. Wolfe, a drummer from Los
Angeles, was in the city yesterday and
stopped at the Copper Queen Hotel.
c. NJ. Weyand. Denver business
man is a Warren district visitor and
is registered at the Copper Queen
H Mullen was an outgoing passen-
ger for Phoenix yesterday. where he
will remain for a few days on business
E B. Fades and wife were in the city /
Yesterday from their home in Fl PaSO
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15
DECLARE DIVIDEND.

ADN Akthleh L4tadrrd Nlitl
INDEPENDENCE Kas.. March IA.
The Prairie oil and Gas company
today declared a quarterly dividend of
81 a share and an extra dividend of
80 a share. payable April 30 next to
stockholders of record March 80 next.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

Leo Enter left Wednesday for Los
Angeles where he Will rsSlain for
few weeks on a pleasure trip.
NJ. T. Bryan. OF Oklahoma. is spend
ing a few days in the city and is
guest at the La More Hotel on o. X !
street.
d. l. Sturgis. the grain merchant OF
Phoenix. has returned TO his home in
that city after spending few days
here.
Howard Cary. OF Los Angeles, a trav
cling man. is spending a few days here
on business visit and is registered at
the Copper Queen HOteL
]. j. Jones. who was a former resi-
dent of Lowell. but now resident of
Clifton, is spending a few days here on
IA business visit.
George Parker and wife came in yes
terday from Patagonia, where Mr.
Parker has mining interests. They
will remain for few days.
". - w dnlltIs OL nOtulA. Is = DUST
ness visitor to the District and during
his stay is registered at the Copper
Queen Hotel.
Harry Bradt and wife have returned
10 their home at Cananea after a short
visit mere Mr. Bradt is chief engineer
FOR the Csnanea Copper Company.
w. F. Dreyfuss, who calls Tucson
his home, is spending a few days in
the District and is registered az the
Copper Queen Hotel.
l.. A. Armstrong was an outgoing
passenger on the Rockhill stage to
Tombstone yesterday afternoon. He
was called here on court business.
DR.. W. W Swigert, of Deming, New
Mexico. is a visitor to the city He
reports that place as being quite lively
at the present time.
Miss Elsie Toles. county school sup
erintendent, was in the city yesterday
on business connected with her off
cial position.
c. C. Nichols and Gus p Weber were
in the city yesterday from their head
quarters at Deming. They returned
there last evening.
P. L. Mcpherson, of San Francisco.
was in the city yesterday. He is a
travelling man and makes regular Wis
its to this district.
H. B. Harding. a business man OF
FL Paso, was in the city yesterday and
returned to that city last night on the
Drummers Special.
Jas. J. Cullin and W. J. Faw. travel
ing statesmen, from California. are in
the city and are registered at the Cop
per Queen Hotel.
Jas. A. Finney. ST. and wife. have
returned from Patagonia. where MI
Tinney is interested in some mining
properties.
Frank Fernette left last night on
the Golden State Limited for Los An
seles where he will remain for few
weeks.
H. E OBrien of Los Angeles. was
an incoming passenger last evening
and registered at the Copper Queen
hotel.
w J. Fallon arrived here last eve
ming from his home in Los Angeles
and will remain for a day or so on
business.
s. w Bryant and wife were out
going passengers yesterday for Ocean
Park, where they will spend few
weeks on vacation trip.
Mrs W. F.. Adds. of Cananea, So
nora. was in the city yesterday on a
shopping trip and will return home
this morning.
c. c. Jackson. of Cananea, Sonora. !
was in the city last evening on a
short business trip and returned this I
morning.
Mrs. H. b. EasOn was in the city 4
yesterday from her home in the vicin- |
ity of Elgin, Santa Cruz county. on a I
shopping trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

NJ. T. Bryan, OF Oklahoma. is spend
ing a few days in the city and is a
/ guest at the La More Hotel on o. X.
Street.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

Jas. A. Finney. ST. and wife. have
returned from Patagonia. where Mr..
T.nney is interested in some mining
properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

Jas j. Cullin and W. ]. Faw. travel
ing statesmen, from California. are in
the city and are registered at the Cop
per Queen Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

Leo Enter left Wednesday for Los
Angeles where he will rsSlain for
few weeks on a pleasure "trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

ID. l. Sturgis. the grain merchant OF
Phoenix, has returned TO his home in
that city after spending a few days
here
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

