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Evening star., 1922-10-26

to her apartment. in the Woodworth
after an extended stay at Atlantic
City.
The linen shower. tea and card
party combined. given annually about
THANKSGIVING time by the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Providence Hospital. Will
this, year be held on the afternoon Of
November 20 at the institution. Mrs.
r. l.. Holden heads the general COM
mittee.
Mrs. LORNA Hewett OF Tudor Hall
has been called to New Orleans by the
death Of her mother. Mrs. Ada Thomp-
son. She will remain away for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Travis cele-
brated their second wedding anniver-
sary on Friday evening October 20.
by entertaining friends at their resi-
dencc, 1872 Longfellow street north
west.
Or. Goodhue, poet and physician Of
Hawaii. is in Washington with his
WIFE and daughter He has visited the
principal cities OF Canada and the
United States and will take a trip
through Central America before re-
turning to Honolulu.
Mrs. Henry T. Wickham and Miss
Warwick Of Richmond. Va. who have
been attending sessions of the Garden
Club. will remain in Washington 1t
the Powhatan for a week longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Walker OF
Evening star., 1922-10-26

The new long line models OF fine
all-wool tricotinc and Poiret twills,
beautifully tailored and finished.
Jackets lined with finest silk Innings.
If your size is here they are wonderful
bargains.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been Issued to the
following:
Edgar B. Chamberlain Of White Post. Va.
ana BETTY T. Conman o. woodstock. Va.
C.rl y. Tamkin and Essie NJ. Riffey. both
Guy d. T.mk!n and Nellie NJ. Riney. both
Of Woodstock, Va.
Edgar ". Robinson and Helen Campbell.
John @. Yates and Lucy v. Emmett.
James r. Holly and Nellie A. Hcbb.
J. Paui Smith Of Mount Airy Md. and
Charles r. Warren and Merle Brooks.
Edgar II. Butler and Rose Gleason.
John Williams and Vera Patterson.
Cuthbeft Rristow OF Crbaua, Va, and
Marie Potts Of Wise, Va.
Chester King and Ethel r. Fletcher.
Luther G. Hou6 and Annie c. Brown, both
Of Stanton, Va.
Lou,s N. Brown and Anettie Dent.
Carl p. Kfemer Of Winchester, Va, and
Mary E. Bowen Of this city.
Frank W. Rodgers and Mae Z. Davy.
Herman I. Kaufman and Pauline Sotzsky.
burn both Of Brooklyn. y. Y.
Harvey r. Johnston and Ruth 8. Condor.
Robert l.. Davis Of Clarendon, Va, and
Marguerite G. Botsch Of this city.
William l.. fArkin Of this g ty and Geor-
etenR E. Anderson Of Gilbertsville, Mass
John Mcintosh and Hattie Lancaster.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
Princess Cantacuzene Il
Arranxinx RuSsian Benefit.

Princess Clarissa Cantacuzene-
Speranskey, wife OF Prince Michael
zene-Speranskey. IT,. Of New
York. and Miss Muriel Vanderbilt are
arranging an afternoon bridge party
at the Plaza Hotel. New York. Novem-
Der 2S for the benefit OF the American
for Russian relief, Of which
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Lewis and Innoccnsa De Georsi, girl.
Conmard and Emily C. Thompson, girl
Albert. jr.. and Mary K. Lauck. girl
Leonard II. and Gen<vieve F. Wedding, girl.
Carl A. and Gladys A. Hellmann. boy.
Louis W. aud Helen NJ. Pent,hs. boy.
BENJAMIN II. and Estelle L. Streck. boy.
William g. and Martha r. Martin, boy.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
ONLY A
FURRlER

Can remodel your furs satisfactorily. Why rot
bring them TO the one upon whom you can
rely absolutely TO treat you square.
MARTIN WOLF, :o.s2 90: Fla. II; ,
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Charles 8. and Helen Waters. boy.
James A. and Maggie Turner, boy.
Samuel A, and Missouri J. Early. ba-
sammy aud Annamae Berry. boy.
Jsmrs F. and Mary Simmons, girl.
Leon A. aud HeI.n v. EskriGge. girl
Oscar r. and jamie Williams. boy.
Raymond and Christina Proctor. girl.
Henry and Elizabeth Carter. boy.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

