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Bank of Commerce

ceipt this year and find by compari- son that your taxes have about doubled within the last four Tears. you'll have little cause for won der at it when you read the figures which we print below. We have repeatedly referred to the fact that Arkansas has grown from two million to a fourteen million dollar state in four years, and herewith present the official figures to prove it. There never was such reign of extravaganza in the history of the state, not even in the balmy days of carpet bag rule and recon struction, when government was considered a reproach and its func- tions a travesty on justice and a crime against it's citizenship. The reader will note that the bulk of the states revenues goes to newly ere ated departments the beneficiaries of which constitute the political ma chine which is endeavoring to block any reform and continue their stran- gle hold on the tax paxpayers. The figures we give do not come from the administration of Clayton Powell but from the administration of pr. Charles Hillman Brough, our pres ent governor, who is trying now to name his successor, member of the ring. And mind you there is not included in these figures the one hundred and fifty million of road bond issues created this year, nor the cost of the legislature last year. The following sums have been set aside for the purposes named:
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Ten dozen new light weight sum- mer caps, just in the house. Nixon. McClintock Go. I
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TAKES WEES CORPSE WITH
 HIM DURING ALL HIS TRAVELS
 Jonesboro, June 19.-Prof. Pat 5. Gilmore, recently called to Jones' boro from Springfield, Mo, to ac-
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

GEORGETOWN. Nov. 10 Because OF some
trouble with the electric hight wires, iues-
dav night. Georgetown was without cur
reat for five hours. Owing to the hoavy
rain storm which ragged early IN the even
ing. travel was made difficult for those VINO
had to brave the storm. >,
MANY members of Evergreen fofss''
Tall Ccdars of Lebanon, who hVe heIe'
iourr eyed to Milford, the home OF tne
Forest, Wednesday night. with thei'
wives. where ladies night was observer
after which banquet was held
Renorts are current that some OF the
ReD,lblic,rs OF Georgetown favor Wiihru
: Torbert for postmaster here, to succeeu
George X. Mcars. -,
County authorities arc making eA-
.,,.;,,o ro,,a;,s Tn l,rood creek draw wbridRe,
~ pctbel aud the structural repairs are
oxpccted ~ he completed in a short time
Otis : Ilovd of Salisbury, Md, Is IN
charge of the work. A.
Mrs. William H. Sammors, one o' t'''
oldest and most highly respected women
of Georgetown, is I'll ut her home on enes'-
Iuli1s Green has been chosen noble
grand of Union Lodge. Odd feuo"s' VI
Georgetown.
few weeks ago Georgetown was was
Threatened with coal famlie, but win
The arrival of several cars within the pas,'
few davs il is believed there will be enougi
10 supply all who failed TO fill their DIES II
the spring and summer;
Plans have teen made by the members
Of First NJ =. Church of Georgetown' ,'
make interior Improvements to the cd
frr w,thin the next few weeks. The man
AUDITORIUM will c PARTED and decorate'
land the choir loft moved from 'ts iieSe''
ocation TO the opposite side.
Sus-Co-Dela quartet Of Georgetown
composed of Edward Rose, Harold Hat
field. Charles Marsh and George A. Gray
sarg several selections at the Grand l.ods
Of Odd Fellows, in NilmI gton, Nedhes
dav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Rumorcd Sale of the Dover Della
warcan. Salisbury Paper, TO
Wilmington Parties.
FOUR AFTER FINE PLACE
Governor Townsend. in Thanks
giving Proclamation, Sets Forth
Reasons for Gratitude.
yam rxcrv Evenings Correspondents.