II. B. Harding. a business man OF
FL Paso, was in the city yesterday and
returned to that city last night on the
Drummers Special.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

He was called here on business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

Frank Fernette left last night on
the Golden State Limited for Los An
seles where he will remain for few
weeks
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

p. L. Mcpherson, of San Francisco,
was in the city yesterday. He is a
travelling man and makes regular Wis
its to this district.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

Howard Cary. OF Los Angeles, a trav
cling man. is spending a few days here
on a business visit and is registered at
he Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

C. C. Nichols and Gus p Weber were
in the city yesterday from their head
quarters at Deming They returned
there last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-15

Miss Elsie Toles. county school sup
was in the city yesterday
on business connected with her off
cial position.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

pF.VDrl .. Mani, .,,,. r,,
sr. room ,.,....v n n p.rn,I .a.n
r.. r..r.
,.,..,..,.. ..,....
''N ~. ~ H'. W." .,N ,''n- O."
..' an" '.-- ,'",. j. ..'' ''. "
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'. FW. ''''' '''" ''' ."
'' ''''
i'h I' ..' '""m Nu's'."" hftlh
.'. ". .'.,".'' ,9n"".'..'..H,, paw "a
~ i'' "'"'" nome ''o
InH hl NJ Nshi r'"u house. "uo I,o'A
'ni N'r'N. .N .n' vr. water 90.
'.rN ""I $50. possession r"N SO
p'.- par '''"'"'' .'' parry 80 '"'''
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FURNISHED 7

DNVENNORT r. l022-Thrre rooms one
half of duplex hnI.e. ground floor, well
md screensl IN bark porch Phone 6+'9
WANTED just the right employed lady
who will appreciate cory homeliSc apart
walkinr distancr; steam heat. rrivste
bath; everything o. n. Address Box
WI World
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EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE iS
RESPONSIBLE POSITION hE well cdu
Gated ,''nuLtapNrI aNt huohhrrr'r ,N
p.r'u..l .a 81 bran hes g.. Oh Il..rrNn
lHuD, a.
Small. ~, os l-,ol, to t,,p cy,.lngs
also book, auiItrd. Qna,lflrhnon. Al
compensation reasonable. .tdrr., Buh
" 80 car, World
WANTED POSITION 90 general oN.'
wurN gan use NprNui,'. Phone
-.-''
WANTlD. First class s'ruogr.ph.r ~
huOAkcrpIrg position. an nov employed
Phone n.rl SUNDAY
WANTED Temporary - permanent posi-
tlon 10y experienced stcuoErapher. fhou,
2Haa.
WANTED GtNERNL OFFlCE WDEN
Can use typewriter: ono year Of ,'pe
rlcprc. anHl x alter =. m.
NplSG LADY with some knoVlcdsr "I
shorthand and tyrewriting would like 20
,ltion as office sir!i work reasonable
lhOre e I
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EMPLOYMENT
EXrsr3sncGd ChsUS
NNR-L n

Highly competent uolored chauf-
feur wanted tu drive y powered
pleasure car. Excellent salary To
right man Apply l427 South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-15

SECOND FLOOR, private front and back
entrance, roam furnished nnclosed
sleeping porch about 80 windows in
apartment splendidly arranged must
have frstclAss reference In exchange
tpr tho best Phone 2a6O after Q a NJ.
THIRD. h.. I548 For rent a.room, mod
rrn duplex house furnished. Phone
l27i.1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-15

LOTS FOR SALh Sc
LANDS AND YARNS FOR SALE 81
FARMS--l would bs FAd 10 have 700 eau
or write for Information on Soms OF tbs
best farm lands In this section OF the
country. J. A. Chores, p. o. Box AIS.
Phone 2pl5
FOR SALE iaO ACRES In Cherokee coun
ty, % Hcrrs In cultivation, good room
house, barn and we'll 7'Acre fine orchard,
sandy loan soil a snap for $4,000, terms
81 500 caNh. balance At u per cent. Sec
Russ l., Grant, 5l4 First National Bank
Bldg Phone 2l60.
IOR SALE ~ ACRES IL iLLINoIs
River bottom Cherokee county, all in
cultivation, good house and barn, fenced
and cross fenced, an AlfAlA farm. for
$1,000. terms v cash balance 10 suit
Zee Russ L. Grant jlt First NAuonal
Bank Rldr Phone 2i60, -----..-...-.
TWO LOTS for sale or trAdo any propos
tion considered Call Al 100 South
Quincy.
WANTED REAL ESTATE 80
You HAVEN'T BOLD THAT house yeti
Well Why don't Jou list II with bwos'
ney, a4I Robinson. Phone e46o,
=
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Southwestern
B ell Telephone
Company

