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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-28

Just when Il is supposed the Irish
situation cannot get any worse II
does.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-28

To modernize an old saying: n
wishes were horses the poor would buy
automobiles.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-28

Each nation favors disarmament for
all other nations.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-01-28

Headquarters for Printing
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07
GUARD SCHOOL
 IS NOW OPEN
Officers and Noneon,s Taking Course
 of Instruction at Camp Pike.

The school of instruction for officers and noncommissioned officers of the Arkansas National Guard was opened yesterday afternoon when Adjuant General Beeson, commander of the Arkansas National Guard. assumed command. The school will be held for four days nthe area west of Cross street and south of the Station hospital
 First detachments to arrive were from Marianna and Beebe, the head quarters troops fthe Second and Third Batalions. Arrivals were con- tinued during the afternoon, and a complete program will be undertaken this morning.
 The work is in preparation for the annual National Guard encampment. which opens July IL Lectures and setting up exercises will open the days work Drill by company. platoon and squad will follow Battalion drill without arms will complete the drill.
 Attention will be paid to litter drill fo rmedical troops and police and cleanup of the camp area. Retreat will be sounded at , o'clock and mess call will be sounded at 30 O clock, completing the days work-Gazette.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07
L.ANEBURG

A. A. Galloway passel through here this morning on his way to Prescott.
 John Thompson carried his little son. Billie to Prescott this morning to have his arm reset It wos broken some time ago but did not grow back straight.
 pr. c. F. Nelmns of Sutton went to Prescott today on business.
 Mrs John Thompson and Miss Milan Fore spent a few hours Tuesday with Miss Jewell Pate.
 Miss MurieI Galliway attended the show at Prescott last Saturday after noon.
 Miss Jewell Pate was bitten by a snake about years ago and she has been suffering considerably the last few days from the effect of the bite.
 A number of 27. had the pleasure of a picnic near the Dan Easterling Springs last Monday Lunch was serv- ed at 1 o'clock. after which a number of the party went over to Golfers Lake near Hope. Those who enjoyed this trip were: Messers. Hubert McGough, Edgar White. Granville and Talmadge Duke Carnie Lee Bennett, Henry Bates, and Willie Erwin, Misses. Opal Holloway of Rosston, Glen Bates, Opal Phillips. Carolee and Lena Erwin, Mur- ieI Galloway, velma Simpson, Paralee Duke and Myriam Fore. Monday night Miss Carolee Erwin en tertained the whole party at the home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Erwin.
 MT. and Mrs. Otis Holloway and sister Miss Octa Holloway of Little Rock returned to their home Monday
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07

Reorganization. County General Warrants S635.64 Bridge Fund Warrants 100O2 Court House Fund Warrants 80.35 Road Fund Warrants 5548.17 School Fund Warrants 1S91.27 Doe Tax Fund Warrants 100 Total Warrants SS236 40 Cash S1O103.5a s18,940.0O.
 Check on First State Bank
 s529s15 Check on First State Bank 107.25 Check on Bank of Prescott
 529s. .15 Total Cash SIG, ,703 D The Thomas Pickle company has phone installed and the number is 121
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07
STARRED WITH KNIFE

De Witt, July 6.-Jim Inman of near Gillette is suffering from several knife wounds said to have been in- flicted Monday night by Ashley Still we'll The two men were attending an Independence Day celebration near St. Charles when thy got into an argue ment which ended with the stabbing of Inman A brother of Stillwell is said to have been implicated in the fight The three were ordered to ap- pear before the Grand Jury, which convened at De Witt yesterday.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07
TOMATO CROP ABOUT OVER

Mir. Watson of P. N w R. R. reports that the last of the week, will finish the tomato crop for this season but with the end of this product, the growers of cantaloupes will bring on this crop, and then will be carloads shipped thsi season from which the farmer will receive a good price to reward him for his labor.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07

after short visit with home folks near Rosston-
 Miss Paralee Duke will entertain the young people of Laneburg and Sutton Friday night with birthday party.
 Miss Vera Hudson returned home Tuesday from few days visit 70 friends in the Holly Springs neighbor- hood.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07
NOTICE ID THE PUBLIC

