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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
Thompson. Randall

Miss Mary Randall and Nels J.
Thompson. both of Davenport, were
united in marriage last evening at
$50 in the annex of the First Bap-
fist church with Rev. J. Clarke Or
anger reading the ceremony. Floyd
B. Stevens OF Davenport and Miss
Mae Jacobsen Of Rock Island at
tended the bridal couple.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17

served refreshments ct the nest
Ing yesterday and chatting and 90
ciabllity were enjoyed.
Maoeabees Card Party.
A card party Is being given this
evening by Queen Bee review, No.
$50, Women's Benefit Association Of
Maccabees at Maths hall. Five
hundred will be played, the games
to start at s o'clock. Mrs. Charles
Ohlweiler Is chairman Of the COM
mittee in charge, and the members
are Mrs. Harry Repine. Mrs. George
Smith and Mrs. Sidney Anderson.
VIM Sew for Orphans.
The Palestine Orphans sewing
group will meet with Mrs. Abra-
ham Frankel of 1917 Fifteenth
street, Moline, tomorrow afternoon.
There is large amount Of work to
be done SO the members are urged
to come early and bring all neces-
sary materials for sewing.
Pre-Nuptil Shower for Bride.
Miss Lillian Jensen entertained
last night at q pre-nuptial compli-
ment at her home, 3010 Eighteenth
avenue, for Miss Bessie Mckinley
who becomes the bride of Leo Can
non Thursday. Miss Mckinley had
been invited to spend the evening
with the hostess. and was COM
pletely taken by surprise when she
found some twenty girl friends
gathered. The company included
girls who had worked. with the
bride-elect in the ONCE Of the John
Deere Plow company. Decorations
in the rooms were in pink and
white. the colors selected for the
wedding. Carnations and snow
balls were the flowers used.
One feature Of the evening was
the mock wedding. Miss Mckinley
took the part of the bride, and Miss
Jensen the bridegroom. Miss Viola
Pitzenberger Of Coal Valley was
the minister and Miss Beatrice
Ellis the flower girl. Miss Norma
Brendt played the wedding march
and the orchestra was composed
Of Miss Clara Oldefest and Miss
Louise DeJaeger Of Moline. Miss
Eva Simonds and Miss Selma Fur
long were the soloists. Following
the ceremony, each girl was given
a slip of paper and the lights were
extinguished, when they were ask
ed to draw a picture of the bride
There were games and in a contest
Miss mckinley took the prize. A
delicious two course luncheon was
served at the conclusion Of which
the bride-to-be was given a string
to be followed. This led to an UNI
brella filled with many lovely gifts.
Among them we're pyrex, aluminium,
quilts and hand-painted china.
Dinner to Honor Father Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Yerbury
of 1886 Seventeenth street, enter
tanned at. a dinner last evening hon.
oring Rev. J. ]. Quinn. who was yes
terday observing his birthday ami
versary. Covers were laid for IA Of
his old parish friends, and Rev. Will
liam P. Cleary of East Moline. A
basket Of sweetpeas adorned the
table, and the evening hours were
spent informally.
Rose Luncheon for Miss Marshall.
Rose shades, Miss Catherine
Marshall's wedding colors. were
carried out at the pretty luncheon
given this noon in her honor by
Mrs. James Won Maur of 907 East
Locust street, Davenport There
were Is guests, friends Of the BRIDE
elect from the tri-cities, seated at
the four tahleS=tHo large ones and
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8. A. E. Dinner Thursday.

rri-City Chapter Of Sigma Alpha
EDsilom will hold . dinner meeting
Thursday evening at the Manufac-
tuners hotel. Moline. Dinner will
b. served at $3.50. Notices have
been sent out to tri-city S. A. E.
By the secretary Of the local group,
X. e. Cornell Of Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
Rihle Clasa Has Picture.