CoMPETENT WOMAN CAFE COOK (
Immediately: must be able TO handle an
up to-date place; none other need apply
permanent and good wages Phone j.
j.. Davis. Brlstow. Okla. -----.
EXPERIENCED TENO,fRhPHER want.
Cd must be rapid and accurate. Apply
Kerr Glass Mis Co, sand Springs, Okla.
EXPERIENCED WAITER wanted at once
Apply ST. South Main.
FIRST CLASS SEAMsTREsS wanted e
good salary to, competent person. Miss
callahan 2ls New Ault building
GOVERNMENT NEEDS $4,000 WOMEN
clerssi Tulsa examinations November >
salary $1,000, experience unnecessary
women desiring government positions
write for free particulars. j. c. Leonard
former civil service eNamIUCr) $50 he.
nCis Bldg, Washington.
CAPABLE WHITE nurse for baby, Call
At II West Ninth
EXPERIENCED COLORFD girl for ger.
oral housewcrk. 325 East Eighteenth
Phone j3al
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted. 9Oj
south Main. rhorc 6lss.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS thousands Of
c.erNs: government r,orA examination
Nov . easy work, good pay, short hours,
experience unnecessary women desiring
positions write today for free par'icu'
lars. Columbia School of Civil Service,
ton. p g. 49, '''''" ''
MAID WANTED-Co CoIorcd or white al
phone t22I.
MAID WANTED Colored or white. .lons
I4Io
TWO COOP Mattresses wanted at once al
% lnH lhn L"""e q % : = -----.-.-,-
"AN ~ ~, yoml''"ut "1n'.' HA'u NJ. ,oI
SSos "'uSe"''"' '"'''' '''"'''' "'"'
~, 49,. -
" - ~ r. 'NEI-i ,,,"iIa"' "''A' E'Ou p"' D.
! = taI' 80" N"T'n n'u'"'r.
WANTED---Two vAitre Nes, light WORK,
rood pay. american pan nous" Apply
irompuy' Inc Duncan hoie'' fA"HuSAN
- ,'N,s
Woman 70 clean vacant houses
steady Iob. Bush Burns R'1'y Co. 0--
wa, T%l2 :, ,..yC,n t.IC soot,o., ,,3 cashier
tnnt % and accurate. APPLY in person. Kerr
Glass VIZ Go, 'a0d Sa-inTa.
WNNTtD-RcnaD!e white woman 10 DO
Laundry, and assist win ohSmhsr worn
EL". ."." NY s"'U MUM 1"4
",,.i
~ or,i borsewort no iannSrv. snail Yam.
! i'v: good home and wages Taone 347.
or eolor.d good salary to right one
Ms pov.llngcr. 2l9 South Nogales
! yV,XTrD--I y.J living At home viii
| nar,rts 10 work In Confectionery aud
| fruit store Call Al o6 West Third
~; -,.ra,.l home
NAo ~ - 20 ~ swed,sb massage nv
| ,r.I,,ta fron Concrharsn Denmark
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE no
M\riH RIDGE Hrouum, strictly mod
rr0 hunsaloN. ideal location, very large
living r,,om. combination furnace, house
90 y terms ". Henry phono r7i0 or
uIa
HuNIu Slut 7N room,, has"mcu' gar
EE, oaL floors Uullt ln features. 'uII '"'
rno unpshhorp"ol and tmmoitni" Jos
t,ss,ou. priced At 5000. ,nsy tcrm'
,ou can't 20 wrong here Phone 1859.
oN THE CAR LINE Nrw lroom iramo
house r,rnrr lot $3.50 $500 cahh.
cheap a, $1,000. ~, Rohcr.s"n b.ds
rNRk IIl, ST, rooms basement gar
AFr best io,ator ,,ry latest iu every
rrspc.l. y dtud, horur Tor you. lrr ma
show you Phone 7iSD + +. fEoi.
PROPERTY FOR gAIF .iiG South wheel
Ing east front. garage lsl2I frot, neatly
hulshNi divided In two room, to 1.-Two ~
partly modern II iuI trees. shade
trees. fine wD. Of good wai'r
Surru Slpl -Four room modern base
mont rrar Horace Mann school. Got
"n', S,.i'o. Fhono Ii-o i'r details
SOUTlI WEST ..Uood d room huush'o"
party garage well srlcnd,d cStl
front lot walking distance, $3.50.
$3.50 ,ash Let mo nhcw you AOa
Robinson Bldg Phone S?
NlCrOR =, blg Tor salc by owner mod
crn room bungalow Phone r527
u. 500 CASH HANDLES beautiful mcdru
bungalow Noors all oak. garage, drive
way. balance HE rent Price ~ 500
" T. Henry, phone o7l9 or aln
$3.50 CASH puts sou In possession Of >
room modern cottage, well built and dec
GRATED almost new, closets tull cas-
front lot rr"c SJ,6i0. Baker Invest
urni Co Phones 1000 7l3A
So 500 BUYS 4 NEW sin room bungalow II
Maple rArk. with garage RIM. Oar
nclI Phone 7a3p
$3.50 seven rooms modern In every way
ON ear line north eide; nice finished
basement aud garage, well, chicken JArd
terms can br arranged CAll GC1. FAi'
iog 2il Rohinson Bldg Phone 1850
$50, residence 67gl
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

