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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-14
ANNAWAN

Annawan, Ill, July 14.-Miss
Ruth Pickering is confined to her
bed with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertleson of Rock
Island, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt Farley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles James and
son Nelson of Chicago, are visiting
Rev. Hoffman and family.
Mrs. Samuel Markle of Freeport,
Ill, visited friends here.
Postmaster Thomas Shehan of
Altoona, Ill, and Mrs. Shehan spent
the weekend with Mr.. Shehan's
sister, Mrs. Margaret Guthrie.
DR.. Downs was called from At
kinson today to attend William
Howes, Jr., who is suffering from
acute indigestion.
Mrs. Aline Seed the private Sec
rotary of the kedron Valley Prod
ucts company, has arrived from
Bloomington, Ill, to start the work
here.
Smith Ferguson, former Annawan
boy, now in business in Pittsburgh.
Pa, has donated 500 to the build
ing OF a stadium at Illinois state
university at Urbana.
Mrs Woelfsteter and four chill
dren and Miss Marcella Muilmeyer,
all of Peoria, are visiting their
cousin, Emil Ufheil.
DR.. ]. NJ. Young and family and
DIR. Emmert Johnson and family. re-
turend from the camp, north of
Gepeseo, Thursday.
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Returns From Honeymoon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar n. Brown of
512 Fourth avenue arrived home
last night from their honeymoon
trip that was spent in St. Paul,
Mimi, and other northern cities.
The wedding of Mr.. Brown and
Miss Elsie S. Steen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steen of Day
export was performed Wednesday,
July 6, in Waterloo. Rev. A. Noel
Ter, pastor of the First Lutheran
church of Waterloo performed the
ceremony at the parsonage. The
bridal couple was attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence V. Anderson,
and sister of the
The bride wore late
model gown of blue taffeta and a
hat to match. a wedding luncheon
was served at the Hotel Russell
Lawson for the bridal party. Mr..
Brown, who is the son of John A.
Brown of 512 Fourth avenue is a
at Rock Island arsenal.
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ROCKFORD PLANS
TO GIVE KNIGHTS
FINE RECEPTION

Rockford. Ill.-Plans are being
vigorously promoted here for the
reception of the Grand Command
cry, Illinois knights .Templar, in its
annual conclave opening in Rock
ford on Aug. Is. Ten thousand Sir
Knights and 5000 ladies are ex-
pected.
The availability of the historic
depot Brigade" area as quarters;
use of the polo field for knights
Templar divisional maneuvers. and
the accessibility to the city of
Rockford are the principal reasons
why attendance at the 1921 con-
clave is expected here to almost
double that of any previous one.
Hundreds of Rockford homes
will be opened to the visitors. The
Rockford Chamber of Commerce
has a special bureau organizing
local housing facilities.
DR.. Franklin a. Turner, COM
mander of Crusader Commandery,
Rockford, is general chairman of
the conclave committee, working
in conjunction with Major Roland
M. Hollock of Fl. Sheridan, Ill,
Grand Commander of the Illinois
Grand Commandery
General George Bell, Jr., COM
of Camp Grant and a mem
Der OF Crusader Commandery, to-
gether with various staff officers, is
cooperating to make the Rockford
Camp Prant conclave successful.
r. D. Chappell. secretary-man-
sger OF the Rockford Chamber of
Commerce, is general secretary of
the conclaye executive committee. b
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ishing results and have pronounced
it the greatest mediiine of all time
Tens of thousands of men ana
women of all ages in all walks of
life, afflicted with stomach, liver
and kidney disorders, some of them
of long standing, as well as thou
sands of weak, thin, nervous men
and women apparently on the verge
of collapse, have testified that they
have been fully restored to their
normal weight, health and strength
by its use
Restored to Health.
Still others, who seemed fairly
well, yet who suffered with indiges-
ton, headaches. shortness of
breath, dizzy spells, sour, gassy
stomachs, coated tongus, foulness of
breath, constipation, bad complex
ion, loss of appetite, sleeplessness at
night and of terribly detected, de-
pressed feelings, state that they
have been entirely relieved of these
distressing symptoms and restored
to health and happiness by the use
of Tanlac
Tanlac is sold in Rock Island by
the c. E. Schlege1 drug store.-(Ad-
Vertisement.)
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BY ELOISE.