Last evening the members Of the
adult bible class Of the Fifteenth
avenue Christian church enjoyed a
picnic at Lincoln park. John Pick
ron, caretaker of the park. had a
large IRE ready for the picnickers,
where wiener roast was enjoyed.
Every member Of the party was re-
Quested to tell q story In keeping
with the camp fire light and H. j.
Bechtelheimer was awarded a prize
id this contest. In the endurance
tsst. in other words. rope skipping,
Fred Liedtke won all honors. Pic
ntc tables were set up and q deli
oipus picnic lunch was served. Miss
Nellie Dufiin and Mrs. C. c. Def
vtler were hostess for the affair.
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s O'Clock. Reports were giysn an
tho PARTY held Friday night Of tho
home cf Miss Dorothy Rhoods. Re-
ports wore also given. on the Satur-
day hike to Devils Glen. The girls
voted to sell candy for their camp
fund Ut Camp Night" Friday, May
~, out ct Long View park.
Miss Dorothy Rogers. health edu-
cation director. announces that the
swimming exhibition" planned for
June 2 has been postponed until
later in the summer. The pool is to
be closed from June 1 to June Is
for renovation, and for Biennial
week.
Registration in the summer
classes will begin Thursday at the
Y. w. G. A.
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Golf Club Season Opens.

Rock Island Arsenal Golf club
opens its season with a dinner
dance Saturday evening, it was an
nounced today. The club is always
a popular place during the summer
months for the younger and older
sets Of the three cities, and the sea-
son opening announcement will be
greeted enthusiastically. The din
ner dances will be given once every
two weeks during the summer, the
night to be set later. Miedke's prom
orchestra will play for the first
dance Saturday night. Notification
for dinner reservations should be
in the hands Of the secretary be-
fore Friday.
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Class Meets q ! Der.
Classes Have Hike.

The Live Wire boys class OF
which Mrs. George Holmes is teach
er and the Booster girls class of
the Centenary Methodist church,
whose teacher is Mrs. William Ed
wards, hiked out Thirty-eighth
street to Rock river yesterday aft
ernoon after school, where wien
er roast and marshmallow toast
was enjoyed. The young people
gathered flowers on their way and
had a most enjoyable time. They
returned during the evening.
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Auxiliary VIM Meet.

Members Of the auxiliary to the
ANai Birth are reminded OF the
organization meeting to be held at
the club rooms above the SPENCER
Square theatre on Thursday eve
ming at 1880. There will be a bust
ness session with q social hour fol-
lowing.
Beading Circle With Mrs. Barber.
Mrs. A. F. Barber OF 1907 TWEEN
ty.hrst street. was a charming
hostess to the Optimus Reading cir
Gle It her home last evening. Din
1er was served at z o'clock with
covers being laid for some IA
guSsts. Mrs. Frank Young of Dav-
snport was leader in the study of
Minds Eye Picture Of America ;"
11s Ella J. Mulack will entertain
~ members Of the club at Fejer-
Wy park next Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17

Mcdowell club has meeting.
Meeting Of Eligs Garfield teut.
Auxiliary 70 Vie American legion gives
svsning card party 1t legion hall.
Outing club mid-weekly informal.
Cannon Mckinley wedding.
Lowell school PIT. A. meets.
AmoO Csidrpn meets at n aeonic temple.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17

