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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

with . Soft, Peaeh.Like. velvety Skin
Every Woman woald Re Attractive.
Nothing So Good for the Skin ~
Ordinary Oatmeal.
New York-"The girl or woman who
il passed by without a glance Of admira-
ton has only herself to blame" says
Louise Glaum. the beautiful actress now
starring in the J. Parker Reed. Jr.. Produc-
tons Through following the simple COM
bination given beiow, it IS nov possible
for every girl and woman to have an at
tractive rosy-white. beautiful complexion.
free from freckles. wrinkles. elackhe ads.
pimples. coArse or large pores, tan. dark
skin. sallowness or roughness. A few
required Just follow the advice OF Louise
Glsum and the wonderful effect Of this
simple combination will please and sur
prise you. This method may be used
without the least fear of harmful results.
and will not produce or stimulate a
erowth OF hair. Here Is the formula: Go
70 any grocery store and get 40 cents
worth Of oatmeal and from any drug store
n bottle Of Derwilto. Then cleanse your
akin with . good cold cream Liska Cold
Cream have founi TO be the hest tut
\ little Of the oatmeal in has made OF
c,ees~ cloth. drop on or into The bag ~
70 20 drops OF Derxillo and use this the
ssmc a. you wouli wash cloth Use In
Of r., Ieading actresses Of this country now
Ne rcrwillo in preference TO all cthef
besutihere Many preparations contain
nismufh. bearl white =, d other d1ngerSus
dr,,rs which dry gu. the ska and c2cg
the pcres. thus pre~enting hem from
dcine the cork nature intended them "
~. D0vdre csnsaane nothing ef this
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

Confirming the need Of camping
grounds in the city g suggested
BY the Rock Island Chamber Of
Commences and the improvement Of
the river levee at Seventeenth
street. are the first two suRees-
tons received by Tho Argus edi-
tor BY Rock Island women. That
women are taking An active part
In the lettering of the layout Of the
city. Is evidenced by the sugges-
tons received and by the represeh-
tation of women on the city plan
ming commission.
Camping grounds as are estab-
lished in cities In DE west Of the
country IL advocated by Mrs. l.
Kramer, 1908 Sixteenth avenue.
Mrs. Kramer has Just returned
from an auto trip through the west,
where she had the opportunity to
camp In some Of the free camping
grounds out there. In the North
Platte, Neb.. grounds. Mrs. Kramer
says. there are stoves built in, hot
and cold shower baths, lights and
all other possible conveniences,
free Of charge.
Beautifying and improving OF the
levee is suggested by Mrs. Gertrude
Smith, S39 Twenty-third street.
Mrs. Smiths idea is to have park
built on the levee similar to the one
on the Davenport side. Aside from
being a city attraction, the park
would be an asset to the city. AL
though the river trade on the Mis-
sissippi is not as great now as it
will be. Mrs. Smith suggests that
the landing be cemented and pre-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27
DR.. w. @. Coffee
TREATS EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
THROAT DISEASES = EXAM.
NATION FREE 8 7DAY,
MONDAY AND TUES.
DAY.

People afflicted with eye diseases.
iailing sight, weak eyes, granulated
LIDS, wild hairs, Inflammation,
ulcers. sor. eyes. scums or growths
on the eyes, deafness, loss of hear
ing, headache ), ulcers of the ears.
catarrh Of the nose, head, throat
and system, should consult DR.. w.
%. Coffee, the oculist and aurist,
about his special non-surgical
treatment for most of the above dis
eases. He will agree to straigh,en
any case of cross-eyes at one ,isit
no matter if they are born that
way. He removes adenoids in
few minutes without an anesthetic
OF serious hemorrhage. He says
most cases Of diseased tonsil, can
be pccsssfully treated without re-
moval. HI scys carr is a con-
stttutional condition and often
causes rheumatism, neuritis, stom.
och troubles. nerve troubles and
especially headaches and is cur
able. He especially urges people
hat Al growing deaf in one ear
" have head noises just starting in
the other % see him and try his
treatment ind see if 1t will help
them. Many cases of deafness are
quickly durable. He is treating
many very bad cas"s. Treats all
diseases Of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. He will make an exam
nation d give you his opinion
whether or not he thinks his treat
ment will help you, free of charge
He has had % years experience in
this specially. treating thousands
upon thousands of cases. using a
special treatment developed by him.
self. This makes it possible TO,
him to succeed in many cases
where others Of less experience
would fail. He treats about SO pa
tents a day. He Is absolutely re-
liable. He is in his Davenport Of
does every Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday from 9 a. M. to $3.50 m.
For further Information phone
davenport 1914. DR.. W. o. Coffee,
First National Bank Bldg, Davena
port, Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

