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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22
~. 5. Victory Celebrated
for Military Duty-Local

! IS organized with r. Is. Cole. chair
man; W. II. Halves. secretary and w
II. Cummings treasurer. the re-
maInder Of the committee being com
posed Of the following well known
/ Republicans; ". X. elliott, CLYDE
; RI. smith +. \. Merrill Thomas
/ l'lonno. Thomas Dean, w. Fl. Demo.
~ \. Porter, J.. j.. Sardford. Lester
! Packard, NJ. Roulette. Thos. Thorn
son and Harry Murray.
Recent residents If Somerset coun-
" VINO have appeared before the
clerk Of courts or The Deputy clerk
for declaration of intentions of nat :
ufaiSatlon arc: Jonthan Living
stone. 50, common laburer of Madi-
son. formerly of Emerson, y. B.:
-iartin Joseph Donahue. "a, labor or
of Indian Pond formerly of West
frampton, +. a.; Thomas tFaggan.
SO, woodsman Of Jackman formerly
of It. George, r. O.; David Lesson.
IS, carpenter, Fairfield formerly of
ST. Victor, l.. O.. Arthur poulin, 20.
spinning mill opcrat tive. a Patten
Court, s'koWhesan. formerly of
Hcauceviilue. +. O.: Joseph Eli
Flante, 40 woodsman Of Jackman.
formerly Of Standon. p. @.
cal! from military headquarters
has been received for The induction
OF three mon from SOM rset county,
needed for guard du.ies and fire com
ranies for ports of emo arkation and
are to he selected with a view of
suitability to this work Mer are
also wanted from this county with
aptitude for mechanical work.
DIN y, Tracy. Las been sent to
FlattSburg as a repres 2ntativr from
Bates College. whittier his brother.
Leighton Goodwin Tracy preceded
him a few DAYS ago.
Allie Preble with his mother and
friend have returned from an enjoy
able two weeks outing at Mrs L. II.
Appleby's cottage at Lake SAgana-
wan. Smithfield.
Approximately 1910 tons OF nner-
chandise were shipped out of Skow-
hogan during the month of June and
22z tons We're received during the
same month. These Two sums ccr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

responding with June o. last year are
forwarded 413 tons and 1922 sons.
Hay shipments were 534 tons during
the month as compared to 1873 tons in
! June of last year, Willie the total
amount forwarded and received in
/ 1917 were 1911 tons and 1875 tons
! respectively with 4491 shipped out in
! June 1913 and 1860 tons received.
| Other out going shipments for the
month were grain. 81 tons. live
stock. 10 IL tons, woll. 207 TOYS:
, lumber, rs tons; houS chold goods
furniture. 6 tons: wood pulp. 1886 S-4
tons; paper, II tons; other manufac-
turtles, II IL tons: miscellaneous 43
tons. Fieght received in approx
mate tons grain, 235 tins; wool. 1871
tons; coal $50 tons; lark 80 tons;
other products of the forest, 20 tcrs:
oils, tons: sugar. II IONS; cement.
So tons; paper. % tons; acids, tons;
miscellaneous, 119 tons.
Mr. and Mrs Frances Ames Of East
Skowhegan have gone to Banyor for
a visit
Mrs. Josephine Watson and daugh-
ter. Helen of Boston who We're fer
merlN at Lake Wesserursett have ar
rived TO visit at the home of Leonard
leighton in North Co-nville.
Word has been received here of the
death Of Mrs. Daniel flanders at fer
home in Lynn, Mass. The family at
one time lived between here and Nor
ridgewock and for while lived in
this village. 1t is understood that
the remains were inferred in Gardi-
ner.
Judge f. Fl. Brazzeli of -he West
ern Somerset Municipal, Court CON
Quoted a hearing Saturday at the Re
formatory for Women relative to the
sanity of Mary A. Johnson. colored.
one Of the inmates Of TIE institution.
1t seems that the woman has been
wont to make attacks upon others at
the reformatory and her condition
vas such as to warrant the belief on
the part of the officials of the place
that she was deransad The jutge
was somewhat undecided but deemed
il advisable to commit her to the
state hospital for observation.
Two men from Somerset county.
physically qualified for general SER
vice, have been ordered for e!train-
ment for Fort Slocum. y. r.. during
the five days period beginning Au-
gust ). Six from this county have
also been ordered for genera. mill
tary service, who have had at least
Grammar school edu"ation or its
equivalent and have some aptitude
for mechanical work.
Carl A. Powers Of New York city.
who has been visiting mere With Mrs
Powers and her relativ in town. de-
parted Sunday on his return to New
York. accompanied by his wife. Mr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22
HINCKLEY

