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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

sxplainabls Sources frtn vitAout
the district.
/ heartily and ENTHUSIASTICALLY
end0rSe the non1inaxlpn Of Hon.
orable Claude E. Chiper1eld. the
choice Of the Republican party, the
party which represents the con-
trolling statesmanship In Illinois.
He has no superior - . lawyer. I
have the acquaintance Of no man
who more nearly approaches the
true type Of m American 1urfst. l
I'M Willinng to guarantee his unim-
peachable integrity with my own
honor.
l thank everybody from the bot
tom Of my heart for the honor and
confidence expressed in their loyal
support Of my candidacy.
I am sure that all my friends and
supporters will give to Mr.. Clipper
field the same whole-hearted end
enthusiastic support which We
would have expected him and his
friends to land which I had every
assurance they fwuuld) have given
me, had l received the nomination.
Respectfully submitted.
CYRUS E. DIETZ.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
u|I|LI|E
||||cDnNUN|IY
ADVERTISING


That community advertising is
r. iupcrtaut aid to business was
1Cwn By report Of J. r. Bryan. sec
Jptary Of the La Sale Chamber Of
Epmmsrcs at the meeting Of the
Illinois Commercial Secretaries
associati6n in Springfield yester-
Day. He said business in La Sale
&ad increased 20 per cent within
~ last year.
AT the joint meeting Of the boards
q directors Of the Rock Island
#kamber OF Commerce and Bust
k6es Mems association Feb. rs. the
~Teamber suggested that the mer-
chants adopt the community adver-
Using method. The merchants
tQok the matter under considera-
}ton for future action.
!. He said community advertising Is
tn best means OF holding and in
ereasing business, of increasing
Regulation of the city. and adding
~ ITO mAtSItdi 6tIcHBlu.
g Elect Officers.
Officers OF the association were
elected as follows:
President-E. A, Daley. Belle
Vile.
vice-president-Harvey T. Hill
Chicago.
Secretary-treasurer-M. D. John
Sterling.
Directors-C. d. Center. Quincy
G. J. Kellem, Joliet; c. W. Cherry
Htreator: r. c. Breth, Canton; H
a. Bliss, Aurora.
May Meet Here Next.
The Illinois secretaries may holt
their meeting in September in Rocl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

Asiss - asvisnss q JOHN ?. Hobess: -
tnkpsvn him q devisces Of Mrs. Join
=. nsesek NH u John y Robert afoss-
80: u unhn0W1 hafn o. devieees 81
WD. KiaDe1: The unknown heirs or d.
visses a. Nm. W0. Kiesey. wife Of wm
Kie9y sfoeesafd thu unknown heirs q
dsvtsses ef Jscob Hownid: the unknown
heirs or devisees Of Mrs. Jacob Bowald.
wife Of Jacob Dowald Aforesaid: the un-
known heirs or devisees OF N. Dayfor:
the unknown heirs or devi19es Of Mrs.
J. y. Dayton wife Of ]. II. Dayfof sfore-
said; the unknown heiS or devisees Of
Jas. Quinn: the unknown heirs or devisees
Of Mrs. las. Quinn. wife Of Jas. Quinn
sfoeesu11; To mkpovn heirs or devisees
Of d. Cfamef: tn unknown heirs or D.
visses Of Mes> b. Cramer. wife Of ..
CRnDef af0eeaaid: the unknown heirs or
dskisses Of 4. RA Cable. the unknown
heirs Or deviseess Of Mrs. r. b. Cable. wife
Of Z. B. Cable. sforesaid: the unknown
heirs or dsvisees Of z. Carter: the unknown
heirs OF deviseea Of Mrs. z. Carter. VIM
Of V. Carter aforesaid: tn unknown heirs
or devisees of Wallace Treich!er; the un-
known heirs or devisees Of Mrs. Wallace
Tfeichler. wife Of Wallace Treichier afore-
said the unknown heirs or devisees OF
Elizabeth Caldwell: the unknown heirs or
devisees Of the unknown husband of Ehzs
CALDWELL sfdresaid: the unknown heirs or
devisees oNThomss c. Motts. the un-
known heirs or devisees of Mp. Thomas
C. Motts. wife Of Thomas C. Motifs afore-
said the unknown heirs or devisees Of
Thoe. II. Isett; the unknown heirs or de
visees Of Mrs. Thos. N. Isett, wife of
Thos. n. lsett Aforesaid, the unknown
heirs or devisees Of william C. Brewster:
the unknown heirs or devisees Of Mrs.
william c. Brewster. wife Of william c.
Brewster Aforesaid: the unknown heirs or
devisees Of Samuel s. Guyer: the unknown
heirs or devisees Of Mrs. Samuel S. Guyer.
wife Of Samuel s. Guyer aforesaid: and
west quarter of the Northwest Quarter Of
Section Eighteen 1sl in Township Six
teen tl6l North of Range Five CD West
OF the Fourth Principal Meridian; the
Southeast Quarter Of the Southwest Quar-
YER Of Section Twelve 12): the Northeast
Quarter Of Section Thirteen n3: the
Northeast Quarter Of the Northwest Quar-
ter of Section Thirteen n3); the North
east Quarter Of the Southwest Quarter of
Section Thirteen t13) the Southeast Quar-
ter Of the Northwest Quarter OF Section
Thirteen tl3l and the Northwest Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter Of Section Thir-
teen us) in Township Sixteen 16) North
Principal Meridian. al being situated in
the County of Rock Island and State Of
Illinois, Defendants.
Ahidavit OF noa-residence Of each and
every one of thu shove named defendants.
implicated With the above defendant E. E.
Reynolds. having been filed in the Clerks
ONCE of the Circuit Court of said County.
notice is therefore hereby given to you.
the said nonresident defendants and to
you. said defendants, whose names and
places ot-residence are unknown. that the
compliments filed their Bill of Complaint
in aaid Court on the Chancery side there
Of. d the sscond day of December. 1920,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