AIl advertising copy must be receiv- a tthe office of the Picayune not lat sr than 10 .. m., of the day on which it is intended for use, otherwise 1t will appear in the issue of the following day
 Advertising copy for use in the week N Picayune should reach this office rot later than Tuesday morning.
 Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any individual. firm or corporation ap- pearing in the Picayune will be promptly corrected if brought to the attention of the publisher. Statements of facfs however will not be retracted.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07
NOTICE

We are requested by Sheriff Steele to notify all jurors, both petit and grand, not to attend court until Tues day morning on account of the absep .n of the Judge.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07

Your annual and Enuu. III rfon report should be mailed to me at once. Please fill out the general Summary on pages 21 and 9 carefully.
 J. W. TEETER.
 County, Supt.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07

Entered as second class matter Jan uary 5, 1921. at the post office at Pres eott, Arkansas, nuder the Act of March [, 1S78."
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07
FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
 SHERIFF WITH COUNTY.

Fifth and Final Settlement of L. c. Steele, with the County Treasurer for the taxes of 1920. to-wit:
 County General Fund. Cash. s75s.- 28. Warrants. s635.64 Total s1393.9 20 Bridge Fund, Cash. s415.63, War rants. s10002 Total s51565. Court House Fund. Cash s870.95, War rants s8035. Total sT31.30.
 Jail Fund, Cash $515.65
 Road Fund, Cash $1345.73, Warrants s554S.17. Total s6S93.90.
 School Fund. Cash s643s71, War rants 1891 27. Total SS3299s
 Poll Tax. Cash S514 02
 Dog Tax. Cash. S44.60, Warrants S1OO Total s45.60.
 Total. s1S.94O.00
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07

Mrs. Rosa Colds and children ar rived in the city this morning from Oklahoma City, Okla, for a visit with her father. ]. W. Wingfield
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07

Mrs Nick Wells and little daughter Carolyn who have been visiting in Magnolia are expected this afternoon for a few days visit with MT. Wells parents, Rev and Mrs. J. A. Sage. be- fore their return to their home in Hamburg.
 County Clerk, Algia billiard issued marriage license today to John Stroupe and Miss Cliffie Echols both of Rosston.
 
 J. W Riley of Bengal Okla, was in the city yesterday en route to Okolona for visit with his brother, Joe Riley.
  Rev Heineike of Benton was a busi- ness visitor heHe today.
 
 W. 4. Fairchild of Rosston Is a visitor here today.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07

NoIICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Daily picayune., 1921-07-07

SATURDAY SPECIAL 8 bars good Laundry Soap for 25 cents. Farmers Supply Store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

or big picture. which features Gec-ge
walsh in From Now on" Dave
Henderson. finding that Booky snar-
a and, Martin Tydeman have
robbed him, deliberately burglafizes
ne latter's home. knowing that tns
man is compelled to keep at nag
large sums in ready cash because OF
his shady transactions. Suspectlns
Henderson. the men capture and TOT
ture the boy in an effort TO get nam
10 confess. A clever ruse enaoles
him to escape. but later he Is recap
turedy "framed- and sent TO prison;
However, Henderson has suceee'ee
in hiding the money.
From the moment Of his release
| Henderson Is Swallowed day and
night by both the men and the Pc
lice. in efforts TO discover the E
| abouts Of the money. A friend Hhom
he trusts condemns him TO death
through a bit OF traitorous work.
| Another whom he trusts comes
through and helps restore in Ken
| derson his faith in mankind. MOI
until the very last scene does tne
action let up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04
NOMINATE DIRECTORS FOR
so. AMBOY CIVIC BODY

~ Special Correspondent
SOUTH ANBOY, JAN 4-Mucn
intarest was manifested in the pri-
mary election held by the members
OF the Chamber of Commerce last
right when nominations were made
for the directors of the chamber Q
the coming year. III nal eiection
will be held on January 1Ith.
The results OF the election last
nighf was as follows: ID. w. Reed,
T. Fiiskov, Charles Safran. William
:. Dew. J. Alfred johnson. George
Gundrum, Sr.. H. @. Hoffman, ID. G.
chase. ]. d. Van Peit. Samuel New
ton. Chris e. Mulrain. o. w. Welsh,
n. p Mason, John A. Coan. M. +.
Nagle, II. c. Perrine and e. III. Eui-
ner-
communication was received
from Senator Edge stating that ne
would be In favor OF the budget
bilr' now before the senate for con-
siderafion-
The trafnc committee reported
favorable on a communication from
the New Brunswick Board of Trade
in regard to the reduction OF the
terminal charge to the uptown sta
ton. New York city. The local
chamber will join with New Bruins
wick in trying to get this charge
reduced.
The meeting nights of the Cham
her were changed from Mondays
until Wednesday evenings OF the
first and third weeks.
The matter OF securing the ambu-
; lance for public service was brought
M. A committee has this matter
in charge and will make every Ell
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