Yyom Every Evening" Correspondents
Dover. Nov. 19-Govcrnor Town
.end TODAY issued the proclamation, des,g-
mating Thursday, November -, as Thanks
ewing pav. in which he said.
Thanksgiving is an American msthu-
t,on IL represents the spirit OF the home
and upon such is America founded
Around other DAYS cluster the thoughts
and memories OF some deed or event.
thanksgiving glows with the ideals OF the
srcsidc All na,ionalities. all crccdS, all
Schools OF thought, political or social
scknoulcdgc with appreciation the idea
that inspired this day. -
stressed with events, that challenged NJ,
Ne most loved, our nation, conceived ana
founded on home. still lives The strength
oi our ideals our achievements, human
ard continuous. still prevail against cNii
tboughts and malicious powers. Law and
order arr supreme, and rights oi liberty
under them are enjoyed.
During the year our state has nceh
hl,ssed with peace and prosperity. cur
efforts in daily labors have Welded ample
rewards Our opportunities ~ essis' on
fellow man have challenged our better
selves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

D,I,vara CIV. Nov. 10 Rev Mr.
Tihbitts cf Port enn Is organizing soN
Scout troop and a Campfire Glrl lres"
at Port Penn
rorne IL Nj. and Mrs Michael Rowe At
tbe Four Corners. The following gues
a,tended \orbit Cook. Lewis Patterson.
Roman Cullison. John Becker, William
q. Bigger. Corporal Kennedy q Fort
du Pont. and others from Wilmington
and elsewhere.
Miss Anna Bentley is i'll at her home
on Clinton street.
4 dance will bc held in the fire engine
hall SATURDAY. evening. by the century
Club for the benc.t Of the piano fund
Mrs. Ella Grouse Of Brldgcton, J } :
Is 4 guest Of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Cul-
lison. for four weeks
The heavy winds Of the past few DAYS
have made excellent duck shooting on the
, marshes near here,
Sergeant William shelton Of Fort Nc
Henry has been transferred 70 the tlgt-
teenth Band at Fort du Pont
The tug Columbia with barge loaded
with logs. passed through the canal, last
night, from Virginia 70 Pmiadeiphia
vacht Tessie. Philadelphia 70 Baltimore
Yacht Helen. New York for duckine
irip on the Susquehanna fats
IL Narraret Woods Of Philadelphia
bas had erected handsome stone in
memoir of her deceased parents, Mr and
IIrs. Peter Woods, in St Paul's r c
The crew Of the mine planter Captain
! Edwin c Long. are installing new ,S, mas
+ III the government boa' L % ht olS
4 mast was broken on wheh tht ooat sti uch
rIe railroad bridge while making triI
! 10 Baltimore -,
viii give a dance in The Service Clut
rno,n al Fort du Pont, Wednesday even
/ mr. November "a
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NEWS OF LEWES.

I.ewes. Nov. 10. Mrs George +.
Tunnel is in Cleveland Ohio, visiting her
daughter, Mrs Albert Lupton.
MIR and Mrs, Clifford Waples of Cool
spring ARE having q monument erected
in the Presbyterian Churchyard, IN
memory Of their aon.
George W Poynter, h Delaware River
aud bay pilot. Of Philadelphis, is hert
visiting relatives and friends.
Dr Roland g. Painter and his bride
have returned from their wedding toul
and are NJ the home Of the brides father
Dr Hiram r Burton, this town.
Miss Margaret Orr, slater Of DIR vii
liam +. Orr, iB IN Dover, this week, II
the interest Of the State library.
Mrs. Harry Y. LYONS entertained ai
bridge. nj her home on South street, yes
to-day
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DEA rHs.