London. England. are spending some
time 1t the Lee House.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Kenneth ]. and Clara L. Winfield, boy.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
s. Qpril, 2

&eidtiimern. Sic lie mdbreno oes
arieges ermorben babeu, fabelbofte
&eidtiimer, Die morgen ihon per-
Idapinoen fonnen, neil ibnea Die 5tn-
be feblt.
9as Seute lit 81 ertragen aber
bas Morgen? glen0, oas mir niht fiib
len, umgibt ,,ns. gs breitet iib al1s
iiber meite @ebiete unb geminnt tdg-
Ii6 ntebr 8ooen; es ndbert Iid uns
uno brobt ard llns 5u peridlingen.
@s su banne11, gibt es MIR Elm Ntttel
- Srieoen, mabren 6rie0en! Ni6t
oen Srieben, Ser IN %prunfDoQen Ser
trGgen unb a1,f 9eoulotgem Bapier
gefunoen miro. ionoern Ben Srieoen,
Ser in ben Seraen lit, ben Srteoen
Ser europa er1le.1ern miro. lin ser
Sade ser 8armber5igfeit mi1en
tpern mir &l.bm lteben. penn mir
miiniben, sic erite Nation Ser 8elt 81
fem, ieien mir es 6ur6 Bernunft,
ortr6 &lugbeit, our6 serehtes Ser
iteben bei1en, mos moglib lit un0 gut,
bur9 einen rubigen Ausblid, Ser Sic
ganae meniblide &al1e nmi6liebt.
gnolid, Inn eth prd6tiaes 8ort 8oe=
ties at gebrauben = laBt uns quite
@urop6er fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

poben GenuB elmer eritflaiiigen 8or'
1teuung etnftnben merDen.
Sibbing. Ginbreber, tpelbe Der.
ludten, Sen Geloidranf bon S. g,
Gamer III garion 2afe auf5uiprengen,
lpuroen 0nr9 oie Grploiipn IN 5tuds
gerillen.D Die grploiion Duroe cine bal.
BE Meile meit beripurt. 2ente, bic no.
bebei mobnte11, ml1r0en aus ibren Set,
ten getporfen. Dur6f6aS folgenoe Seu-
er muroe Elm 5daoen bon $4,000 an.
aeridtet. Mab Sen 2eiden Ser Ginbre,
der 1piro eifrig geiu6t,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Oampfer abgefabren.

Ser Observation-Disclosures Cont
pier gtodbolm lit am eriten April nit
1918 Baiiagieren bon @otbenbllrg
5abgefabre1 nrb 1T att u. Mpril IN
geetp g)orf f1inig. Ser .Stofbolm"
ffaibbrt an is. MpriI bon Seem Oorf aus
1rab @otbenburg ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