Ns2 -. L cuuus. ~ = ". Z. Co.
sisessaid; oilhsst r.: Mn. GIIhssk II.
no1srs: NJ. jsas =. assssS w Il
1oha 7. 1sAsss afeseaaid: ~. KIsay:
Mr. Wn. Kiesey. wife Of w. Kissey
sfeeDeoid: Jacob Dowald: Mn. Iaeob -
1at4 utfs q JscDb now.ld aior1suid: J.
=. nsyfor: Hin. J. n. DsSscs. wiie Of J.
Il psyfoe afcFesaid: Jas. Quinn: Mr..
D. cfa0es; Nfs. D. Cfanler. vils Of b.
Crsmef afoFesaid: B. h Cable: Mn. 3. =.
Ca6le. wife Of =. B. Cable Aforesaid; Z.
Carter. Mn. z. Carter. wife Of z, Car
~ af0rssaid: wallace Tneichler; Mrs..
Wallace Tfeichles wife Of wallaes Tseich-
| e sfosss.ia' Elsa csld~sl: Thomas c;
Thomas c. Aotts aforeeaid: Thos. II.
lsstf: Mrs. Thos. II. Isett. wife Of Thos.
II. fRtt Aforesaid: william C.. Brewster;
Mfa. william C. Brewster. wife Of william
G. Bsewster aforesaid: Samuel D. Guyer;
Mn. S6nuel 8. Guycr. wife Of samuel 8.
Guyef Aforesaid: and also z. E. Keynolds
Of Rock Island. Illinois; the unknown
heirs or devisees Of william Palmer. Jr.:
tbs unknown heirs or devinees Of Mrs.
william Palmer. Jf. vile Of Ntllism Pal
mef. Jr. Aforesaid: The unknown heirs Or
devtsees OF Jeremiah LoQuat: the un-
Known hairs or dsvisses Of Mrs.. Jeremiah
LoQust wife Of jeremiah Locust sfore-
said: the unknown heirs or devisees Of
Henry Schock: the unknown heirs or de-
visees Of Mr.. Henry Schock. wife Of
Henry Schocks sforesaid: ths unknown
heirs or dsvisees Of Sebastian Shell: the
unknown heirs Or devisees Of Mrs. Sc
bastian Shell. wife Of Sebastian She'll
sforeeaid: the unknown heirs or deyisees
Of Christina schell: the unknown heirs OF
deviaees Of the unknown hueban0 of Chris
tians Schell Aforesaid; the unknown heirs
or devisees Of Lena Apple: the unknown
heirs or devisees of the unknown husband
Of Lena Apple aforesaid: the unknown
heirs or devisees Of Margaret Schock: the
unknown heirs or devices Of the unknown
husband of Margaret Schock Aforesaid: the
unknown heirs or devisees Of May Nag.
delena Appel: the unknown heirs or de-
vieees of the unknown husband Of Nazy
Magdelens Appel aforeeaid; the unknown
heirs or devieees of John Schock; the un-
known heirs or devisees of Mrs. John
Schoci<. wife Of John schock aforesaid: the
Setback; the unknown heirs or devi1ees of
Mfs. John Setback. wife Of John Setback
Aforesaid the unknown hcirs or devisees
of John M. Day: the unknown heirs or de-
visees Of Ms. John y. Day. wife Of John
y; Day .forssaid:. The unknown
Cable: the unknown heirs or devisees Of
der L. Cable Aforesaid: the unknown hetrs
or devisses Of Cornelius Lynde. Jr.: the
unknown heirs or devisees Of Nrs. Cor.
nelius Lynde. Jr.. wife Of CoF,elius Lynde
Jr. Aforesaid: the unknown heirs or d.
visees Of W. L. Coyne; the unknown heirs
or devisees Of Mrs. ". L. Coyne. wife OF
", L. Coyne aforesaid \ the unknown heirs
or devisees of Gilbert Jr.: the unknown
heirs or devisees Of Mrs.. Gilbert Jr. wife
Of Gilbert Jr. Aforesaid: the unknown
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
Kon.Partisan Election.