When a person wakes up with . stih
back. has pains IN muscles. acnss IN
scints or has rheumatic twinges. he lacks
ambition and energy and cannot do ms
hssf n YOU feel out OF the race. tired
and Ianeuid, or have other. symptoms OF
Foley kidney pills help the kidneys DO
heir work and get out Of the system the
noisouous waste matter that causes 50
much trouble. They give RELIEF IRON
sleep-disturbing bladder d~isturpance~
sold everywhere-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

Notice Is hereby given that an ordln-
ance entitled al ordinance TO provide ior
planting and care Of shade and ornannen-
faI trees in public highways OF the City
~ perth Amboy by the Board Of PARK
commissioncrs'' was passed on third and
fipal reading at the meeting Of the Coun-
eli of the City cf Perth Amboy. N. j.
hs,d December ,eth. 1920. and approved
bv The Mayor Of said City on December
s0th. 1870.
Dated. Jan. .. 1921.
ARTHUR L. GRAHAM.
sss-s-1-4-1t. City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

The seasons sensational film pro-
duction. ''The Married Virgin" was
one OF the features at the Crescent
Theatre yesterday. which a Great
ed much talk about the city, the
picture which will be seen today ana
tomorrow at this popular playhouse
deals with q young woman who a c
rances all save honor and good name
10 protect her father from subtle
Vaccinations of her false step
mother, There is excitement galore
fights. escapes and it is said that
the height of realism is reached
when the automobile in which the
scheming count and the false wife
are clipping, turns turtle and goes
hurting down a precipice severa
hundred feet high.
The program also included anoth-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

fort to have the ambulance put into
service at once
The South Amboy C~hautauqua
Association was given permission to
use the quarters Of the South Am
hoy Chamber Of Commerce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

/ Rhubarb and Soda tablets; 100
to bottle; reg. 29c, at 23c.
Lady Webster after dinner pills
| 100 to bottle; reg. 29c, at 23c.
Blaud's Iron Pills; 5 grains;
100 to bottle; reg. 25c, at 19c.
Phenolphthalein tablets; a lax
alive; 100 to bottle; reg. 35c at
29c.
Improved C~ascara tablets; 100
to bottle reg. 29c, at 23c.
Cascara Tablets; 8 grains; 100
to bottle; reg. 25c, at zoe.
Cascara tablets; 5 grains; 100
to bottle; reg. 29c, at 23c.
Phenacetine and Salol tablets,
100 to bottle; at 34c.
Rhitis tablets, half strength;
100 to bottle; reg. 35c; at 25c.
Saccharin tablets; half grain;
100 to bottle; reg. 35c, at 25c.
Migraine tablets; 100 to bottle,
reg. 35c, at 25c.
Quinine Pills; ? grains; 80 to
bottle; regular Csc, at 45c.
Lehn & Fink Aspirin tablets; 5
grain; 100 to bottle; at 29c.
A Seidlitz powders; II doses to
box; reg. 29c, at 25c.
Boric acid; A OF. box reg. Ice,
at 15c.
Cream Of tartar; 4 OF. box, at
SOC.
French chalk for dry cleaning,
l ID. box; reg. 15c at 12c.
Powered borax; l ID. box; reg.
19c, at Ito.
Powdered pumice stone; 5 OF.
box, at &c.
Epson salts; best quality l lb.
box; reg. 15c, at 12c.
Epson salts; best quality ) Id.
box; reg. Csc, at 54c.
Aromatic Caseara; 2 OF. bottle;
reg. 35c, at 25c.
Beef, Iron and Wine Tonic; 16
OF. bottle; reg. 81 90, at 84c.
C~amphorated Oil, 20 OF. bottle,
reg. Csc, at 19c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