9 uadridteft aus 9
g Sefnt UerNmeitent. 9
Winne1ota

~. PAA%. C|t ~kt*At<%~S>%h@
inst. SAUL, muroe atn Dienltag Sobr
Soiine, ein bulgariider &oblengra.
Der bon Benton, Su., nit ieiner S6a:
oeneriobfIose Don $4,000 gegen Ole
8esierung un6 oie Sainois Central:
8abn abgeptelen. Eoliine bebauptete,
er iei I'M Gebr11ar 1919 in 8enton Dor
einem 3ug, nit speldem 8ergleute BE-
forbert tp1trbenL ber1nter gefaaen
uno babe iib babel 8erletungen 5ltge:
aogem. 3eugena11siagen ergaben le:
bod, bab er auf einen altf Ser 6abrt
befinoli6en 3ug geiprlngen mar
9ie 2ebrer : HeniionsberidernngS=
beboroe mar Meittpo6 in @itnng,
peridob aber Die 8ei9luBfaiiung iiber
&Idne, Sen &aiienitan0 5u beiiern, auf
lire nddite, am 20. MpriI itattfinoen=
Sc geriammll1ng. Sur 3eit fann oie
&u1ie nur etpa sic Sdlfte Ser 8etra=
&c beaablen, at melhen lire Mitglie=
ser bere9net iino. 9ie ndddte 9taots=
legislatur ion eri1bt peroen, Der
&aiie ole erforoerliben @el0er 5u5u=
tpeiIen. 80 Die 5taats 2anoitraBen=
beb0roe fat Anitalten getroffen, BOP
oie StraBenbau : Mannidaften I'M
gan5en @taate meientli9 beritdrft nnb
Die Sriiblingsarbeiten energii9 IN Sen
@ang gebradt tper6en. 9us miro Die
53obl Der Mrbeitsloien pelentli@ rebn.
sieren.
M%inneapolis. - g. 4ler 5tetpart,
Elm Mntpalt bon Minneapolis, lit III
ser Na9t 5um 0ienitag in etnem sos:
pital inn Mlter bon 43 Sabren geitor=
ben. 0er 8%erltorbene mar cine 3ett=
lang onerifoniider 8icefoniul in Sea-
gofafi, SSapan, un6 Elm Witglieo oes
amerifmii6en @~ebeim0ienites a1f Sen
BbiIippirer1. Cine &omplifatton bon
&ranfbeiten fiibrte SEN 500 berbei. -
SeSn einem nit S1neetpaiier gefuaten
Giimpel maize Der Gobbinsbale=S9n
le in Winnenpolis ertranfen 6reitag
morger1 5tuei 56ulfinoer beim Spiel.
Ser 6i1brige Stetpart @rinen batte
neue @ummifbube an uno lief in Den
SumpeI, fie au probieren. St perlor
@runo nnb REF lint &ilfe. Ser a6t=
idbrige @obert Gbrtitianion mollte
linn bera11sbelfen uno betoe gtngen
unter rro ertranfen. ~ 4us Ser Bnn-
6esbaupttaot @aibington tam 9on=
neritag sic gSadridt, 6ab g. 6. Stunt
in Minneapolis gum Prohibitions
Gbef fir Sen Brobibittons6iitriH er,
nannt tpuroe, at pelbem Minneiota,
sic beioen 9afotas 1omie Soma nno
Nebrasfa geb0ren.
Dulutb. ~ MnaItaiia ga Sontai1e,
odt Sabre, uno ibr bret Sabre otter
8ru6er @eraIo liegen in beoenfltbem
8u5tan6e in einen1 bieiigen Sospital.
0te Rit1oer ipieIte1 IN Mbtpeienbeit
ibrer Mutter nit 5treidbof5ern nno
itedten lire &lei0er III 8rano. Nad)'
barn Ioidten oie 5Iammen. Das Wsdo=
diem ioa 6em Sooe rabe nn6 Der Rrn,
be fblinnt perbranrt iein. - Btl-
Iiam Sra115, elm aniieoler, Der adt
Meilen bon bier tuobrt, puroe iueger1
Observation-Disclosures Derbaftet. Bum
oesbeamte entoedten altf ieiner Sarn1
cine Deitinerie nit 20 @nlorer
Monoi9ein. Sron5 bate Tags 5l1oor
fem SuBgelenf gebroden rro befai1o
iid in einem @ospital, als iein Salis
ourbiudt piroe.
Wanfato. Gin sSener, tpeldes 1n1
eroaeidob Ser gilbert @enoler Gro.
cerp a,sbrad, fornte in Babe gelolbt
tueroeu. Ger angeriidtete Sdaoen be,
traat $4,000, oem cine 8eriideru11g
boz, $4,000 gesennberltebt. 9ie a1os
n,na SInothefe. Sic ebenfa4s o1trb# 0ns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

