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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
PERSONAL PROPERTY

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WANTED ... tu bob nrrgI. settled uu
utrIu '..r. With r1Hl Htfstr.. mu.t uo
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i"N" fHt. h'yht nnl fuuHt.Iu,.. v"
pay ,'. 'ni .eui out l,nck 300 town. can
,'"r '.' lr'Hl''A Irug Metal Go.
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,,.''',,.' ''n''. ".|,'r"" 'n' "Il clothes
VNNr To my ,o1r fef-ir,r,,ors and
furniture CAL r1uc front Furniture Co.
NaIu. Usage 217O
tTr.tt4.r. prt,.t ,.., ,.,." .,, -i., -,
oid Nrakrr f.i.r t,stt Win uith
out gold ro3 NHrFct ST. ~ Iouia Mu
80. 80
W. Buy
women and meme second hand cloth.
-N"'H mate. rh"n" 'N'h
iiENlrtHE WANTED highest prirs
kgl1 i"r an klnd ~ iurhitute, ph'ne
o't'
NORTH Side Furniture 60. Will huv old
tufuIthi" "r Will tfad" new fur old
"hM houss ~ Sron, no, nue ~. qrn'.nre .pd rent
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15

EAST SlDEa"io rooms. Clope ini modern
iu every way, basement, garage. drive.
nm pavement ana car llno. you can't beat
thls for $500 Call orago 3S23. Foun-
tain a EHr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15

SOUTH SfDE--One Of the noat attractive
breakfast room tile bath; furnace. two
cur garage servants quarters. good well !:
corner property. Phone Usage g6Gi. w.
j. Henry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FARMS IOH RENI ~
FuH HrN1 }cl acre. farm. Improved.
near Tulsa. also small improved truck
ranch. ucur TULSA Inquire an Security
FLATS MD ArNRrurNTs rs
FOH REST Fuut ruou modcrn apart
mont 'all lb3l T. Fourth
ron HENr To rosponstbIo parties.
without cmIdr'n, fuur room. ground
apartment brick Guiidlug iocatcd at 10
y. hndEc, modern in every way many
butt In features. rcrt $50 per month.
water furnished un furuiiur" Tor sale
Ph"nc Usage 5000
WE DO ALL KINDS ~ hauling Phone
3gsEe Ellh 19ge 3i2H-I
FOUH-RpOM apartmeut 500. furniture
for sale. can hi sla W 'ffth between
R>IsnED ~
ron REST Two large, rooms ana
city. now furniture Tor sale ~ bar
gain. can pHaE' 1923 f9r further pfor-
nation. hottor u't quick "u this one
FOR W.NT Three rooms private bath.
sleeping porch. tlt1 ~ Main, $40
Phone Usage 'i7o.
Two FIVE ROOM opartmcut. com.
t1 occupy tomorrow newly decorated.
good residence district CAN N D. Glars
A tu. oHsro ur cedar 1894
WANTED Roommate 90 shnre furnished
after 200 % 900.
.THrtE ROOM and kltohepet,c. fur
ulHlplt electricity and gaH. connecting
7ss s. Olympia woiknr dirtauoo II
downtown t'.'"n ana Mcsi Tulsa, rc
..rr,,,' '.,, Ni,IS,"ll. TOD ,f, .'''l ana ~,
month";, unar t.aI
FpH REST DIo.a bon. furnished .lnFI,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15

$50" 'Ast .;=h-= ..-:. ;=~---n. at Ave
rnnni bungalow. balance can be
/ handled like rent. Call us for price and
terms Fountain 4 Karr, Usage ss2s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15


