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White Hats for Summer.

Present Indications are that white
hats are going to be one of the big sum
mer favorites In the local millinery
trade. Some OF the manufacturers are
preparing comprehensive lines of these
models for dress or sports wear
Among the most attractive models are
those made up OF white hemp with the
trim OF white MORE or grosGrain ribbon.
The all white georgette effects are also
prominent in many of the lines.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

-, :. -, = ~>----N-->~---~N---~
an order OF Honorable JOHN r. COHALAS
a Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK
NOTICE IN hereby given TO all person.
having claims against FRANCES y
BAKER, late Of the County Of New Yortt
deceased 10 present the same with vouch.
crs thereof to tho subscribers at thair
OF their attorneys, Peck a. Har-eck sc
&c Liberty street, IN the Borough OF MS~
haitian, city OF New York, on or before I ,
Stth day - September next Dated s.,
YORK, the ith day OF March. 1913. FRAN
CTS LAKE TEACHER, FRANCIS s.
PHRAN Err Executors PECK Il HAN
COCK. Attorneys for Executors. Is Liberty
street y Y. City.
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BUYS APARTMENT AND LOFT.

The Lebertan Corporation bought
nom client OF the Equitable Trust
Company 5l6-1s West 143d street, a
ak story 100 foot elevator apartment
house. housing thirty-six families and
paying rental OF $4,000 The prop
erty was held at sl75.0 900. The trans
action was for all cash. Joseph Astroff
was the broker
The Lebertan Corporation also bought
IT East Twelfth street, a five story
business building. 25x106. This was
also a cash transaction. the holding
price being $4,000. F. VI. welles was
the broker.
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Factors in the cotton goods market
here believe there is little likelihood
that spring gingham prices to the job
bling trade will show a decline. as COM
pared with those named for fall. These
dealers contend that before the prices
for spring ginghams are announced 1t
Is probable that higher wages will have
been granted to the workers and this,
they believe. will influence greatly the
price question.
Reports in the local market indicate
an active demand for fall ginghams,
some dealers here stating that because
Of the limited production II proba bly,
will be necessary for them TO cut down
many OF the orders
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SALE IN DYCKMAN SECTION.

Harry Aronson. Inc, bought the
Iavalette, at / Arden street. northwest
corner of Maggie avenue. one of the
largest apartment houses in the Dyck-
man section. The structure, which was
purchased from the Tyndall Realty Com
pany, Inc, stands on a site fronting 1874
feet on Arden street and 10 feet on
Maggie avenue. The house contains ac-
commodations for sixteen families and
eight stores. E. S. Willard & Co. were
the brokers in the deal Lurie G. Fem
berg, attorneys, acted for Mr.. Aronson
and Alfred d. Olena represented the
sellers
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FAIL RIVER. April 27,-Representat-
tives OF the Cotton Manufacturers As
ISOLATION and delegates from the Textile
Council affiliated with the National
AmalgRmation of Textile Operatives
will meet tomorrow TO consider the
question OF a wage increase for the
workers. The textile operatives were
granted an increase of Is per cent on
June 3, 1918. an agreement being en-
tered into at that time for a period of
six months.
Brisk trading In the cloth market for
the past month or moro has brought the
mills back to nearly normal production,
and IL is the general opinion that an
agreement Will be reached that will
prevent labor troubles.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.l
Manhattan

torney)
Manhattan.
RUTGERS .PL, 12-Rachel Cohen 20 Ma
than Lifshutz, 2ss Z Bway. Mar 81 $50:
attys. Davis a X. $50 Bway 600
PIKE ST. :s--The Chevra Adas Wolko-
wisk. on the premises, TO Isaac Gordon.
e2l f SGD st. Feb 4. 1914; attys, Harry
Levin. l67 Il Bway ...............N,O GOV
ID Az. A6s-Ida NJ Muncie 10 E!lz stein
muller MAY 3. 1906: atty, G stein
muller 1911 I'd aN..,,.,,........,E,p 900
18TH ST, u 8, 25s.I . nth aV. leSSs4.lO
Richard S curtis and Alice NJ Mott 20
Cleveland + Pratt. Bayport, !. !, cNr VIII
Clara !. Pratt. July IS. 1916; attys,
INons & Smith. 40 Cedar st......tl.6 500
6iST st, 9. l75 W 2d nv. ?oxl00.5 D
Margt u Hennellv TO Mary \ Racey, in
div and extrx will Robt II Rscey. Dec s.
1905: attys. Title Guar Co. lIs
Bwsy .......,:a...'::..,t'::''t;oo..;;SSaaG;;Too
Morris and Leah Rosenberg ct al TO David
Israel. June 81. 1905; atty. d stocklen,
eeD sT, .. lis Q iith av, 6csiOO 8
VIM McGowan TO Ernest NJ Cross 40
Ciaremont av. Dec Q. 1900; atty. George
e Garland, Il Wal st;:..:.;::s 5000
Corn to Grassl Rlty Co, $40 5th av. Dec
q. lsis; attys Wilson, Bouker & W.
14:D ST. 7st EGjjui.a and VIM oGormsn
TO Matilda II de Gonzalez. 25s W list
st, Dec IL. 1888; attyr. coudert Bros,
hector 81 . : o - JvV
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