Seler beiddoigt mrroe, beranidlagte
|ibren Sdaben auf $1,000.
9a1lutb. Mn Sen Dofs in Du-
lutb nnb 5nperior, @ts., lagern ge-
gentpartig 3,250,0O0 Gonren &oble,
geriigeno fir 100 Bis TO Gage fuiir
sic 8eoiirfmiie oes Nor0tpeltens i'm
Sale zines &obleitreifS, ipie ST.. S.
|Salter, Superintendent 0es 8eitern
&ailipap Beigbing Snipection 8n-
reau, am Greitag befannt CAB.
Minneapolis. - gobie sc. &oien-
ielo, elm Observation-Disclosures Ser
fdufer in ber So Sale Mpotbefe in
9sortb minneapolis er16oB an Don-
nerItagabeno einen 8an0tte11 un0 ber-
munoete einet anoeren idtper, Der
|Eobe fonrite aunddit nidt ioentifi3irt
tperoen; Ser @ermunoete 1T Sames
Mc2ane bon Mimeapolis, Ser bereits
cine Strafe in Der &eformidule abge-
5e;,en Mt. o. miro mohr5heinlih niht
nit oern 2eben baponfommen. Ser
brittle ser 8unbiten entfam, Sbtrlep
Molenfelo, gbDies ilngerer Brltoer,
muroe bon einem ser BanO1aen nber
ben &opf gei6lagen Il. 11rtBte I'M 9os.
pital perbnnoen tueroen. S1e ore1
8anoiten maren IN Die ApotDete ge=
treten nn6 batten perlangt, oaB Ho=
ienfel0 ben @eloi9ranf oftr1e; CT net
gerte iid, ergrtff cine Yiltole l1n0 er=
offnete 6eaer.
SEEM him. -Die hte1iqe ct. MarDs
@emein0e bat 1ih 1efinitio enti6loi=
len nodp bieles ssabr Elm Rirde=@e-
b611be al errihten uno Mnqebote mer=
sen Bis ann 10. glprtl in Ben Ser
Observation-Disclosures in ser tie
iioen Drei~einiafeits Stride entqeaer1=
oenommen. Oos @eb6110e ion amei
5tof nit @rooe5hoR peroen oas fir
@irhpn= ,,n6 @fnlstpefe Gertpenouna
fin6en 5ou.
80 - ,,orsoa !,
puieeu' g go It's -
uuloa'a psg Spel@ erru1
49, uu' sa.,os g 1870 49, %a,,
no, Sin ono G~imerhriooo.
hirheten ~ @moh ophoIten. his sic
Se,,ermphr FINN ,,n5 Sos @eb6116e ret
tpte Dpr onoerihtetp gho0en belief
iih o,,f $1,000
Saou9el1e n Sus panpenpanS
an1 oer 9enrg @reoe 0arm III Sa=
0ogel1e &olpnlgpp lphrpe leele Sopue
el11 g'uup YET 0lu'l'ulen: Ds =
yeuer1pegr 1pnloe grlnleh' uoe, : .e
g1n1am 1por oas Veoanoe gan5l1W 111e
ueIseorunml. 5nnl gluu p~elple'iepen
w. ~ ~. ~ 49,
s1rogDan1en, OCT meglere SnB pon
:oen1 p%rel11eHoen eHller1H
9a11e oleler S1roD9anlen 0ehz
CT gera11gen, Damn maren and) ote an=
oelen un1 oeHt Satl1lplos'
MIL AnsnaD11e oes WoDnDan'es, elaz
9ealderr moroen.
SeSne1r. Gin Wtann, an1betn=
ems Elm geuiiier 6. 6. 8eq bon Gas
per, BDo., lit Wontag abeno I'M GU
lontpagen zines Faliagier5ngs ser
Chicago, ct. SAUL, Mitneapolis &
Omaba 8abn auf Der Sobrt nod Sc
Sneur erf6onen moroen. Srau Ben
ion 6en 8eborben gegeniber erflart
baben, ibr Wann iei angetrnnfen ge=
tpeien lnb iie babe i'm IN Selbitber=
.teioigung eri6oiien. Sran 8en >pnroe
obne formeqe Mnflageerbebnng in
3aH gebalten.
8ermiuion. - Dtp Goof : GermiI=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Mrbeif aetunnfdt.