kind and is prepared under scientific
starf,ized sanitary conditions by q. EXPERT
who has had years of experience N ar
uiActuung beauty producers. Measured
by results you get more for ypur money
using Derwilio than any other beauti-
her. Oatmeal when used with Derwiljo
hls an astonishing effect. 1t softens,
cleanses and makes strong healthy skin
TISSUES. 1t brings back to thu skin that
youthful peach like co.oring evc.y normal
woman Graves. Now that shor. sleeves
are in vogue you <ili want beautiful
hands and arms. There b nothing ike
oatmeal and der1illo for this purpose A
few weeks use Of this combination and
your friends will comment favcrAb!y on
your improved appearance. Those who
look old are those with . haggard, looae.
wrinkled. muddy skin. Miss Louise Giaum
follows this method herself and recon-.
mends il 10 her most Intrinsic FRIENDS Who
are Just - enthusiastic over il ~ she H.
You can we'll AFFORD 70 devote . few min
utes each day 70 The care Of your akin
and il you do you will coon .aotice .
wonderful improvement in Jour appe AZ
ance Just t1 II once and note the
difference. Its uR viii make you look
10 YEAR, younger.
NOrE-when asked about Derviilo one
OF our leading 1rus sises Baid. TT 10 truly .
WONDERFUL beautiAer. away ahead Of ray
authorized b. the mAnufacturerv 70 ~
fund The money 10 aayoas Who y Dis
satiefed. This fuarantee would not b
possible unless the product posaeaA>d un-
usual merit" It 10 sold In this ety under
. meney-hAek guarantee b. al dspsssunnt
store and dyuGytsoa. tneaudhng J. 4. -.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27
IN fare
lDAvENPDRT
On SATURDAY


4 AIsAoagh the signing of the
I1,amsnt to the Injunction al
i1vins the Tri-city Railway COM
~ 70 charge An increased fare
Z davenport placed the new rate
& fmmediate effect. IT. has been
,auessary for the company to get
- tickets Printed and enforce
-est q to new fare has bsen de-
SIrrod until all parts Of the agree
rent can be complied with. The
eompsny expects to have the tick
~ ready today and the new
- will be collected for the first
tins Saturday, beginning at 1901
nidnight.
Cash fares will be collected at the
,ats Of . cents for each adult and
I cents for children between the
sses Of 7 and II years. The tick
p viii be sold at 3 for Is cents
these are being distributed al
various cigar stores in Davenport
snd other places Of public advan-
iase IN order that the patrons Of
the line can purchase them at the
feast Inconvenience.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27
Kills Pesky;
Bed Bugs
p. D. @.

= !oa think. 35c box OF p. D. Q. tresky
S,b ouietus). makes . quart enough TO
~ million bedbugs. reaches fieas or
S0ues and stops future generations by
clothing.
Liquid fire 70 the bedbugs 10 what P.
y 10 like. bedbugs stand ~ good chance
= 0ovhau IN Justly famed heat resort
nas spout free in every package of
:, ~ y. 70 enable you TO kill them and
1oe1 egs nest. in the cracks.
a, LOOK for the devils head on every box
80 you'll have what Hospitals have found
Inc best insecticide known 70 science.
oMoAi Hospital eize. $3.50. makes i've
sslons-contains 8 spouts-either size at
scuf druerst or sent prepaid upon receipt
pnce BY the Owl Chemical Co.. Tere
nause Ind. Genuine p. D, Q. is never
Vooied. Sold BY 1iees' Drug Store and
o'aef leading druggists.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27
Visit The Art Goods Sections