CLOUD Near CcnreNilc on N%,enne1, ,,,.-.,,,
Florence Cloud aged 10 months II days
Helattvcs and friends % family are N
81 ted 10 attend the funeral SefviNrS al me
residence " his parents "n N3iurdaa. -"
Nenthrr 20 at clock NJ luierment az
lungwuOd cemetery
pnLAN- In thls city. on N0Eemher -,
1870 John hu>i and ~ Anni" l'"l2n
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from his late residence. J ork-
Nn. on saturday morning al $1,000
Reautem mass At - PdtTich 1nuFth.
Ashland Del lntermcnt al Ashland I'cl
PRE- rO\ In this city on November Is.
1920 Marshall Preston in MS 3fth year
Relatives and friends arr invited q attrhu
the funeral services az the residence 81 ms
son-in-laW Henry Lind. zoos " ienth
street on saturday afternoon. November
20 at . clock. lntcrmcnt a. RIYeTVle"
cemetery
PRICE In this city. on Noyemoer -.
1920, Louis l.. Price aged ? years
Relatives. friends and members OF ma
yited 20 attend the funeral services al his
late residence. 9OS " seventh street On
orlocs. Interment a. Lombardy cemetery.
ROWE Suddenly. at Henry Clay, on No
Yenber - 1920 William A Rowe
Relatives and friends are invited % attend end
the funeral from his late residence, 2r2
Walkers Bank. on saturday morning az =
o clock Requiem mass al - Joseph 5
Church lnterment ~ s. Joseph cein'-
terry
SMITH IN this city. o. November le;
1920. Mary 4 nSe Murray wife OF
Joseph + smith
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from her late residence .0a
French street on Saturday morning al Q
o clock Requiem mass "a tne Cathedral
Interrnent al Cathedral cemetery.
sTOCk-in this city on November Is 1920.
Franklin II stock. aged 60 years
Relatives friends employees of the G.
" pvle Leather Co Lpnape Tribe. No. Is,
improved q X NJ !. Delawa-C Lodge. No ,
shield OF Honor. are invited 70 attend the
funeral services a. his late residence. II IL
Nest Fifth street on saturday afternoon al
. 80 o clock. lnterment al RlyerVieV GENE
terry.
THOAiAs-In This city. CT November l.
lp2Q loranda NJ widow Uf L Thomas
Relatives and friends are invited Ia attend
the funeral services at her Iate residence
l2Ol M Ninth street on Saturday after
noon ~ $40 o CLOCK. lnterment private
wAILs-In this city on November. l.
1920 Albert Walls
Relatives friends and employees Of tht
Electric Hose & Rubber Co are invited Il
attend the funeral from his late residence
IlI6 L Thirteenth street. on Saturda,
morning November 20 at . clock. Higi
mass at - Patrick 5 X. g Church al $50
Interment ~ Cathedral cemetery.
WILLIAMSON November L 1920
samuel r Williams aged 81 years
Funeral from the residence Of mis- niece
Mrs AlVirda stevenson. Rose Hill EeV
Castle avenue. on SUNDAY November y
D. @ clock services and irtcrrnent a
'barraits Chapel Del az o clock. Friend
can view remains saturday evening
Additional death notices. received TOO lat
for this column will be found on Financla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
ATLASTA HOUSE DOVER.

Dover, Nov ia group Of superin-
fcndents and Social Service workers, in
Guiding Misses Mabel Krall State J w
G. A. worker: Emma Shisler, county Child
Welfare worker; Jennie Bear, home econ
onics, Marjorie carp, social worker Of the
Red Cross: Leila Thomas, attendance
officer; Helen j. Comstock, county club
leader. and Mrs. Elsie Benton, teacher al
CAESAR Rodney School has rented the Der
rickson property, King street, this town
They are occupying it as a home anC
have named it the 'Atlasta House"
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HOLDING POTATOES FOX hfoE'

Georgetown. \oN - iNelNSt'G - ? =
thelr potatoes for - cents tt' '4@h '4@h. :
many farmers IN tins section 81 th' So'lA,
..re hurvlrg them With the hope that me
,,arlet NIL bc much better durlrg the
winter and early sprrg Within the paSt
',.ocL sornc ~ me brokers' have succeeded
:. b,,,-,p,, enough to load three or four
ears 1or The CIV markets. the price paid
ranging from - to ~ cent the i'iiShcl
II heavy freezes this winter d6 rot rum
- ,,,hers tia, alrea,i, have been buried
i,,,drr3s N bushels wlll hc dumped or
the markets during the carly SprtHg y
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DOVER RED CROSS WORK.

