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Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-03
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
NARROWLY AVERTED

serious automobile accident was
narrowly averted last night when two
machines colided ON the highway near
MeCabe, smashing one and damaging
the other The crash was reported to
the sheriff 5 office by NJ. Misaka, II
Japanese who was in the collision. He
asserted he had driven into n car
owned by w. 7. Graves, who, he said,
was driving without lights. The Graves
ear was badly damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-03
ARBUCKLE TRIAL TO
CONTINUE SIX WEEKS
United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Roscoe
(Fdttv) Arbuckle S third trial on man
slaughter charges growing out of Nir-
gina Rappe's death entered its fourth
week today with the defense only fair
~ launched into its side of the testi-
mony.
Two more weeks viii be consumed,
it was predicted.
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Handkerchief

Mems fine plain cambria handker-
chiefs, hemstitched hens, 12hc
quality, special Dozen 81 90
Mems initial handkerchiefs hem
stitched hem with initial in white
or color ........ Dozen 81 100
Ladies' all Linen solid color with
hemstitched hem, colors are Rose
Pink, Blue, Lavender, Nile. Reg
ular 25c values 8 for $500
Ladies' fine quality white handker-
chiefs. hemstitched hens with fancy
cord borders, 10c values. ..
=. one and one-haIf dozen for S1.OO
Mems fine all Linen Handkerchiefs.
beautiful hemstitched hens. Reg
ular 75c values. ......2 for 81 90
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Wash Materials
for S1.OO

Patterns of best quality fine inn
ported White Swfsses, regular CSC
27-inch White Dimity, checks and
stripes, regular 45c and soc
values. ....3 Yards for $1.OO
36-inch Fancy White Goods, plaids
and stripes. regular SOC and 65c
values ,-.3 Yards for 500
36-inch White Suitings, plains and
fancies, regular soc
and S5c. 3 Yards for 500
IL Pieces Plain CoIored Irish Dress
Linens and French Ratine, best
quality, choice. .....Y Yard, SI.0O
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Dollar Day in the
Shoe Department

Save 800 on any pair of Pumps,
Oxfords, or Strap Slippers In Wom-
ems and Growing Girls. This means
any Women's or Growing Girls
shoe in the house. This is for
DOLLAR DAY only.
All high grade Shoes, stetson,
Maetrich- Eyre, J. & K. and HalIa-
hem. On every shoe in the house,
all feathers. all styles, white kid,
white linen, tan calf, black calf,
orown kid. black kid and patent
leather. Goodyear welt soles and
hand-turned soies. High heels. Gu
ban heels. Louis Cuban heels. Baby
French heels. Military heels and
the low heels. Don's miss this sale.
Bargain No. "a table full of
japanese Boudoir slippers. Made
by hand in all colors and sizes,
Regular 81. values for Dollar
Day. the pair $1.Oo
Shoe Department End Floor
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Towels and Toweling

17x2S-inch Hemmed. good quality
Turkish Towels, buy as many as you
need .-s-.-.---..--6 for $1.OO
17x32 Hemmed Huck Towels. all
white, bargain. 10 for $1.OO
1S-inch Crash ToweIing, washes soft
and absorbent. IL yards for S1.OO
16-inch UnbIeached Crash, good quail
ity. Imported Irish ALL
LINEN -.....5 yards for S1.0O
1S-inch Fancy figured Huck for Tow
els, Scarfs, etc. good fine quail
ity, regular soc. 3 yards for $1-OO
4Sx4S-inch Hemstitched. blue and
white Japanese Lunch Cloths. fast
colors, for your breakfast room.
edCn- S1.OO
Muslin, Sheeting, Tubing
36-inch BIeached Muslin. our regular
1Sc.. g yards for $1.0O
36-inch UnbIeached Muslin. our regu-
lar II u c.. 10 yards for $1-00
42-inch STERLING Linen Finish Tub
ing, one of our best sellers, regular
4Sc- 3 yards for $1.O0
AZ and 45x36-inch Hemmed Belfast
Pillow Cases, made of good firm
nuSlln A Tor S1.OO
SO-inch Unbleached Sheeting, fine soft
finish, regular SOC. 21z yds. for S1.OO
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Dollar Day Specials
Underwear

