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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
BOTH MAJOR LEAGUE
PENNANT RACES CLOSE
Pirates Waiver While Indians
and Yankees Continue Neck
and-Ncck Pace.
Thy Associated Press

NEW YORK. Aug. oS.--The ma
nor League pennant races approach
the September stretch with the Pitts
h"rgh National League leaders.
"avering badly as New York in
crcases its speed. while the Cleve-
!dnd and New York Americans con
tinue their neck -and-ncck pace. The
Pirate are two and one-halr games
ahead OF the Giants, and the Indians
increased their lead to one and one
halt games by winning today. while
the Yankees lost. fE-'se two ST. Louis
teams are playing splendid ball. hut
have only mathematical chance of
reaching the top.
The spectacular feat of the New
York Nationals in cutting down
f!ttshurEh's lead by winning i've
straight contests from the Pirates
was surpassed by 81; Louis in TAX
ing six straight from Boston and de-
crcasing the braves advantage over
them for third place to almost one
same. With his pitching staff round
ing into good form. Manager Nc
iraw. OF New York. is confident of
overcoming rittsburghs lead, al
though the Pirates w...@p;ay most OF
their remaining games at home. In
the nvc-came series, the Giants out
seven runs to five. and outbatted
them, forty-ilve hits to thirty-two.
Each team made two errors.
Boston batted well in its series
with St. Louis, and the fight for
third place with it's consequent share
in the worlds series prize money.
should be an interesting one. The
braves have let UP In their batting.
but the pitchers are showing i'm
provencnt. The Cardinals have won
eight consecutive games and play
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh this
week. The Quakers had their FIRST
winning week since May. Brooklyn
VIII ind II difficult to get back Into
the first division as the Superbas'
pitchers are being hit hard. Chicago
and Cincinnati are batting we'll. but
lack consistent pitching.
In the American League, Manager
Speak r, Of Cleveland. is jockeying
with his pitchers to good effect.
Only three runs a game were aver
aged off the Indians pitchers last
week. Hagby was called upon TO-
relief duty three times. Sothoron
was the only Indian twirler To ~
the full distance last week. New
York seems to have recovered it's
stride again and promises to keep
close To the champions.
The Washington moundsmen are
ineffective and tho heavy batting OF
the St Louis Browns ought to car
ry them into third place. Tho
Boston and Detroit pitchers are NOT
doing very we'll, although both clubs
had a winning balance last week
chicago and Philadelphia also lack
pitching strength.
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MISS LIBERTY Il. WINS
EXPRESS CRUISERS RACE:
Buffalo Launch Club f,n,r,
Takes Feature Event on
Great Lakes.
HE Assoclntcd prcssl

DETROIT. Aug. 2S.-Miss Liberty
IL. Of the BunaIo Launch club win
commodore Humphrey Birge at tho
wheel. won the Great Lakes trophv
Tor express cruisers. feature event
on today's program of the gold en-,
ilarmSworth regatta here pc,,v NJ
OF the Detroit Yacht club. Finished
second. and Scahorsc. owned nv
James Allison OF the Miami rca.b
yacht Club. finished third BETTY NJ
r'Eh' 10 second place, however was
protested on the ground she had on.
STAKE on the upper turn ana IN.
Judges withheld dcg>sion. Miss Lib
crty IL. covered <lp Jwcnty-fiyc r,ilo.
in | :G2 34l7
ihe Scripps trophy race for cruis-
ers under 350 inches piston displocc.
Iheht WAS Cancelled when Pnl, of tho
'"Ic"" Yacht Club. tho only cruiser
To start, burned out bearing shortly
after getting under way.
The Detroit automobile cruh
trophy event for displacement. sracI
boats was won by Bcc. OF the Dciroi,
YACHT club. over a field OF i've other
starters She covered The fifteen
miles in 2S:32.7i. Miss Pep. of De
tr"it, was second and Bear Cat. also
Of Detroit. third
correction was made today by
the Judges in the point STANDING Of
MISS America H.. and Miss Chicago
mat finished first and second in the
rrSt neat Of tho gold cup race yes
terday. The judge announced Miss
America is credited with twelve
POINTS and Miss Chicago eleven. in
stead OF fourteen and thirteen. re-
spcctivcly
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PRESIDENT IS INVITED
TO LAWN TENNIS FINALS
by Associated Press. ]