Stamped hemstitched luncheon cloths
to be embroidered in fruit designs at
100 each. Hemstitched napkins to
match at 25c each,
Stamped guest towels, to be embroid-
cred in ross-stitch or French knot
designs. These are exceptional val
ueS at zoe to I5O each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

A pretty line of fancy candles, bour-
doir sets in plain colors and some
with bluebird and butterfly designs.
others Cable Dresden, Byzantine and
Bayberry styles. Prices from 1oc to
75c each.
Hand-painted candle holders to
match candles mentioned above. Price
pair, $50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

Infants handmade dresses of
sheer white materials, long or
short, some with featherstitched
hem, others scalloped and with
embroidered designs. Priced at
1.15 to $50 each.
New fall and winter coats Of
white chincilia. fine quality ma
terial and lined with best grade
sateen. Buy the coat early from
this clean fresh stock. Prices at
S.15 up to 1915 each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

oil association throughout the
United States have arranged for
memorials today in memory OF
Colonel Drake who, so years ago
today. drilled the first oil well in
America, near Titusville. Pa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

Infants and children's bathrobes
in good assortment of colors and
patterns. Sizes are from s
months to 6 years. You will
surely find one quite to your lik-
ing at 2.39 to 40 each.
Infants hand-embroidered, quilt
ed silk robes in assorted colors.
Prices are 7.75 to $50 each.
Infants silk quilts. hand en-
broidered in various colorS and
designs. Priced at 3.9S to 1000
each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

charge
I.1l Iart ~ ln1rsvs IL q Ne seve.tssnA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

Infants pretty hand-embroid-
cred bibs. Select now from this
new assortment at 1.o0, LIS and
1.9S each.
A large assortment of pretty eel
lucid novelties, such as baby rec
ords, toilet sets, dolls, floating
toys, jumping ropes, etc, at
most reasonable prices.
Infants section, End floor End
Ave Store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27
Women's
Silk & Leather
Bags

One lot of women's leather
bags, most all styles, slight
ly soiled, marked for clear
ance. Saturday ! PRICE
choice, each =
One assortment Of w0men's
fancy and plain silk bags
that are quite well worth
regular prices i OFF
Saturday =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27
Hosiery
Specials

Women's all pure silk hose,
full fashioned, an a heavy
quality. good wearing hose. A
regular 400 sci er and worth
the price, Saturday . TX
only, pair AsSO
Women's cotton hose, broken
sizes, colors are black, white
and balgriggan. Full FASH
toned and semi-fashioned
style. Specially priced for
Saturday selling, OOn
pair AON
Children's half hose in plain
colors, cadet, heavy. brown
and white. Sizes 6 to 91a.
Regular SOC and 49c values, to
close them out Satur- C0o
day. choice, pair AON
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

We satisfied we'll the
tona this serviceabe
people today
the items
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27
Women's Knit
Underwear
Specials

Women's lace knee union
suits, in sizes "a. So a So
only. Regular 75c values.
Special for Saturday 400
suit 1ON
Women's pink union sults in
bodice top and cuff knee style,
all sizes. Priced for Coo
Saturday, suit WV
Boys union suits In knit or
athletic style, broken sizes.
Take your choice, SSo
Saturday, suit Wv
Women's vests in two good
styles, all sizes. Specially
priced for Saturday pr
each AOSs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS A