FINANCIAL
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PICTURE TiIrNTEN
0"'S one IN i,N,1 49,, ,,..,..
- ussr, sass
CAFES
'''' ''''' Ash ME rGiF IONS '''se'
osarc sass &r uidr
ONE DF HEST located rror,-, .,,,r4 oo
east side c-il e, ss, $ Wheeling
$3.50. ..,.
must sslI ou account ~ other bu-incs..
VIII consider tad, ur automobile u- mart
EnS,yint n,.,I, ntpL IT. al room 81 Iynum H.dg
fixtures 5000 10. ,t,,,. ,,I,
phone osarr tiai
F%E NIX s. SAhE J.., '-.iogo stock "f re-" "o4
town Boz ArA,nsa. Fnr fvr tpf.rps,i.,'
write T. % Iip, gaS sio.ur srrIpr. All
on IA>n' NND itNStN t-h
I HAVE ron SALE an oi and rns Ie.ac
on the northeast ~ tho noittwc,t ~
Sec 2.-l5-li ukmuleeo county aud wcs'
half of n9rthWest Soc .1-l t.ll. pkfuske'
county. u d. Iu'n'r boi'y Okla. H"N
w
WANTED TO TRADE oil and ra- Ig-l-o
on so acres W So, =. Twp. Range
d. h'k'tH ,,NNF, oklahoma w nat have
WANT TO my .Ainucr nrnt rrtvitv
crude buyers carr. Freedom ON Works.
Freedom ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15

EAst siDE it7b0. $3.50. $50 per
month Tor tris bungalow five rooms.
usutrl. EaraEe. lot a0Nti0. this H. an
exceptionally good proposition aH u home
as VOL as an inNeStmcnt Lewis a otto.
iii Mavo Uidr. cedar az
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
uO,SES roR SALr IS
MOWNTNGstDE $4,000 buya choice
east front t,vo.story residence with
tine we'll Elrese sottnn'r. qnarterrt lot
Usage Vtedii" dii"'VW y iis6ry iisH2,"'"'"' IRONS
SEW, MOpEVN bung,low sits rooms
Hud hroakftrt room YAK floors. man
tel basement. finc location IN Park Hill:
O-6rc 0cei w y uonrv
ATTRACTIVE buugHIuv Hx rooms.
htcakfoat room nnd large hall mautel;
G.sFo SSsH w J Uenr
NEW mon CLASS residence Tor sale hy
owner. sV rooms and brolkfast room;
aud dining room. tito bath room rumhi.
nation furnace, cement front pgrch and
lawn fixed and trees set. gerago and
.gf'au,F uuttcrg, also chicken, house.
rrl.o tif 600 Also siN rooms and break
f,.t f1un. combination furnace Large
lu.ruIrut. hurt iu fixtures IN hrcakrnHt
room. bath room and Kitchen garage and
.cryHut. quarters. living room acros4
FRONT uueHt unishtorhpod. on the Wu'h
.,d. PRICE $4,000. Phone or'Se 1891
HrN"n rooms VITA bath hardwood
floors. hot water heating plant. frc.
Tss S'gs % rGig @y , iocssa sen sye ;ws
go,N Irow public r!u"rs on good rest,
U.uD. Hrrntt nice lot Price $4,000 ~
interested. writc loo tt johnson. owner,
nos 'if. NruHhu. No
NlNGNtON Park tiul. five rooms aud
r.ccpins porch. lrr" bascmcnt huiit.in
turcgs rpurc and driveway, cloHe In; an
rs,ollrut 0ffcr. only $500. 900 cash.
Lewis a ouo, az Mayo BlIe. cedar
az
MuuNiNGsipE us.ooo. $500 cash for
thiH homo. ~ haH HHvon roouH. two
HtutirH. utodrrus basement. lot 6Osta0.
HHrarc aud servants quarters, q splendid
nff"r LOWS & otto 40 Mayo Bldg,
Cedar ft1
NOltIU SlpE bungalow. iust com.
plotted. has five rooms and slcepiug
purtht modern, basement. up.tn date In
uNrry way. garage and driveway, east
front. only ~ GOO terms s.. 500 Lewis
t otto. llt Mnyo RidF cedar ~.
ENHt SIDE $3.50. 1850. $50 per
month fpr tris bungalow five rooms.
Wsutrl. EaraEe. lot h0Nii0i this H. an
exceptionally good proposition 49, y home
as we'll RH an iuNeStncnt Lewis A. otto.
iii MHvo iidr. cedar ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15

ATTRACTIVE buUsHIuW ak rooms,
breakfast room Hnd large hall mautcl;
living room across FRONT. EaraEe, very
dccp lot PRICE s. 800. termH Phone
ORrr qfft " ! Ucpr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15