Ladies' Daily Union Suits of fine
weave cotton, in white only. Made
in bodice and built up shoulders,
open and closed crotch. Regular
and extra sizes. $3.50 and $1.75
values at. ............... S1.00
Ladies' Cotton Union Suits made in
band top, shell finished knee. open
and closed crotch. All sizes, 65c
values = for $1.OO
"Kayser'' Gauze Vests in bodice and
regulation shoulders, white only.
Regular sizes. 35c values, 4 fol
$1-00; extra sizes. 45c values.
-..-3 for $1.00
Cotton Gauze Vests in bodice and reg
ulation shoulder style. 15c and 19c
values, for ....-...... $1.O0
= Ladies' Shaped Vests and Knee
Length Pants OF fine weave cotton,
soc values ...........3 for $1.0O
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
erS-short and long sleeves and
ankle length drawers, SOC garments,
special 3 for $1.OO
Mems Muslin Night Shirts, cut long
AMI full, regular S1.25 to $1.75 val
ues for ......S1OO
ChiIdren's and Infants Short SIeeved
Shirts and Drawers broken line
of sizes, values to 70c,. 3 for $1.OO
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Leather Goods

Leather Portfolio in black. beauti-
fully lined. fitted with tablet, envelopes
and calendar, very convenient, 2
styles special each ....... $1.OO
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Misses Mesh Bags


"I.OU = aIues tut "I.UU
Silver Mesh Bags with engraved
frame in several styles and shapes,
all smart new bags.
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Gift Ivory
For Dollar Day

Large size Ivory Puff Box, 500
value .SA.VV
Hair Receivers to match $500
value . pAsOO
Perfume Bottles, $3.50, $1.75 and
5000 values 90
Picture Frames, s2.25 values. $500
Trays, 5000 values $1.OO
Cloth Brush. $3.50 values 500
Hat Brush. $500 value. ..... 500
Buffer with tray-$2.25 value. 800
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Ribbon Carriers
Values to S1.75 for

NaIues 10 3I.4O TOT 81 90
Beautiful Carriers in all the newest
ideas and color combinations, light
and dark patterns.
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Medicine Cases
SIS Nnlues Tor S1.OO

Medicine or Emergency Cases, black
leather. entirely fitted with all neces-
sary articles.
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Ribbons
Values to S5c yard
3 Yards for 800

Wide Ribbons in wonderful quality
and in beautiful patterns for Hair
Bows, sashes OH summer frocks, and
fancy work.
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Jet Necklaces
-aIues to $2.25 at $1.OO

Values to $2.25 at $1.OO
Long necklaces of beautifully cut Jet
Beads in the different styles, fin
ished with Jet drops, pendants and
tassels, each ..-....... $500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
CHILDREN'S WEAR

Children's Dresses in ages to II years in
terials of Bingham and Chambray in plain
colors, checks and plaids. $3.50 to $3.50 val
Boys Blouses
10 Boys BIouses, ages to Ii years, spe-
cial ..................2 for 81 90
Straw Hats
Chidren's Straw Hats, colors in Tans, Brown,
Navy and Black, 1895 to $1,000 values, at
$780, $500 and $500 off the original price.
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Nainsook Gowns, Etc.

Women's Nainsook Gowns and Envelope Che
mise and Corset Covers, tailored and trimmed
styles, $1.25 to $1.95 values, for. .$1.OO
Women's Batiste Boomers in all white and
flesh colors. $1.25 to $1.50 values. $1.OO
Women's Futurist or Athletic Undergarments
in white and flesh colors. SIPS to $1.95 val
ues for. $1.OO
WOmen's Straight Chemise, plain with narrow
ruffle trim. 75c values, 3 garments. 90
Women's Colored Pongee Step-ins, drawers and
vests to match in colors of rose, blue and
tan. $2.95 values, Dollar Day, $1.OO OFF.
WOmen's Silk Camisoles in navy, black and
brown with built-up bodice tops. $1.75 and
S195 values for. ...................$ 1.OO
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C,OrSetS