'THE PASSING SNOW" At THE PLAYHOUSE
Willie and Eugcrc Howard will quit
"'The Passing show following ITS last
presentation iii Wilmington tomorrow
night. They and several other prominent
members of the organization will 90 to
New York To prepare for their appearance
in the new Writer Garden offering which
the Messrs Lee and j. J. Shub,rt are al
ready producing. The work of the How
ards especially that of Willie the come
dian is the outstanding feature of the per
formance Of The Passing Show. lie IL n
comedian who makes his humor so dis
tinct that no one can miss 1t. The per
formances tonight and tomorrow night
commence at 4 o'clock and the matinee
tomorrow at .
PAULINE FIRE Derrick IN "A SLAVE or
VANITY.
Pauline Fredo rick has been astonishing
the public ut large with her two most re
cert releases, Madame \ and "A slave
Of Vanity" The former, which was re-
Gently shown in this city. proved To be the
most dramatic and surely the most won
dcrful of all the fervcrt screen creations
Now "A Slave of Vanity" comes us tho
stars newest production, booked Tor
showing nt The Playhouse Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week Sir Arthur
Wing pnero wrote the original play "lrls
upon which "A Slave Of Vanity feeds for
it's plot.
NEII. OBRIEN MTNsTRFIs
The Neil O'Brlcn Minstrel orRanizs-
ton is on its wav To Wilmington for ITS
annual presentation at The Playhouse
lis cllrrcpt engagement covers Thanks
giving and FRIDAY and Saturday following
There is 10 he "A matinee on the holiday
and the usual ore on Saturday Walter
Sherwood. n Wilmington singer Is one OF
the tcnors with the oBricu company
Seats for the engagement will 60 on sale
Monday Of neNt week
CLEVER HOMES At THE oARRIok
The old time minstrel show WAS never
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
VPHOLDS DIRECT PRIMARIES.

indianapolis. Nov 10 Charles Evans
Hughes advocated retention Of the direct
primary system in making party nominS
ations for offices III states and lesser polite
cal units IN nm address hefe last night he
fore delegates to the convention tor the
National Municipal League, OF which he
is president
Speaking on the fate of the direct
primary. Mr. Hughes declared It was the
essential complement Of the short ballot
and il would be a nistke to throw over
the system in favo. Of rcfI-n tothe old
convention system or lis predecessor, the
party caucus He made il PLAN his re-
marks could apply only to political systems
under state jurisdiction, II not being pos
sble under the constitution T. provide
for direct presidential primaries
He said the primary system could be
made an effective barometer nf the VIII
Of parties only when primary laws pro-
videi for strict enrolment ot voters
thus insuring nominations would to
strictly along party lines and within the
control Of the members Of the party IN
question The open primary. in which
citizens vote the ticket OF the party they
choose. he said has been proved failure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

complete without It's bones, but now
adnys, sometimes, the "bonss" arr mis-
ing. For that reason. TO many persons the
bones ms feature Of musical entertain =
ment, are really n novelty This week at
the Gnrrick Theatre the bones have bccn
revived by Tommy Hayes, who does not
content himself with the old time rafting,
but who gets renl music out Of them in a
way of his own. With the gid of spceia !
cquipn elt he 10 enabled to produce a
decidedly musical effect in a nanrer tn NJ
highly pleasing.
TIM MOORE Al THE nAJEsTic
II does not always take n thief TO catch
thief, but il always taker gentleman 10
bc good sport. This one ia made 10 be-
lieve when seeing Tom Moores picture,
Officer 666, which i- now Mt the Majee-
tic Theatre, playing it's four-day run.
Cohan and Harris stage s,iccess Nficcr
GG6" must have been hilarious in itself
But the swift action Of the spoken pro-
duction could not have equallcd the rapid
'ucccssion Of incidents and the clever
titles that have made the film version a
real hit
THOMAS mpIGHAN AT TIN QUEEN.
Thomas Meighans presentation in
Civilian Clothes will be concluded to
morrow night At the Queen Theatre. II
has been decided compliment 10 this
rev star that he has won such Success on
Ills initial presentation aa n star before the
Wilmir gton public His work, however
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
SAYS BackaChc IS Sign You Have
Been Eating Too Much
Meat.