To complete a dainty summer
costume there is nothing so neces-
sary as the large picture of garden
hat These hats may be made of
organdie, georgette, leghorn or
basket weave straw and they NAV
accompany anything from a skirt
ana waist costume to the frilliest
or summer frocks. Wreathes Of
flowers and long ribbon streamers
are the usual trimming on these
large drooping-brimmed shapes.
This pretty hat is made of a fine
blue straw faced with flesh tinted
georgette. Flowers placed fat ON
the brim add dainty touch and a
long. single streamer of blue baron
cite satin gives it a distinctly new
air TO the whole. The fashion of,
throwing the ribbon over the shoul-
der IS a pretty conceit
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Household Hints

two quarts OF water. Do not rub
on the board. Squeeze and pull into
shape while under suds. Then rims
in the same temperature of what
they were washed in, with another
teaspoonful Of turpentine and pinch
OF soapflakeS added. Squeeze ths
! water out, but don't wiring or twist
If you dry them in the house put
pan of water under to catch the
! water that dTips from them. In
the summer dry them in the shade
never in the sun. Pull once In a
while while drying into shape.
Sink Cleanliness-To avoid nm.
necessary plumbers bills, pour one
cup of kerosene down the sink once
month and next morning poUy
down a couple of gallons of boilinp
water. The kerosene loosens and
eats away the accumulated grease
and the boiling water dissolves and
washes it away, thus preventing
stopping of the pipes.
To Remove the Smell of oniors
from breath, parsley eaten with vim
egar is good.
To Remove Bluing Stains from
fabrics, soak in strong ammonia
water. Or soak in kerosene ana
wash with naptha soap in luke
water.
To keep dust from flying under
the door into the adjoining room
lay a dampened newspaper Just in.
side the door.
Newspapers instead Of a damn
cloth are excellent for pressing
clothes.
Particles of dirt in bottles that il
is impossible to reach, may easily
be removed with a little warm wa
ter and soda. Shake the bottle well
and then rinse.
Very Satisfactory Underclothes
can be made from pongee. Dry
pongee garments thoroughly be.
fore ironing.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
Irins.Frost NuptiaIs.

A quiet marriage ceremony OF
yesterday morning was solemnized
at the parsonage of the First Meth
odist church when Miss Airline
WINS, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. WINS, 406 Sala apartments, be-
came the bride Of John Frost, son
of Mrs. Jacob Frost of 121 Pine
street, Davenport Rev. J. A Chap
man performed the ceremony at s
O'Clock that was witnessed by the
immediate families of the two
young people. The bridal couple
was unattended The bride wore
blue tricotine suit, blue beaded
georgette crepe blouse and blue
feathered hat to correspond. The
bridal couple departed on the ear
ly morning train for d wedding
trip to Chicago. They will reside
on their return at 121I2 Pine
street. Davenport. The bride at
tended the local public schools and
the Villa de Chantal Mr.. Frost is
employed on the Rock Island ar
senal as a clerk.
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The first bottle of Tanlac to reach
the public was sold just little over
six years ago. Its success was i'm
mediate and people everywhere
were quick to recognize it as a
medicine of extraordinary merit.
Since that time there have been sold
throughout this country and Can
ada something over twenty million
(20,000,000) bottles, establishing a
record which has probably never
been equalled in the history of the
drug trade in America.
Fame is International,
The instant and phenomenal
success which Tanlac won when it
was first introduced has been ex-
tended to practically every large
city, small town, village and ham
let in North America. Its fame has
become international in its scope
and England, Japan, Mexico, Cuba,
Hawaii, Alaska, Porto Rico and
many European countries are clam
oring for it.
From coast to coast and from the
Great Lakes, Tanlac is known and
horored. Millions have taken it
with the most gratifying and aston
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-14
Elects New Officers.