II. Richter & Co. sold at Rockaway
Park for Mrs Edward Wrenn her $685.
900 ocean front home to Richard j. wag-
ner: also sold for Robert w. Brodmann
dwelling on Tenth avenue, Rockaway
Park. to a client.
William X. Macdonald sold for the
Frank Cotter Company plot on Wood
mere Boulevard. woodmere. improved
with modern etucco house and garage
to Alexander II. Straus
j. Albert Johntra sold the dwelling
at 80 State street, Flushing, to Mrs.
Bessie w. Niece of Hollis.
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Far Auction starts To-day.

Sr. LorIs, April 27.-Furs valued at
more than Sl0.000.000 will be offered
for sale at the annual spring auction OF
Funston Bros. & Co. which opens at the
International Fur Exchange here to-
morrow Tie sale will continue until
May 10.
Interest is centred in the lot OF ! 0 900
Alaska fur seals. dressed. dyed and ma
chined, to he sold tomorrow for the ac-
count of tho United states Government,
There will he an exceptionally large Of
fering OF Russian sable.
Fur coats valued at 800. 200 will he
displayed at a style show to be held
May 3,
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UPPER BROADWAY DEAL,

Knowlton Court. six story apartment
house with store at 1910 Broadway,
southeast corner of 159th street, was
cold by the Hudson Trust Company to
Hugh Gordon Miller. an attorney at go
Broadway. The property. which was
held at sS50,000 has a frontage of 100
feet on Broadway and depth OF 125
feet. True =. Pierce represented the
purchaser as attorney.
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DARK HORSES" GETS PREMIEF
Play shown in Washington VIII
De Here in August.

WARRINGTON, April 27.-"Dare Horses"
n new comedy by Samuel Shipman and
Pcrc!val Wilde, had its first production
at the Belasco Theatre here tonight be-
fore an audience that included mcm-
bers of the Cabinet and many Washing
ton notables. William Harris. Jr., was
the producer. in the cast were Roland
foung. Phoebe Foster. Cathleen Nesbitt.
Arthur Ashley, Mckay Morris, Curtis
Cooksey, Edward Robinston. Frances
Underwood. Helene Sinnott and James
kearney.
Among those who came from New
York to attend the openings. were Fay
BANTER, Louis Mann, Clara Lipman.
Fannie Hurst, Mrs Henry Il. Harris and
Livingston Plat The play is scheduled
for New York early in August
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BROWN buys CHELSEA MARKET

Frederick Brown purchased from the
Josephine C. Christman estate the
Chelsea Public Market, a Ave story
building at III to ITS Eighth avenue,
southwest corner OF Nineteenth street.
The property occupies a plot fronting
10 feet on the avenue and 104 feet on
the street and is assessed at $4,000.
Lotion H. Slawson was the broker in
the transaction.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Kenneth Ives Co. sold for Mrs.
George NJ Cumming her country place
at Irvington-on- Hudson. to Noel Stat
ham of the West Virginia Pulp and
aper Company. The property was hald
az 100000
G. Henry Mahlsted sold his Colonial
house on Davis avenue, New Rochelle,
to John 4, Chew of Larchmont.
tiriffen. Prince G Ripley. with Doer!ng
g. Kistlngcr, were the brokers.
Gr'6pn, Prince s. Ripley reated for
The sun., 1919-04-28
TILDEN SELLS APARTMENT.

Theodore \. Kavanagh of the Office
Of John J. Kavanagh, in connection with
Douglas l., Gilman & Co, sold for
Marmaduke Tilden the eight story fire.
proof apartment house at So East
Seventy-fourth street, the northwest
corner OF Park avenue. The property
was held at 100000. The buyer is an
investor.
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(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 1l0th streets.)