bon eiinem ar.berIdnigen Sdubmoder
Morefe q. s., gerg,is Sans, Minn.
General DeliberD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

gountD, ibren Sieg f@on I'M 8oraus
auspoia1nten, baben Ole Maiien ibrett
8Mrgermetiter, 81. 81. Sebtn1an11 nn6
6ie meiitem 8eamten iebt CUNT 5tpetten
Male uie6ergetpdblt l1n6 8tpar nit 2477
gegen 1863 5timmen. Die Mebraabl
Set 8dbler baben ge5eiigt, 6aB lie cine
&uidfebr gu BEN gutter 3eiten, mo
8ier- 1,n6 BeingemB nod fein Ser
breden NOR, 5l1rniidf5ufebren tpiriden.
Maridan. Der groBe Stall ouf
Ser 8u6tfarm bon Carl 5manion in
bieiiger @egen6, Ser gr0Bte ieiner @rt
in bieier Seftion oes Staates, 1T boa-
|itdn6ig nbgebrafnt. Das gieb fonnte
gum @Iid gerettH mer6en. Ser Sda-
Sen miro auf $4,000 berednet, Dem
t11r $4,000 geriiderurg gegeniiber.
iteben.
Netp HIN. sS5n Stem Him mfrs
an q. 11n6 3. Doai sic Deutide
.gbeatertr1ppe bon ct. Saul Boritel=
Ala111{gien geben, Bic rtdt in Der Nbiidt
beranItaltet mer6en, in Nefp Him
3@eI6 al mad)en, or6ern INT Der 6elte
5iden Sprade 8oridub a1 leiiten. Die
umfaiienoen gorbereit1ngen, Die fit
oieie goriteGurgen genabt tper6en,
oeuter oarn1f bir1, baB man etinen gro
zen grfolg III Stem Him er1partet l1uoo
iidt sic Netp uln1er bou5dblig gu bent
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

/ acknowledgements IN ROCK
ElsIand couAty, under the million
dollar bond. Issue. will be the sab-
~ a 4 epGeiAl meeting Of the
Rock ISlgnls eg@Qty boesd o sus
pesyisors Tuesda afternoon.
Il II expected thai the beefeNM
paSs preliminary reAOlutions, -
! the state highway department nas
made report npCn sufyeys ana
specifications, leaving n way
open for the board to take 0fecf
step upon road making.
4 1t is important that this nesting
d b held inasmuch a. passage 81
preliminary resolutions will maEe
possible passage OF the permanent
resolution by the board in its reg
sular session in September. That
/ will largely depend upon the speed
\ with which the highway depart
ment makes q return within . rea-
sonable length Of time, Louis G.
First, chairman. said today.
/ Moving of dirt will start as soon
as legal preljminaries have been
I completed as the engineer has made
preparations for the task. 1t Is
I hoped that some Of the Work VIII
be started this fall. all sfkeci1ca'
tons are for gravel CONSTRUCTION
fexcepting the paving project "
sCoal Valley. about three miles
long.
l After Tuesdays meeting, if the
RESOLUTIONS are adopted. copies a
/ to be sent to the state department
They must there be approved be
fore permanent resolutions can b.
submitted for adoption, and this i
4 the step that the supervisors wish
!. to have expedited.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
SEVEN CASES ON
COUNT I DOCKET


Sewn criminal cDses are ut for
hearing in county court Monday:
Among them is 1hat Of Roy and
Edith Ouderkirk, Reynolds, chary-
ed with assault and battery upon .
child in their care. The trial list
follows:
Ernest Gower-Bastartiy.
Martin Cornetisch-Bastardy.
Peter Erickson Creating pubic
Nuisance.
Fred Hynd and Henry Vande
voorde-Creating public nuisance.
Roy and Edith Ouderkifk = As
sault and battery.
Ike AlexenburgA Transporting
liquor.
John Coulter - Assault with
deadly weapon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
Farm BUREAU TO
INACCURATE DRIVE

Plana fo9 o. membership cam
paien win Be made By tie directors
q the fafn bureau ut . meeting
Saturday Afternoon, Sept 2. 1t
was 70 have begun Sept. I. but the
n,s1lbofSAh1ve been busy with farm
work, a1d. X ID now intended to in
sasurste the caVpaisn about Sept.
is.
Assistance will be rendered by an
Official Of the Illinois Agricultural
association.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

