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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-07
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES


TIRES GALL KINDS. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles motorcycles. autos; S45
nicyc,es, complete. S27 so taH colors).
Five stores Two blocks from bridge.
3o24-o-S East Second street. Davenport.
Iowa Fred Barr Supply House.
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Ofices recently occupied by SAs
Sinclair Oil Co, especially adapted
for firm desiring a large amount OF
space-or will alter to meet smaller
requirements +. K Rhoads, Rob
insof1 Bldg.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

TEN ACRE FARM. GOOD PLACE roe
chickens. near town. Paul Parker 10
Twenty-thIru avenue.
FTTRNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED
four TO six room house or apartment
Give number rooms. price and location
y. R" care Argus
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SUPERPLCOUS HAIR.

HAIR AOLES, WARTS
On face ard arms. perm aneEtiy removed
with electric needle. Address Miss A
NJ Kittredge. 1 Argyle Flats. Brady
street. Davenport. Phone Dav. so
Rock Island
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sIBoNET BAY CAMP, NO. s
U. 8. W. v.
United Spanish War Veterans
meets first and third Thurs-
days of each month at s p. M
In Memorial Hall, Court House.
Oscar l. Da.tEee. Commander;
L. N. ntterington. AdJutant.
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Personal.

H L. VAN TUYL. CHIROPRACTOR,
e.ectrica, treatments. House calls 70
IL Office l to < p m. 937 Twenty
FIRST street. Z. l. 1921.
IS RIGHT HAVE YOU
tried ii: II not, hy not: NJ any so
called ''incura bic disease have yielded
10 CHlROPRACFIC ADJUSTM ESrS. II
you ART not in good health. see Boyer &c
pet-ie p. :. {. ChiropractOrs. 2622
seventh avenue, Rock Island. Hours:
As p. u.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

J~-~--~~-~@|~~-7-|N-7-N-
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WORK BY
day r l. 39S2Y.
POSITION BY CAPABLE SFENOG-
rapher Address f. M" care Argus.
EXPERIENCED STENoGRAPHER CAN
give references. Call X. 1. 2ol2.
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FOR SALE

900 Suits and Overcosts. best makes, all
WOO. all coIors. serges, worsteds. mixtures
Must be sod IN 50 days. Come down and
take advantage of this sale Prices
$3.50, SIS and $3.50. Pants 81 so 10
$50 Rock island Clothing Store, 1922
THIRD avenue. Rock Island.
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PHONE p. I. IAs AND AZ ia
a WANT AID Taxa
YoR SALR-ClrY PROPERTE.

E0R SALR-CIfY PROPERTY,
-
NINE Room DOUBLE HOUSE MODERN
except furnace Would consider ear a
trade Inquire If16 Eleventh avenue
or r / 2oS7
FIVE ROOM HOUSE CHEAP. GAS FOB
cooking good We, terracsd lot oQS1 Su-
Can have excellent EarC4sn- Further "a
formation address Opportunity care
Argus.
HOUSE SIX ROOMS. MODERN. HILL
location buzz ih-ne years OOod soa-
siition New vacant Possession - once
I-rlce s. SOC. Good terms
Cottage. Ave Eooms. mnoeTn Vel 10
Gated b ock ~ car line Prcs $1,000.
terms S70p cash. balance mouthly
some ehoice lots well located i'rles
rght.
J. J. GRUsKE AGENCY.
Phone 4ss. 4l7-iS Safety Bog
AT so25 TENTH AVENUE LARGE HoL-
low tile stuco house. Has everything
ap to date +. L. RhoSds Robinson Bidg-
SIX ROOM HOUSE. GARAGE. ON ACRE
ground Inquire 5000 kiAtA street
NICE OUTAGE LOT @ox35. AND ID
loinlnE lot suitable soT email Su5d3uE
eez50 In oaEneSs district 81. go
terus 50 .5u0 cash Address Cot
tase. care Argus
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CPHOLSTERING.

G MONTGOMERY FURNITURE AND
mattress ulhoistering. &. l. 5522. lo4O
Fifteenth street.
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WASTED-MALE HELP.