J Carney to Thos Mclaughlin, ssi II
ls6th at, April eT, due. sc. ~ per
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Sale of Australian Wool.

Boston, April 27.-Five million pounds
of Australian wool owned by the United
States Navy will be offered at public
auction here Wednesday. This is the
only sale OF Government owned wool
scheduled for this week, The next Sc
ries will open here May 8 and will con-
tinue for five days.
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OLD BRONX PROPERTY SOLD.

y. II. weisker sold for the varla-
guet Estate TO n client the property
known "a 1.-THE Pines" having a 'front.'
age OF 2Os feet on old Jerome avenue,
5l4 feet on Vernon place, GA feet on
Park place. eos feet in the rear, about
forty-four lots, with n substantial old
homestead
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suspenders to Cost More.

Higher prices within tho next two
months for mems suspenders, belts and
kindred lines are now In order, say
wholesalers here. The Increased prices
for raw materials. coupled with the
higher cost OF labor, are said to be re-
sponsible for the proposed advances
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

96TH ST, az W-James HiEham agt IS A

96TH ST. AZ w-James Hisham agt s. A
GO Manhattan Av Corp ct al: Mar |,
SAME PROPERTY-Edw r Abbott agt
same: Mar !. 1919. .stl8. IS
SAME PROPERTY-Meyer Gold Ast same
SAME PROPERTY-Ernest Crasks ast
Morris James ct al; Feb IS.
sAsE rRoPERfrv-s;a;mc..' AIT $3.50 Nan
haitian Nv Corp Ct al; April =.
1919 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,,..tI6Lll
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGS.

Robert II. Moran. President Of the
Board OF Aldermen, will be a speaker at
the next meeting of the New York
Building Managers Association. to be
held on Tuesday. May 10. at the Park
Avenue Hotel.
The Houghton Company were an.
pointed agents for the properties at 306
West Seventy-third street, 31S West
SEVENTEEN street, oT4 West Seventy
first street and 255 West Seventeen
street.
The sun., 1919-04-28
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Crepe de Chine Waists
Leaders for Summer
r Asst manufacturers have been

w Asst manufacturers have been
w heavy purchasers of crepe
de chine recently. and there
are Indications that they are plan
ming to use this material extensively
for their summer and fall lines.
Several prominent silk dealers in
the market here say that as u result
OF the buying activities of the waist
men stocks Of crepe de chine have
been depleted. In addition to taking
the plain materials, the waist manu-
facturers have placed large orders
for the printed crepes, principally
the small effects in not more than
two colors.
The sun., 1919-04-28
TRADE CLAIMS ANOTHER HOME

Another fine home on West Fifty
seventh street is TO be used for bust
ness purposes. according TO an announce
ment made yesterday by Pease e. Eli
man, who have leased for Mrs Frank
p. Frazier her handsome residence at
II West Fifty-seventh street to Nine.
Jeanette Freedman, milliner and Dress
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

4sTH ST 53t to $40 VS. l. Snyder Co. Inc
agt Elizabeth + Buckley, owner; John
o Devlin CONSTR Co. Inc John o Devlin
and John ] Buckley, contrs. IS. $50 81
The sun., 1919-04-28
LIS PENDENs.
Bronx.

TIFFANY ST. 1os5-Abraham Dorb OF al
sgt Meyer Brown ct al foreclosure of
MORTGAGE; atty, II. Gottlieb.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

y. g. Government Public Auction sac
VIM. Jacohus VIII sell at PubliC Auction a.
Camp Mills. J.. L. time $3.50 +. NJ, Aprli
csth for the account of Waste Material
Section Salvage Division, Zone supply Of
hcer. New YORK Depot saivagsd uAtcr.l.
from garage DESTROYED by IRE, repre-
senting the remains OF % motor
trucks, - automobiles ana motor
cycles. J. is understood that 'h.s cqu!i,-
n.ent is not nvailah ,o for use In oT.Cipa,
state and Will be sold "AS Is also approx
imatcly cars lin cans. Inspection Can ba
made either before or date OF sale 'ern.
Will be cash down, circulating medium or
certihed check Removal will be started
within - hours from date OF sale and
completed as soon as possible.
The sun., 1919-04-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