Moline, Ill, April Editor Ar
gus: Under ordinary circumstances
public statements Of a defeated can
'didate are not in good form. The
present situation. however. il ex-
traordinary. and the Republicans Of
our district are entitled to know
my views. 1t is plain that myster-
ious influences from without the
district are at work within the dis
trict. Unnatural and unexplainable
endorsements have been made of
which the people of our district
ought to be suspicious and against
which they ought to be warned.
All Republicans and all good citi-
Gems who look for guidance to the
ideals and principles Of John Mar
shall rather than to those Of Thorn
as Jefferson, OF Abraham Lincoln
rather than to those of Stephen A.
Douglas. of William Mckinley rath-
er than to those Of William Jen-
nings Bryan, of Theodore Roosevelt
rather than to those OF woodrow
Wilson. should become awake to
the fallacy and menace Of non-par-
tiSan arguments.
1t is true that there should be no
politics in the supreme court. The
misfortune is that certain politi-
clans have circulated rumors. which
indicate that there is politics in
the supreme court, and that the
members of that court are trying
to influence the election on June s.
That. is unbelievable.
At any rate, certainly if had
been fortunate enough to be the
nominee should have much pre-
ferred to have>had the confidence.
support and the endorsement of the
good people within the district, In
stead of the endorsements from un-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

DAY IN the month Of Nay pexa :. Y
law frequtred. Nov. uniesp ycs- n
non resident defendant ahove ~.
Nancy J. White. shah perspoaIlv 49,.
aOpeaa before said Circuit Courf -
mrs day Of the next tern 1hersrS 3
holden II Rock Island in and 4.
saad County. on the Ist Norday -
next, and plead. answer or drmur ~.
sAed complainant's bill OF eomnis,ns Il
same and matters and thinss -
cnafeed and stated will BE- taksn - n
fessed. and decree entered mr.
ACCORDING 70 tn PRAYER Of said rim
GEO. w. GANRLR II
noek Leland. Illinois. April I. 1921
daffy u. HcCsckrin. Compt's Sol. g
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
A DOUBTFUL CONPLMENT,

He was an Englishman, and he
was pouring out his soul to IN
American girl.
You are divine" he told her.
"As graceful as . swan. as"
But she interrupted him: Say,
sonny. l want to know right now:
Was that swan swimmin' or walk
In :-Tid Bits.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

exprcss their views under this hesd1Pg
You are p liberty 70 write IN any su6Sca
Of your choosi1g. A newspaper wants 20
hsas ~ sdss Of stauestion The cuiuuns
Of ne Angus are open &, sou. All CON
MunicAtinns must he fully agned with
tho name and address OF the writer.
thou<h pour maze viii not be printed u
you desire that u hot bel
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

Rock Island. Illinois. April 1. 1871.
Harry N. McCaskin. Commits -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01


