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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

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ROSA WEAKEn-Eazd 2. No. 2sl1
20 acres SWk e1 ~ = Sec. Z, I.
Il, ], 6, and nevsAlss. Taxes
Tena. Land 4 Stock Co., and
novables, Taxes tie7.59. Cost
70. g. WILLIAt&-Wsrd g., No.
16Ss. 100 acrss NWk Of SWM .
SWk Of NWA See. Is, NEH VI
SEk and 40 aeres In Sec, 81, +.
e, 4 and Aevables. Taxas 469.
e. 1t Of advertisement = - adds4.
, 7. DAKER-Ward :, No: 1861.
* Hes, that paSt II WA Of
awE Gee. I, I. II, r { ". Of
S"dsi vod, at N. end Of Black
Ia Br;, -. Taxse sass. Cost
- s1vert;s. Wept 70 BE sdAed.
LOUIS DALAI AMH,-Mx:ssSTu ~ ~ sSu 4 4
No. 1865. 90 esep1 ~ o. ~ 4
Sse. ). +. II, r. 8. Taxes $3.50.
90 Of advertise0sae . Ae added.
: n FAISTER-W1rd :, No. 2e73:
70 seres SK Of SEX See. l, IL
8. Taxes SCOTS. s'oss OF ID
vertisement to be added, .-n.
=. II. PARDUE-Wazd 2. No: xeSe;
1875 seres, rs intsSsce in Ma OF
SEN, SEX, SEX Of IL: see.
27. NWK Sec. 81. Loes ., T. e.
8. ana Z, See. q, Z. ~, \. T..
T.xes TO date }so. rs. cest of'ad-
vertisement to b added:
Earl sPiER-Wsrd :, No: 2S17.'
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

"ANO o.
F. E. BERYMAN-Ward 6, No. $3.50
11O acres-Wk of SEA SEA &C
SEA, less 10 acres Sec. 18, T. q,
K. 8, and movables. Taxes $29.95.
Cost Of advertisement to be added.
ELIJAH BROOKS-Ward 6, No.
1915. 200 acres E1z of NE4
Sec. %, VIZ of SWA Sec. 81.
NWA of NWA Sec 81, T. 9, X.
9. Taxes $91.25. Cost of ad-
vertisement to be added.
H. c. DYKES-Ward G, No. 5451.
80 acres E " of NEA Sec. "a, T. 9
4. 9, and movables. Taxes $3.50.
Cost of advertisement to be added.
G. J. GANNA-Ward 6, No. 54S4.
Lots 3, 4, S, Block 32 Chaplin
Add. to Robeline. Taxes SIPS.
Cost Of advertisement to be added.
L. F. HENDRICKS-Ward s, No.
5514: 164 acres in NWA Sec.
%, T. 8, R. 9. Taxes s36.75. Cost
Of advertisement to be added.
CHARLIE JOHNSON-Ward 6, No.
5538. 40 acres NEA of SWI4
Sec. 20, T. 8, R. 9, and movables.
Taxes 1910. Cost of advertise
ment to be added.
SARAH JOHNSON-Ward 6. No.
5543. 40 acres of the Williams
tract, and movables. Taxes s1425.
Cost OF advertisement to be added.
]. F. JONES-Ward 6, No. 5546.
250 acres, acq. of English in Soc.
8, T. 8, r. 8, and mov;,bles. Take
$132.75. Cost of advertisement
to be added.
MELISSA JORDAN-Ward 6, No.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
|TCA8E
HEARD TODAY:
q RETURN FUNDS