GOTH ST. 81 E--Title @ 4 T Co 20 bond
4 Mtg Guar Co and Bond \ Mtg Guar
Co to the Bank for sav. 1850 Ith av;
address 17e Broadway; 2 assignments;
t.p ST. asoi w. mtg $1,000: so sS'I st,
ass W. mtg s..ooo-centrai Union Trust
Co OF Y. trustee, TO Jessie Jacoby.
ne Broadway: ? assignments, $1,000
i2sTH ST. Isl and 1913 EF--is5 broadway
Holding Corp TO n & NJ Go, isS
c.B BW sT n !: is West End av. i' mig
Rupert to Ernest NJ eros. 40 Clermont
ev; atty, W O Bushell. 81 Wall st $4,000
FAD at. 1:i e. mtg .ls.Soo-w Graunch
atty, Abr ] Halprin. Al Park Row. 81
15OTH ST. tse w-Edw Ritz to Annie z
Moran. 46s W 16tth st; nttys. Smith &
GRAND ST. $50, mig S,ooo-Minnie War
rem to Louis Kahn, l4S W t4th st;
atty II J Rubenstein. Hickman
1sap 81, ii w-vocomo Realty Corp 20
Mary Kingsland, 1926 5th nv: atty,
9 Creepy IS Broad st. .:: $500 100
II Ray to Metropolitan Trust Co. SO
Wall ST. attys Alger 6 Coughlin'. ~
Wall st................'.. .'''.''''s loo
The Bronx.
FoRDHAM RID, n cor Grs nd av, li1x
Indus Saw Bank. 81 Chambers ST; atty,
j Mcclure. 81 Chambers st. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY-Hy F Xroger TO
same: atty same. ............. 900
BRYANT Az. i522--Title g & Co to
+ B ssvall: " am st: $4,000
CONCORD Az. q. 1917 s i6ist at. 1884
Lawyers Mtg Co to Sarah II Farmer
ter. 1879 Court at. Plattsburgh. y;
attys. Murray. p & II. 81 Wall st '2s, 600
STORY Av, "a, IA W Castle Hi av: ?
lots each 25xt0S--Annie Brown to Jos
A Foster. 22os Ellis sv; atty. NJ 50
John 81 Cedar r...,..........:.... 81
STEBB1NS Az l275--Jacob fletcher to
Title q & T Co, l76 Bvay; atty. G
The sun., 1919-04-28

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-.
tered into on tho LIST day OF November
1917 between JOHN WANAMAEER, NEW
YORK. and MRS. WILHELMINA II WILL
\, I Will sell on tho 5th day OF NAV.
80 at ten o'clock in the Piano Depart.
ment OF John Wanamsker. New York 7st
broadway In the City. County and State
Of New York. one Mahogany Piano and
bench. as provided by Sections 65 and C5
OF the Personal Property Law
DANIEL CGEESWaLp, Auct!encr.
The sun., 1919-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

~-~-~N~~0'~N~
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the +th day OF December,
1916, between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and ELSIE O'NElI. l Will sell on
he 9Th day of May, 1919 at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, in the Piano Department
81 John Wanamaker, New York TGi
Broadway IN the city, County and state
of New YORK, one Mahogany Player piano
and bench, as provided by Sections G5 and
&C OF the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENWAbD, AuctionAr
The sun., 1919-04-28
HELP WANTED-MAIE.


Auto School largest and best school in Oh,
WEeI SIDE u. b, Send for booklet and pas.
\. NJ. A. TO school Telephone Colum bus
3l6 w. 57th st. 1000. Special classes for alice
ARCHITBCTrRAL DRAFTS MAN---Ciooa
all around Draftsman; salary $40 per
month; discharged soldier preferred. give
experience and references Address s, 500
Tribune Bldg, y. Y.
SALEsMEN-Psint statesmen with cstab-
lished marine industrial trade. salary
and commission. COLONIAL WORKS. Inc
Woolworth building
WATcHMAk ERS-Are you tired OF com
'!nuous bench work? Would you Ike a d,.
nltied position on the road with an oId
reliable house whore your trade may he ~
benefit to YOU We pay expenses salary
and commission. Must he American. single.
age from rs To SS years. with unquesti0u-
able references Address CHICAGO TIME
LOCK COMPANY. 2T65 ST. Mary's O.,
Chicago. Ill
WANTED-sal esman. one with expert
enee In selling small tools, such as cutters
rcamers, CT Bores, etc. by live, Growing
concern, location Connecticut This 10 "a
fine opportunity for the right man. only
| high class men need Apply. NJ. J, box
40 sun Vfiice.
The sun., 1919-04-28