~ sAas thesenpaa u 49, mnnsns h.
sued out OF said Court vhes13n All suit
= now pcrdtng, retusnabSe 70 The second
day OF Nay next. q by fAv required
Nov. unless pa. the said non-reaitens e.
PENDANTS. md you. tn eaid defendansa
whose naDee and places Of rcsidence an
before said Circuit Court on the Art day
~ The aexs term thereof 70 b holden In
the City Of Rock Island in said County, on
the second day Of Nay next, and plead,
answer OF demur to the said Ce0plsinants
Bill Of Complaint, thu Mans and the man.
ners and things therein charged and stated
will b taken - coniessed and = decree
of said bill.
GEO. ". GAMBLE.
Clerk.
Rock Island. Illinois, April /. 1921
Chaslee l.. Ogden. Complainants Solicitor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01

State Of Illinois. Rock Island County, a
In the Circuit Court. Nay Term A. D. 1921
Mitchell c. White vs.. Nancy J. White. in
Chancery.
Ahldsvit Of non residence Of the above
defcudants Nancy J. White hsving been
filed in the Clerks of6ce Of the Circuit,
Court of said County. notice 10 therefore
hereby given 10 the said non-reeident de,
PENDANTS that the complainant died his bill
of complaint in said Court. on the Chanc.
cry side thereof. on the LIST day Of April
1921. and that thereupon q Summons is.
sued out of said Court. wherein said suit
is now pending. eturnable on the LIST Mon,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
Blute Quiet Title.


State Of Illinois, Rock Island County, q.
IN the Circuit Court. Nay Term A. D.
ao21.
Willis z. TRry and Charles o. Lewia
Complainants.- vs.. william Palmer. r.:
Mrs. william Palmer. Jr.. wife Of Will
liam Palmer Jr.. aforesaid: jeremiah Lo-
quat Aforesaid: Henry Schock: Mrs. Henry
Sebastian Shell: Mrs. Sebastian She'll wife
Of Sebastian Shell Aforesaid: Christina
Schell: Lena Apple: Margaret Schock;
Mary Magdelena Appel: John Schock:
Mrs. John Schock. wife of John Schock
Aforesaid: John Setback: Nrs. John Setback.
wife Of Inhn Setback. aforeasid: John n.
Day: Mrs. John NJ. Day. wife Of John n.
Day aforesaid; PhiIandar L. Gable: Mrs.
Philander L. Gable. wife of Philander L.
Cable Aforesaid: Cornelius Lynde. Jr.:
Mrs. Cornelius Lynde, Jr.. wife of Cor
nelius Lynde. Jr.. Aforesaid; VI. L. Coyne:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
COAL REDUCTION.

McAlester. Okla, April l.
Omitted Press. I'm announcing a
reduction in the price OF coal aver
aging 50 per ton, President Puter-
baugh Of the McAlester Fuel COM
pany said the cut was made to
stimulate buying and keep its min
ers employed. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
N.h1Qy

Like Budweiser! Phone r. l. 338.
r. /. Clean 1owei Service. Phone
r. l. 2439.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Davenport 934.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-25
ENTERTAIN AID CLUB


Members ~ the Ad club saw
enough wire Tuesday noon To- reach
around the world. Incidentally they
witnessed and heard explanations u,
experts ur the operations through
which their telephone calls go
through before they engage I'm con.
vcrsattuu with the party called op
orations that ucccssitntc the skill
and faithfuluoss Of several hundred
Young WomoD who arc trained fuu
weeks before they Hrc finally us
slgu"l to It position tt % switch.
board
FOR the Al club was entertained
at luncheon Tuesday noon hv GoouE'
T.. Bcll, local manager of the South
western Ben Telephone company u
tho vOmpauNs cafeteria lu tho
building at Fourth and No>tuu par
taking ~ the same foods that urr
,ervcd TO the operators daily WhIr
tho Nd rluhhorg didn't uuN tho hll
they saw the menu. Broad. { cont.
pickles ! cent. roast pprl o ryulc.
and other prices iu proportion locd
ton, % popular summon beverage, ,-
priced at Conts.
Nftor the luucncog the club pa n
hody went through the plant. lcd u,
competent guides who explained fn,
various machinery and th, functions
Of tho hundreds of miles of Tiny
wires that record tppruNiWaioI,
i5O.00O local calls and . luo long
distance calls every day There /, q
maze ~ paraphCrudld tutj is h,
WildCring Co the man who kupVi
nothing of telephone pHut uptrt
,iou. Al cubhcrs departed from th,
building resolved to Doc moro chart
able IN criuci1ug the operator hcr,-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-25
TOM TOM FOR 1921
COMES OFF PRESS
Annual Publication of the
High School Pupils
j. PrctcntiOus
IS EDITED BY A GIRL