The Mighty Doris shows WIN I'M
an engagement in East Moline dur
ing the week Of Sept. 11-16. under
auspices Of the Eagles lodge.
Lodge officers and d representa-
tive Of the show came to terms and
signed the contract last night. All
of the shows operated by the COM
pany, II In all. will be brought to
East Moline. This week the outfit
In split up and only q part Of it
appeared at the county fair. In
addition to the tent attractions, the
company carries six riding devices
and many concessions. I
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
MOLINE ELKS TO
STAGE BARBECUE,
Especial Moline Service. !,

VSUtcIA MoItue StrviC3.D
Moline Elks will hold a barbecue
on Rock river Sunday, Sept. II.
The affair is attracting widespread
interest among the Bills OF the
quad-cities, as it is the first time
that an affair OF the kind has been
attempted in this vicinity. An at
stractive program is being arranged
that will keep the Elks amused til
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
REHEARSAL CALLED
BY NEW ORCHESTRA

The next rehearsal Of the Com
munity church orchestra will be
held at 7:45 o'clock this evening in
the Reorganized Ghurch Of Jesus
Christ OF Latter Day Saints, Tenth
street and Eighteenth avenue. Any
one desiring to Join the orchestra
may do SO.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
GOOD GAS POCKET
DISCOVERED NEAR
KAWFIELD LANDS

Diggers sinking an oil we'll in
Seminole county. Okla, struck a
gas pocket at a depth Of 1900 feet.
with meter pressure Of 100000
cubic feet, which is believed to
presage big oil strike .
This land is located near the
lands OF the Kawfield Oil company
and supports a geological report
made recently to the corporation.
Rock Island interests have large
holdings in Seminole county which
Is coming to the fore as oil terri
tory.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
BOY FALLS FROM
FENDER OF CAR;
Is UNCONSCIOUS
Especial Moline service.,

Donald Yaar, 16-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Yaap, 2015 Eigh-
teenth street c, Moline, was thrown
from the fender Of an automobile
to the pavement at Seventh avenue
and Twenty-third street last night
when the steering gear Of the ma
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
Ladies Fresh, New ,(Samples) Fall Slippers and
Oxfords Worth $4.9 and $500, for $3.50 and $780,

Let me have one set Of these samples Your
travelling men can get along with 3 sets. Well
give Moline ladies the biggest bargain of the
year in nifty, stylish, slippers and OK
fords. don't care for much Of profit. II
can get out clear and sell them in two lots
at $3.50 and $3.50 pair. we'll Be satisfied"
1t worked. The slippers are
here. Tomorrow, Saturday, take
your pick: sizes 81, 4 and ~,
worth from 4.98 to $500,
choice for $3.50 and $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
You Follow Baby. Bath

With a fresh romper suit. A
roll on the floor, a dip in the sand
pile, q ride in the wagon, a step
too near to the spouting garden
hose-and baby's ready for an
other suit.
So it goes. Mothers who
see the really good values
in Bingham rompers and
creepers here in our In
fants Department at so
little won't spend their
time these hot days, max
ing them. One assortment
at Sc, another at Use, and
one at CSC.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

In Chicago, Tuesday. Mr.. Kramer found in
the back Office Of the largest shoe wholesaler
in town, four complete sets of samples Of new
fall styles in ladies' slippers and oxfords.
Each set of samples included one hundred
and sixty-eight pairs Of the prettiest new slip
pers you ever saw. There are dozens of differ
emit styles. ranging in price from $49S mp to
500 a pair.
We buy from this house. about 100000
worth every year, and they like to be mice"
to us.
Now" says Mr.. Kramer. "theres just what
I want for my Saturday selling, this week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
The store that
keeps the
cost Of living
down.
See Our New Enlarged Women's
.Ready-to-wear Department Saturday.

you're the second floor at all can't help seeing Tor
the old building the edge OF
Fifth avenue and eighty Fifteenth The light from
this ideal location for Readyo
Wear Department.
From wall wall bargains Can't mention them all here,
but between closing all wearables; selling little
aprons gowns good all the around ridiculous
prices and the fall goods lately arrived from New
York. we're kept busy minute that the whole effect
makes you think of you've in cities twice big
Moline
Stroll about the tables Read the price tags
like You'll find this big depart
bargains worthy of the place.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