A BRIGHT, ESEESETFC YOUNG MAN TO
work in shoe store. We prefer man
with some experience Must give good
rsiervnccs- Address The shoe AaFSet
X Monmouth III.
BOYS TO CARRY MORNING PAPERS. r
/ NEWS AGENCY l2s West Seven
tenth street. Must have bicycle
MAN WITH TRUCK Or TEAM APPLY
100 Twentieth street. Phone R. l. Ella
WANTED: Nh 70 LIZ ssN IRE
automobile business Don't lose al
your time and savings. Learn this bust
ness row. We teach you by practical
experience. Day or night classes. write
for our free cataloE Davenport Auto
motive School. Second and Warren
streets.
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KNIGHTS TEsirLAR.

WE'D CONCLAVE OF ROCK
IsIaud CommAndery No. Is.
. knights Tempiar viii be held
q the second Monday Oh sscn
s month. J. G. SchIinnger. Com
mAnder. J. L. hickey, record
ef.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

WHY PAY 3Sc or 4uc WHEN I Will
hang your paper for soc per roll Paint
ing and granting. Wall paper tor sac.
koAine BILL.
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS |

l. n L. H. Il
FOR RENT-RO0MS.
S~>--S->->->---->>>~>~-~-~>~~-
ROOM FREE TO GIRL WHO wnL-cARE
Tor children two or three evenings q
ONE. TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
rooms 1925 Fourth avenue. :.
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS OPEN IN
y. NJ z. A dormitory. Apply at OaHce.
Hurry if you want one.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING Rooms.
everything furrrished. use of phone and
laundry. 141l Fourth avenue. r. L
4252.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
close in. 112o Second avenue
FURNISHED ROOM WITH KrrCHENEr.
electricity. gas and steam heat furnished
Use of Laundry. 50 per week 725
Twenty third street.
FOUR ROOMS OF A DUPLEX HOUSE,
down stairs. Modern except furnace
Inquire 1116 Eleventh avenue or R. L
1872
VERY DESIRABLE ROOM ALL CON
veniences. o. care Argus
MODERN FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM.
o35 Twenty 7third street
MODERN FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM.
$40 Twelfth street r. L 59ox-
CHOICE ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. r. L
44sl
LARGE MODERN FRONT HoUSEKEEP-
ing room 7o2 TwenU-hrst street.
TWO MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
Adults only. 1901 Fourth avenue.
MODERN FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. ground floor. 1921 Sixth avenue
THREE STRICTLY MODERN UNFUR-
nished rooms, heat furnished. 1o2S
Sixteenth street
NICE FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
two at Miss Wilson's. 40 Nineteenth
street.
UNFINISHED MODERN ROOM. 1898
Fifteenth street.
-FOUR ROOMS AND PANTRY DOWN
stairs all modern mouse, furnished
for housekeeping, good location. oI3
Twenty second street.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, MODERN liza
Fourth avenue.
SIX MODERN ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
4l0 Ninth street.
FORTY MODERN ROOMS. $I75 TO 81 90
a week. soc d DAY. 1912 Fourth ave-
nue..
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. X. l. 1856.
TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
Ground floor. oO1 Fifth street.
MODERN FURNISHED SLEEPING
rooms. 92S Twentieth street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB 'H0UsEkEEP-
ing. strictly modern. Avalon apart
ments. 9IS Second avenue. b. L. 3716.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
-~-~-~>~~~~--~~~~--"-1 =,
ONE OR MORE ROOMS FURNISHED OR
not or Ave room fial. S22 Forty second
street
FoUR ROOM MODERN FLAT, GAS
range. furnace. 2517 Seventh avenue
SIX ROOM MODERN APARTMENT. $500
Eighteenth avenue. $50 per month, IN
Guiding garage. B. 1. 2l66- f. l. 2912
alter 8 clock
SIX ROOM APARTMENT. MODERN. NEW
Iy decorated Cad X. l. Psi.
MODERN FOUR ROOM FLAT, SIS. 1923 "a
1 Fifth avenue.
FOUR ROOM FLAT. PARTLY MODERN.
SIS per month. Inquire 1880 Seventh
| street. r. l. 1882.
SIX ROOM MODERN ABATEMENT. 300
| Eighteenth avenue. $50 per month IN
! Guiding garage r. !. 2166 after
o'clock- Gail L. l. 2S12-
, ABATEMENT; MODERN FOUR ROOMS
/ with bath. ReferenSes required. AoI1 -
/ Third avenue
MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Rosenfield apartme mt. References TO
aui-eo. 15l1i4 Third avenue
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.
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wANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE IN $4,000 CLEAR CITY
property on good 200 Hcre farm crop
VIII show the farm. Rest on terms
I0Ol Cypress street, Muscatine, Iowa,
or Box 10. AtaIsSa, Iowa.
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EDW. L rANl.E--I-aF " ! F-t17 NEl-NE- KAlA Z
Law, chancery and probate practice.
OfRce in court house. Rock Island.
WALKER & SWEENEY - ATTORNEYS
aud courselors al law. Money TO loan
on real estate. Rooms 209-2l2 Central
Trust building.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