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Richardson Of
Boston are expected soon for an ex-
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Richardson.
Francis Spofford, who expected to
| leave for camp next week, has been
transferred to class 3. lie is at work
at railroad section hand
| E. C.. JOY. station agent, expects to
move into the new station next week.
Marshall Clifford, who has been at
work IN Bath, is at home cutting his
hay
Several auto parties attended the boys
band concert at Lakeside Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Won Miller of Mar
ison visited friends in this place Thurs
dry
Miss Floy Walker, who has been
/ working in Waterville. will visit friends
in Massachusetts several weeks.
f, Mrs. Walter Palmer and daughter are
visiting friends in skevhesan.
Everett Wardwell Of Brunswick was
at home over Thursday night.
! A. F. Merrill and family Of Water
vile are staying at Northport Camn
Grounds in the Kicker cottage on Park
Row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Wheeler OF wa
| tertown, Mass. are visiting Mr. ana
Mrs. George Tibbetts and friends in this
vicinity
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Covei OF Vassal-
boro visited his parents Sunday
| Mrs. Rose Strickland is visiting
friends in Portland. Mr.. Strickland and
son Lewis are at work for L. Bowden
in haying.
CHARLES Wheeler. formerly OF This
place. who passed the winter in Mime
apohs, MINI. has gone to Augusta
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drew and chill
dren Of Auburn have been visiting his
sister. Mrs. Kate Bickford. and friends
the past few days.
The family Of Hon. Anger GOODWIN q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22
Hearing Saturday at Refornat
-Reclassified Men Accept

William Witham Of This town and
Ellis Kinney Of Danfortk have pur-
chased the meat market of l.. Is,
JeNett on Madison avenue and Will
take possession August list. Mr.
Witham has been engaged either as
a grocery salesman or manager Of
grocery stores in this section Tor
some time and for several months
has been manager Of the SkoWhcGan
Branch Of the Direct Importing Go.
Mr.. Kinney is butcher and lumber
man and will probably not move his
family here until next spring as he
has some extensive numbering oper-
ations to attend to this winter ac-
COrding to present plans. The new
concern will deal more in groceries
than has been Mr.. Jcwett's custom.
l.. t. JeWett, native of North An
dover Mass, is one Of the older mar
ket men of SRoWhcgan. His father
was the late isaac Steward Jevett
and came here when his son was q
small boy. He was butcher and
market man ana built a Slau@n;cr
house soap house and stable on Jew
EFT street. later buildine the Pierce
house there. From lhi@ family of
Jewctts was the naWe tf the street
derived. The year thai l.. H. JeWett
was II wears old he entered the mar
ket Of hi, father which was then un-
der the cid Hotter Brewster on Madi
son avenue and since that time ne
has continued to he engaged IN this
work. For time he worked for the
Nutter & Ferguson concern where
the r ". Bucknam store is nIw and
after Nh. Ferguson disposed of his
interests TO Mr.. Mute, Mr.. JeWett
was taken into the firm. Eventually
Isaac Jewett bought cut Mr.. Nutter
am4 then father and son continued
in the enterprise. Since then Mr.
JeWett has been in pa"i ncrSh.p with
various local men. including the latc
r. ". Brown. the late Henry Wash
burn The late George tairbrother a.
IT, Lang. Adam Sirlpso: ard w ,i'lY
Pennell Since tho retif oment Of the
last ma mod gentleman, MI. Jewett
has been in business alone.
The Republican Towr. Committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