All the news all the time-The
Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

- Nv
Fresh ripe Eiberta Peaches,
two repacked 1Sc baskets Ter 3Se
Bulk Cocoanut, 95e y.
Fresh large Canteloupe, isxe
each.
Fresh California Lemons, lse
osgen.
, IS spieed lesd Cookies. !, n. Ter
sifted Early June Pen, asxe
can.
Salad Dressing, Blue Ribbon
brand. 25s jar.
Peanut Butter. 3 jass Isr sse.
Mixed Fruit for Salad, zoe en-.
Pure Strawberry Jam. 35e Jsr,
Early Ohio Potatoes, ~ peek.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
Notions for Less:

Notions for Less:
Sowing uaseha.s .ssdlss, pks.,
7c.
Depeadan absorbent dust cloths,
chemically treated. &c size, each
19c.
Good qsality &c whask troeas.
15c each.
Cheiee q anhse q shen hair
pins. Sc bsz isr 19c.
6-yard Toe bolts cotton tape. IN
5 widths Sc bolt.
Checked ginghan bias TAPE.
half inch widths; pink, blue, Law
ender. brown, green; 29e 6-yard
bolts l9c apiece.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

14x1S channels skins for win.
dow, furniture or auto; zoe size.
for lSe,
Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream, 4A-oz. 49e bottle for SIC
beltle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

Men-Take Advantage of These "Close-
outs" of Summer Clothing:
twenty-five men. hot weather suits;
So 81 49,
you $500 of these if
this
:
$1,000 and $3.50 suits, now $3.50.
$1400 and $3.50 suits, $1,000.
!, A Clearing of Mems Summer Caps
Light weight crash mohair Palm Beach silk pops size. eA
to rs $1Oo and SIPS caps 70 now at 79c apiece
"Close-out," Mems Good Striped Percale and
Madras Shirts
$685. sizes
1411 to II; Saturday, take your pick, CSC each
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
Toilet Sundries:

LaR'ache face powder, wiise,
brunette and flesh; Soc.
Pepscdent tooth paste, So tube.
S5c.
Djer kiss taleum powder. 1se
ean-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
Candy Specials,
SATURDAY.

Susared jelly gumdrops. 12Ke
b.
Fresh Velma caramels, 25c
kind; 17c ID.
AFTER dinHer- minis, 1Se ID,
Choice of any SC wrapped candy
bar. two for 7c.
Maple. lemon and orange flav-
ored fudge; l5c ID.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

Sugar cured Bacon, sliced, >sse
y.
Summer Sausage. Ne b.
Boiled Ham. sliced, &c n. =
Lenshern Cheese. ~ ID.
Medium Red Sainsn. tail cana,
J Ter lse.
Fendell BRAID Lobster. lee en-,
Tusa Fish. large eaaa sse saeA
New Waite Osvss Hsasy. ~
squars.
Stuffed Olives 2se ~.
Sliced Sweet Pickles. shoet
auart -.
Blss Ribeos heand Daked Bsa,a
u tomate sauee. 3 sens ~ ~.
VI II y 80
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

Groceries, Saturday:
Fwe Cane formulated Sugar, II lbs for 500 NTH
other groceries oper $780, 'O "''''
r'eSn creamery Butter. lbs. to each at 3zhc H.
fTesn large Sweet Potatoes. S Lbs kor 27c.
free. " pA'0O "'" 'oS. OF sugar
Fresh Baked Bread. 2 large loaves for yse. =.
Golden Prairie Flour, SI.ss sack
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25
In the Jewelry Dept. . :

In the Jewelry Dept. -
Ribbon wrist watch
straps with clasps; black,
gray or gold; Soc each.
Novelty leather belts,
black and white kid; pearl
buckles; Soc.
New barrettes for bob
bed hair; red, blue, green,
white or brown settings;
Csc and SOC each. /
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-25

BUTTER-FreSh churned
daily from fresh gathered
cream. Then shipped d.
re- Is'' prints To s'-l 341c