ASSISTANT FILTER FOR OUR ALTERA-
tion department. Must be thoroughly
experienced in fitting and altering ladies
costs suits and dresses Apply Gross
mans Ala Ftfreenth street. Moline,
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwoRK. &.
l. 2oB7.
GOOD COOK 1Ao1 BRADY STREET.
Davenport 1904.
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AND MOTORCYCLES.

TIRES tALL Makes, ACCESSohlE3
for bIC.yc eF. motorcycles. autos Sa5
bicycles. complete, 81 30 al cCiOrsl.
Five stores: II5 East Third slroet.
3O24.S-S East Second street Davenport
iowa Fred Barr SJDDLy House
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IoCX ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 269.
Order Eastern Stsr.-Reg ular meetings
second Wednesday of eacn month Ils-
lting Stars welcome Mrs. Josephine
kscs, W NJ; Mary F. Krels, secretarE.
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HEMSTFTCHING.

--~-->-~~I--r~g~-S~-~N~-~-~=~
cotton Sc Six loc. Pissting skirts soc
Buttons maze. We nov sci suits and
coats ready matte. less han store prl1es-
r p KiladL Ladies AAl.or 1917 y
Second avenue r. i. 1870
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B. P. O ELks no. ESQ.

~ Meets the first and third
A~&& Mondays of each month al
EIks' club. Walter J. Grit
I'm. exalted ruler; c. n.
n.y. Isaacson. secretary. Visit
~ ing brothers always vel
fl come. Club rooms at l1o
No. Eighteenth street,
G. A. H.
HF> BUFORD POST 243. G. A. q.
~ Meets regularly on second
E&sH and fourth Friday after
siI moons of each month at 2
I,llia o'clock in Memorial hall in
kA thu court house. B. F. Baugh-
& man. commander: Fl. c. First.
49, adiutAnt.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