10 eAg1so0e0t OF moro tuau
III Interest - the announcement
~ ~ Mr.. and Mn. J. B. Bassett
n Ottawa, formerly Of Rock Is
". 81 the betrothal and approach
- xsssriags Of their younger
nghtef, Hortense Elizabeth, to
gTill Wallace Mighton Of Paines-
M, Ohio. The wedding Will take
60Aee ne latter part Of June It the
- Of the brides parents, and
n(vsssl Rock Island friends will
~ n attendance. Il VIII b An In
nal affair owing 70 the recent
61ath Of tho br1degrocm's father.
Hhe bride-elect was very pop
u)ar young woman In Rock H.
Ind. She left with her parents
Ut fall to make their home In o.
t3wA. This winter Miss Basseft
e4ent in st. Petefsbufg, Fla. where
~ romance which will eliminate
n the late June wedding started.
Mss Bassett graduated from Rock
Island high school In the class OF
1913, and will be remembered for
her excellent work In her class
play. She attended the University
of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Mighton attended the Wis
Oonsin university also. leaving
there in 1917 to enter the signal
corps Of the army. After being
discharged from the service he COM
p1eted his college work at the Ohio
0(Ate university. He is . member
Of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
Fathers Program for May Meet
The May meeting Of the Lowell
p4fent-teacher association will be
h1ld Wednesday evening, May Is,
~ 7:30. Fathers night will be OBJ
eGrved at this time and a delight
~ program is being arranged. All
friends and patrons Of the district
~ urged to attend.
Queen Esther Guild Entertained.
The Queen Esther guild Of Spen-
cer Memorial Methodist church met
yesterday afternoon after school
with Mrs. e. H. SlOcum Of GIL For
tieth street. Routine business was
transacted and there was a discus
sion In regard to the next meeting,
which will be the annual one when
the election Of officers will take
phce. Mrs. Slocum gave an inter
eSfing talk on Summer Homes for
Girls" and she told about the Ep-
worth school for girls In st. Louis
Mss Margaret Miller and Miss
CSnevieve Edwall read papers on
tlls subject. Kenneth and Lucille
01ocum assisted their mother In
serving. Ss8
On June 13 the members Of the
class will hike out to the home OF
Mrs. c. H. Custer Of 1911 Eleventh
street. and they are reminded tc
bring carpet rags.
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two smaller. The centeys Of each
were banked with low bowls illle6
with roses h dainty shades. There
was handsome party gift for Miss
Marshall and the afternoon hours
were to be spent Informally. SONS
Of tho guests playing bridge while
others chatted. Miss Martha Oar
den Of Suffolk, Va, who u to p
one Of Miss NArshall's bridesmatds.
was an out-of-town guest
Class Meets q 7 DefA.
Mrs Bertha Bjurndahl and Miss
Matte Morton entertained the
Who So Ever bible class last eve
ming at the Y. w. C. A. dormitofy.
There were Is members and one
visitor present and the study of the
lesson from the 18th chapter Of
John was led by Rev. Thomas
Hughes Of the Cleland Presbyte-
rian church. After short bust
ness session, the remainder OF the
evening was spent in music and
social converse. The next meeting
will be held Monday evening. May
q, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. Clark Of 3l05 Fair avenue.
Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
Music Studeats VITA Miss Huber.

Music Students have a very
lovely program at the meeting yes
terday afternoon with Miss Amelia
Huber of this city. A short business
session opened the meeting and the
remainder OF the afternoon was de-
voted to the musical program that
was given as follows:
"Tugus in G Minor" ;. Rheinberger
Mrs. C. ]. Montgomery, Rock Island
Violin
Nobody Knows the Trouble
See" ................ arr. Powell
"Gavotte" .......... Bach-Kreislef
Mrs. A. W. Lee, Davenport.
Vocal Duet
"Sing. Sing, Birds On the Wing"
............... Nutting
Mistress Mary" ........... Salter
Mrs. c. NJ. Cochrane, Davenport, and
Mrs. Henry Wheelock, Moline
Blanc
"Arabesque" ............. Debussy
Mrs. E. M. Reading, Davenport:
Mrs. L. A. Leclaire, Davenport
voice
SAT Dawning" ........... Cadman
prelude to Cycle of Life" Ronald
Miss Julia c. Ryan, Davenport
"Barcarole in A Minor"
.................. Rubenstein
Miss Gertrude Branigan, Davenport
Trio
"The Dancers" .......... Berwald
1.-THE Wanderers Night Song" 90.
.............. Rubenstein-Lyonn
Mrs Cochrane, Mrs. Wheelock and
Mrs. T. w. Waterman of Davenport.
On Oct. 3 the club will begin its
meetings for the new year. It has
not yet decided where the program
will be given.
Card Party for Lady Eagles,
Mrs. W. H. Brough and Mrs. P.
]. Carlson entertained at a card
party for the Lady Eagles at the
Carlson home, 1920 Thirty-eighth
street yesterday afternoon. Seven
tables of 500 were played and four
prizes were awarded. Announce
ment was made of the card party to
be sponsored by the drill team of
the Lady Eagles on Thursday eve
ming at the Harms hotel. Members
and friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Plan New Issue of Cook Book.
Mrs. T. A. Murphy Of 561 Thir-
tleth street delightfully."- entertained
the Helpers circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers. at her home yesterday after
noon. At the business session a
committee was appointed to revise
the circles cook book and have the
| new issue ready for distribution in
the early fall. The next meeting
OF the circle, which will be the last
| one this year, will be a picnic
meeting on the lawn of the S. S.
Davis residence, and the date will
be announced later. Mrs. Murphy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17