SDlrH SIDE best houses on south side
from $4,000 go $4,000. let ~ show
YOU some nice houses az reasonable
pricca can ozpEo 3S23 FOR appointment
Fountain a. kHrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15

FOR HrST- lCi acre. farm impruyoa
near Tulsa. also small improved trurl
farm. suitable for dairy or thi.krt
ranch. near Tulsa Inquire an Soourit,
H'dg
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-22
oil

Ne. and Mrs Enri McCrcgor return
ed Friday from two months stay i
Gruud Junction, col
Gordon Moor. advcrtiaing manager
for the liChteustoiu store. ana his
family. have returned from vacation
VISIT 20 Port Arthur
Mrs w. W Duckwurth ana daugh-
tors Misses BEETLE Lou and Jean left
Sunday FOR Nashville Tenn, for "a
monthH visit They lcft here VIA the
CUR Eouai Nnr
Mrs D. a Ioctun. G2g Buchor
street. hla aa guests her fis'pr Mrs
IT, - Nichols and children &C ituNs-
town and Mrs " VI Lawson and
hnhs 81 heoviile
both nf Inhatuwn. who underwent
operations 40 the Spohu sonit3rium.
nr, Improving rapidly
Mrs g. " Scott a. expected Go rec
furu Friday from Dies MoIn"s. whore
ehe attended enc national convention
OF wrmcn's clubs
MI ana Mrs N Hugely ard son.
William. of lnmp1Husa ere here t0
spend "a iN-dHf vacation The itu"e-
lows aro f0rmor residents who iefi here
fhrnn wears ago
Miss Chriatinn noeiscler of Violet
is rocovs riue rnpidly nf the SnohI SAN
itariun from am operation which sh'
uHrru"tf tle u15i wOek
Mr. and Mrs o u. Fitzslmmons lrf
lst night for Cleveland after 10 visit
with roiqtivea They expect 90 stol
over hcre on their way back go Mon
torov Movlco where Mr. Fit2slmmon'
ls nited states vice consul
Mrs George Butcher bias gone e
IHilaa for frw davH' vieif
p IS Davenport lcft hero yaetorla'
for Sort Worth for business stay
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-22

bettcrment Of the ice situation. For
a time. according ia y. y. Roberts.
sanitary Inspector. there was a serious
ice shortage which placed dealers ~
nerishahie products 10 the position q
having 20 carry small stocks ar face
loo danger of apoilago
with the opening of a. third Ice con
Germ here. involving rcccipts Of an ad
difional carload Of Ice danny the short
are has disappeared 10 considerable
oxfonf. Mr Roberts said and rcfrig-
GRAFTON ol pershable foods should hc
found easter than formerly
Last weeks inspection resulted IN
fha seizure ~ spoiled meat from the
IUe boxes Of two restaurants, - Dir.
Roberts and Ailrs Matte Jones, county
hoaifn rurse acting In her capacity
as deputy state pure food and drug
Inspector Tho mat wax destroy I'd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-22
Get Rid of Every Bit Of That
Dandruf and Stop Falling

no stop falling hair or once aud rif
the scalp 81 every parteie of dHniluff
get small bottle OF pHudriin"' t
amy dfup or toilet counter fuf ir
cents pour "a little I'D yunf band d
rub We'll into the sclip Aftor stvt.NI
applications ull dandfuff usually rort
and hair Stops coming out iVr.t NH
ln your head soon shows u.w lft
viEor brightness thickness and maI,
color. ADV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-22

stolen base DeMaRgio sacrifice hit.
-telhHuer. bases 0n balls Hardin 3.
sauars struck out Hardin g. Stat
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-22
WESTERN LEAGUE

s. Tmm 6 50 Joseph 2.
Df'aHpmn CITY 4 Omaha
40 wichita o. Dies Moines o.
AZ IDnlu a. Sioux city 0
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
AZ Iift'r Rock 3; birmingham T.
AZ Memphis O. Atlanta l.
40 Rnoosa %; Motale 2
iDulr three scheduled
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-22
San Antonio Wins
From Galveston

rs The Associated Press
GALVESTON. Texas. jNur - san
Antonio continued lts slugGlng touay
and took me second yam" az th" Sc
IL l. l..
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-22