Inpsciel Correspondence
y. Dec. 6.-Indicaupns we're
|nprning that the William and
eollege case would come be-
lslgs W. 7. Church in the
msrt some time today. j.
1hberts started action to Sc
RI return Of subscriptions to
endowment fund. which.
to terms, were to be re-
lftsr the college ceased to
{pe two years. The treas
he fund, r. L. Watson, ID
Dlans through which all
yia be returned to subscrib-
- ~ 10 per cent, according
ers Of endowment
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
Especial corresponaence.J

k
Geneseo. Dec. e.-The committee
in charge Of the domestic science
section Of the program Of the
HsaFy county farmers iusdtate to
BE- held at the Geneseo township
high school have announced their
speakers. The date Of the instttute
is Dec II, Is and q.
MIS-. ]. l.. Murray OF Blooming
ton will speak during the after-
noon and evening of Dec q. Mrs.
Murray has the unique distinction
OF being known as ..The Made Over
Lady" and sThe Millinery Genius
For years it has been q Joke among
Mrs. Murray's friends that she pre-
ferred making garments from cast
on garments to display her inge-
unity in cutting patterns. Many
magazines have printed her pat
terms and she has been repeatedly
called upon to demonstrate before
large audiences. These demonstra-
lions include children's clothes Of
all descriptions. Her dempnstra-
tons in the use of dyes are note
worthy. Mrs. Murray lectures in q
manner and her audiences
especially enjoy her lecture, Wi
and Humor."
On Thursday, Dec. %, for both
afternoon and evening sessions
Margaret e. Brooks TO Springfield
has a place on the program. She
il aeteacher in domestic science
and elocution at the Bette Stuart
institute in Springfield. For ser.
eral years Miss Brooks has been an
instructor before teachers insti.
tutes and has visited many counties
in the state. Her various subjects
are exceedingly popular and she
presents them in a pleasing man
ner.
On the closing day. Dec. 20, Mrs
Lena S. Mann OF Gilman, one of the
best known women in farmer in
stitute circlas of the state will be
present. Mrs. Mann is household
editor of the Prairie Farmer. Mrs
Mann lectures on various topics
including sewing, use Of patterns
home decoration, gardening and
demonstrations in canning, schooi
lunches. and foods. She has beer
honored by having been elected tt
positions in domestic science and
farmers institute work in Illinois
She owns a farm and is prRcticins
the gospel OF permanent Agricul
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
HENRY SHERIFF
TOENF0RCELAW
Especial to The August

KeWanee, Dec. 6.-AssQming his
new office as sheriff OF Henry coun-
ty, George Brown of Cambridge, in
answer to many inquiries. made a
very definite and uneQuiyoyal state
ment as regards his views on en-
forceme1t Of liquor laws. His state
ment follows:
i have been asked to state my at
titnde relative to the so-called pro-
hibiti0n laws. While I do not deem
as necessary any statement from
me as to this question, yet ! wish
to state 1t will be the policy Of
my office to enforce the law as I
find it upon the statute books. The
mere fact that present laws may
be unpopular with some people
will in noBise influence my con-
duct. So long as the law IL n
force, / shall use my best efforts to
see that it is enforced"
As yet Mr.. Brown has not ap-
pointed a deputy sheriff.
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MUCH DISCUSSION
A
NEW POSTMASTER
(SpeciaI Correspondence.)

Especial Corresp0ndence.)
Geneseo, Dec. 6.-The interior of
the local pOstoffice has been en-
tirely redecorated and repajnted by
Contractor Fred Boom and his force
OF workmen. The building, which
is owned by Gunnar Johnson, has
been released by the government.
the term being for a period of FIVE
years.
The term of Postmaster William
Hoeft expired during the latter part
Of October and considerable discus
sion regarding his successor is be-
ing held ab0at the city. An ap-
pointment was expected at the time
Postmaster Hoeft's term expired,
but Congressman King then noti-
fed local friends that he would de-
fer action until after the last No
yember election, and his announce
ment is daily expected.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM
SPEGIALNHNA AT
HOME STUDY CLUB
Especial Correspondence

lSpectal OVIKeSpoIlutHIe.J
Keithsburg, Dec. 6.-The meeting
of the Home Study club with Mrs.
George Buford was OF special inter-
est.
Eighteen members were present
and tYo guests, Mrs. Richard
Schenck of Artesia, New Mexico.
and, Mrs. Harve Prouty.
Roll call was answered by the
name of a composer.
Music of the Southland-Mrs.
Speight.
Music of the American Indian
Mrs. Elmer E. Smith.
Piano solo-Miss Odessa Arnold.
Piano solo-Miss Edith Gaede.
Duet-Mrs. Richard Schenck and
Mrs. Elmer E. Smith.
Then followed a musical contest
in which Mrs. Schenck won the
prize. The hostess seryedea delight-
full lunch. Governor and Mrs. Ben
W. Olcott were visitors.
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SITS CLEARED FROM
AFFAIR SPONSORED
BY T. SOCIETY
Especial Correspondeuce.)