=
PHONE r. L las.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
.pgaICAE LEGION POST NO. 200
Public invited 10
.eersrs. planting of memorial
j !:
rMN.HLkLf. trees at Reservoir
Ak&44feS<& park.
&SylEA ARM1sTIcE DAY.
E4EEsgSEX2S NOV. II.
! &A 900 49, Next regular meeting
sI@1Ak XIII kE$2 viii be held on
ekET <zsh TE&y WEDNESDAY EVE
EkxAs6e&NE MING, NOV. Is
WXSeTTaEAr Memory tree planting
%HIfUlSs n morning, HoV. II.
Big stag in etenins
All e~ service men
welcome.
nANE BRENNAN. Commander.
MASONIC.
s.mnic Temple. Eighteenth street ana
Fifth avenue.
kag STATED MEEIISS Or 1Aio 1910 ,.1.I,
,A he held on the first Thurs
/ &yrNA Dag of each month at 80
@SSIaQ D. m w. Il. Aeeiey, W.
ExA N. Bay o. Roderiek. sec-
NS Snecial for work on F, c. degree Mon
" Al D. m Special Tor work
M NJ degree Thursday, Nov. 10, at
p. La
Ivoo eRoTro NO. 81. NJ. o. V. P. e R.
-Stated meeting held
&I~ on the first Wednesday
- y Of each month Want
49, ing prophets welcome.
A II .SA a L. 4. Mace. monarch.
INF SSsza% Frank L. PATTERSON. sec
&@ reIarS.
R. A. NJ.
TEE STATED CoNNOCAIloH OF hooh
Island Chapter No. Is. 4. A.
gE&S& NJ. will he held on the first
IE&E TuesGay of each month a.
INK 7.3o .. IA. J. u. ScnlinnSer,
ISEN E L. P, f. IL Ash, secretary.
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
"a 65s. 4. z. A. A.-Stated
la ~ a, meeting first Friday OF each
M4I month b. 2. Record. W. Nj;
tfW%A Il. S. Bolman, secretary.
KNIGHTS TEHFLAR.
-uy Stared COACLAVE OF ROCK
L an Island CommAndery No. Is.
81 a. knights Jempiar Will tie held
4 asAES the second Monday Oh eacn
Az month }. G. SchIiInger, Com
L NLsE mAnaer. J. L. hickey. record
III ef.
fsoCx ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 2e9.
4 Order Eastern Stsr.-Reg ular meetings
second Wednesday Of each month HAs-
/ ting Stars welcome MIS- Josephine
Xscs. ". NJ; Mary F. Kreis, secretary.
lack ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. b. & g.
h-The stated assemblies of Rock Is
1 and Council No. 20, K. b 5. M.. wall
1 b held ON the third Wednesday OF each
I nnIh. w. J. Spencer. I. /. f.; o. r
Aidebrandt. recorder.
1niL LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o. p,
Meets every THURSDAY evening
i HihZ at Odd Fellows temple Oh
IL9 Fourth avenue. between Sew
streets. Z. HerwIg. n. G.
O. Anders. B. 3. FRS
thursday of each month. lnAtls
/ Toy degree, first second and third de
\ ree the following THURSDAY
IccK ISLAND AERIE 10. 9o6. FRAZIER
/ nal Order of Eagles.-Reguiar meetIns'
1 first and third Tuesday OF each month
Eag.ss' home. Fourth avenue ans
Twenty first street. Frank Nlch. W. + =
| Joseph Grotsgut, secretary
Twenty -hrst street. John Molmelh- W
P S1S Forty-ffkh street Phone R.
S434. Jas. C. Wrikht. secretary. 253'
seventh avenue. Phone r. L 3117.
B. p. o ELKs NO. $50.
IL ~ Meets the first and third
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socx ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. b. & g.
n-The stated assemblies of Rock Is
and Council No. 20, h. b s. NJ. wall
b held on the third Wednesday OF each
nnnIh. W. J. Spencer. L. /. Il; y. r.
Indoor ndt, recorder
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raI. LODGE No. COS. I. D. o. p.
Meets every THURSDAY evening
&iGg at Odd Fellows temple on
w. Fourth avenue. between Sew
RAI-X eRteenth and Ell h e n b
streets. Z. HerwIg, n. CT
o. Anders. &. 3. First
thursday of each month. IMtIs-
10y degree first second and third de-
ree the following Thursday.
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WANT TO SELL YOU a HEATER ANG
vail buy anything you have to sell.
Rer.er Rug Cleaners. ZIG Fourth ave-
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|lox ISLAND AERIE 70. s56. FRATER-
nal Order of Eagles.-Reguiar neetInEs
drst and third Tuesday OF each month
q Eagtss' home, Fourth avenue ami
!. Twenty first street. Frank Nlch. W. =,
Joseph Srotsgut. secretary
twenty first street. John MolmelH- W.
P S1S Forty-ffkh street. Phone r. T..
5t34. Jas. C. Wrikht. secretary. 1893
seventh sveuas. Phone r. L 3117.
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ron sAi.E-AureaoBiLEs.