1t is hoped that the coming get
together" Of the kennebec and An
droscosgin Eowdoin Alumni Asso-
Citations next Wednesday afternoon.
July "a. at Tacoma Inn. Tacoma
Lakes, will call out big attendance
and this is expected as the occa sion
has always proved a good time The
Augusta party will go by auto leav-
ing T. J. c. Little's office on Water
street at about o'clock in the af-
ternoon II the weather is fayora BILE
and il otherwise tho trip will be
made by trolley. The two PRINCIPAL
events Of the afternoon Will be the
bali game between teams represent
ing the two associations and then
the dinner. Regarding the ball game.
the Kennebcc team is more or less
crippled on account Of the war. but
Capt Burleigh Martin, who will eth
or pitch or catch. will produce some
thing in whatever position he plays
that Will make the mill city" play
ers sit UP and take notice. Regard
ing the dinner, 1t will be of intere st
to those of the prospective party
who are blessed with super-excellent
appetites to know that there will be
no restrictions placed on either the
sea foods or meats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22
JOHN ALBERT MeNALLy
Bugler seth Pioneer Inf, Dies Sud
denly at Spartanbure, S. C.

Mrs. Nellie Walker of this CITY re-
ceived a telegram Sunday morning
stating that her son, Bugler John AL
bert McNally Of the 56th Pioneer In
fantry. died very suddenly at II
0 clock Saturday night at the base
hospital at Spartanburg. S. c.. aged
IS years. No particulars have We,
been received. Young McEallv en- :
listed in the Burleigh battery of the
Mllken Regiment of the 1st Maine
Heavy Field Artillery, now the 5str
Pioneer Infantry. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

cap, Lewis Hatch Of the three
mastcd schooner Mary z. O'ys left
on the steamer Islander Sunday
morning for his home in South HrIs-
to for a few days. The Olys IS at
the mill Of the Augusta Lumber Co.
loading lumber for Connecticut. hav-
ing arrived Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

The steamer Islander had good
sized party on board yesterday morn
ing when she started from Augusta
If people who were going to the Is
lands Of Boothbay Harbor, either for
their annual vacations or for the en-
joyment of the sail down the kenre-
bee and Of a few hours at the sea-
81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Miss Grace NJ. Oakos. private sec
rotary 10 Robert Lincoln O'Brien, ed
itor Of the Boston Herald. WAS in the
city Saturday on her way TO her
home in Brewer for a two weeks va
cation Miss Cakes was formerly
stcnographcr for the Public Utilities
commission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Miss Mary Owen of this city and
Miss Marion Chick. formerly of Au-
gusta. now a nurse at Newton Hos
pital. Newton, Mass. who have been
passing two weeks at Paradise Point.
arrived in the city Saturday evening
on the Islander. Miss Chick is to
pass few days with her aunt, Mrs. J..
+. Young.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22
Smith Bea..

Lieut. Bertrand Smith and Ethel
May Bean Of this city were united III
marriage Saturday morning at Wat
crvillc and left Immediately for
hriof wedding trip. No cards. Lieut..
smith will leave next Friday for
Camp Devens at Aver. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22
Z N whan u -.

4. ~fnm when - .t-,,
IA P''ce that tncre aro
A., WI" nlll alree that
T.. vas f M best. l,,t 49, va.
J ,.,.. .a'r been = different f.eI.
|ur, '' ~" execution last
morning e the l,,,n h,ac,,
j., y, q known along wator
|,,o y Bon for wh,le : far "'er :
"a p hai MI owner. bo ~ nv ~ :,
! s,-. .n'.d'rod by some - 80 ,b rs
along 'he street ~ some
ma 49,, way q company proper.
aer,s,a Few = them thoush,
= T.. Y 'Ac dog because tho
'arS to which he had
sh' w.. ''' probable that he
vvs RVS. although ha vas
c, hun'er ara OCCASIONALLY
.1,'h ono. bu, INC sirht - >
b a,a ~ q set Bob about
!, Inv keen him hunting for the
|s,.. w. d'r The dog sudden : 4
III, : ..''S 70 the cellars kep,
,rtay .eSs ne and one man said
n, i . ~. no would much rather
~ d,n .' '..l license than to have
.ogh, k''.ei ard that he Mad
n, mo Mtle fellow had
c.p.. good b. Keeping some
'rS free Nom rats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