Dover Nov. 10 Organization Of the
Dover branch OF the American Red
Cross has been completed with the follow
District No. I Mrs. Herman { Taylor;
40. ?. Major Richard r. kenney: No. 3,
Mrs. James F. Alice; No. d. Mrs II. J.
Beers. No. 5, Professor II. y. Holloway;
No. 6. Lewis J. Hayes: No. Z, Mayor
Arlev b. Magee; No. s. Miss Anna b
HAYES: No. Q, DIR. W NJ Henry he
latters territory is among the colored
citizens Of Dover
The active drive has begun and Major
John p LeFevre, chief director, antlcl-
pates 100 per cent result, rs Dover has
alMnXs given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

Jesse A. sharpless, son of Rev aud Mrs.
Sharpess Of Henderson, Md, were united
in marriage At the home OF the BRIDE
parents, wednesday, ut noon. The cere-
mony was performed by the groom's
father, md there were no attendants.
Miss Edith Jewell, sister Of the bride,
played tho wedding march.
The bride wore blue velour travelling
suit. with blue velvet hal, and carried
white chrysanthemums. A small re-
ception was held following the ceremony.
After n wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharpless will make their home in VIII
mington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
NEWS OF CHRiSTiANA-

Chrstara. Nov ~ The box social
held in Christiana Hall for the hcneit ot
tha NJ +. Church choir was success
Mr.. ard Mrs Stllle Chew and MIS-;
Rculah Chew Of Mantua New Jersey ana
Mrs. James Applchv Of Chrls'iana', who
motored u Washington. j. G.. and NJ.
Vernon. Va. and spent several days nave
returned home
Mr. AID Mrs Gregg LYMAN ana MfS
William Elliott Of Chrstlana, ard harfeN
ymam II Newport, who have been on z
,rirnj~r trip TO Tavlor Bridge. have re-
! turtcd
Mrs Vernon LYMAN and son Pau
sno.f the week with her parents, Mr. and
Nlrs James B. Applcbv Of Christiaaa
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PAPER TO CHANGE HANDS.

Dover. Nov. 19-It was reported here.
YESTERDAY. that the Delawarean. one OF
DoTer,s Oldest newspapers, having been
mlblisbed continuously since the late
ff,ies. with the exception of about two
vcars ALWAYS owned BY members OF the
salisbury family. viii change hands on or
about December ] ~,
Il IS stated that Harrie J. ! rice u VII
mington will likely be one Of the new own
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL.
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

n you have Catarrhal Deafness ~ az
hard Of hearing % have heal HDlsas ~ i
your druggist and grt ono pInfs a PEI
mint 'dDuble strength hrd nld ta 2
pint of hOt water md iifie Rrnfg'aif
sugar Take mo iablfsp11rf irIr tr.
day
This EiI often br.rg quirk relief frl.
the distressing hrad rises Com
nostrih should 0psu bffnftIrg ur..uf
easy aud The WucIs sf0p dfDprEE Hf
the throat n ~ easy - prfparr e0rt
little and IL pleasant ~ take Anyone Vt
has Catarrhal Deainsas ~ head n...
should giye this prescrpii1u a tr.a'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
MIDDLETOWN RED CROSS.

Middetown, Nov. 19At the annual
meeting of the Middletown Branch Of the
Delaware Chapter of the Red Cross,
Yesterday, these officers were named for
the coming year
Chairman, Miss Blanch Lockwood
vice-chairmen, Mrs. Watson X. Belts,
Mrs. Clarence r. Pool, Mrs, Martin b.
Burris; treasurer, Miss Lillian Melvin;
secretary, Miss Ethel Brady; advisory
committee, Clarence +. Pool, Warren ).
T. Combs. Watson Il. Belts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

n reception will bc held in the parishhonse,
to which al friends are invited to meet
Bishop Cook
Rev. Percy l., Donaghay is in Norfolk,
Va, attending synod Of the Episcopal
Church
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Tn Hold Inuuefts.
street

Coroner Isaac s. Bullock tonight will
hold inouesta into the deaths u three per-
sons. Jesse Hall, 92G Marshall street,
and Edward Doughcrty, 1905 Maryland
avenue, supposed 20 have been. pois,o2ned
bv drinking wood alcohol, and William
Howe. who was elcctrocuted al the Hag-
lev Yard Wednesday,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Lewes, Nov. lo.-The thiitieth annual
convention of tho Sussex county Sunday
School Association was hold in Lewes
Methodist Episcopal Church, this we ok
There were two sessions and each had n
very good abundance. II WAS opened
with song and prayer by Rev. ID. W
Wilson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
MAsONs TO ATTEND CHURCH

Dover. Nov. 19.-Union Lodge, No Z.
a r. & A. NJ, Of this town, will attend
divine services Sunday morning next, at
Wesley NJ. +. Church
Rev. ]. w. Colona, the pastor, will
preach q special sermon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
MIDDLETOWN NOTES.