Mrs. John Carruthers was elected
president Of the Woman's Mission
AIRY society of the Fifteenth Avenue
Christian church last night at the
meeting held in her home, 1910 For
ty-first street. The other officers
are: vice president, Mrs. H. b.
Hamp; secretary, Mrs. Don Solen-
berger, and treasurer, Mrs. F. z.
Burch. Mrs. Nina LAWN was in
charge of the South American pro-
gram that was given. Papers were
given by Mrs. Solenberger. Mrs.
Willis Wood and Mrs. H. B. Hedd!e.
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Mrs. c. w. Foss, delegate to the
synodical meeting in Chicago last
month, gave a report of the con-
ventlon yesterday afternoon at the
woman's home and foreign mission
airy society meeting of the Grace
Lutheran church. She told in de-
tail OF the building of the new girls
dorm1tory at Augustana college and
OF the plans which were made
to raise the mnoey. The meeting
yesterday was held in the home of
Mrs. H. L. Becker, 3S15 Eighth ave
nue.. a voluntary collection for
missions was taken.
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CALENDAR


TODAY.
Druggists Chapter No Is. picnic At A
J. Riess camp 90 Rock river.
Daughters of Norway picnic at Long
View park.
Helpers circle Kings Daughters picnic
at s. s. Davis home. 3052 Tenth avenue.
FRIDAY,
Barbara Frietchie tent IL. d. o. v.
ice cream social at Mrs. Mary Barth's
home. 1906 Sixth avenue.
MONDAY.
Fifth District Nurse association enter
tanned in Davenport by the Sixth district
group of Iowa.
Mrs. F. J. Pogemiller. 1904 Fifteenth
avenue. entertains for Miss IneZ McGrath.
T1-City Musical association annual
meeting at New Music Center. Davenport
WEDNESDAY.
Marson-h cGrath wedding.
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CoupIe Given Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Frank Young of
1901 First street, who were quietly
married Tuesday night, were hap
PLY surprised last night when 40
relatives and friends called at
their home to serenade them. Vic
trola music, singing and dancing
were the diversions after which the
bridal couple served refreshments
The wedding of Mrs. Elizabeth
Murphy of Davenport and Mr..
Young which took place at s
o'clock Tuesday night at the new
home of the bridal couple, was per-
formed by Rev. F. ]. Rolf, pastor
Of the Evangelical Church of
Peace. Mr.. and Mrs. Roman
Schmacht were the only witnesses.
Mr.. Young is a painter by trade.
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FSfF.

Erie, Ill, July 14.-Mrs. Minnie
Mason expects to leave Thursday
evening for Merrill, Wis, where
she will visit the Clarence Cole
family, former residents of Daven-
port. Mrs Mason will also yisN
relatives in Wisconsin.
The public dinner which was an
nounced to be given Thursday eve
ming by the ladies' aid society of
the Erie Methodist church. has
been postponed indefinitely, on &C
count of the revival meetings
which are being held in the tent.
and also on account of the intense
eat.
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To Picnic at Grove.

The annual picnic of Siboney Bay
camp, United Spanish War Veter-
ans, and its auxiliaries will be held
Sunday at Richmond's grove. COT
fee will be furnished by the camp,
but all are asked to bring well fill
ed baskets. Members are instruct
ed to get off the Long View car at
Eighteenth avenue and Twentieth
street and they will be met by au-
tomobiles that will take them to
the grove
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Social Announcements

The Women's Trade Union league
will meet tomorrow night in the
home of Mrs. ]. E. Case, 2S49
Eighth avenue. The card party
which was to have been held to-
morrow afternoon has been post
poned Indefinitely on account of
the heat
The Woman's Missionary society
of the South Park Presbyterian
church Will meet Friday afternoon
at 2:30 in the home of Mrs. d. o.
Jones, 4409 Eighteenth avenue.
An ice cream social will be spon-
sored on the lawn of the Spencer
Memorial church tomorrow night by
the Ladies' Aid society members.
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Church Picnic at Park.

The members and friends of the
Evangelical Church of Peace en-
yesterday afternoon and evening.
The children played games during
the afternoon after which a basket
picnic supper was served. Rev
Frederic ]. Rolf, the pastor, con-
Quoted a twilight service con-
sisting of hymns and short ser
mon
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Cleland Ladies' Aid.

Mrs. Elsa Lewis entertained the
members of the ladies' aid society of
the Cleland Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon in her home,
Twenty-fourth avenue and Seventh
street. In the business session
plans were made for an ice cream
social to be held on the lawn of the
home of Mrs. Jennie Paulsen, 1899
Twelfth street, next Tuesday night.
Refreshments were served. The
announcement of the next meeting
will be made later.
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BY ELOISE.