liam E'anchalre of Halloween
6''n appointed Western rnjon
's'r Tor tho Augusta Office r.,
/ f"d + champnev who has
n Transferred IN Concord \ "
maine began his duties
I'ariay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Mrand Mrs. Elmer Y. Freeman Of
Auburn returned home Sunday after
passing n few days ut the home Of
Nh and Mrs Edward c. Nichols Of
Gage street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Mrs Rena Carnage and Mrs. Mabel
Garfield and their infan daughters
~ this city left tho Augusta General
hospital yesterday for their respect
We. homes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Mrs. Rena raige Of this city is q
patient az the Augusta General hos
pital where on Sunday she under
vent surgical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Lester NJ Hart private secretary
10 Governor Miliken, rct"rned with
his family Sunday evening from
Ocean Point. where they had been
moving a weeks vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

n az HER i GIVEN ,,,,
WI ksnn,,Ibsepc s o. .Aasusta IN the
p Bar F, s,Ion TO the Maine
'or admisssaiaaaa n,Iners for exam na-
y Maine % the Bar OF the
z te held :, he session Of the
=, Tle-aav ~ q, Portland. Maine. on
CLIFFORD August 4. f.. 1919
rs OF tho Boa rd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

,'''n! y Mckay Who recent
~ commission as lien.
ni'ed States army, will
a'"dnF q take ~ his dn,,o,
('ans Fridge " ~. ~. T.
E'y resigned from h, IA '
|eia'c examining nhys;n,a ,"'e . as
Board 81 ,fEsna @'o'''' Tor
*hlrh he has filled J, :, .onh-
.t-y,,,. ','' ana needless to say
} a,a4 '""n greatly 40
!. r.,,..' 'l| BOARD His depart
Arr,,..N 'rd' although The boar,
ia '''''' hIm Upon his prefer =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Saturday and Sunday W ere the hot
test days since the ROY spell began.
with Saturday perhaps a degree or
two to the good. Reports Saturday
noon gave the tempera turo as at 90
and ~, and Sunday while the mer-
curry might have run about as high
there was breeze that helped out a
little But it was not enough at that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Mrs. J Fremont Dearborn and son
George are visiting al Bath for a few
DAYS as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert T. Colby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Mrs ErHesf ]. Mclean with iheir
b. tUd tauEhfer are al Seal Cove
Vie summer months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

a 1 VT passengers on tho 4 o.
w II Y '.' west saturday after
!. va part :" ~ sailors who
-c'Arn fo Boston from oyar
N 'h'r claimed q he members
" r'N ~ me r =. : 0os,or
= "nieh they sad was rammnd
~ nA'' ago bu, that none Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Mrs r G. Fife Of FryeburS is Wis
ting her son, Fred K. Fife of 10
Grove street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22
MONDAY, July p, 1918.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

george Il Mac mpcr was VISITOR
,vtr sandal ~ Buxton, making the
-rp IN Ais au'omqhle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-22

Melrose. Mass, is visiting his people at
North Fairfield.
Mrs. Ernest Gray and cniiofen are
making an extended visit to her mother,
Mrs. w. B. Clifford.
DIR. Clifton Wheeler Of Watertown.
Mass. ID expected here the hfSt % next
Evening journal., 1918-04-29

This advertisement is contribut
ed to the Winning of the War By
George H. Pierre Advertising
Ageney-
Evening journal., 1918-04-29