TWO TON vELIE TRUCK. GOOD RUN
nIng order. Equipped for hauling coal.
Reasonable. 1912 Furty-fourth ssreet-
r 369iH
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ACRES AND LOTS. EASY Terms. No
interest no taxes. Between Thirty
eighth and Forty-sixth streets TWeno
second avenue. r. l. 1925. L. PARDON
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SPRING CHICKENS. HENS. DUCKS AND
fresh eggs AT wholesale prices Inquire
1920 Eleventh street. 4. /. o12I.
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he STATED CoNvoCATIoN OF ROCK
Island Chapter No. Is. 4. A.
SES& NJ. will he held on the first
N&E TuesGay of each month at
AA 80 y. IN J. u. ScnilnnSer,
SES H. p, h. Ii. Ash, secretary.
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FOR RENT

THE HOLLAND FURNACE n
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ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
"a 65S, 4. z. d A. A.-Stated
|fWTN IL, S. Boluan. secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-02-19

The following Is a darby preach
er's version OF. the parable OF the
Good Samaritan:
Deere was q traveller on a lonely
road. robbed an left wounded an
helpless by de wayside. As he laid
dere various persons passed him. but
none of dem offers him '~sistance. BY
and by, however. a pore Samaritan
comes along an, takin' pity on de
wounded mans trouble. helped him
on his mule an took him to a tavern.
where he orders food an drink an
clothes for de man an tells de tav-
ernkepper to send de bill to him. An
dis is a true story, brethren. "conclud-
ed the preacher, "for the tavern is
standin' yit, an in the de doorway is
standin' de skeleton OF de tavern
keeper waitin' for the Good Samari-
tan to come back an pay de biI."-
New York Tribune.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-02-19
G0LpHELD MINES
OPEN TO LEASERS

Goldfeld, Feb. 14.-with seven
teen leased blocks in the mines of the
Goldheld Consolidated being deveI-
oped, several other applications are
being considered and inquiries are be-
ing received by A. H. Lawry, general
superintendent, from many former
employees and lessees now in other
western States, activity here prom
ises to increase.
While the men are now only get
ting started under the leasing policy
OF the Consolidated, which was re-
sumed on January 1, a number of
good prospects have been opened,
and 1t is expected that several lessees
will shipping early in February. The
Silver Peak lease on the Red Top,
where several hundred tons of ore is
broken, with a big tonnage in sight,
has sent out three carloads Of $35
and $50 ore in the last week. The
next shipper should be the Poffenberg
and Dunn lease on the Combination,
and it is expected that before the end
Of February several other ~lesseees
will have joined these two In pro-
duction.
The average size of the blocks held
by these lessees is 900 by 500 feet,
with the size varying according to the
situation and condition of the block.
They are leased on a royalty basis of
10 per cent of the net returns on ore
up to $40, Is per cent on ore over
$50 and up to $40, and 20 per cent
on ore over $40. Thirty shifts per
month is the minimum requirement,
and leases are granted for one year.
Compressed air for the Combine
ton and Mohawk is obtained from
the Florence. The lessees in general
pay all their expenses, including the
power for hosting, but track, pipe,
tools and similar articles that the
company has are available for their
use.
Ore that is oxidized and that can
be readily treated by cyanidation is
sci to the Millers plant at the Tono-
pah Mining Company. where the
minimum treatment charge is $5.25
a ton. The minimum freight rate to
Millers is $1.40, a special low rate
granted by the Tonopah & Goldfield
railroad.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-02-19
LORD READING BARES A BIT
OF WARTIME MONEY AID

London, Feb. 14.-Newspapers OF
this city to-day give considerable at
tention to the address of Lord Read
ing, viceroy of India, before the Eng
lish speaking union on Saturday
night, during which he told of the
United States opening its treasury re-
serves to send silver to India during
the a In their editorial COM
ments. the newspapers expressed the
liveliest appreciation of this action on
the part Of the Unitd States, which
brought considerable relief to Eng
land at a time when affairs in India
appeared to be critical.
Remembrance of acts like these"
says the London Times, should en-
able both peoples to judge a great
deal of ill-considered talk with be-
coming cantempt."
The Telegraph says the transaction
was most eloquent of the value of
American good will toward this coun-
try. adding:
when it comes to a pinch. even in
wartime; such an act could
have been done II a deep-lying senti-
ment had not been there to further
it,"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-02-19
W0OLCR0wERS' WOODEN MILLS