Rochelle salts; 4 OF. box; reg.
25c. at 21c.
Zinc stearate healing powder;
reg. 25c, at 19c.
Antiseptic solutions containing
ingredients soothing and helpful
for nose and throat; similar to
more expensive lotions.
6 or. bottle, reg. 22c, at etc.
16 OF. bottle, reg. 63e, at SOC.
Alkaline antiseptie solution, Tor
tender and sensitive throat, nose
and gums; 6 OF. bottle; reg. 39c,
at 33c; 16 u. bottle, reg. 75c, at
SOC.
Carbolic Salve; antiseptic and
healing; reg. 30c, at zoe.
Pure castor oil; 4 OF. bottle;
reg. 25c, at 21c.
Chloroform liniment, for aches
and pains; reg. 25c, at 19c.
Pure cocoanut oil; 2 OF. bottle;
reg. Zoe, at 15c.
Pure cod liver oil; s or. bottle,
reg. 55c, at 48c; 16 OF. bottle, reg.
$1.00 at 85c.
Essence of peppermint 2 OF.
bottle; reg. 45c, at 35c.
Pure glycerine; q or. bottle;
reg. Zoe, at 23c.
Rose water, best quality; reg.
25c, at 21c.
Glycerine and rose water 4 OF.
bottle: reg. 25c. at 21c.
Spirits of Camphor, A OF. bottle,
reg. soc, at 40c.
Spirits of Nitre, 2 OF. bottle;
reg. zoe, at 25c.
Tincture of Iodine, ! OF bottle,
reg. zoe, at Ice.
Medicated Alcohol. s OF. bot
tie; reg. zoe, at &c; Is OF. bottle,
reg. $1.30, at $1.19.
Cleaning fluid, non-innam-
mable; s oz. bottle; reg. 35c, at
28c.
Compound syrup of hypophos-
pilates; 16 OF. bottle; reg. $1.0c,
| at 73c.
n- E.~e+ Efnor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

Presenting rare opportunity to supply present and anticipate IuuHe nee n, II you yu IAN. cam.
nosIblv atmd this sale in person. d@k If the wanted items below and mail the INST IN VIII
py@r order Mail and phone orders will be filled Sale prices include Federal Tax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-04

Milk of Magnesia; 16 OF. bottle
reg. &c, at 29c.
Rhubarb and soda mixture; s
or. bottle; reg. 45c, at 35c.
Tasteless wine Of cod liver oil,
16 or. bottle; reg. 81 90, at BIC.
Syrup of white pine and tar; 6
OF. bottle; reg. 45c, at 36c.
White mineral oil; 16 OF. bot
tie; reg. Zoe, at Acc.
Vanilla extract; 2 or. bottle;
reg. Doc, at 25c.
Witch Hazel; 16 OF. bottle; reg
BE, at 32c.
Violet Ammonia; 16 o.. bottle;
reg. 45c, at 35c.
Foot powder, for sore feet; reg.
zoe, at 15c.
Violet Orris Powder, reg.
price 35c, at zoe.
Olive Oil; s and JIG OF. bottles,
reg. Csc and $1.25, at 66o and 95c
Lavoris Antiseptic Wash; large
size; reg. Tie, at TIC.
Peroxide of hydrogen; 16 OF,
bottle reg. 25c, at tic.
Palm Beach bath salts; 5 lbs. on
sale at 19c.
Absorbent cotton; / Id. roll;
reg. Ate, at 29c.
Sanitary Napkins, IL to box;
reg. Csc, at 45c.
Toilet paper, 1000 sheets; on
sale at 25c the roll.
Bamberger tooth paste; reg.
25c, at 18c.
Pyro denatured alcohol; quart,
40c; gallon, $1.35; including con-
tainer.
Green CASTLE soap; while lot
lasts; reg. 69c, at Doc.
Rubberhot water bottles; while
lot lasts, at Soc each.
Dressing combs; large size; on
sale at only SOC.
Tooth brushes; assorted styles;
reg. 35c, at 25c.
Mavis Talcum Powder; reg. 26c
J on sale at 18c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10
Underwear Specials