Keithsburg, Dec. 6.-St. Mary's
altar society met Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Ann Callahan on
Washington street. The majority
OF the members we're present. The
treasurer reported $175 cleared
from the Thanksgiving dinner. and
bazaar.
The program consisted of a pa
per on ."The Care and Feeding OF
Infants" by Mrs. James x. Viii
lets. Father Monaghan gave a
short talk ON matters Of interest to
those present. The h~ostesses were
Mrs. Ann Callahan, Mrs. Frank
Otto and Mrs. James Murphy. A
delightful luncheon was served at
the close of the meeting.
During the social hour that fol
lowed Mrs. James Willett pleased
her hearers with a song entitled,
Miss Fogarty's Christmas Cake"
The next meeting will be held. at
the home of Mrs. NJ. ]. Humphreys
in January. Mesdames Humphrey,
Tanner and Willetts hostesses.
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lNA MAYHKW IS
WINNER IN
o6Ho0L CONTEST

pecial Correspondence
Dec. awards were
- night at the meeting il
~ auditorium in the essay
lbr high school pupils ON
Nast, Present and Future.
- Loo papers were sub
vtth the judges awarding
follows: First, Myrna
second, Charles Carlston;
ANA Lee Garrett. The
- IS. e and 81 were do
III Aiexander Karr, Who was
2-day meeting in the
me prize-winning essays
BY the writer's.
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La BONITA Heads
eALvA LEGION
(SpeciaI Correspondence.l


Galya, Dec. "a very large
number OF the members Of Wilbur
Hagberg post Of the American Lee
gion met in regular session Monday
evening at their rooms on Market
street The regular election OF Of
ficers was held which resulted as
follows: commander, Leon La
Bonita; senior vice commander, Ell
mer Fahnstrom; junior vice COM
mander, Henry r. Anderson, Vic
toria; finance officer, D. N. West;
chaplain, Walter H Larson; ser
geant-at-arms, John Snndquist
The Galya legion ordered the lay
ing aside Of $1,000 toward the
building fund. Five members were
appointed On the building fund
committee to serve from one to five
years.
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POULTRY SHOW
IT eALyAWkL
opENDEf n1n

fspeciaI Correspoadence.l


0alys, Dec. e.-When the doors
OF the Galya stock pavilion ere
thrown open next Monday e1ter-
noon the tenth annual poultry
show will be In progress.
It is calculated from present In
dications that nearly one thousand
entries will be made at this show
At the last meeting OF the assoct.
alton held at the Galva city hall.
all of the committees made their
final repprta- The entertainment
committee announced that they had
secured the services OF three speak
ers, each to give two lectures daily
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
The speakers secured are , for
Thursday: ]. w. WhtsenhAm.
Henry county farm advisor. subject
for the afternoon address. Local
Conditions; Housing Care" Eve
ming, "Culling and Egg Produc-
ton"
For Friday: D. T. Heimbeck at
Jacksonville, will sheak in the aft.
eraoon On Proper Mating" aud
in the evening Fertility and In-
cubation." On Saturday Robert
~Patterson-of Mooseheart. will speak
in the afternoon on Poultry Dis
cases." and in the evening Care Of
Newly Matched Chickens"
No admission will be charged.
Every person visiting the show
win be asked to register. Every
day some person will receive abso-
Iutely free of cost a me large
chicken. II weather conditions
permit a record attendance fs look
ed for.
Two Galva poultry exhibitors at
the eastern Iowa annual show held
last week in Davenport. Iowa. were
awarded many ribbons. The Peter
son brothers, with their exhibit OF
White Wyandottes won i1rst ON
cockerel, first on pullet and second
on hen, and the champion male in
the White Wyandotte class.
Albin C. Anderson won with his
Bun O~rphingtons the following rib
bons: First pen, first hen and first
pullet; fifth on cockerel and the
champion female in the Butt Orph-
ington class.
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.lDDRESsES,M

tSpsc1al ~ Tho Aryus.)