VnnOY-N Vacuum Heating 101
Park avenue. $500. Joseph &. Green-
berg, Zeg Broadwsy 70 The attorney.
terry petition Of Jacob Deyonshire siegel,
oyI Wss' aS'tn stree, SHOWS iiaei,ltie'
%, Tr.s,. ans no ,a., ine 'u,ee ia
Hamilton niscs tS,i. France, II Award
no asSre.s s1SI .nd The ..,ats y;
Jacob Bookman. East F!fty-nintil
street, 1856 Samuel j. Siege 3s Park
Row. is the attorney. "
Judgment.
,,,Nu.Tr,>
ri. ,.,,,,.- -. a.,
terdsy. AprIl e. The firrt name heinz ina,
Of the debtor:
s,rn ,ss et al pao;,..,.''it,,;:i.''' va 4
Bunt' Morris rs Gro,n.r.
cost, INV ' 'io'''' 1,1so
Rrns nn,,,o ~ ~ s,ka.o
CO nros. Sot d Co. lnc'''''''''' SS'iissSS..ss
."WH 80 'iin::'',.o,, sh;n..;,,,,,,, ''l0'''-
Bottle Co, Inc. ,:....... o.!e3.t.??
Tornthers Auen-N GoTka; 'es'ls
A'eNanoer M hi''ier ct .ono A
-, ..,,;.,:;..,,;.;' 1o=oo
"f Pansr gym Gn'' h-H0ya' caro- 1,s7o
ariffin. VIM. VIZ. E. Vernon ct $500.
, ALL. ~, $780,; sSS'''
ct al.,.......:.,......:..,.... 1sissso
sam samsmBeTmS man, & Lesenger' Inc. lSsS'sSi
Gelssenhalner, Lillian j. K.--F. ~
>, w; Hulf :...,,.,..,.,......... Ios a3
Henderson. Frank S.-E, Rogers 3ie.O'
Healy. Ellsworth j. adm,-Mst-
Topoiiteh sdNinbs bHnk' oos'e '
indursky. Josepn-H. suskind 1'V'es
20 Tnc "' 1Iass
Long lanes 81 B.Jaoues 4.
Co, Inc. ,.'........... 1o1.1.
The sun., 1919-04-28
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
East Side,

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
East Side.
| East OF Fifth venue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
6iST ST. n =. 75.9 W Park av, 2o.2xlOo.6
m. April 1o--5l Z 6lst 81 Co TO How.
land Pell. II Il saith at, yrs, 10: atty
T a NJ Co. 1875 Bway .AT. O0C
| 10th ST. l27 E, n 9. e5xloo.1l. p m. April
Lorillard pl, Bronx. exrs, &C, due April
10. 1924. So; attys Rabe a Keller. ass
b"hy .'''..''''''''''.' $4,000
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 1ioth streets.)
i4TH ST. ~ w. SIS. esxl03.s, il-2lst int
at, m, March 1-OswAld j G Rose 10
Cath n NJ Rose, Jerusalem, Gates Co
N y. yrs. So sttys. cammAnn. V q r
CAB ST, q. l7s . lin av. tox:i,oCs' SpT,I
2s-Ernest NJ Gross to Carrie L 9 Gross
l+0 Claremont av. duo May I, 1912, CO
atty; s YIN j 5S'hei . g. Wall ST sis 900
IN. April st-waldorf Contracting co
10 Ferd r and Alice Minrath. 1ia w
18th at, due June 4, 1919, So; attys
Hoady. J. % William st. .ss7, SOC
Uptown.
| (Manhattsn Island, north of 10th street J
VBRNiILYEA Av. $3.50, g 9, B0xIoo, n m,
April 2l-Ciarence e Smith to Barclay
Holding Corpn. AT Bway, due May /.
isi2; Sc ,IRIT p mt. $4,000; atty, Julius Us
The Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx.)
BRONX BLVD, Isss, 8 e s. Bexiee-pstk
Is6th st. April IS, due. &c. a. pei
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-07
NeeD POISONING
HamlfnaS Wlsara On . 6aee Yirst
Al TreaEDeat

How often lockjaw and blood
poisoning result from the neglect Of
. slight scratch or little cut! Ham,
Inns Wizard OIL 10 . safe and ef-
fsctive frst aid treatment. Il II .
powerful sntiseptic and should be
applied immediately 70 wounds Of
this kind to prevent danger Of IN
lection.
It 10 soothing an. healing and
quickly drives out pain and inflam-
mation In cases Of sprains, Cruises.
cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just
~ reliable, too. for stiR neck. sore
feet, cold sores. canksr sores, ear
ache and toothache.
Get It from druggists for 50
cents. If not satisfied return the
bottle and get your money back.
Ever constipatsd or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills. %
csntA Guaranteed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-07
ALL VICTIMS OF
ECzEMh'S ITCH
NEED P0SLAM