DATE ELIMINATED.
A. Dallas; Fort Worth gHiur uiaNcd
SUNDAY.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
I trimmings and Laces

for daytime or evening frocks There is
nothing that adds so much grace and charm
to gown as lace and quantity of it. But
lace has been 50 high that for years it has
not been used in abundance. At these
prices. however, it is possible to have ali
one may desire without depicting ones in
come.
42-Inch Black Spotted Ncts-In small and
large dots. A very dainty r-drapng for
evening frocks. dinner gowns, neggees, etc.
Formerly sold at $3.50 yard, $1.S9.
Embroidered Bands to inches wide, in many
striking coors. These are especially adart-
able for evening frocks for the very young
girl Value formerly $500, yard, SLAB.
Zoe White Filet Crochet Edging-2 and 3-inches
with insertions to match. May be used for
centerpieces curtains and bed spreads. A
very nice piece Of lace for, yard, 2le.
Eeru Cuny Edges and Inscrtion--From to
inches wide These may be had in patterns -
match and are very good for trimming cur
tains, centerpieccs, etc, 2yc.
First Floor--LA"shursh B~ethsr
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

another the advance of the processonawys first with
abics-frst with moderate prccsf to enable to
the fall and winter at prices lower than have
for the elsewhere impress
excessive there dsiuonment for you in the prices here which are
fault Limited permits only the mention of few
many choice savings have store for tomorrow
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

35c English Lonsdoth-3o inches
wide. A very soft, nice quality
for women's and children's gar
ments. Only 1000 yards at 25c.
SOC White Lining Lawn-4o inches
wide; a very sheer, fine quality
and lawn which may be depend
ed on. Special, yard, 38e.
Soc White Pajama Check Null
80 inches wide. The very finest
material for mems pajamas,
shirts, women's or children's
gowns, etc. Yard, 35c.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
6Oth Anniversary Sale
White and Colored Wash
Goods---and Flannels

You would be surprised at the demand this for white
and cood wash goods but perhaps very low prices nduc
people to buy for future This very often the and
wise plan is too-fo the prices made regular stock
and are ALL of course, very special.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
$9.98 Boys Mixture Tk IN
School Suits. Each .~O.UV

These suits are made Of very service
able mixture materials, with fully lined
knickerbocker trousers The sizes are Z,
8, 8, Ia, Is, 16, II and 18.
Fifth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

Women who and those who have clothes made will
welcome this tmenessthe excellence
of fabrcs-and the important savings.
For sixty years this all that piece goods
the principal for Yard Goods Day" that wish
phaze and demonstrate the of these sections store
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
Women's Fast Black 81 70
Umbrella, Each .*ZsI J

A very good quality fast black. rain
proof Umbrella, made on 26-inch para
gon frame, with white bone tips, white
bakelite ends and ring handle. Only SO
in the lot.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
New Curtain Material

CoIored Marquiscttes--In practical
width-shown in the popular shades
and designs. They are just the quality
you want; regularly priced 75c; co.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

Many odd lots
lary sell at 5sc
this Kidd Koth,
Imperial Renfrew and Wooen Tissues
paids checks
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
IL Dozen Mems %
Silk Handkerchiefs, Each. ~

Silk Handkerchiafs that usually sell at
75c, $1.0O and $1.25. These are sample
handkerchiefs of white Jap silk. hemstitch-
ed. colored border, sport effects and few
colors with hemstitched border.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

Double bed sizc-70xS0 inches; finished
with mohair binding; closely woven and
we'll made The Field oualit!.
sixth tiopr.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
Scrims and Marquisettes

hombu
public institutions You will profitable
FosrthF q Rrst
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

Plain and Figured Terry Cloth
Heavy. durable and double faced, with
printed tapestry or plain colors; wash.
able. Ideal for all drapery e. m
purposes. Special, yard. -. " Law
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
$l.OO Imported Scotch Flannels Yard, CSC

A and a finish a lin
andsh shrunken.
first Fl.or- ,aruh p,ohe.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
Lansburgh Linens
Quality for 90 Years