Tonopah Times: The broad Milan
Oh the wool growers in boarding the
wooden trust in its den by engaging
In the manufacture of woolens has
not the merit Of originality but the
movement is one that has been suc
cessfully followed by otherindustries
That the basic principle is correct "a
demonstrated by numerous factories
operated by private capita! at pri-
mary western points where the raw
material is available In quantities.
Utah has had an experience In on
Grating WOODEN mills and the manage
ment OF these concerns have
had any difficulty In finding ready
cash market for all they could pro-
duce. The popularity of Utah WOOL
n rests wholly on the belief of the
consumer that the goods had the ad-
vantage of carrying the genuine
staple without any admixture of
shoddy. Certain Minnesota and Wis
consin companies have developed i'm
mense industries on the same plan.
They still direct and give buyers good
goods free from the c~ounterfeits OF
the big eastern spinners and weave
whose profits are based on foisting
spurious goods on buyers who do not
know the difference between shoddy
filling and the real all wool staple
article.
Western wool growers might read
with profit to themselves the story of
the development of the rasin industry
in the San Joaquin valley through a
cooperation of the men engaged in
the industry until 1t is acknowledged
that the rasin growers have the most
perfect and efficient marketing or
ganization of any class of producers
on the Pacific coast. The accomplish
ment Of the rasin growers can be
by the sheepmen through
using printers ink freely and build
ing up a demand for the genuine
"All wool and a yard
wide" would make a good trade slo-
gan to impress the lesson on the pub
lie.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-02-19

1t Is unlawful for any keeper Of
any slaughter house. or person en-
gagged In slaughterins cattle for sale.
to purchase any cattle for slaughter.
or any slaughtered bovine animal.
without having exhibited to him the
hide OF such animal. and ~thereupon
entering in his book the brand and
marks. the name of the person from
whom purchased. and the date.
Any person who peddlss meat of
any bovine animal, who Is not the
keeper OF a meat market, must have
in his possession the hide Of such an
imaI and exhibit It upon request
A violation OF the above Law sub
jects the offender to a fine Of from
$50 to $500. or imprisonment for ESQ
days.
NJ. MAHONEY,
Sheriff Of Eureka County, Nevada.
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WATER NOTICE
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Wat
ers Of the State Of Nevada

Application No. 6800.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day Of January, 1921. in accord
ance with Section SO, Chapter So, of
the Statutes Of 1919, Handley Broth
ers. of Eureka, County Of Eureka,
md State of Nevada, made application
20 the State Engineer of Nevada for
permission to appropriate the public
waters of the State of Nevada. Such
appropriation Is to be made from Rye
Patch Well at a point In the NEA OF
NWA Sec. 81. Twp. 81 N, r. So E..
M. d. B. & NJ, by means Of q well,
and OBS cubic foot per second is to
be conveyed to the NEA of NWA
Sec. 81, T. 81 N, r. So E., M. D. B.
G. M, by means of a windmill. pipes
and troughs and there used for stock
watering and domestic purposes.
Water not to be returned to stream.
J. G. SCRUGHAM, State Engineer.
First publication Jan. %, 1921.
Last publication Feb. 10, 1921.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-02-19
OPTIMISTIC

An interview with big business has
resulted In an optimistic expression
being given the public. Big business
figures that the resumption of ship
ping and purchases at home by the
people will again put business on to
its feet.
The first thing that big business
will have to do is to give the people
a dollars worth Of material for the
dollar invested. There is no use in
talking about the return of standard
times with the shoe man still profit
eering, the iron monger demanding
wal time prices. the railroads exact
ing from % to so per, cent more for
freights and fares and at the same
time trying to force wages down.
II big business means business, It
will stop its everlasting camoufaging.
The first and only 10Y that will
make the people believe in big bust
ness is for 1t to get the dollar on a
basis where 1t will buy 100 cents
worth Of material. Until that is done
all the interviews under the sun and
all of the boosting won't turf the
trick. AS long as the American dol
lar only buy so cents worth of pro-
ducts just SO long will business be in
its disrupted condition.-Carson APP
peal.