piiILA pElPiiIA. Aug. 2S-An in
Vltation has been extended President
harding to attend the final matches
OF the lawn tennis singles champion
snip OF the United states. 1, was an
hounccd today by officials Of tho Ger
mantown Cricket club. where tho
tournament viii open September o
me American Davis Cup team PLAYED
bciofc the President on the White
rouse courts shortly before il went
10 Australia. and the chief executive
then expressed n desire To see II
Championship match.
Boxes for the tournament already
have been engaged by tho british
embassy. Governor Sproul. of Penn
sylvania. and Mayor Moore. of Phil
adelphia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
TRUCKERS RERE TO-DAY
FOR SERIES WITH COLTS
support Of Richmond Fans l.
Needed in Coming
Contests.
M,>'s NINE Still nNs CHANCE
HhN"hnii Dopr>trr- Say I.nruI. Have
oph"riuni.> 10 Capture pcunnut by
winning While Norfolk and Wilson
Play.

h'ilnnlnE with the contest at MAYO
Island Park this afternoon between
mo Colts and tn" Truckers. EiChlnDur
'"'IS VIII w" treated 10 two solid
weeks OF baseball. Ryan's team play
'ht thirteen consecutive games NJ
nc locnl paetur" rho colts were
Nchodniod 10 perform for tho .rt.r-
,Hnmcnt OF Newport Ncws fans ,hc
Itst half Of THIS wo.N. but arrange
h'uis To transfer tho games t. iiich-
m'nd have boon mudc
Tho long stay ., home viii loo n
mUter'al ala 90 tho colts I'm their dash
Tor tho r-nuaut. In order 90 capture
ihc nag for the H.Coud half uf ih"
season. the local ,cum viii hnyo 20
win large percentage of the re-
mining games aud tho support Of
richmond fans will be needed
Although conr"ding that Wilson
has tho r"nuun. pructicnl'r won.
baseball doprstcrs declare that Tho
Capital CITY clan stiil has 81 nEhtir.y
chance. WIN Norfolk and Wilson.
h"ld"rS Of 'r.t and second placos.
staging "a series in Wilson Tho nrs.
az this week. the Colts have 81 i'm"
opportunity 10 impr5v" their ainud-
ing by making "a clean sw""p ~ th"
series with jimmy Vlpr's Truckers
The schedule tho last nr tho week
'.vors the lncal ,cam Th. Tars NiN
meet tho fast Rocky Mount iirou-
hos hlo Wilson Bugs viii ani
plenty Of opposition At IA" hands nr
Tho SnmoIh cate Both a"-i"s will be
staged on TIA" HON" grounds ~ tho
league leading clubs - tho same
timo. tho colts should have a com
raratlyolj easy task ~, builders
coming here FOR thr'"-,ftn" series.
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WILL BROWN WINS
STATE GOLF TITLE
| by Associated Press. I

MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug. 2S.-Wiu
brown, professional of tho Memphis
Country Club. won the title as state
open golf champion here today in
the final rounds OF the Tennessee Golf
Association at Colonial Country Club.
Browns score was 3l3 for the sew
cnty-two holes. James Nick cnzic. un-
attached. but formerly of Chatia-
nooga Golf and Country club. was
rnnner-up, with card Of 3li. Harry
Duff, of Englewood, and the defend
Ing titlcholdcr, George Livingstone.
of Bellcmcadc. both OF Nashville.
were third, with cards of 3i5
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W a~hipgtOn.
Z frNc1nn,i.