Announcement was maze To-Day
that the regular meeting of the par
ent-teachers' association Of Irving
school will be held tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock instead Of on
Thursday afternoon. the regular
time for the meeting. Oficers for
the ensuing year will be elected.
At 2 o'clock the parents and
teachers will be honored guests at
the field day program to be put on
by the children under the direction
of Miss Frances O'Brien, who has
charge of the physical education
work in the grade schols. Follow
ing is the program to be given:
Song games-Miss Nellie Keller
strass' pupils.
Song games - Miss Elizabeth
Maucker's pupils.
Shoemakers' dance: Farmer in
the Dell-Miss Lillian Gross pu-
pills.
Ace of Diamonds = Mrs. Ida
Weeds pupils.
Virginia Reel-Miss Ruth Kin
sey's pupils.
Dumb-bell drill - Miss Louise
Jones', Miss Zelma Richardson's
and Miss Maud Graham's pupils.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
Social Announcements,

The degree staff Of Eudora Re
bekah lodge will sponsor a bakery
sale on Saturday afternoon at the
City Steam laundry. A large amount
Of homemade bakery goods is prom
Used for the sale.
The regular business meeting of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
MONDAY.

St. Elizabeth's guild has regular meet
ing at st. Joseph's auditorium.
Sigma ri Delta luncheon II Blackhawk
hotel. Davenport
Monday Study club meets.
Study department of Rock Island Wom-
ans club has luncheon meeting at Y. W.
c. A.
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Attorney Scott 10 Address Club.

AJkVIuCy DCVIb " AuO1 OoS NlUUs
The Mems society of the Evangel-
ical Church OF Peace enjoyed a
smoker last evening in the social
rooms Of the church. There wal
no business to transact SO the eve
ming was devoted to sociability
Members are planning to have At.
torney J. K. Scott speak at the
next meeting, which will be or
June 20.
Miss Chambers Back From East.
Miss May Elizabeth Chambers
daughter of Mrs. J. c. Bronner
1715 Gaines street, Davenport, who
has been in New York since the
holidays, studying voice under VIII
liam Brady, has returned home. Miss
Chambers will spend the summer
months here, returning to Now York
in September, to continue her stud.
les.
For the past week, she has been
the house guest of Mrs. Guy B
Bacon, formerly Miss Mary Molly
neaux, Davenport. at her home al
OceanSide, Long Island, N. Y.
Kensington for Davenport Women
Some one hundred Davenport
friends are being entertained this
afternoon at Kensington at the
Outing club, Davenport, by Mrs
Gordon F. Hardness and her moth
er, Mrs. Maria Gunsolus of Daven-
port.
Miss Oliver to Bring 'sTalkies."
The Kellum talking pictures
'"Talkies." presented by D. W. Grit.
fifth in his Dream Street." may be
brought to the tri-cities by Miss
Mary Lindsey Oliver. according to
an announcement from the east
The picture was recently shown a,
the Town Hall. New York. and Gre
ated a great sensation. There has
been no date set for the produc-
ton and the producer, Wendell Nc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17