II 10 Poslam's mission to relieve itching
ecsema's cruel distress and 70 restore dis
ordered akin 70 dgAthnsss and health.
Comfort comes - soon - Il IL applied 70
the sore places. it, concentrated heating
power quickly elbows. Each day should
mark distinct Improvement. 30 effective
10 Poslam for eczema. rashes. pimples,
scslp-ecale that Just little Of IL goes far.
that counts.
Sold everywhere. Tor free sample witt
TO Emergency Laboratories. 243 West 47th
st.. New York City.
Urge your skin TO become frsshef,
clearer. better b. the daily use Of Poslam
Soap. indicated with Posiam.-Adv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-07

ct The mission By Mrs. Daubney.
who will conduct . Sunday school
and take part In the religious &C.
tivities.
Il q planned to make the mis-
sion . center Of uplift work and Z
means for reaching the eocial ont
cast. Besides the ministrations to
The needy, It viii put forward ef-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-07
HIGHER RATE
FOR SERVICE
TO CONTINUE
f1blle Utilit1es Cennissjon Saya
COST II Gas Service Can Hold
ii UntA In. 81, 1seo.
Especial 10 The Arsus.)

Springfield, ILL.,. Nov. THE
Peoples Power company was au-
thorized to continue in effect until
jan. 81, 1920, the present increased
rates, for gas service in Rock Is
Jam, Moline, East Moline and Sill
Wis BY the Illinois public utilities
commission in an order issued to-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-07
RESCUE MISSION
TO RESUME WORK
WITH NEW LEADER

The Rock Island Rescue Mission
will resume its active work for the
year the first Of next week under
the leadership Of James Daubney
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-05-16
X mos Choice.

Alexander smith, rain-bound In
Skye bOthy, found on shelf two vol
umes Of the Monthly Review. The adj
vertisements were to him more anus
Ing reading than the critical articles.
"Depend upon It," wrote Smith over
30 years ago, ITO the reader of the
next century the advertising sheet (Of
q magaZine) will be more interesting
than the poetry. or the essays, or the
Stories" Mr.. Kipling, it is said, when
he was unhappy in the United States
would buy magazines, tear out the
pages of advertisements and throw the
rest away.-BostOn Herald.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-05-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for all the beautiful flowers
and for the kindness and sympathy
shown us by friends and neighbors in
our great bereavement. Also for the
. flowers and presents, which afforded
: Esther so much comfort at the hos
pital during the last days of her i'll
ness. We also want to thank the
Royal Neighbors for their many acts
of kindness and their tokens of re-
membrance, and Rev. Arthur Trott
'or his comforting words. To all who
any way endeavored to make our
burden of sorrow lighter, we are
grateful.
Harry Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chase
| Brothers and Sisters.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-05-16
List Of War Loans Showing Date of Issue and Maturity

List OF War Loans Showing Date Of Issue and Maturity
LIST. Liberty Loan Bond
Dated June 18th, 18th, 1947. Thirty
years. Privilege of redemption 1882 fifteen years.
Bears Three and oneha interest Payable June
10Th, and December 18th.
End Liberty Loan Bond.
Dated November 18th, 1917. Due November 18th, 1912,
twenty-five Privilege of redemption 1927 ten years
Bears four cent interest Payable May 18TH and
November 18th. - u
3rd Liberty Loan Bond.
Dated May 9 1918 Due September 18TH 1928, ten
Not redeemable before maturity. Bears four and
fourth cent interest Payable March 18TH and Sep
TENDER 18th.
4th. Liberty Loan Bond
Dated October oath, 1918 Due October 18th, 1888,
twenty years. Privilege of redemption 1888 fifteen years
Bears four and oneourth per cent interest Payable
April 18th, and October 18th.
9Th. Victory Liberty Loan Notes
Dated May Goth, 1919 Due May goth, 1928 five years
Privilege of redemption June 18th, 1922 December 10TH
1922 These Notes of kinds bearing interest
the of three and hreeourhs cent the other
four and three-fouhs per Interest payable June
18th, and December 18TH and May goth, 1928
Further information regarding any of these Bonds will
gladly be given upon request being made at this Bank
JOHN W. FREE & CO., BANKERS, Paw Paw Michigan