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which vas e~sneciallv fa the ladies
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$kI5CMpER1Q
Be
STERLING RANK

(eDAcial CoTYe9noudaoA1

Starting. Dec. e.-StArlinK is to
have > scyscraper. An eigtf-stpry
bniIafhg d to be erected ON the
main corner Of the business section
Of the city by tho First National
bank This Is the greatest real -
tate announcement ever made In
this city. With the erection Of
such . skyscraper by the First Ma
ttkm bank, II will be bQt Q short
time before other such announce
ments are made, ~ others are con-
erecting new buildings.
The new bank buiIding will b
occupied on the first noor and
basement by the bank, the other
seven stories being devoted to
ONCE roms. The bank now has .
yearly deposit OF $2,175,11s.S5,
which is more than double what 1t
was eight years ago.
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|DetiL to The Argus.)

tlDetil to The Argus.)
Dec. S.-Alderman B. G.
VII represent the city OF
the meeting Of the state
league, which will be
week in Evanston, the
. member Of the league
Hon and City Attorney R.
-, a former officer and
1.-The organizers. Numerous
Of municipal interest are
in these sessions and il
nion Of the council that a
ltatiye at the meeting would
pd Investment for the city:
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. The A0M.l

10 The ArGns.)
1.-THE shoTt course
III the efforts ~ The
"a home bureau or
nlened yesfefday with
Is and the sG4630us'
through Friday With
ofleInpon eeesf0us et
meetings ct points
county. Yesterday
SettnE was held ct NIL
among the speakers
q Ksrr, WHO vas
days In Aled0. Yes
kers here outside, Mr..
Iena Mann and Nj.
o6vie, "EdgRr's Conn-
vas also shown. Other
RI week at Aledo viii
Hen Of Decatur, one
cattle feeders Of the
Csmpbell a dairy sp.e-
Rafepsperger, hog
0eciaiist, a state p0pl-
Laird and Mrs. Hess
Dagtic science LECTURER.
IN meetings scheduled
=, Wednesday mornina
6leoh; North Henderson,
efening; keithshprg,
pofnins and afternoon
1knFsday evening; Eliza,
Ih0ning and afternoon: and
Ihursdsy night and mi
Of the above named
viii be in attendance 81
= ~ meetings over the
E
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
CAGE SCHEDULE
ISANNCuNcED
Especial to The Arcus.1

Aledo, Dec. s@Coach Almer of
the local high school reports that
his basketball squad is making
good progress in practice and is
expected to make . good showing
in the initial game next Wednes-
day when it meets the New Boston
FIVE on the local door. The Seaton
school five which is without q
floor on which to practice has Sc
cured the former William and
Vashti College gymnasium and is
driving over during the week for
practice.
The following schedule has been
arranged By Coach Almer for the
Aiedo Eve.
Dec. 13-New Boston at AIedo.
Dec. 191Orion at Orion. e
Jan. Corpus Christie, Gales
burg.
Jan. 5-Macomb at Macomb.
Jan. 10-Keithsbsarg at Aledo.
Jan. 12-Cambriage at Aledo.
Jan. 17-Orion at ,Aledo.
Jan. 19-Kirkwood at Kirkwood.
Jan. 25-26-Tournament.
Feb. aMacomb at Aledo.
Feb. Corpus Christie at Aledo.
Feb. 16-Kewanee at Rewanee.
Feb. 23-Kirkwood at Aledo.
Feb. 30-Woodhull (tentatiye) at
Aledd.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
WOODRUFF A
FIRST GAME WITH
CAMBRIDGE TEAM
Especial to The Argus.)