Ao0al, VIII NOT o4tl III p4ct0ro %
the movie houses % 1Glso 0livor
has secured the performance tor
|an early booking n the tall.
Pregsa1 fer 1eeltal
Miss Regina Holmen. pianist,
Miss Marion MAgnuson, organ. and
Miss Minnie Nelson, voice, will ap-
pear IN recital for graduatjon q
the Augustine college chapel this
evening. The program viii b
given ~ follows:
Prelude and Fugue In e minor.
.................. Bach
Miss Magnuson.
Hear Ye, Israel (from the Ell
tAh") ............. Mendelssohn
Miss Nelson.
W1rum ............... Sch0m9nn
In the Evening ........ SchumAnn
In the Night ........... Schumann
Miss Holmen.
Saki ................... Stoushton
Will O. the Wisp ........... Nevin
Meditation ............. Frysingef
Miss Magnuson.
Spirit Flower 49,. Campbell Upton
4 Birthday ................ CoWan
Miss Nelson.
Waltz Caprice MAN lebt nuf
einmaD ......... Strsuss-Tausig
Miss Holmen.
Concert Overture ......... dEvry
Miss Magnuson.
Ny Lover Comes ON the ski -.
................ Clough-Leighter
Miss Nelson.
Concerto, G minor (allegro scher-
zanQO) ............. 0Slut-OoSuc
Miss Holmen.
Orchestral parts on second pi-
ano. Arvid Samuelson.)
Miss Holmen is student Of Ar
vid Samuelson, Miss Magnuson q
student Of A. Cyril Graham. and
Miss Nelson is studying with Louis
Kreidler. Thursday evening. Miss
Alvera Darlington, pianist. Elmer
Hanke, organ, and Clifford loren.
voice. will appear in . recital.
These recitals are free to the pub
lie.
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Dinner to Honor Father Quinn.
Rose Luncheon for Miss Marshall,

Rose Shades, Miss Catherine
Marshall's wedding colors. were
carried out at the pretty luncheon
given this noon in her honor by
Mrs. James Won Maur of 907 East
Locust street, Davenport There
were % guests. friends Of the BRIDE
elect from the tri-cities, seated at
the four tables-two large ones and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
THURSDAY.

Lady Eagles have meeting.
Ideal Art club meets.
Mrs.. ". J. Krull Of 726 Seventeenth
street hostess 70 o. z. s. social circle.
Tn-City Sigma Alpha Epsilon brother
have dinner meeting u 1anafog1nU
hotel, Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17

MaAilI, WIN not ssll his pictnre 70
the movie houses % Mis- oliver
has secured the Performance Tor
|an early booking IN the fall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17
VIM Sew for ORPHANS.

The Palestine Orphans sewing
group will meet with Mrs. Abra-
ham Frankel of 1917 Fifteenth
street, Moline, tomorrow afternoon.
There is large amount Of work to
be done SO the members are urged
to come early and bring all neces-
sary materials for sewing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-17

served refreshments ct the meet
Ing yesterday and chatting and %
stability were enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
STOMACH EVILS

TIE misc-.es OF bad stomach arc
suffered b. thousands. Food 'mpT0-
perly a,ses!cd ta:1s to give nourl'hms"''
The whole system becomes rundown
GA, on tho stomach. pains, vomiting
ana. dizziness, Indigestion. dyspepsia,
gil readily gIve way 70 Nerv-" or'h
Dc,,, suffer lonscr. A proof OF the
merits OF Nerv-Wor:h - found In the
statements OF pecplc who have been
,h.,ce,;ct. A rev relFhborhood Nerv'
worth endorsement OF this famous
,am,ly tonic appears In these columns
salrnost every day.
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LACK OF nerve FORCE
HEALTH, v1eoR AID vT1ALrr

Fortunately the sufferers lack OF
nerve force need not condemn him TO
endless III health. nor TO an uncnely
end. for Ecrv-Wcrth. the famous root
ard plant nerve tonic. has wonderful
power TO make over wrecked nerves ana
10 restore dehflitated organs. Nerr-
Worth s;ead!es and strengthens the
nerves, whets the appetite. adds hssh'
aiGs digestion. rouses tho liver. resu'
lates the bowels, restores restful sleep
banishes sick and nervous headache And
other aches and pains. builds UP run
down systems. Sold by c. II. Griest q
Co. and all leading druggists eTery-
where. Nerw.Worth - now $l.co per
bottle.
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SUCCESSFUL REBU|LDER