Totals ....... 20 2il3
'hattcd FOR Mogridr" in eighth.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Open date.
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MEMS TENNIS TOURNEY
BEGINS THIS MORNING

Tho first round of tho tourn,ro,
Tor the mems singles tennis cham
pi"nship Of tho Country Club of vir-
gina viii begin on the courts OF IN.
club this morning All matcbcs
Sch'""le" IN the first round must be
played today. The time OF the.
matches is icing arranged by the
participants.
Much intcrcs. in ~" tournament has
hccn displayed by tennis enthusiasts
OF the club. Edgar Troih. tennis pro
tcssional, has developed many prom
ising players and interesting matches
are expected.
IL Is expected that the final round
OF the tournament will DO REACHED
by Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Columbia increases Lcnd.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Aug. 2S.-Win-
ming eight games IN as many starts
last week Columbia increased its
lead to nine games in the South At
lantic Association. Charleston. the
runncr-up, won four games and lost
three during the week. as did Green
vile, tho third place team. Augusta
fell back.tn three and onc-half games
behind Grccnvilic, winning two games
and losing six. During the week
charlotte was able To win only one
game, while losing seven. Spartan
hurr won and lost fotir games.
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BOSTON WINS LONG CAME

CHICAGO Aug ga timely sin
-" by John Collins broke ~ an
eleven inning gam" today. giving
l"si"n 6-tc-i viciory over chicago
and clean sweep Of ia" series.
Hush blow up In tn" eighth inning
and Ihicag" Tied tho count. after
which Manager Gleason used some
recruit pitchers. whU performed well.
Pratt started the eleventh With
cingl", took second on sacrifice.
ana counted on J. collins hit,
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PIRATES FINALLY WIN
M Associnted Press

HKOoKLYN, y. Y. Aug. 2S.-pitts-
hursh wom its first victory in seven
games today when Morrison shut cut
Ero"kiyn, . To Q. with three hits.
only one Brooklyn player reached
hryt base after the second inning.
ana he was victim of double
play. Eohcrtsuu's single. Grimm's
sacrifice and Schmjdts single gave
tho Pirates their first run, and Nor
risCn'S triple ana Maranv:lie's sin
Gle accounted for the other.
Whe scnrn.
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.na,,cd Tor Mcnosky in tenth.


'Battcd for Mcnoskshrdlu cmfwy y
iRRttcd for Michaclsnn in eighth.
Stated for Wilkinson In eleventh.
Score 10y innings: II.
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Double size Of mississippi League.

MOBILE. NLA., Aug. 2S.--'Tho Mis-
sissippi state League will he com
posed Of eight clubs next year. APP
pl!cations nave been made by Mont
gomcry and Selma, Aia Pensacola.
Fla. Vicksburg, IIutticsburg and
Grcenvilie. Miss, for franchises in
the league. The league this season
is composed OF four clubs. Meridian.
Jackson, Greenwood and Clarksdaic.
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Greenwood Wins In Titulur series.

CLARkSDALE. MISS. Aug. 2S.-
The Greenwood and Clark daic base
ball clubs opened a nine game series
here today TO determine the cham
piOnship of the Mississippi State
League. Greenwood defeated the To-
Gals, to 4, by timely hitting. Green
wood led the league In the first half
Of the season, and Clark sdale was
the winner in the second half which
ended Saturday.
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'Hattcd for IIoyt in sixth.
tEat,cd for Quinn in eighth.
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TIGERS BEAT YANKS
my Associated press.1

DETROIT. Aug. 2S.-Hoyt and
Quinn were Ineffective today. and
Detroit took the last game OF tho
series from New York. to 3. Ruth
hit three doubles In five times ut
bat In the first inning IIoyt forced
In two runs by walking one run
ncr and hitting another.
The score:
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nunfcr Arrives.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-Wiiliam j
Hunter, British amateur golf chm
pion. who is entered in tho Q,
States national amateur tournament
at ST. Louis next month. arrived to-
day on the steamship Cedric.
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STANDING OF Cl

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Pittsburgh at Iiioul>lyn.
Chicago nj New York.
81 Tnui> Mt Philadelphia.
Cincinnati AT Boston
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How Thy Stand Ted y
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No game, scheduled.
STANDING or CLrI

WHERE THEY rLNY TODAY
Iurbpr" at suffolk.
Newport News nj Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth mt Richmond.
Norfolk at Wilson
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Totals
Ilruui>Iyu

'.HiIE.lTN IT''''T N'INV NTV-NI'tTT-
son. Sacrifice carey, or IN m,
Grimes. Double plays &C., Meanwhile
and Grimm; Miller. Olson. Schmandt;
Earnhardt and Grimm. Left on base
--pittsburEh, q; BROOKLYN, !. Base
On hails--off Grimes. /. struck out
by Morrison. |; by Grimes. l. I'M
pIrcs - Hart and Ems!ie. Time -
hour 90 minutes.
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nternntionnI League NcsuIts

Buffalo. o; Baltimore. Z.
Syracuse. 10: Newark, SO.
Rochester, ll-2; Jersey City. 40.
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Southern Association Results.