Infants Slips, also months to year sizes in
white dresses in plain and trimmed styles
SIPS to 81 95 values for, each. $1.OO
Infants Shirts
Infants Cotton Shirts with long sleeves, SOC
values, Dollar Day. ............ A for $1.OO
Children's ROmpers in plain and check Cling
ham, ages to years, regular $3.50 to
2.95 values for. Observation-Disclosures. $1.OO
20 ChiIdren's Sweaters, ages to years, col
ors, red only, values up to $3.95, for. $1.OO
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Boudoir Caps and
Bandeau's, $1.OO

Boudoir Caps and Bandeaus in
all the smartest new shapes and
styles made of the daintiest lace and
ribbon, silk and chiffon in all col
ors- s1.75 and $500 values
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Candy Department
For Dollar Day

Sailed Almonds. s1.25 value, lb ST. 90
Assorted Chocolates, 75c
values .%......2 pounds for 81 90
Blanched Sailed Peanuts. ..
3 pounds for S1.OO
Small Fruit Jcliies. 4 pounds for 81 90
Assorted Fruit Tablets ----
..---....3 pounds for 500
Lime Fruit Tablets 3 pounds for S1.OO
Nestlcs No. 1 Block MIX
Chocolates -..-.-2 pounds for $1.0O
No. = Callers Milk Chocolate
Bars. ..-.......... 3 bars for S1.0O
No. q Peters Milk Chocolate
Bars .......3 bars for 90
Cherry. Pineapple and Maple Wal
nut Egg Bars IL for $1-OO
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Art Needlework
For Dollar Day

FREE-Onc Buffet Scarf with the
purchase OF one 36-inch Center
piece. Floral Basket design, stamped
on cream crash, for .S1.O0
$3.50 Lunch Sets at Sf.OO-13-p
Luncheon Sets stamped for APP
plique and outline work $3.50 sets
for. ...... $1.OO
ChiIdren's Dresses, up to $500 values.
your cholce-- Sl-OO
Broken sizes. only one or two of a
kind, in sizes from 1 year to 8
years. ready made stamped for en-
broidery. Dollar Day, choice S1.OO
Sa.OO Pillow Covers at $1-OO each
Ready to use Rep Pillow Covers in
plain rose. and green with bands of
floral cretonne, special for Dollar
Day -S1-OO
$500 Scarfs for S1.OO-Ready to use
Filet Lace Dresser Scarfs. plain cen
ter with filet lace insets and finished
with broad bands of filet-
$50 Laundry Bag Outfit. S1.OO-One
ready to use Laundry Bag and one
catch all bag for 81. 90
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Ginghams, PercaIes, etc.

27-inch Dress Ginghams, good assert
ment of Plains, Checks, Stripes. etc.
regular Csc. yards for $1.OO
Suiting. fast colors, for dresses. mid
dies and all kinds of fancy work:
regular SIC AZ yards for $1.OO
36-inch best quality PcrcaIe, about
thirty pieces to choose from. Dollar
Day. .-.......5 yards for 90
32-inch Dress Ginghams, good fine
quality. about 40 patterns. regular
sec and 45c. 3 yards for $500
3O-inch best quality japanese Crepe in
neat checks, regular sc. Dollar
Day 2 yards for $1.OO
32-inch Fine quality Madras, Imported
and Domestic. Now is a good time
TO buy some shifting. regular Csc
and s5c. ? yards for 500
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Stationery

Pound boxes of Stationery. white
only. and packages of envelopes.
s1.60 values Observation-Disclosures 800
1 Quire box of all Linen Stationery,
white only. and several styles envei-
opes- Make splendid gifts; regular
75c values: special ....2 for 81 90
$1.25 value Frame Notices at. -SI.O0
Glass Fruit Knife for cutting and slicing
acid fruits, decorated handle: special
at .4l.O0
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Ladies Silk Sanitary Aprons.
SIPS value. -.----.$ 1-OO
Kotex Sanitary Napkins. IL to
q box = boxes Tor S1.OO
Stay Fast Hair Nets. cap
and fringe II Tor S1-OO
Warmers Shelton Waists. 2 for S1.OO
Colored Rick Rack. regu-
lar 35c bolt A bolts for S1-OO
Garment Shields. $1.15 value for S1.OO
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Basement Specials