Kevanee, Dec. 6.-Next Friday
night, Dec. s, will mark the OPEN
ing OF the basketball season for
the Woodruff high school. At that
time it will meet the Cambridge
high hoonsters at Woodruff. Wood
hull produced q winning combine
ton on the gym hoor last season
and Is said to have . wealth Of ma
tarial this year. The lineup forthe
opening game:
Center, Clarence Houghton: right
forward. Harland Nelson: left for
ward, Ofin Bruneer; right guard,
Charles Nelson; left guard. Leon
ard HENSON.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
BANQUET PLANNED
FOR INDEPENDENTS

Especial Correspondence.)
Aledo, Dec. ,S.-Members of the
Aledo Independent football squad
with the coaches, managers and q
few Of the most loyal Supporters
will enjoy q banquet at the Mer-
chants hotel, Thursday evening,
Dec. IA, according to the announce
ments Of Managers McCreay and
Chinlupd. The season Just closed
was verY successful, but one game
bsing lost, Blapdinsyills defeating
the locals. 10 to 0.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
CONSTITUTION TO
BIZ BY
GALVA ATTORNEY

Especial Correspondence
Orion, Dec. 6.IAwrence G.
Johnson Of Galya, representative Of
Henry county who helped draft the
proposed new constitution, will
speak in Orion court house at 8
o'clock Monday, Dec. II. His sub
ject will be 'The New Constitu-
ton" This will be a public meet
ing. All interested and desiring
information are invited to attend.
After his address Attorney Johnson
will give the people an opportunity
to ask questions
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
TOY PSYCHOLOGY
INTERESTING TOPIC
FOR WOMANS CLUB
Especial Correspondence.l

Sheffield, Dec. 6.-The Sheffield
Woman's club held an unusually
good meeting Tuesday afternoon at
Villages hall, having for their guests
the members OF the Buda Woman's
club. Mrs. g. W. Boyden was chair
man of the refreshment committee
who provided dainty refreshments.
The speaker was Miss Ann Eliza
beth Allen OF Chicago, who spoke
on Psychology of Toys" a NEST
appropriate topic for all those in
terested in the little folks and the
Christmas toy season.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
ASSAULT Is CHARGE
AGAINST
MAN; BOND Is $4,000
fspeciaI Corresnondenceo

Kewanee, Dec. 6.-Virgil Allen Of
Sheffield has been held N the court
Of Justice ]. B. Adams, this city,
under a bond of : 1000, for his ap-
pearance on a charge of criminal
assault.
The complaining witness is Mrs.
Minnie Van Zenderbergen Of this
city, who claims that Allen over
powered her at her home recently.
States Attorney Carl A. Melin Of
Cambridge will prosecute the case.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
MaSERABLES
FILM AT
THIS WEEK
Especial correspondence.l

Geneseo, Dec. 6.-The first Of the
moving pictures at the high school
for this season will be shown Fri
day evening. The attraction is
LES Miserables". The number Of
movie shows at the school this year
will be limited to 10, thereby as
Surfing the patrons only the best
offerings obtainable.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
EASTERN STARS =
AT COAL VALLEY
ELECT OFFICERS

Especial Correspondence9
Coal Valley. Dec. 6.-At the an
nual election held by the O. E. s.
lodge Monday night the following
officers were selected
Woythy Matpou-Mrs. Laura Ny
ers.
Worthy Patron-James Spargo.
Associate Matron-Mrs. G.. b
Knapp.
Secretary-Mrs. r. A. Hass.
Treasnrer-Miss Margaret Pryce.
Conductress-Mrs. Lima Spargo.
Associate Conductress - Mrs.
Fannie Weaver.
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fapecial Correspondepce.l

Geneseo, Dee. g. The annual
election Of officers OF the Mrs. Coll
onei J. EaIligan circle, ladies' Of
the G. 4. r., was held ct the meet
ing Monday evening st thu l. o. o.
F. hall. The election resulted ~
folloEs:
Rresident-Mrs. Effie Buck.
Soaior vice president-Mrs. Alice
Smith.
Junior vice president-Mrs. A. P.
Olson
Tressurer-Mrs. Alive Ward.
Conductres4-Mrs. Warren Dun
ham.
Guard-Mrs. Louis RAIDER.
ChaplainEMrs. Sadie Steffen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06
DIVORCE GRANTED
IN CIRCUIT COURT
(Special to The ArTus.l