Middletown, Nov. 10 Rev John
Townley of Princeton, \. J., will occupy
the pulpit Of Forest Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning and evening.
Rt. Rev Bishop Cook will be az ST
Ammo p j.. Church on Monday evening
next. Following the services at the church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
lard Of Thanks.

/ wish 10 thank relatives and friends.
also his churns Of Cedar and Brown streets,
for their sympathy and Moral offerlngs on
the death Of. my husband. Mrs Edward
Dougherfy and Family. Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

soon as there is a raise in the price which
will justify the farmers IN tking them oue ~,
of the beds, large consignments will be
made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

Grace Baird | Elmer Perry, Mrs Mccoy,
J. II. Burns, Robt. q. Houston, Mrs. n b.
Register. The season was closed with Il
prayer BY Rev. l. Minch Charnte1s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

John Lynch, q Sophomore at Delaware
College. was taken seriously III, and has
been brought 70 tho home Of bis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lynch on South
utweat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
IN MEMORlAI.

In remembrance Of Nargarc: NuIroonty
v no departed this life eve years ago toda )
y oven Der i8. 1918.
Gone but not forgotten
Father and Notber
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SHARPLESS- JEWELL.

Niddlctown, Nov. le.-Miss Bculhh
Mae Jewell, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs,
Harvey Jewell Of rear Mt. Pleasant, and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
To rnre a Cold In One DAY.

Take Groves LAXATIVE Bromo Qninine
tablets. The genuine bears the signature
of r. w. Grove. 3Oc.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
pl.omeaa CIub Enisrlaln. 1911.

The neyly organized FIflWfgl iIIY
held its first entertain meni ~ Wednea.a
evening % ne henduunr'ff, n' fhf lf.
ware Cnu0e Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

Additional death notices received too late
Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

We've held S. sales before
big ones. tGo ! But never
an event 50 attractive rs this.
or as important. Il involves
one Of the mos, remarkable
special purchases we've ever
made. remarkable not only
for is magnitude. bu, for the
splendid character Of the mer-
chandlse and is almost RI
dlculouSlN low pr,ce.
You've never seen hats Ike
these before at S.. Looking At
them. YOU lnStunctlNelN con
nect them With a much higher
price. So did We !
But since il IS our ann a.
WAYS to give or patrons the
benefit of ogr buying adj
vantages. We will sell them
tomorrow al IS. There are a
lot Of them. the very newest
,hIeS. IolorS ana materials.
and we predict they won't
last long, 50 come earlN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

Succes-FI ~~7'ar --Ves'e-v are
those Ihic- are -reey ~
color n add,-, n -e'ry arr
our reduced f'e- rs ~-I~e
smart St.r- t-'- are e-@s
sary sf'yloI'eS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

A Ruler will be gwen
away absolutely tree 10
any child visiting our
children's department,
on the third floor. AXE
elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

And in telling YOU this we refer 70 both fab
rics and STYLES. Radically reduced are duletyn
Suits. wool velour. llama cloth, duvet de lame
valana. trlcotlne and poiret twill And ripple
effects and long line models are included IN Their
diversified styles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28

- : ~ -
-. ~ ~ uheee sDe9ie1ly
- snt,laas peaAs n noek
.- - ...ns., nm en-
~ DeDuIaS eusao05
ut ~ danger accompanying
-. :. ~ lfiaaispippi or 16ek
g. chasre = -.
-, ..,s -
! made fos e.
nd . - -
- Arst q ~ rM y y
J ayenue ana 49, 49,,
former me OF - ~ 49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
y. M. C. A. Notes