NashVilIc, Z: little ROCK. 4.
Mobile, l: New Orleans. ..
Chattanooga, !: Atlanta. G.
birmingham, G; Macon, u2 inn
ngs). -.
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Eleanor Smith wins swimming r,,Ic.

CLENEl.ANp ONO. Aug 2S-
Eleanor smith, OF buckeye Lake
Yacht Club. Columbus. won the Too
yard senior Allegheny Mountain AS
sociation bacE-strokc swimming
championship here today. Her time
was l.32 rs
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Amcrlcnn A..oclntIon Results.

Kansas CITY, Ia Toledo. "a tScc.
ond game. six innings by agreemcnt.)
Minneapolis. |: indianapolis, ..
Milwaukee. ST.; Columbus. 90.
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Summary Two-ha.. hits Judra.
Speaker wood Three base hit
Jnhg" Home run Wood Sacrifice
hits Milan. Rice S"wcll. Double
riay nurns and Scw.ll Lett ON
bases WASHINGTON, 3 cleveland. :
Bases ON balls on Mogr5dre. .: Off
'ov"i"sAi". iIits-on Morridgc 5
m innings. OF Acosta. in in
ming. S'rIoE out-hy Mogridcc J.:
by 'ov"l"si!". u Losing pitcher
M"rrid"c Impir"s and CON
molly. Time li2
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS yesterday.
Drtr"ii. :: New York. 3
ti,,ciHnd; 3: Washington. ,.
l'o-i"n. 6: Chicago. =.
1t. Louis. II; phii.,irlphin. l.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS yesterday.
pittsburgh, .: Eruokiyn. %.
Sew York. I: Chicago, ..
Wnly two games SrllriuictI.)
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New York

''''N .''''' ''.'"N ~ !" y
'Eatted Tor AlcNamd.r in cishuh.
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.Paued for Freeman ia seventh.
tIL.t-L o. IL-r----- L. MN. ---
81. I.oui>.

81 Louis ... oso 3o@ lox-l2
Summary, Two-haso hits Ellorh",
y. Walker. GALLOWAY Thrcc-hasc
hit--E. Collins Ii"m". rWn-Sisl"r
stolen bases Sislcr. T. Collins. Sac
rince hits -Scvcrcid. Eoli, Dugan.
Double plays McManus, Gcr""r and
Sielcr. lIasty. Dykes ana Griffin;
Galloway, DYKES and Griffin. L"ft
on hascs-philai'.p :: 81. Louis,
2. Bases on halis-"n kolp. 2; on
Freeman. 3. llits---on iiastE, 10 in
innings: on Freeman, In in
nings: of Harris. 3 IN innings.
struck out--hy liaSty, !: by Kolp.
!. Losing pitchor-lIasty. umpircs
Wilson and owens. Timc-l:33.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
BUTTER BEANS
And new DATE
CROP ARRIVE
Watermelon. and Canfal0Epe Season
is -Ended-Pears Increase
81 n Rushel.