DO You want to ray
Germany's War Debt ?
WILL you INVEST your money now or give it to
Germany later?
LOOK the facts Squarely in the face War demands
money. Bills run into billions Our Government
says to its citizens LEND us your dollars to pay our
bills and we will repay each dollar with intereSt"
ON the other hand stands Germany Giving no
quarter seeking to rule the universe exact
ing the toll of blood and sacrifice and grimly awaiting
to exact the toll of money.
THERE can be no cOmparSon---no choice Either
we win the war or pay the KaiSer'S tax Either we
invest our savings now in the Worlds SoundeSt
Securities or pay the German War Debt
WISE investors the Country over have paid pre-
miumS to purchase industrial railroad and municipal
bonds yielding 40 and less and behind which there
was no greater security than the physical assets of the
company or city,
HERE is an investment paying 4@S sold at par--and
backed by the resources of the entire United States
DELAWARE the first star in the blue field OF Old
Glory Will Delaware be among the first to over sub
scribe this loan?
Buy More Bonds TODAY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08

FOUR room modern home; walking
distance of Arsenal; price $1,000;
terms 5000 cash, balance monthly.
Hance & Gruske. Safety building.
Phone 4S8. evening 1858.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
coRNPRICES GAIN
ON BETTER DEMAND

chicago. June S--Corn improved
: price TODAY largely as a result
= buviug in anticipation Of small
-u,e;pts and Of increased cash de
n.pd later Opinions prevailed
.,st wheat would be given prefer
s,ce in the movement Of grain from
--,5ucing sections. The readiness
.i,h which offerings were absorbed
-ase sellers cautious Opening
lies which ranged from the same
= Yesterdays finish 10 12G lower
nh July 1865 10 1855 were fol-
Ioued BY 4 material advance all
subsequently. profit taking and
xeek end adjustment of trades
rare than wiped out the gains.
prices closed unsettled at the same
az Yesterdays finish to 1zc lower
Tit6 July 1855 10 49, and Aug
U.s. 1SS.
Dealers in oats appeared to re-
card the beaTjsh character Of the
government crop report as having
seen fully discounted in advance.
rynort inquiry was again in evil
5srce. After opening sc off 10 a
NE advance. the market scored a
substantial gain
Provisions hardened owing to the
strength OF corn
- : = -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
WEEKLY PROVISION
AND GRAIN REVIEW

Chicago. June S.-Despite the U
boat raid and recurrence OF peace
gossip. the corn market this week
scored q rapid advance. Rains in
Iowa. together with efforts on in
dastries TO prepare for any likeli-
hood OF harvest time shipping pref
erence 10 wheat were the chief
bullish factors. Compared with
week ago. corn this morning was
3Ec to 45sc net higher, oats up
~ TO Sic and provisions at gains
Of SIC 10 1856.
Although the activities of sub
marines OF the coast brought
about rush of selling in the corn
market, the bearish furry that re-
suited was quickly ended. A brisk
rally followed and then traders de-
voted attention mainly to the
promising crop outlook until on
Thursday the market began 70
bulge owing 10 anxiety over Iowa
adyices Of excessive rains
Oats developed strength with
corn, but export business lacked
volume, and bearish government
report was anticipated.
Provisions assembled with grain
and hogs.
Buy Thrift Stamps
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
POOL OPERATIONS
GUIDE STOCK LIST

New York. June S.-PooIs direct
ed today's dull and superficial
stock session, combining their &C
Invites to motors, tObaccos and a
Few Of the speculative issues at
gross advances of l to + pointe.
Seasoned industrials were<moder-
ately strong and rails hardened af-
ter early apathy. Profit taking
caused reactions of l to > points
among specialties in the latter part
OF the session. The closing was
strong Sales Appropriated 300
600 shares. Liberty bonds record
ed a decided improvement. 80 s
selling at 1856 to 1912: first as
az 90.8S; second As $3.50 to 95.
No quotations on 312's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
LEGAL.