When YOU wake up with backachc and
dull misery IN the kidney region u gen
ernlll means YOU have been catirg too
much meat SAWS q well-known authority
Meat forms urIc acId which uvcrvorks
the kidneys III their effort 70 filter IT
frnm the blood and they become sort of
paralvzcd ard loggv When your Kidneys
get sluggish aud clog YOU must relieve
them. like you relieve your bowels, re-
moving all tho body urluous waste,
,,lst, vou have backachc sick headache,
dIzzS spells. your stomach sours, ton glc
y coated. ard when the weather u bad
YOU have rheumatic twInge~ The urluc
is cloudy. full nf sediment channels often
get sore, water scalds and you are Obliged
10 seek relief two or thpcc times during
the night
Either consult food. reliable phvsi-
cIa,l At once or get from your pharmacist
about four ourccs II Jad Salts. take a
tablcsp poufll III . glass 81 water before
breakfast for a few DAYS aud your KID
news VIII then act fine Thus famous salts
is made from the acid Of grapes and lemon
pncc. combined with liihia. and has been
used for generations - clean and Stlmu-
hate sluggish Kidneys alsu 10 ueutrallz"
acids la thr urine - II no longer
irrit.ttrs. thus "Edag bladder weakness
IaI salts Is p life saver for regular
meat eaters II Is l*cxpcI SIve, cannot
lujurc and makes delightful. etfcrvesccnt
hthia-water drink
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
GALL|-CURC|S
VOCAL CASCADES
Two Thousand Listeners Sat Spell
bound Through Brilliant Song
Program at Auditorium.

The concert tour Of Amelita Galli-Curci,
the Italian soprano song bird, which
touched Wilmington last night, Mt the
\udttorum will take n similar place IN
l,cal annals 10 that Of Jenny Lind,
seventy wears ago The enthusiasm of the
n,ulaee did not quite reach the same pitch.
~ replacing the horses on the diva S
,nach hut the throng that last night
p-cssed about the automobile at the stage
entrance tn the Auditorium had evinced
-ufhclsnt enthusiasm during the concert
,c easily bring II Ia that pitch.
The occasion was perhaps the most
brilliant musical event OF recent years IN
,hts CITY tn audience nt two thousand
praplc lis elrd to twenty songs, paving
s,n,e >lN Thousand dollars for the privilege
.,nd was well content 10 dc 50.
The mnnne. of Mime. Galli-C urcl Is
Mghl, lrg atlating and her costume was as
v,v,d aud vibrant a. her voice. daring
cash ., blood rcd poppies against flesh
,,nlofcd fah IT, with beaded bands that
caught the clmmer of the lights in a lesser
,,g - than 80 diamond soltaireS, hung
ta 0lu, ,u.lus beneath the dark couture
th ~, y. lrl tie ears flashing like dew
,i,t.ss s, ir. SIN with the hlrd-hke poiscs
~ .., - Inc mile hat came with the
.up rwa- III Tho cNcs n we'll rs the lips.
.,ud N,.> pheasant - scan.
f3 = 4 am was made up 81 compost
, Iran French. spanish and
i,s ian~ fLc words hcrug sung
u.lc,.- with !, c,lItahlc results.
r ,r IS ...nn : not the strongest
n..r Il, qualifications, No Ian
c,-,.r, in the brilliant
u,rc the show pieces VI
,... TIe-, included tho Ah,
sm ~,unamhula, the Bell
~, v lmr. the 'Scmprc Lhcla
.~ ,. and the shadow Song
1r p.n E each ~ which was tri-
rrr,i revealing perfect mas
,e .tN mczza voCe and planlsl
,lua s. ' intervals prolonged trill
apJNIl making no difficulty with
c',4 ari u.i + fat and even |. in
AZ
IL. l->ts..tteh Ire, Oh song Roses
Il Htv,- ,.T..., a.ll,s was very artistic
Had, s. /, . ~pa "a 4 lavclitos. Of the
m .stlyr o3 va> a marvel oi hqual
,.,'r-lN ata I.' cf Seville by Homer
>fp.ecl~ 't.. ,l.nu acc"mpaul>t and The
I~'t pvuturc u \uycllo were excel
le-ti, II j. - :, giish selcctiors
Il. ,r,po, - - repeated recalls, the
.,ng.., /, -te. "a - crrurc pieces Dams le
Ku. h, C,ree 81 car lira ny Cooke
l.d th, fnI,l9r Loves sweet So"g-
.>N.c, and loA i Cannot Sing the O,l
-, = AID to- nnalc Home, Sweet
Home wl;h ,,rtatioi Ia Patti. All
thrse ors> Is nallad form we're sung with
.harn,ug -.mlr-.., ard much musical
fr,ug fnd very much appreciated by
,l, h@.try~
rhr NrdI rmm proved All excellent
r..ntt tc .lurg,>c,. rather pleasau;
s4rpr,> Z, -.., Also had feared that this
Would ru {, 'r, ,
The audi. - 0a> hlEhl, representative
of muslcal Min. gt.r II al grades of
social pOei'ior i.c.udi L many enthusiasts :
Of I,ahan ard ,'her continental origins.
The verdict ~ success was unanimous.
ami lead. t. the hope thst similar recitals
al other stars naN follow
The piano compartment Of Homer
Hamuels was really sustaining and the
cute ohligAto~ and Chaminade concerto
81 Manuel Percnguer were brilliantly
rcNde-C1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
DELAWARE REPRESENTED AT
NATION WIDE MEETING