~ gym classes will meet regu.
q through the week with the
ption Of Friday and Saturday
ninss.
4 Y Informal program and song
y vas given last evening at .
Dliag OF the Dormitory club.
/ n Hi-Y will discontinue meet
w through the holiday week.
II bible class will hold a regu-
fDeing on Thursday evening.
~ Nav Years open house for
u hoyS Of the city will be held
|hlarday morning with a program
stunts and games. In the after
II st Q o'clock will be the open
ns for the adults with the ex-
oldon Of trophies and relics Of
war. No program will be given
y evening.
1 special dinner and supper will
sesved In the cafeteria New
y.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28

H.E Dinner Ware Sets
1898
Only 4 Of these 81 piece Dianer-
ware sets that are regular $40
values, beautiful pat 60 no
terms special at ......1Cs1C
(Rasaneat)
5000 Blue Bird Dinner
Set, $34.06
Only one set Of this popular dir
nsrvars that il regular 5000
80 qsality. 100 H9I no
pisces special at :. QO4e1C
6aaeunsusl
$3.50 Coco Door Mofs sc
Now u The dine to secure thee
natG Protect your ear 40
pets and floors, special At 1CN
tBassnsat)
In addition to these extra 90.
Gals Ne win give ron free With
every sale Of 81 Or ever one
1-Quart aluminium Tipped sauce
pan-FKEE.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28

Ray Ha1na ana D. ". Mamma
vsfe business cll1ers Ii Moline M
Iday. s.
Osbofn school had their Christ
ma tree and exercises Thursday
eysain9 4 nice program was
given 70 well filled house.
z1ma and Rose Hill schools have
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
u! Lame BACK.
|lIB LUMBAC0 OR
| IA(KAcHf AWAY
- Right Oct With Small
mn y. Bsttle Of Old
" Jacobs On,

l oass Backache! No!
~ no nerves, therefore can
49, pain. Listen! Your
- . caused by lumbaso
81 Of . strain, and the quick.
~ y soothing, pene rating
sseeos OIL" Rub it right on
Ental back. and instantly
10. stiffness and lameness
80, Don't stay crippled!
~ mali trial bottle of st, ia
M hcm your druggist and
~ A moment af-er it is
Van wonder what became
. - or lumbago pain.
%, honest st Jacobs Oil"
~ you have sciatica, neural
s,nad'm. or sprains, as il is
harmless and doesn't
skin.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
Bath Robes

Wonderful assortment u choice
Bath Robes that will surely BE-
the talk Of the public. Nov
offered at . discount 11lN
OF $500. ..........
tSecoud F1ser)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
This Sale Means Double Savings Selling the New


85c Mercerized Sateen,
Ydrd 3Sc
A full line of colors, in
Guiding black in this ex-
cellent material. This is
a real bargain at, 10n
a yard -. ......O1V
MAIN Fle@)
lac Outing Flaysnels
Yard Csc
Best quality Fancy Out
ing Flannels, all colors,
regular 48c o.
quality at ........kON
MAIN F1oor)
39c Comforter Challis
Pretty floral designs, full
&c inches wide, excellent
material, ~
y6Xu ...s sesss... ~
(Mainl E1ser)
White Shelf Paper
10c size white shelf pa
per rolls, special at To-
8 rolls for ....... ~
(Bascment)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
Licensed to Wed
YUMA

Especial C0rrespondence.)
nsmas exercises at Yuma NJ.
!fch Friday evening were we'll
eec. The program was we'll
sed. The little folk all did
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
Your Unrestricted Choice at
Price

We have prepared for weeks offer you these exceptional Suits
Dresses and Goats that truly remarkable values Here you
will find your size and style osuit you
There samples garments Of questionable quality
Each and every garment fashioned along the prevailing modes
and priced low that this event will long be remembered
cs.s.a r.<
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28

Beautiful Kimonss that win
please. Pretty eolorinss and
patterns. the entire ut IN aow
offered ct . Discount 111 OF
VI ssss.. .........
(Secssd F7seel