Fall finds MANY People rundown. iist-
less. nervous and suffering from that
consistent tired. draggT feeling. Their
stcmachs have become d:sordered. their
FOODS seems 10 fa.l 10 give proper noiT-
lshrnent, their nerve force 's low. they
lack their former Nigor. They should
take socd tonic adapted TO the treat
ment OF these conditions. NerN-"ortn
"a IN. tonic that meets these require
r,ents ard acts scientifically 10 restore
normal health and v!Sor.
u strA!gh:tns VI? the stomach neu-
traIizes excess acids, drives out accunn-
lated impurities, gives nerve 'orrc'
tones and inyiEorates tho whoie as
TEN.
A well known druggist said sho';
tirne axe: Merry Worth Is tae most sue
cessrul OF any preparation ] nave ever
offered TO my customers Its results
ny. ouick ard effective. Statements from
De ople near homo prove conc!u''veiS
ina; Wentworth really does The work.
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tend the funeral services which were
to be held on Monday afternoon.
Briefs.
Ernest Shears OF Cadiz was caller
In town oneday recently.
Mrs. Denver Gilchrist Of Adena was
visitor for several days with her sister.
Mrs. Arthur Humphrey. Mrs. Gilchrist
left the latter part Of the week. being
accompanied Ivy her sister. Mrs. Hum
phrcy, for Dillonvale, where they visit
ed for several days, Mrs. Humphrey re-
turning TO her home here on Monday
evening.
Nr. ard Mrs. George BUGGY have NOV.
ed from Rush Run, o.. into the coal
company property, on Main street.
MIR. and Mrs. John Humphrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Barnes, spent Monday Af.
ternoon in Wheeling.
Messrs. Ray Barger and r. E. McClin-
took were business callers in Cad!z, O,
onc day recently.
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STEUBENVILLE
Mohn ObsequieS Are
Attended By Hundreds

StcuhcnvIIe. -. Dec. IL Impressive
funeral ser' ices We're held AZ inc + lrS'
VI. T.. r"u'ch al -."u '"DCN MS :, -,
"u"n for III" PaSl"', I-rN. ~ r''
M"lr who "'"d sU""'".: 81 .'' '"'
uSe saturday n'%h'' N' '""'|" w.,
'illrG WIKI s"rr"WiNg nl'"'o''S Vi Wv
congregation, NlS't:hS "'n'NI'F T ,l1
orN'" friends "t the pc'"'Ee" '"i'ltIl :
E"v. Dr. u. !. Ililh"rfE' u'S''i't SUE
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NJ X ATED IRON

contains the principal chemical con-
stitucnt OF active living nerve force n
n form which most nearly resembles
that In the brain and nerve cells Of man.
II also contains organic iron lire the
iron IN your blood and like the iron in
spinach. Ientils and apples. Organic iron
cnriches the blood. and plenty OF rich
red blood means more nerve force. -
ii at NuXated Iron not only feeds what
miSht be termed artificial nerve force
T. the nerve cells. but II stimulates t"e
blood u manufacture a greatly In
creased supply of new nerve fotce. IL
YOU are weak nervous or rundown. get
n bottle OF Nuxsted Iron today and IL
within two weeks time you do not feel
that II has Increased your nerve force
and mile YOU feel better ami stronger
in every way. your money vii be re-
tunLeu. Sold by all drugG sta.
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Will entertain tho Modern Pracsl!as
cub this afternoon.
The weekly meeting or Tie Junior
Order ~ Uajtcd America Mechanics
will L2 held tomorrow evening.
Workmeu IL the employ OF the Ky
are p.anr!ng 20 get repairs I" Ia" water
Ma!n taadc al he earliest possible
moment.
Try our rua rau'eed gibbons. rN
s2.re. -. s. StOdiarI. II 18th street
AugS-m-w-l