Pictured here is modfsh blouse
of white and Nile green combined.
The sash is looped at the side in
an unusual and attractive manner
and is far prettier than the sash
which ties in the back, for these are
seldom tied nicely when the wearer
has to tie them herself. The blouse
is artistic with it's embroidered
flowers without being too 'Villagy'
for the more conservative.
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The Zion Lutheran Church will
hold an all day picnic at Long View
park tomorrow. The children will
meet at 9:45 at the church and
will go to the park in special cars.
Each family will provide their own
picnic dinner and supper.
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Celebrates Birthday.

Eunice Schroeder entertained a
number of children at her home,
1903 Second street, Tuesday after
noon, in honor of her seventh
birthday anniversary. Games were
played. after which Mrs. Ed Schroe-
der, her mother, served refresh
ments. The centerpiece of the ia
BILE was large birthday cake with
seven candles. The hostess re-
ceived many pretty gifts.
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Intermediates to Picnic,

The intermediate society of the
First Baptist church will hold a
picnic tomorrow night at Prospect
park, Moline. The members will
meet at Seventeenth street and
Second avenue promptly at 5
o'clock and will go together.
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Mission Band Picnic.

Members and friends of the Mis-
sion Band class of the Memorial
Christian church enjoyed an outing
and picnic supper yesterday at
Long View Park. Routine business
was transacted. There will be no
August meeting.
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Miss Lillian Wilson was elected
mite-box secretary of the Queen
Esther circle of the Spencer Memo
rial church at the picnic held yes
terday afternoon at the Lincoln
park. After the business session
the girls enjoyed games. Supper
was served picnic fashion. The
next meeting will be held at Camp
BELLS island next month, the exact
date to be announced later.
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To Have Picnic.

= Plans were made for the picnic
TO be held at Long View park, Aug.
0, at the meeting of the Danish
ladies' sewing society yesterday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. ].
p. Johnson, 4416 Sixth avenue. On
account of the heat there was no
sewing accomplished A luncheon
was served by the hostess. Plans
for the next regular meeting will
be made at the picnic
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Ice Cream SOciable.

The lawn of the home of Mrs.
Mary Barth, 1906 Sixth avenue,
will be the scene of an ice cream
sociable tomorrow afternoon given
by the Barbara Frietchie tent 81,
Daughters of Veterans. Ice cream,
cake, ice cream cones, soft drinks,
candy and popcorn balls will be
sold. The general public is in
vited. The committee in charge is
composed of Mrs. Essie Siemon,
chairman, Mrs. Bernice Yoh, Mrs.
Teresa, Horst, Mrs. Daisy Cook,
Mrs Nellie Milton, Mrs. Mae Mar
shall, Mrs. Jennie Swisher and Mrs.
Nancy Babb
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DEMAND FOR TANLAC
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Amazing Success Achieved By Celebrated Medicine
Not Only Phenomenal, But Unprecedented Over
100000 Bottles Sold in Six Years-Foreign
Countries Clamor for It.

Never before perhaps in the history
accomplishing
AS
this medicine only phenomenal, unprecedented
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MENU HINTS
Breakfast
Broiled Bacon.
flashed Apples. Mullins
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Cream of Vegetable Soup.
Lettuce Salad.
Saratoga Potatoes.
Brown Betty. Molasses Sauce.
Dinner.
Boiled Beef Tongue.
Horseradish Sauce
Rice CroQuettes. spinach
Lemon Meringue Pie.
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Receives Petitions.

into the Rock Island chapter, 269,
Order of Eastern Star, were re-
ceived last night at the regular
stated meeting at Masonic temple.
There will be no work until Sep
TENDER
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Midsummer Tea

A delightful midsummer tea was
held yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. s. s. Davis, 1852
Tenth avenue, at which time the
members OF the Ruth's Band Of the
Broadway Presbyterian church
were the guests. There was q
large attendance. Mrs. Frank Nc
Meekin was in charge of the pro-
gram which was study of the
country OF India. Mrs. Mary Bail
ey conducted the devotional exer-
cises consisting of the Twenty-third
Psalm and parts Of 1t were explain
ed by Mrs. J. z. Clarkson, Mrs. w.
]. Murphy and Mrs. f. C. Xander.
An interesting paper on 1.-The Soul
OF India" was read by Miss Nellie
KeIierstraus. Mrs. e. z. Evans,
niece of Colonel C. l.. Walker of
Rock Island, who was born in In
dia and is a wife of a missionary
in India. was the principal speaker,
telling of the habits and life in gen.
eral OF the Indian people. Tea was
served on the lawn at o'clock
The next tea will be held Wednes-
day, Aug. 10.
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Legion Card Party.