SSSJ J W w -
We are proud and justly so--of the won
derful way in which the women of Wash
ington are buying our linens. Of course,
the prices are as low as can be found any
where, but were the merchandise not back
ed up by our usual high standard of quality
the price would have no effect. And to
show our appreciation of the confidence
placed in us, we are continuing some of our
special Anniversary Offerings.
Pure Irish Linen Table Damask--72 inches wide,
a fine. durable, double damask, in a va
riety Of very attractive designs. Yard, A.4s.
Mereerized Table Damask-70 inches wide. A
very fine, high-grade mercerized table dam
ask in many stunning patterns. Special
yard, $1.S9.
Part-Linen Crash-Unbleached part-linen crash,
II inches wide, very absorbent and good Tor
tea towels other household uses. Yard,
29c.
Cotton Huck Towelng-18 inches wide and
very nice, heavy quality. Save your fine linen
towels by using huck ones. Yard, 35c.
BIeached Cotton Crash-17 inches wide. in nice
heavy weight, with rcd and blue borders.
Fine for tea towels. Yard, 25c.
First FIoor-Lnn.burRh & Brother
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
Mems $5 to $40 Outdoor (
Sleeping Garments, So to.

You men who like to sleep outdoors all
winter! Here is the very thing for you.
Cut from good quality flannelette and
comet, stripes, plain and figured effects
Most sizes.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
$2.98 Moire Hand
Bags. Special at :.
.$2.19

Nicely lined, and fitted with purse and
mirror. Each purse finished with large
silk tassel.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

This double duty Corduroy makes these
Suits. handsome and durable, soft and
flexible-for school days or SUNDAY best:
lined knickerbocker trousers. Sizes
TO II.
Fifth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
81. 90 Solid Gold
Brooch Pins, Each

You can save soc, and At the same time
own a piece Of jewelry you have long
wanted. These have safety catch.
...o.... First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
iiG,oo f,;%@.S nd Hs,.s :sa.se 50 $6.95

These Hats should really have a half
page ad. There are hundreds of them,
all new and made of the finest quality
Lyons velvet, trimmed with ostrich, gold
and silver embroidery, others with fancy
pins. All colors.
Second FIoeY.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13
Women's Black Fibre

These Gloves have been made from
selected cape skins, in brown, beaver snd
white. They are p. X. NJ. sewn. in the
Biarritz model Our usual $500 glove.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

65c White English Nainsook-36
inches wide. A very fine silk
finish grade for making dainty
lingerie, etc, Tomorrow only,
yard, 6Oc.
SOC Pure White Shaker Flannel
A fine soft grade, with wool
like finish. Splendid for in
fants' use, etc. Yard. -. .35c
$1.OO White Wool Flannels--Es-
pecially adapted for infants use.
u inches wide; not all-wool.
Just enough cotton to help
washing and wearing. 88c.
The Washington times., 1920-10-13

All cut on liberal lines. Choice of white
or pink and blue stripes; with or without
collars; finished with scalloped edge.
Thir1 FI0sF.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02

Ms. ]. 4. Morris, woman's Re-
lief cor1 and Amoo Cauldron.
Mrs. Frank Mixter, Rock Island
Woman'a club.
Mrs. ]. H. Hauberg, Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. H. E. vanDuzer, Rock Is
land Musical club.
Mrs. L. Fl. Beckwith, Rebecca
Lodge.
Mrs. W. ]. Sweeney. D. Ar.
Rev. H. c. First, G. A. R.
Mrs. Bertha Bruhn, auxiliary Of
the United Veterans Of the Repu5-
lie and Court of Honor No. 81.
Mrs. W. H. Marshall, United Sun
day schools.
Carl G. Herwig. Odd Fellows.
H. H. cleveland, Chamber Of
Commerce and Rock Island club.
Sherman w. Searle, Rock Island
County Historical society.
John H. Hauberg, United Sunday
school band.
W. l. Gansert, who represented
| the Rotary club, also acted as sec
rotary for the Teeting.
The pageant, il presented, will
show the historical progress OF
Rock Island since the war of 1912
weaving in the Indian lore and pio-
neer history Of former days. De-
scendants OF early pioneers will be
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02

IS inch c0lored border scrim.
assorted patterns, e5c value,
Saturday, yard 95c.
Plain white scrim, woven edge.
Regular 25c value, Saturday,
yard 1Sc.
Filet nets, IS to AZ inches wide.
strong and serviceable Small
figures. cream and ecru, Csc to
7sc values, Saturday, yard soc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02
d MEETING
n BEHALF OF
PAGEANT Plan
.t.tiyes From Il Organiza-
.s..s Held Discussion at
Club.