ISpeCaHi 70 Tue AKUs.J -
Aledo, Dec. 6.-But little was
done yesterday in the circuit court
outside routine business such as
the hearing OF motions and demur-
rers. Nellie Corean Castle was Civ
en- a divorce from Arthur Lee
Castle. the case going by default
She was given permission to re-
sumo her maiden name of Nellie
COrSan Potter.
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aenesso, Dee 6EraInaa Ha-
msnn. Afgps 0istsf n the
Hrst ward, 10 confined e his
homo an acco4nt Of illness. He y
suffering because 0f strai1ed itga-
uants and mnseiasstn the Dock end
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DatA
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G. A. CLARK NAMES
w. N. AS
HIS CHEF DEPUTY

Aledo, Dec. 6.-County Treasurer
Charles A. Clark stated last eve
ming that W. N. Dufield would con-
tinpe in the treasurers Office as
chief deputy Mr.. Dufield served
as treasurer for four years and for
the past four years has been deputy
under Treasurer G. A. Ffeise. Mr..
Dufield had contemplated other
work, but decided to remain in the
county Office for a time at least
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SECOND NUMBER OF
HLLSDALE LYCEUM
Special Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Hillsdale, Dec. 6. = The second
number OF the lyceum course will
be given Saturday night at the high
school auditorium by the Howard
Snyder company. A reader and a
soprano will give the offering.
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The easiest money you ever made

body requires Is days alone.
Remember that Velie cars serve
their users 50 capably that more
than sixty per cent of our pro-
duction goes eachyear to former
Velie owners.
We are operatingin everyphase
Of our business to the end that
every elie car we sell makes US
a friend.
To good design to good mate
rials, to good w~efkmanship, we
are adding in cur closed cars
every reasonable item Of equip.
ment that can contribute to
comfort and convenience.
Finally, we are Offering you this
tested and serviceable product
At a price that represents q say.
ing Of hundreds Of dollars.
Unless you can afford to throw
sway this saving, we shall hope
to see youin orsalesroom soon.
vHE MOTORS CORPORATION
Molias, Iliisois
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VISITS AT ALEDO.

Albany, Dec. 6.-Miss Lizzie Ly-
ons, assistant cashier in the Albany
State bank, is returning today from
a weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
Herbert Metcalf of Aledo, Ill.
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This is written especially to you
who are thinking Of buying a
closed car Of moderate price.
There are two ways IN which 10
reaeh decision as to which car
you shall choose.
One Is 70 act ON snap judgment
and on the vague impression
thar this or that car Is the 0ne
you want
The other way Is to spead your
eood money onlyafter you have
carefully examined the several
possibilities in the market
If you bring to the purchase of
aclosed Observation-Disclosures
and eaufica you would exercise
ID anyother investment 0f Ike
size, You will include the Velie
EM
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BAzAR

se.ll Correspondence.)
yalley, Dec. 6.-The ladies'
Of the Lutheran church
hexar Dec. 9 at the Ma
49, Hot supper will be
NE o'clock. Home made
WI also be sold.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06

SAIL SATURDAY.
: Dec. s.-The ladies' aid
the Congregational
~ hold a sale Of baked
aprons and fancy ar
III chnfch next Saturday
uec. 9. at $50 o'clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06

You will find to your surprise
that an equal measure of excel
lence. and value will cost you
from 500 to $500 more in
other cars than in the Velie.
The little time You spend in
such an Inspection will, if you
buy a Velie, return you the
easiest money you ever made.
=
When you are examining this
welldesignA and soidly built
car remembeS that it is the
product ofape Of the oldest and
most Experienced makers in the
industry.
Remember that its clean-cut
and efficient valve-in-head mo-
TOR ID, built BY Vaie, in Velie's
own sheps, exclusively for the
. Velie car.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06

Hillsdale-Joe ShreinsT, meeaan-
ic WITH the Butler garage, broke his
right arm at the wrist yesterday
while craaking q car.
Fulton high school basketball
team will play at Hillsdals Friday
night
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-06

Remenher that into it,
~earriaoevpgk have gone
tie slEil and the tradt
lions at many year,
the painting Of such ,