Extra quality Parlor Broom with
nickel broom holder and dust pan
holder, set for LOO
Choice of one lot of Kiddie Kars. Kid
die horses, etc, some 90 values
Tor -----.---- -S1-OO
Silver deposit Crystal vases, sugar
sifters, etc. s1.75 values, choice
each ...---...... .Sl.OO
Framed pictures-values to $3.50
each at S1.OO
Hand painted China plates. regular
soc each, on special for Dollar
LAY 1880 8 Tor Sl.OO
Heavy Aluminium Percolators. Double
Boilers, Mixing Bowls. Wood handle
Sauce Pans. Heavy aluminium Skill
let's. etc, choice each. 81 90
FREE with each piece of Aluminium
bought at this sale small sauce pan.
$50 yellow Cabs while they last,
each 81 90
$3.50 Mail Wagons. each ST. 90
Choice Fancy Waste Baskets. 81 90
Large Glass Footed Fern Dish. $500
s2OO Dressed Dolls at. 500
Dunlap Cream Whip. stone bowl and
Cake Turner, $1.35 value, all
for ---.-.....-..-. S1.O0
$3.50 Fold Up Clothes Frames. 81 90
l Medium Size Galv. Tub. \
Il Gal. Galv. Water Pail = hor SA'OV
IS Pieces OF Art Pottery, values to
S2-50, special each. 81 90
$500 Nickeled Wizard Cooker for
vegetables .-...-..-.-..-.... $500
White Enameled Cake Boxes. 800
Oil Mop with bottle of OIL. -s1.OO
1 Strong Broom, 1 Mop and Mop
Stick and 1 bottle polish all
for ----..---------. 500
Serving Trays. s2.OO values for. 500
10000 Sheets Tissue Toilet Paper,
regular 15c roll ....-.-..... $1.0O
Is Bars Ben Hur Soap and 1 Strong
Broom Tor --.--.------ $1.O0
1 Heavy Garbage can. and 1 box of
H. R. Fl. while they last. $1.0O
n
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Chamoisette Gloves

Gauntlet style in Kayser Imported
Cham oisette. contrast and Paris Point
embroidery backs.
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Dress Goods Department

4O-inch Imported Swiss VOiles, s1-2S
values. for Dollar Day -S1.OO
32-inch SILK Tissue Bingham. 75c
value yards for $500
36-Inch Tissue Bingham. the s5c
value AZ yards for $500
3S-inch Figured VoiIes, csc val
ues. ..--.--.-....o yards for $500
3S-inch Dotted VOiIcs. S5c val
ues. .-.-.---...41z yards for $500
44-inch Figured VoiIes. 65c val
ues- 1913 yards for $3.50
36-incIl silk and Cotton KOilcs. S5c
values. AZ yards for $500
S6-inch Figured. HOiles, soc val
ucs. ......-.5 yards for $500
32-inch Imported Dotted Swiss, s1-6s
value 4 yards for $500
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Coats

Coats
One rack of Polaire and Jersey Coats. Mostly
in browns and dark tans. $22.50 and $500
values, Dollar Day, only ..............H Price
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Ecru Laces for Curtains
2 Dozen Yards for S1.OO
Wide Crochet Cluny Lace
II Yards for S1.OO

Insertions and Edges, IA to
inches wide, in white and ecru Iaces
for brassieres. canlisoles, spreads. cur
tains, etc, regular 15c to zoe yard
..........-..-..1 yards for 800
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Hosiery
For Dollar Day