Tn, .sM ..N... a.r.H. .r, I..
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loatI. .f. ,I..,...r u..a...,.... .r...
mo '"iN d" 'N' i'. .H' .. ".
Journalism. .n uU..u I4rl $50. Dr.
H..r.iHr H uur ur fu. u,.. .II.I
HnuulIe u fN. n.fn. uf ,,u,rI
uIcn SCHOOL,
Tho rrDu''. burden .f ..rlt fool.
The su.,H.F uf IUr Ium l.U fI.
war Rn'4 90 IH versatile ,t..1. ..
Nlrf Dpru'N Thompson g rir ..u.
Ut# allowed talent Iu ru vuu 900 iU
i'gfo,c with consistent hort ruIE.
A,.urdIur iu lIaNH plan tn. ,,l.
departmental stair positions u,r.
-Nru iu fnU-, .iud,ut Boo Iu.ut
.w who earned them %, doua IY.
N'ut Wur, ana most ciN,I,u' ur
Esui2luE. aud uruouuDrmru. ,1u.
corning them was mot made uU.'
just prior tp tho publication of iu.
hook SERVING pIfh Mo-. rhuun. ..r
t,rro HoJh Hauictt aud ruui
I;hocs, editor. Frank Abbott ,huI..
man and Thomas DIt luu..
broR,h aud Dah Nuruur GOO. Iu,.f
start athletics staff Donald John.
son. chairman. owens Carson kiIu.
,riuo Krvbs. bioFrlphrTs staff Duu
laugWor'n, chairman NuruUo.
Csmpbcu Esther rcIti IIoIru
ThaDkrcy Io.a white Guu'N 5000.
ton staff Jan, Bunaum chairman.
ana sara L.ttlr. Photographers tD1ti
Leighton Avery <athuu Npn'rmau.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-25
White Goods Specials

tO.yard bolts of Long Cloth.
80 inches wide, holt...t,i9
36-in. Fancy White NoliCs,
tho yard ..,.,....., soc
t0-Nnrd Bolts of NainsOok,
extra fine: bolt ........ 3.a5
36.in. Muslin In good firm
quality, yard ........i5c
3s-inCh Fancy Crisp Or
CANDY In pretty stripes and
checks; ward ......,..ttO
38-inch Plain. sheer White
Noilcs in good quality. a..
tho yard ,......,...., 25C
tO-inch Zinc French Wolfe
I'm extra fine quality, I'd. aSC
38.inch Pajama Checks, our
best quautHi yard,..,t0c
Seco
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-25
Timely, Wanted Notions-Specials
Manhattan Dress Linings-
Table Linen Specials

Madeira Lunch Cloths and
NCarf~ roo OF
tll-Iincn Damask and Pat
tern , ,lOlhs 20cc Off
ill-LinCn Cluny SCarGs and
Icntcrs 3Ooc off
hll-LinCn HuCk Towel,
2OCc off
T2.inch Linen Finish Table
Damask. the yard .....s sjc
i7-inch Iincn Finish Ready
Hcmmcd Napkins
Dozen t.7d
6s-in, All-I.incn Table Dam.
ask, the yard ,.,..,...l l.11
odd All-iinCn NBpkin-
Half Price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-25
Extra Choice Canton Crepe

Canton rrcpc, 100 unusual demand and one of tho n
sprlnE with very heavy pebble surface, extra qusr
wide. shown I'm navy, black, Nanking Japan Mos,
and other new shades. Special ..,...............
second loOr.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05
LOCAL A.rp pxnsonAl