One ofsthe latest products ON the
locabsmarkets is the Australian
bHtter$bean, unknown and new to
the majority of people 1t origtna-
ted In Australia but 1t is propagated
and marketed by local gardeners.
Upon first glance the butter bean
appears as a mammoth cucumber.
green in color and cylindrical in
shape. Tire normal length is about
three feet and the diameter differs
from six inches to a foot For table
use it may be prepared like an egg
plant or creamed like green beans.
The product retails for 10 cents a
pound
The new crop of dates has ar
rived and will sell for 25 cents a
pound, bulk. Previous to this time
the only dates available were those
prepared in packages.
Ounces and sweet apples from
Michigan for jelly are not expected
to arrive until next week. Home
crown apples are very poor and
are being disposed of for five cents
a pound. Michigan apples, green
ings for canning and Jonathans for
eating. are fair in quality. They
sell for 1917 cents a pound.
Okra, a small product in a pod
similar to a bean, is popular this
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half. northwest quarter section 6,
II, Nv, 81
Oscar and Gertrude Unferth to
william s. and Lillian Briney. lot
4, block ,, Ryder & Reads addition.
Moline, 81.
Trustees Swedish Baptist church.
Moline, TO Gustaf Gullberg and
wife, lot Z, Atkinson's subdivision
lots s, 9 and 10. block +. Moline
Water Power addition, Moline, 81.
Andrew Paustian and wife to
Melvin H. Pendleton, lot s. Andrew
Paustian's second addition, East
Moline, 81.
Charles ]. Swanson and wife TO
Victoria Zagarac, lot 4. block Isl,
East Moline. 81.
John weckel and wife to Emil
Van Kerkhove. lot 5, Weckel's
camping ground. South Moline
township, 81.
Elsie E. Schmalzried and hus-
band to Elizabeth Mccarthy, lot 5,
block 4, Second addition. Edgewood
park, Rock Island, 81.
Harvey D. Mack and wife to
George W. Freeland. lot IS. block
1. Ryder & Reads addition. Moline,
$4,000.
Edward Evans to Florence NJ
Evans, east three-fourths lot s.
block 5, Atkinson's second addition,
Moline, 81.
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New Library Books

The following new books have
been received at the public library
and will be ready for circulation
Saturday morning;
American Business Methods, F.
W Parsons.
Breakfasts, Luncheons and DIM
ners. Mrs NJ d. M Chambers
Community Civics and Rurai
Life, A. w. Dunn.
Essentials of English Grammar
Elsie GemmiIl-
Essentials of Good Teaching. Z.
A Turner.
Geography of Illinois, D. c.
Ridgeley.
Geology of the Non-Metalic Min
eraI Deposits Other Than Silicates'
A. W. Grabau.
Guide to the Study of Occupa-
tons, F. ]. Allen.
Handbook of Ball Room Dancing
A NJ. Cree.
Chemistry of Plant Life, R. w
Thatcher
Introduction to Vocational Edu-
cation, D. s. HILL
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Rose Bleuer. widow Of Jacob W.
Wolf. part outlot 81. in section 50,
Is, 2w, $1,000
Phelps Light & Power company
to A. E. Goztsch lot I6, W. G.
Smiths Oak Grove park addition,
Rock Island. 81.
E. c. Mueller and wife TO Emma
Nj. Steaks, tract in northwest quar-
ter section .. II. Wv, 81.
William Baraks and wife to John
Forster and wife. part lots 10 ana
Is, block 4, Coal Valley. $500.
United States OF America to
Frank Alsup, lot s, block "a, New
Shop Center addition. East Moline
81.
Ell. Whitehead to II. K. and Ray
Walker. lot Is, Exposition park. 81.
Ellen A Rrindle and husband to
Francis NJ. Rifle and wife, lot ID.
block 3. College Heights addition.
Rock Island, 81
William Magazine. ct al. to Har-
~ Trachtenbarg, lot l. ". Maya
zines subdivision lots and 8 and
part lot 10, block Sc. Lower addi-
ton, Rock Island, 81.
Henry Trachtenbarg and wife to
George ". Reddig. lot l. W. Maya
zines subdivision lots and and
part lot 10, block So, Lower addi-
ton, Rock Island, 81.
George W. Reddig and wife to
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On County Records
Warnntr nre5s.