The Farm Bureaus Of New Castle.
Kent and Sussex counties in response
to an invitation OF the american Farm
Bureau Federation. sent " Y Cosdca.
president OF the Kent County Farm
Bureau. to Columbus Ohio. Octo-
her 1928. 10 attend nation-wide meet
ing Of cannerv crops. growers, state
federation representatives ard others
IN discussing their marketing problems
The farm bureaus felt that their mem
bership dues could be used 10 no better
purpose than representing tomato grow
ers OF Delaware IN corporation with
other states in problems Of marketi :.
making uniform contracts and in the
study Of cost of production
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT.
To be Given by West Church Young Folks
Tonight and Tomorrow Night.

An entertainment entitled Pot pourri
will toe given under the auspices Of West
Christian Endcavor Society ut the New
Century Club, tonight and tomorrow
night Engaged 10y "Wednesday, "A farce
Ill three acts, will hc one of the features.
Cast of characters comprises Bartlett +.
Carlcy. Robert j. Lilley, Walter ;. Mcn-
denhall r. James Donaghy, Frank +.
Pierson, Jr, Mrs Samuel I. Rolph, Miss
Josephine NJ. Larson. Miss Elizabeth +.
Day, Miss Catherine +. McRae, Miss
Ethel A. Gricr, Miss Gertrude NJ. Pyle,
Miss Marion A. Bristow, Miss Marguerite
Clymer, Miss Rae L. Mcdowell, Miss
Mildred s Hopes, Miss Marjorie b.
Bogart
The Mother Goose Chorus comprises
Marguerite Clymer, Marjorie R. Bogart
Martha & Hill, Marguerite \ Milliken,
Rae T. Mcdowell Margaret Plcrson,
Callic v Stuart, Dorothy NJ. McRae,
Mary A. Carley, Anna Il. Walker, Ruth
T. McCollum, Annette G.. Fuller, Gene
We've W Ritchie, Lillian Smith, Ruth
MacIntlre. Edwina Whann, Lillian Hates.
Mrs. Samuel F. Rolph is chairman Of
the general committee Booths will be
decorated To represent the seasons and
will be in charge of the following Candy,
ice cream, cake and candy novelties, Miss
Florence Larson and Mrs. 5 Harrington
Jones; lemonade, peanuts popcorn, etc,
Misses Margaret Pisrson and Annette
Fuller; cabbage patch, Misses Catherine
+. McRae and Gertrude NJ Pyle; Christ
mas gifts. fancy work, etc, Mrs. A. }.
Book, Jr and Mrs J c. Compton, 81
Perkins kuntry Stor, ]. {. Gocsey ard
q. I. Nunda. Jr: fortune telling, Miss
Mildred : Hoopcs = Harrington Jones
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