...sntatiyes of Is Rock Is
D Gibbs and organizations met
~ .veuing at the Rock Island
Il. i discuss the presenting OF
,,,torical and Indian pageant
~. the early summer. While
..spite decision was reached as
:. - diving of the pageant; those
~ unanimously adopted reso-
~ fayoring the event and
s,sinr to take up the matter
n various organizations.
Oshier, representing the
,.son Management, incorporat-
y y Minneapolis, Mimi. pageant
.ss..,sj,ers, under whose direction
ssreant would be given, pre-
= - the proposed plan, after
- ne meeting was thrown open
y. ,rsormal discussion. John II.
, y presided as chairman OF
ths pssting.
Y. W. {. A. Benefits.
v1Ile those representing the var
~ bodies were not vested with
-, 10 act for the organizations.
adopted resolutions reading
,bo coucensus of Opin-
y q those present that the Ihurs-
!. Management Incorporated be
.rpuraged to present a historical
,ssnnt, and that the Y. W. e. A.
4 recommended as the beneficiary
\ whatever proceeds there might
be.
Those present. and the organiza-
Han, they represented, were:
EB. Coulston, American Legion
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02
p0SLAM FIGHTS
ECzEMA'S GRIP
RELENTLESSLY

Poslam is persistercy itself when its
healing powers are directed against Ecze-
ma or any stubborn skin trouble Its
continued urge brings Jnmistahable in-
provenent as the raw places that itched
and burned no longer harrass. You can
safely and confidently leave all your skin
troubles to Poslam, pimples, rashes scalp
scale, abrasions. chafings Inflammation,
any itching defect.
Sold everywhere. For free sample write
to Emergency Laboratories. 243 VI. 47th
St. New York City.
Poslam Soap is the tonic soap for the
skin and will freshen and beautify your
complexion
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02
Domestic Specials

Paama cheeks inches wide manufacturers short lengths Very
specal Saturday yard 39c
Fine dmies 81 inch pink white Just the quality for UNDER
wear-A flyer for Saturday-yard 4Sc
Beached muslin. few pieces for Saturday at very special
price-yard 9oc.
Hosnal gauze, inches wide. One day only yard 1oc
sx4 sheeng Regular LOO valn Saturda afd Soc
Boxed fancy towel SETS go value Saturday. set Z
Part linen towels coored borders Csc Values Sat-
urday each SOC.
.re. sxe knit dish for Saturday only. each &c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02
Drapery and Rug Specials
for Saturday Only

One special lot Of rag rugs. size
24x36, worth LIS. Saturday
only use.
One assortment OF AxminsteF
rugs, 27x54, worth $50, Satur-
day only 5.95.
All cedar chests (ia fine condi.
tion) special reduction for Sat
urday at 200 discount
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02

mier Hara Of Japan. has offcially
announced that japanese forces in
Siberia will not be withdraw ~un-
til the situation clears" according
to a Toxic cable today to the Nippu
Jill, Japanese yernacular news
paper here.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02
Household
Specials

Sprustex floor mop with large
bottle of polish and 5 1T. handle
1e5 value for Saturday only 1sc.
One big table Of open stock
Hayiland dinnerware, choice
u price.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-02
Mems Wear
Specials

Mems Wear
Specials
Mems fancy stripe percale
shirts, starched stiff cuffs,
broken assortment. Pick your
size. Saturday, 0E
Barker brand collars. An IN.
usual purchase of these famous
collars in nine different styles.
Supply your wants at this sale
for all standard makes Of col
lars are now SOC each and no
doubt be worth more very soon.
These are soc quality, 00n
Saturday, each .....-.... wv
Or 3 for soc