ADMINISTRATOR safe of Real Estate.
stdLs u Illinois, Knox CCunLy-ss
BY virtue Of an order and decree
y me county court of Knox county
~ maoe on the petition Of the IN
lers!gneo, : z. Erlsndson. admin
S[atoT OF the estate OF Frank Oscar
GRANDSON, deceased, for leave - sell
Isa4 estate OF said deceased, at tho
May term. 4. =. 1918, Of said court,
g-Wlt: on the eighth day OF May.
1s-e. l SHAH, on the sixth day Of
J4ns, 1915, between the hours Of 10
geloek IN the forenoon ana o'clock
y Inc afternoon Of said Gay tsaIe to
commence al : o'clock noon, sell a [
plbLlc sale at tEs north front door OF
ne nlted States pOstof1ce n SiIvis,
county Of Rock Island. Illinois, the
.ee4 estate described as follows, to-
Wy; Lot five 90. IN block I'VE 80,
a the town OF SIIvls, county Of Rock
A1ana ana state OF Illinois Said
sac Will be made on the following
Ems to-wlt- For cash. title TO pass
y purchaser upon payment Of pur-
-Aase price and on the approval OF
ea4o sale by the court.
5. =. ERLANDSON.
A1HIllhlst Iaior Of the Estate Of Frank
oscar ErlaHdsgn. deceased
oDateo this etu day OF May. a D.
Il sqgherty. * Baird. atrorneys.
Seles burg III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
Eaecufor. Netice

Estate or Daniel lfIelIye 5a~aaeeF
The urdersfgre5 bst-irs naar an
pointed exer5,rT'5 ~ fTa - ,,.7fi srtd
testament of Daniel ETieTLrs ra+a If
- county Of Rock Island state Of
..t;tlnois, deceased. hereby gives no
SS,e mat she VIII appear before the
~ ~. BENJAMIN Bell, judge Of the
plopate court OF Rock Island, at the
kly9ats court room, IN the city Of
ss1ecA Island, al The July term. on the
nrst Monday In July, next, al which
80 all persons having claims
4gaiust said estate are notified and
assqqested 70 attend for the purpose
:. having The same adjusted. All
.s!sons indebted 20 said estate are
- lested 10 make Immediate pay
-snt 70 the undersigned.
dated 27t1 DAY OF May 4 y. 1918.
=. ALNISE MIELk L Executrix.
,oslanerd. Schoede & Stafford, at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


GARAGE; 1908 Second avenue.
GARAGE; IO49 Fourteenth street
GARAGE, at 1924 Twenty-eight
street. Phone R. l. 3261.
BARN: suitable for garage: 1905
Fortieth street Phone 4567-X.
ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners, Sl-z5
per day delivered. CAN r. /. 4403.
HOUSEHOLD and piano storage:
Bowlby's Music House. 1900 block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. June S.-Corn-No.
yellow and 3 yellow. nominal. No.
yellow I45. Nc : yellow I35:
10 6 yellow 1.22Gl.30.
Oats-No. white 75i4 q IS :
standard 76d7612
Rve-No. , nominal. barley 105
f15O: timothy 5000 500. clover
nominal. pork nominal: lard 1892 !;
ribs 2167G22-05.
-Ruv Va SaNinEs Siam ps=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08

$500 BUNGALOW; partly modern;
near Franklin school addition bar
gain, $3.50; terms If desired. Ad-
dress H" care Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
FURTHER DECLINE
RECORDED BY HOGS

chicago. June S.-Left overs and
lack OF demand were the chief fac
tors resulting in today's decline in
hog quotations on the market
here
Hog receipts. 5000. mostly 2on
sue lower than Friday morning
hea7y butchers, 16.60G16.75: light
butchers. $500 1896; heavy pack
ing, 1880 1850, rough. 15.60G
1900; selected light. 16.95617.1O:
medium and light mixed. 1850
1919. bulk, 16.50616.95. pigs. good
10 choice, 1650d
Cattle, LOCO; steady; few on sale
calves, strong.
Sheep. 5000: lambs. 75c higher
Tor the week; sheep. steadv<to 25c
higher than6 week ago.