Women's Silk hose, semi-fashioned,
isle top. double heel, toe and SOLE
in black. cordovan, seal brown and
white, $3.50 values . 800
Women's Iisle Hose, full fashioned
foot, Mouse color only. s1.O0 values
Dollar Day ...-....2 pair for $500
Women's Silk Foot Hose, in Cordovan
Women's Cotton Hose, in brown only,
csc values, special 3 pair for $1.OO
Children's Mercerized Isle Ribbed
Hose, in black. sizes 5 Il to s 4, S5c
values, special ....4 pair for $1.OO
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Blouses

Women's Blouses in broken sizes in cotton and
Georgette including broken sizes in MILDLY
Blouses, 81 95 to 1896 values, for. 81 90
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Laces and Embroideries

Gold, Silver. Turquois, Rose. Green,
Blue and Ombre-one yard wide.
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Baby FIOuncing
S1.75 to S2.25 Values, S1.OO I'd.

Fine Imported Swiss Baby F7ounc-
ing, dainty embroidered patterns, fin
ished with double ruffIe.
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Suits that were. 49,. $500 Pr;co
Suits that were. ....... $4,000
The above suits are of Tricotine and Poiret
Twill. Mostly navy.
All other suits greatly reduced.
Sweaters
Fibre Sweaters in mangold, navy, black, red
TAM white etc. Tuxedo models, $1,000 values
at. $E.OO UT
Another lot of Wool Tuxedo Sweaters, values
up to $500 for. ...s... ........ $o.OO
Blouses
Women's BlOuses in broken sizes in cotton and
Georgette, including broken sizes in MILDLY
Blouses, $1.95 to 1896 values, for. $1.OO
COrSetS
Broken sizes of Corsets. Values to $500, Dol
Aprons
Women's AmOskeag Bingham Aprons with and
without bibs. $1.50 to $3.50 values. 800
81 PercaIe Aprons in light and dark colors.
S1.50 to $3.50 values for. $1.OO
Another assortment of WOmen's Waist Aprons
in blue and white check Bingham. $1OO val
-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-23
OLD EXPRESS
co. MESSENGER
TELLS TROUBLE
Veteran of Railroad Ser
vice Says He Is Ener-
getic as Young Man of
Is Since Tanlac Com
pletely Ended His Dy-
spepsia.

81 have picked up ten pounds
since taking Tanlac and feel like
a brand new man." said Henry
Ferren. 1882 N. Keystone Ave-, Chi
cago, Ill, messenger for the Ameri-
can Railway Express Co., on the
c. M. & ST. P. R. R, between Chi
cago and Kansas City. He has
been in the service forty years
"I am now past fifty but l feel
as good as l did when rs. For over
two years l had a bad case of
stomach trouble. Indigestion kept
hitting me harder every day. My
appetite went back on me and my
food stuffed me up terribly causing
sourness and awful spells of heart
burn. / suffered from headache,
backache, nervousness and loss of
sleep. My strength and energy
were leaving me.
-Four bottles of Tanlac have
given me a corking good appetite,
set my stomach in apple pie order
and rid me of every ache and pain.
/ am in the pink of condition and
l never lose a chance, at home or
on the road, to put in a good word
for Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-( ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-23
THREE: BIG JOBS
BOOST PERMITS
TOTAL s99,317
Double Number OF Projects But
Estimated Cost Jumps to
IL Times Previous Week.