Carter's Forrest Mills" silk and
wool union suits, ankle length,
bodice or regular top. Originally
$50 and 900. now suit, 9 M
~2.75 and OsVV
Carriers cqtt.n union suits in three
sleeveless styles. Originally sold
at 2.9S and 1926. Priced 4 60
in this sale suit Ia Sand 1sVO
Carter's Forrest Mills" neeced cot
ton union suits in three different
styles. originally 3.25 and 4 TX
$50. This sale suit 1.63 and 1sOO
One lot Of women's union suits in
broken sizes. Originally Tx
1.50 value. Now suit SON
kayser's vests " silk tops, col
ors pink and white. original Els
to $50. Now half price 4 ~
at each 1888 and 1sSO
Women's union suits, light heeced,
in all the various styles. Original
ly LIS and zoo, now m
suit S8c and 1sVV
Kayser cotton union suits. Wit. silk
top. Pink only, ankle or knee
length. Original prices 400 to 500,
now HALF PRICE.
Girls "Corwith Mills" union suits,
heeced garm nts in white or cream.
Originally sold at LIS, zoo and l.so.
In this sale LIZ. Ito 7E
and OOV
Boys "Corwith Mills" union suits,
good. sturdy underwear in cream
and grey. Originally ESQ. LIS and
zoo. Priced this week suit 4 IN
LIS, liz and AsVV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10
WAS AL RUN DOWN
after OPERATION
Avoided second operation and
il now picture Of health.

Il had q very severe operation
which left me in q miserable oendi-
ton, badly coHstipAted, female trouble.
kidney trouble, stomach trouble, could
not eat or sleep. l felt - il life was
Of. NO use to me. Several doctors told
me that would never be better until
ago I commenced taking Milkss Emal-
sion and cannot praise 1t enough.
can eat and sleep like baby and the
people Of this town have seen what
Milks Emulsion has done for me and
are now using it. 1t has been God
send to me. | know It saved ny life.
l was nothing but 4 shadow Of my
former self when began taking Ailks
Emulsion and now 1 look the picture
Of health. My parents are very thank
ful to you as my sickness had cost
them hundreds of doliars. Ethel
Hartman. Salineville, Ohio.
A rundown body invites disease.
Let Milks Emulsion build you up ~ it
has others. 1t costs nothing to try.
Miiks Emulsion is q pleasant. nutri-
tive food and q corrective medicine. 1t
restores healthy. natural bowel action.
doing away with all need Of pills and
physics. It promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape to a8imilate food. As a builder
of flesh and strength. Milks Emulsion
IL strongly recommended to those
whom Sickness has weakened, and is
4 powerful aid in resisting and re-
pairing the ef' It's of wasting diseases
This il the only solid emulsion made,
and 70 palatable that it is eaten with
a spoon like ice cream. Truly won
derful for weak. sickly children.
No matter bow severe your case. you
are urged to try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantee-Take six bottles home
with you, use it according to directions
and IL not satisfied with the results,
your money will be promptly refunded.
Price 75c ind 81 so per bottle. The
Milks Emulsion ca, Tefre Haute, Ind.
Sold By druggists everywhere.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10
Just Arrived
Novelty Hair Pins
and Combs

The coming Of these new Hair
Pins and Back Combs of fancy
shell. jeweled in carved filigree
work and fan shapes, will be of in
terest to most every woman. There
are also Barettes and Pompadour
Combs for the chic young miss in
q wonderful variety of sizes. Try
and see them at your earliest op-
portunity.-At McCabe's Jewelry
Section.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10