Mary Ellen Rundbarger to Sara
h Engle. part block q, Sears, now
Rock Island, 81.
Sarah Baker Lower and husband
to Fay Bopes and wife. part north
west quarter section II. Is, 3E, 81.
Fay Bopes and wife to LA Nc
Laughlin, part northwest quarter
section IT. Is, 3w. $4,000
Ray Foss and Herbert Foss to
Jacob Buchorg! part lot >. block S.
Pitts, Gilbert & Pitts addition, No
line. $4,000.
Scott B. Evans and wife to AL
bert E. Bergholtz. 1T Is. block 1,
/ Highlands addition, East Moline, 81.
Albert E. BerghoItz to Edna Ev-
ans. lot Is, block /, Highlands ad-
] dition, East Moline, 81.
Julius Van Lauw and wife to
Charles DePauw and wife. lot 3,
block 1. Blackman's addition, Mo-
line, 81.
Sarah L. Zerba to William s. Nc
. Cray, part lot Is, block 3. J W.
Spencers third addition, Rock Is
land, 81.
Anna Ohrberg to Carl E. Faust
part lot 2, B. F. Mueller's assessor
! plat of the west so acres of north
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season, used in soup. It is 20 cents
pound
Watermelons. cantaloupes and
homegrown grapes are about ended
for this season. A few small water
melons are being received and sell
for 10 and 20 cents each. White
grapes and Tokay grapes from Cal
ifornia are the same price as last
week, Is cents pound, and are
OF good quality.
Few homegrown potatoes are be-
ing handled by the markets. The
quality is poor and there is a small
crop. Good, potatoes are received
from Michigan, the Red river Ohio
and the Colorado baking varieties.
The Ohios sell for go cents a peck.
the same as last week, and the
baking variety at FIVE cents a
pound. Sweet potatoes have de-
clined slightly from the price of
| last week This weeks price is
two pounds for Is cents. Last
week 1t was 10 cents a pound or
three pounds for 25 cents.
The late evergreen variety or
sweet corn is inclined to be rather
wermy, but other wise OF fine quail
| ity. 1t is % cents a dozen ears
Lima beans are popular on the
market and sell the same as last
| week, 20 cents a pound.
Bartlett Pears Higher.
! Bartlett pears have jumped to Sc
bushei basket from SIS, last week S
price. Peaches being received from
Utah are the finest that have been
put on the market this year They
are 81 a bushe1. Another shipment
of damson plums is expected to ar
rive some time next week
| Eggs. are the same price this
week, 50" cents, but butter is AZ
cents pound, a cent higher than
| last week.
The prices of the other products
are:
| Cucumbers, 10 cents apiece; let
tuce, 80 cents a pound; onions, red
5 cents, white, cents, Spanish
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How to Teach Agriculture, A ".
Strom.
Industrial Housing. Morris
Knowles
Jesus and Paul, B. W. Bacon.
A Religion for the New Day, C..
F. Dole.
Rubber Manufacture; the Guilt
vation. Chemistry. Testing AMI
Manufacture OF Rubber. H. T. Sim
mons
Teeth and Health, T. ]. Ryan
Technical Examination of Crude
Petroleum, w. A Hamor.
The Next War, W. H. Irwin
Patternmaking, J. A Shelly.
Your Job. Harold Whitehead.
Young Woman's Christian Asso-
Citations. National Costumes Of the
Slavic Peoples.
Fiction,
Beloved Woman, Kathleen Nor
ris.
The Desert Fiddler, w. H.
Handy.
Flower of Monterey, K. B.
HamilL
Real Life, H. K. Webster.
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GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Squeeze the Juice Of two lemons
into a bottle containing three
ounces Of Orchard White. which any
drug store will supply for a few
cents, shake well, and you have
quarter pint Of harmless and de-
lightful lemon bleach Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into the
face, neck, arms aud hands each
dav. then shortly note the beauty
and Wilderness of your skin
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
tn. soft clear, rosy-Whlte com
plexion, a.lso as a frsckle. sunbnrn.
and tan bleach because it doesn't
irritate.-( AdyO.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

125h cents a pound: caulifower, 25
to so cents q head, and pumpkins,
Is cents apiece
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

Frank L. Bradley. lot 1. ". Maya
lines subdivision lots s and and
mart lot 10. block Sc, Lower add
ton, Rock I~'and. 81
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16
Ribbons

In plain and fancy colors,
for hair bows, sashes and
many other things.
Yard . 39f and 29c
We give a hair bow fast
ener free with every hair
bow.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-16

SKELETON A MYSTERY.
Hilbre Island, Eng.-Picnickers
found a skeleton on this island. 1t
is a mystery. The island is acces-
sible only at low tide.