With three large building projects
farfed last weeks list of city build
f1g permits showed a great in
ease over the amount listed in any
" the six preceding weeks.
The list includes Is permits Of
m estimated total of $e9,317. This
Il in contrast to last week, the
uuieteat in building circles for
some time, when 5000 of work
WAS scheduled in 10 city permits.
Annex to the Modern Woodmen of
America publication building. 1900
Third avenue, rear, by j. F. Neber-
gall q Son Is to cost $53 900 Voss
Brothers, 2125 Third avenue, were
given q permit to allow H. w.
Tappendorf to build a $4,000 addi-
Hon TO the Voss storage building.
The Louis Mosenfelder home, to be
constructed at Twelfth street and
Thirty ninth avenue by Hohen-
boken & Son, is to cost $18.G42, ac-
W'eding TO report of John Lindros,
He building inspector.
II. F. Paulsen is to building a
dwelling at Thirty-seventh street
and Sixteenth avenue for $4,000. Re
modelling of the A. A. Rounds dwell
ing, 723 Twenty-second street, for
"A 500, is the olny other stable job
Indicated in the weeks permits.
Numerous remodeling jobs, new gar
ages and minor construction work
arc included in the list, which.is as
fellows:
H. F. Paulsen, Thirty
seventh street and Six
teenth avenue. dwelling. 5 1900
81. C. Hillmer, 1902 Sew
enth street, chicken house $50
a. A. Rounds, 723 Twenty
second street, remodel
dwelling ........ 1900
q H. Baumbach, S31 Twenty
first street, garage ...... so
". J. Gahagen. 500 Ninth
avenue, porch . 100
2iver View Garage company,
1910 First avenue, remodel Is
Thomas Cusack Co., for Rock
Island Rubber Co, 1909
Third avenue, sign w 80
homas Cusack Co, for C. 0.
d. Cleaners. 2108 Third
avenue. sign .... $50
Or. C. +. Foster, 1908 Sew E
enth avenue, remodel gar
age Z5O
ius Swanson for William
Weinberg, 1900 Fffth-and-
a-half avenue remodel
dwelling ... 100
Gus Swanson, 315S Twelfth
street, garage .... so
Gustav Lindstrand, 204
Forty-fifth street, remodel
dwelling .... 100
Frank Delforge, Thirty
third street and Twenty
second avenue, garage -. 200
George Gates, 1857 Thirty
fifth street, remodel dwell
ing .............., ATS
Joseph Kurtz. 1881 Eighth
avenue, garage ... 100
Fli-City Posting Service,
Thirtieth street and Eigh-
teenth avenue, wall sign. 100
] !-City Posting Service,
! orty-first street and Four
teenth avenue, wall sign >. 100
o. N. Randall for Anton Kick
l20 Eighth avenue, re-
iodel dwelling . 400
1 s =. Shogren for John Shell,
1929 Thirty-seventh street,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-23

garage
a. A Beck for George Naca-
Irso. 548 Twenty-hfth
street, recover roof ...-..
[HDhnboken & Son for Louis
Mosenfelder, Twelfth
street and Thirty-ninth ave-
nue., dwelling ..-..-----
L r. Nebergau & Son for
Modern Woodmen OF Amer
lea, 300 Third avenue, pub
licatton building ........
Joseph Schiicker, 1909 EleT-
enth avenue, remodel
dwelling ...s........-
r. c. Boats for Joseph Cor
ston. $50 Forty-second
street, garage ..-....---
II. w Tappendorf for. Voss
Bros, 2125 Third avenue,
addition to storage build
ing ....s...---..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Julius Gottlieb has resigned his
position as salesman with the Rock
Island Moline Buick Co. He has no
authority to accept money or or
ders for the firm.
ROCK ISLAND-MOLINE BUICK
co. -(Advertisement)
There were approximately twice
as many deaths from motor vehicle
accidents in 1920 as there were in
1915.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-23

Tri-City Towel supply company
Davenport 934.
H.. Clean Towel Service. Phone
r.. l.s253S
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-23
Boys Bathing Suits

Fine woody worsted Bathing suits
combinations, special value at $3.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
Harrison Says Dance
 Petition Signatures
 Sufficient For Vote

Commissioner W. L. Harrison yes terday announced that reports cur rent in the city that the dance pe- tition which was circulated some time ago did not contain sufficient names of qualified voters is erro- neous, and that the lists were checked by attaches of his office and cross-checked by the probate office and found to contain more than 1,400 rames, although not yet completed.
 While the commissioner asserted additional names were available should the petitions fall under the required number, more than 1000 names are said by representatives of the Junior Chamber of Commerce to be ready to supplement to the orig inal lists.
 In view of the necessity for city wide vote on the bond issues which the city proposes to submit it is thought that the dance referendum will be made at the same time, al- trough indications at the office of the city attorney yesterday was that no mention or suggestion of this con templated method was entertained.
 However. 1t Is believed that ad- vccates of the dance petition will urge that action be taken on the dance question to the same time the bond proposition is voted.