Mr. I'D Mrs. William Kaplicky ex-
pect to be able to move into their
new bunealo north of the Rock
well school building. next week.
W. I. Kidder. H. W. Woods and
A. b. Conklin.who had been doing
jury duty at Lamar for the past
ten days. were discharged last Sat
urdsy.
Mrs. Bess Mesnord who has been
. guest In the c. J. Lord home for
the past two weeks left Sunday af.
trnoon for her home in Okla
homa
SEE One Of the most fascinat-
ing myatsriee the Screen has ever
produeed-Marshall Neilan's New
Picture, 'Go and Get It." also
'Toonerville Trolley Comedy at
the Cow Club Theatre. Friday ard
Saturday evenings. May 9Th and 7th
Is and 30 enntS.
John Duncan was Friday visi,
tor At Lamar.
Ths unreasonable weather OF the
past week has caused consider
able number OF local householders
to replenish their coal bins.
The Continental Filling Station.
which has been In process OF cree
tion for several months was opened
this week and Is now serving the
auto trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Inge OF La Junta
ta arrived last Thursday to spend
the week end here with their
daughter. Mrs William H. Dicks
and Mr.. Dicks.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05
Chas Sanders OF Lamar. is . bus.
fness visitor in town today.

Chas Sanders OF Lamar. Is . bus
fness visitor in town today.
, A. NJ. Dicks Of Deerfleld spert
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Dicks
sIrs. Charles Overdorf OF La Jun
to, who was formerly resident Of
Holly. visited friends here last
week. While here she was tie
guest Of Mrs. Allen and daughtt (.
Miss Eva
Mrs. A. b. Hall. accompanied by
Mesdames Witty. MePherson. De-
Wald and Fortney drove to LAM r
last Friday on combined pless
ure and business trip.
Rev. j. B. Lewis wss the week
end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w
Bean.
A beautiful young widow wnt
lives on the west side WAS gettiat
ready to 20 to the theatre with TT
admirer the other night. relata Is
the Topeka Capital. Her Q 1-2 yen
old daughter was watching the n
prepare to leave the house. Finally
she asked: Mamma. is he gonnf
hold your coat like the other Eel
low did?"
"The American Msid" is coming
Have you seen her?
Ed Applegate and family of ID
mar. were Sunday guests at the "
I. Kidder home.
Mary Pickford in Pollyanna at
the Star Theatre Monday May st 4.
for the benefit of the Camp Fire
Girls Camping Fund 40 and *
cents.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05


Floyd Webb who recently return.
ed from California and began I'm.
proving a farm south OF town. Is
holding a sale on the llth. Mr.
Webb Is compelled to leave the
farm because of illness in his fam
lily.
Mrs. Sarah Reavis arrived the lat
ter part OF last week from Alton,
ILL, for an extended visit In the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. h. A.
Shanner and family.
A. new stock of Congoleum Art
Rugs, just arrived. See some OF
the new patterns in our window
Morich Furniture Company.
Congoleum Rugs do not need
tacking. Lie flat. Made in eight
sizes, to fit any room. Morieh Flu
iture Company.
Sam Smith, manager Of the Eo'
Elevator. was Friday visitor
Lamar.
The Holly House is being ilnprov
,ed by the addition OF q new porch
along the south and west sides.
Mary Pickford in Pollyanna at
tho Star Theatre Monday May 9Th
! for the benefit of the Camp Fir
Girls Camping Fund. 40 and q
A. P. Knuckey spent the first
the week in Lamar. attending th
monthly session OF the Coun!
Commissioners.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05

The many friends Of family.
be pleased know
she Is rapidly improving W. Brown drove
attack of Illness which Sunday with
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05

WANTED and 10 pound friction
top pals In good condition. Phone
S3F2l. A. D. Bennett. 46tf
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05

FOR SALE Shetland pony, very
gentle. Sylvia Robinson at old
McGlashen place. p462
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05

FOR SALEpCommon Millet seed
See J. Is. Saunders & Son. p45-4t
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05
SHERNyN- WlLLlAMS
AUTO
ENAMELS

are manufactured to meet the demand
for a protective finish for motor cars
which viii give the longest wear and
the greatest satisfaction. There is q
great variety Of colors and shades from
which to ehoose-you can finish your
car in eolors Of your own seleetion.
Stop in at our store and get an Auoo-
mobile Enamel color card-talk over
with US the re6nishing Of your car.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-05-05

A. P. Knuckey spent the first {
the week In Lamar. attending IT,
monthly session OF the Coun!
Commissioners.