GOOD THINGS TO EAT so
FOR 4 GOOD steak try TIE Oklahoma Cafe
Floyd Shioda
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ClStl hNAIl = Iutb-- . .... ,.I.y,-., tr,rt
room or ground door 4. %'r "'""y uor,b 'ryb
mo .',i
DENN tE 20 i,,r,. 49, {,-.,.i...,
front room. scpara,, beds 4 Gr,Ir,t
Phone $50.
DFNNtk. 5 IL [r.,-.- ,..r.... - .-i-----
for rent. al n.,.,t. r,or,, .''''." '''"''
DENVER al,-EI.r .rr..-,. ,.,.,.,aa
ro"u, Phone gus4
Dtrl{nr ..
hrdrnam also gar,,. t},,. .oGsE' -i+ iD''
DENvER $ gII-W,r, ,,,a..t., -
yoGn. rari ..o',o '"'"'',', 90 one or Nv"
h"or Ruulcv APIS '- '''' '''''
to town sp'Cndit iyIaI,oI ,c,, ,I,s,' ,,"""
only Phone 2I67 "'''''''"
ELWOOD \. Is -FurrisbrJ ,I.s,ir.y r,,,,,,s
n'riy decorated and under lev " nAnasr'
mm'n,' 50 and s. so per week Phone
q, 90
H..mO,'i'. 'n 22O--Ni"c." furnished clean
G5I- J. "''' "''' "'s"D''""''. fho"e
IInI,rI,--- n, ,,e .s-, ,--.
f,r r,,, l,,a .N'.'.y FURNISHED room
Fi.W6On a., 49,. ;------
PhoI. aHS5J very P''AH'"t front room
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49, .''-' ' liI' y" - E.gm 10 private
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19
Jubilee
Sale OfNOfOns

Kings Bastfng Cotton. Nos. 40,
so and so, 2 spools for 15c.
Duchess Mercerized Darning Cot
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Atlas Toilet Pins, 2 papers for 15c.
Bias Lawn Tape, white only,
6-yard piece. for 15c.
Stickerine Braid, 3-yard piece, 2
for Csc.
Rickrack Braid, 6-yard bolt, 2
for Csc.
ONO Bias Lawn Tape, 2 for Csc.
Hook and Eyes, rust proof, all
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De Long Clasps, all sizes. 2
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Cotton Betting, black and white,
21a-inch width, yard, 12c.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-03-30
CUFF PINS ARE PERMISSIBLE
Helping to Keep the Froeks
Neat at the Wrists.

Now that long sic ives are in fash
ion the fastitliOusly dressed woman
finds it necessary to take pains to keep
the sleeve of her froc,ls neat ut the
wrists. In light frocls this shows
the soil more quickly than amy other
part. With the coming fashion for
separate cuffs Of washable matel4....
the problem really solves itself so far
as dark frocks are concerned. Says Il
fashion writer. With Il wash frOck, of
course. the only thing to do it to con-
sign the whole frOck to the tub when
the cuffs look SOiled or muSSed up, UNI
less they can be washed and pressed
without disturbing the rest Of the
frOck.
When separate cuffs are worn with a
dark frock. pins to keep them in place
are quite permissible. Sometimes cuffs
arc made with buttons that insure their
neat appearance. But more often eth
CT pins or basting is depended on to
keep them in place. All sorts of little