The ladies of the Moline Moose
hart legion entertained at a very
delightful card party yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. H. Fill
of SAT Seventeenth Avenue, East
Moline. Six tables of 500 were sur
rounded and prizes were awarded
to Mrs. L. Kuttler of Rock Island
and Mrs. Lucy Bausch, and Mrs. E.
B. Harkscon of Moline. Dainty re-
freshments were served at the con-
clusion of the games and a delight
full social hour enjoyed. The or
ganization is planning another
party to be held in the near future.
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Tasty Sauces.


Chicken Sauce-Melt one-quarter
Gun butter. add one-quarter cup of
f1our and blend well. Add one cup
chicken stock and stir constantly
until smooth ard creamy. Add one
cup cream and heat over hot water,
stirring frequently. Just before
serving stir in two egg yolks diluted
with two tablespoons cream
Green Pepper Sauce-Remove
seeds and tough portion from three
green peppers Chop peppers very
fine and fry until soft in one-Quarter
cup butter. Add two tablespoons
-four and blend well. Add two cups
milk and stir constantly until
smooth and thick Add salt and
pepper to taste.
Onion Sauce-Blend one and one
half tablespoons flour with one
half tablespoon flour with one-half
cup butter. Add gradually two
cups scalded milk and stir constant
ly until smooth and thick. Add
four boiled onions, finely chopped,
and salt and pepper to taste. Serve
with veal, mutton or: poultry.
Suggestions.
To wash baby flannels that have
become hard, use soapflakes but
add a teaspoonful of turpentine to
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EXTRA
SPECIALS
No Discount on Extra
Specials and a ferU
Contract Goods

Boys Kunfortmesh
Union Suits, 55c
Made of fine soft cotton, cool and
comfortable, short sleeves, knee
length, cream and white, all sizes.
Mems Athletic Union
Suits, each SI.I9
Made of very fine fabric, checked
nainsOOk, webbing at back, well
made. in sizes 81 to 46. These
garments are greatly reduced in
price.
Young Mems Knit Union
Suits, soc
Fashioned of fine cotton, white
and ecru, short sleeve, ankle
length. These garments are pric-
ed at almost half.
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Mems Shirts,
Each SI,79

Splendid fabrics consisting of DER.
Gales, madras and Russian cord.
various o0lor stripe, French cuffs.
IN all size necllbands. These shirts
are of first quality material. made
IN full sfzes, splendidly tailored.
WOmen's Eiffel Maid buttonIess
athletic union suits, lace cloth.
checked. barred and striped main
sock, lace trim, satin ribbon
strap, extra n1 20
special ....... &c.. % LOU
Nainsook GOWNS, stamped fer en-
brOidery, extra on
special ......... $500. SyC
Satin stripe VoiIes, 40-inch wide.
dark grounds, small and nr oO
large designs, yard -. > .UU
Chsnbray gingham, solid colors,
blue, tan, cOpen, green, ~
lavender, yard ...... go. IUL
Wolfe dress goods, 4o-inch wide.
ASS ohSC Aushnt9s tCkoTS SOpen,
maze, green, lavender, %
gray, ETC., yard ....... OTI
Dinity dress goods, SO inches,
white grounds, small Ar
figures, per yard ........ 4OC
Embroidered dot voiles, 40 inches,
white and dark grounds, ia
per yard ......... VC
S6-ineh unbleaehed muslin, L. L.
brand, limit of 10 yards, kI
extra special, yard 800. U2k
Berkshire L. l.. muslin, extra fine
quality, 10 yards to a ~
customer. extra special, yd. IUL
36-inch bleaehed muslin, Daisy
brand, limit of 10 yards, 11I
extra special, yard 80. IL1C
Maid Of Honor Icing cloth, SO in
cteS wide. limit Of 10 -
yards, extra special, yard. i ~
Genuine Anderson's imported
Scotch gingiiam, beautiful plaids,
all co!ors, extra special, rn
yard ........ .-........ OIN