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II oaihRf1t Il ooneheae rift.
- ~ eonruo fron ~ mewn eahl@A
non En0land the3 ,0reaf nrifasn
hadS in3ofmaIiy prouoeed : canceI-
1etion Of Wne A1hfs There n n
anti British e1smenf n ~ Amari-
en- senate vhich n,ver faiIs -
lnake N attnck On ANY nolicv thsf
anpaarr to nave Z hensAt for creat
Britain concealed n n Homs al
the eenators believed the 7s mil
Hons were still ovinr "a Great
Britain. bat that u not tine The
treasury has not disclosed which
government IN involved INIT n a.
Stafcd ofFiciallv that mo mors mnnev
has been naid or 4 dme Graf nm.
IN.
R.ssaan Lean.
Another NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has
arisen. too. over the loans Ia Rms
sia some nevsnaner Accounts
have eiven the erroneous fmnres.
sion that aimee the fail ~ The Ker.
enskv rovernment ~. I,n;tsd
States Maid ont s20o 600 Il hsr own
money 10 one Of the renresenta-
tiveas Of the sncceedinv Rnsei.n
resilne The fact IL that vhsn the
Kerenskv Government fel, the la
hilities n Russia vers N ths ra;,h-
horhood AZ 1Oo milton. ~ dcI,s-.
WILLS h.r ..seA. we're .ho,,t att
~ miiison. m. Ty,;t.s CO..
rovarnment rrevs;,.d mnon az
Many vhsch Nd nc ss m;i,;or. nos
- NV ont anv ~ Tho, mona. AG a.
fhs Ien. rtmant ~ .,s,. ~ ...ss,.n :.
tntarnnaeS .nv oh;"..;o. :. e"n.s
shc,t lie, 1880. S Hwn.,.. me
trsc4crs zee 49, nnna. ~, ~.
R.ssf.r sov..rra,, T.. ~. ~
frea.nrv dens rtm.rt ;r.;s.ad ,.n ~.
nreventinr anv ~ 10 p,s uIo -
nancy from he;,. META ~. s.1a..,
Amsrican arm. vm,Id hs,s 80.
into hsnrr,n4.x ,r.t.., a. sSne
nrv ernreesed M oh;sr,; az. Ehar
the hant wh;ch hs~SIsS pr.. asn
fnn6s maid nnws,d. ~ com onn ~
certain xmer;c.n 49,. 'I Nv ~ ~
sold their 1oods n Rns.,. nr;o. s ~
the All ~ tha Kersrsr~ rnS.. ~
menk II Vas 5000 ooo ~ Rn:si.r
asseti, that were naid ont ANA not
money ont Of the Amer;c.r tr...-
ury
Cass NJ prot..4i.,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10
Heavy Comforters 1875

AAVOVy Will VI CHO As0O
: Heavy comforters, suitable
for cot pads. Formerly sold
at $50 each, but to clear
them out now each 1.o5.
Beautiful Comforters, $50
Sateen covered comforters in
any color combinations
and designs, filled with pure
white cotton, every one a
good value, formerly 800 to
1850. entered in this sale at
each $50.
Cotton Blankets 1895
Gray and cotton blankets, size 50xS0,
formerly $50, to close out the lot, pair
1856.
Plain and Plaid Blankets
4.98
Cotton blankets, plaids. gray, tan and
white. formerly sold at 1000, in this
sale at half. pair 4.98.
Beacon" Blankets $50
Beacon" plaid blankets, also cotton
and wool blankets, formerly up to
$500. Your choice now pair $50.
Cotton Blankets 2.49
Gray and tan blankets, 64x80, soft and
fieecy, former $50 and 500 kind, in
this sale at pair 2.49.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10

Especial Correspcndencs.)

(SpociaI CorrespondencG
0eneseo, ILL.,. Feb. 10.-Seven
readers out of - contestants wifi
b selected At . private defamation
event 10 b held in the G. C. I. chap
81 Friday TO choose representatives
IN the 36th annual. prize declam.'-
ton contest to be he'd at the At
kinson Hall, in Geneseo, Feb. II.
The seven persons chosen Friday
will have m equal trial for winning
. gold eagle for first prize and
gold half eagle for second prize.
Miss Theme 10 the coach for public
speaking ut the G. C.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10
StoreNews
Millinery

Two big observation-disclosures
3rd Avenue building and Young Z
McCombs' building. second Aoor.
Extensive plans are now under way
that will make shopping in these
sections both pleasant and profit
able.
Miss Alberta Butts has been en-
gagged to 4..anage this department
and will maintain the high degree
Of excellency and supremacy which
this department has always enjoyed.
We are exclusive agents for this
locality for the famous KNOX hats.
and these are now here for your
personal inspection-Both Stores.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10
Special Mention

Each day We are receiving by ex-
press shipments Of spring wearing
apparel. This merchandise has
been carefully selected for our en-
larged ready-to-wear department
and will be on display at our Young
and McCombs store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-10
ATouch Of Newness in
Becoming Neckwear

Lace collars and lace sets, modesty
vestees, rufled vestees and yard
goods in combination OF net and
lace have just come in. Then, too,
there is an abundant showing Of
beautiful sheer organdie collars
and sets. All are moderately priced.
AT McCabe's.