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Palisadian., 1922-07-08
chrysanthemum Always Popular.

Something about the chrysanthe-
mum excites the imagination Of fiow-
er lovers everywhere. At least a hun
dred books have been written about
this favored flower of the East-more,
probably, than about any other flower
except the rose. AS for newspaper
and magazine articles, they are mum.
berless, almost, as the sands Of the
sea.
Palisadian., 1922-07-08
Billy CIark's Birthday
Need New Supply Of Nitrooen.

The more we get power from oil
wells the greater the need is Of OBJ
tanning nitrogen from the air. A vast
amount Of fertilizing material has been
lost to American agriculture through
the crowding out of millions of horses
by millions of gasoline-driven vehicles
Palisadian., 1922-07-08
Loss by Tomato Wilt.

Tomato wilt causes an annual loss
Of more than 115,OOO tons in the mid.
die Atlantic, Gulf and Lower Missis-
sippi states.
Palisadian., 1922-07-08
Fish WeatherWise.

1t is said that most fish, but trout
in particular, know what the weather
is going to be for about "a hours In
advance.
Palisadian., 1922-07-08

truck traffic. At least we shall have
to make our roadways of the most
substantial cement construction, be-
cause anything like asphalt roads sim
ply cannot withstand the constant i'm
pact of the truck.
Reports from Rev. Mackenzie's camp
at Greenwood Lake are that the boys
and the minister have been almost
drowned out by the heavy rains they
have had for at least the first four
days of their stay. But boys like that
kind of adventure, and they will be all
the happier after the rain holds up.
Well. there is one thing settled, and
that is the number of telephone calls
sent in about the postponed fireworks
were a record. When it cleared up on
Wednesday evening late the youthful
mind got busiest.
Birthday Surprise Party
Fifteen candles were burning in the
Paulson home, Anderson avenue. last
Monday, when the girl friends of Miss
Helen Paulson had taken her by sur
prise and rendered her birthday
party. She didn't know thing about
it, insisted that she was much older
than fifteen, though everyone knew
that she only celebrated her fourteenth
birthday last July 3, 1921.
Anyhow, everyone present had
good time, including the young lady
herself. There was fine table served
with the candle-cake and other good
things to eat The budding Miss Helen
also received a number of handsome
gifts from her parents and friends.
Those present were: Misses Helen
Paulson, Maxine Sibley, Hilda Men
staedt, Josephine Kemm, Alice Oline,
BogOta; Gertrude and Helen Bos-
wick. The occasion was a very happy
one
Billy cIark's Birthday
A double birthday party was cele-
brated July 3 at the Nils Paulsons.
Little Billy Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Clark of Edgewood lane, was
six years old that day and joined Helen
Paulson in celebrating her birthday as
a friend of the family. Linwood, Bill's
little brother, and Joan Paulson, the
pretty little three -year-old baby sister
of Helen Paulson, both very pretty, all
had great time playing on the lawn,
besides getting full share of the
goodies and gifts.
Palisadian., 1922-07-08
Alqebra's Original MEANING.

Algebra is an Italian word derived
from the Arabic al-jebr, meaning the
reunion Of broken parts. 1t was in
early use in the sense of bone-setting.
Palisadian., 1922-07-08

Repairing Water Pipes.
A satisfactory temporary repair of
a leaking pipe may be made by bind
ing around several layers of string
well soaked In thick oily
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
GIANT TREES CENTURIES OLD
Sycamore Near Long Island City Be.
lieved to Be Good for Many
More Years Of Life.

"Old Sycamore" a giant tree al
Wheatley, l.. L., was born only 81
years after Columbus landed at San
salvador, in 1902. II was eighty years
old when Hendrich Hudson first saw
Long Island.
This is the opinion Of experts who
have examined the giant sycamore.
It's age Is estimated between 200 and
400 years, more likely the latter, 1t IA
said. The trunk near the ground Il
Il feet In circumference and some OF
the limbs, half way up even, are
larger than the trunks OF many trees
which claim 10 be patrlarchs.
The height OF "Old Sycamore" has
not been ascertained, but 1t towers
over the landscape in lordly fashion.
Ninety years ago the place Was used
by the county butcher as his home.
His beef when slaughtered was hung
on chains from "0ld Sycamore's
limbs.
The tree Is said to I've in splendid
condition, and good for a century or So
more.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
|HOUSEWORK IS A BURDEN

Woman's lot is a weary one at
best. But With bacGache and other
distressing k. dney Ills life indeed be.
comes a burden. Doan's Kidney
Pi Is have made life brighter for
many Bennington women. Ask your
neighbor! Mrs. John Enright, ISL
Mills ST, bennington, says: Il was
troubled with my k dneys, dle to
heavy Homework, My back vas SO
gore that when | STOPPED. / could
hardly straighten and 1t was torture
for me to bend to sweep. Colored
specks floated before my eyes. blur
ring my sight and dizzy spells caused
me 4 lot of trouble. The action or
my kidneys was irregular and !. Ger
tainly VAS suffering when | began
using Doan's Kidney Pills. Relief
followed quickly and a couple boxes
Of Doan's cured me OF the attack
Since that time, | have used Doan's
occasionally as a kidney tonic and
they keep me feeling fine"
Price Coo. at all dealers. Don I
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pllls-the same tsat
Mrs. Enright had Fos;er-M burn
Co. Mfrs, Buisao o. y. advertise
ment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
SNEEzE TO SCULPTOR
Promotheus Said to Have introduced
the Action to tho World
Of MortaIs.

The Greeks, who refined upon all
ancient and inherited customs, and
after them the Romans. had an elab-
crate code By which they distinguished
whether a sneeze was 10 be regarded
as Il blessing or Il malign portent, the
distinction being made according 10
the time, place aud circumstances.
Thus, If one snerzed between mid.
hay and midnight, The augury was hap
ny, unless the moon CHANGED at the
time TO be in the sign OF the Virgin,
tile Balance, the Crab or The Scor.
pi6ns when 1t became an evil omen
Both Greeks and Romans regarded
''sneezlng to the right" that is. turn
ing 10 the right side as the sneeze oc.
CURED, ms a most happy omen.
Father FamIen Slrada, who has
made the most erudite researches into
the history and literature OF the
sneeze, says hat prometheus intro
duced 1t to m0rtals. He had made Il
statue which he wished to endOw with
life, and for this purpose he stole a
beam Of sunlight. Wishing to conceal
the thief, iron Apollo. he hid the beam
in his SNUFF box. shortly afterward,
being deslrious Of taking II pinch OF
maccaboy, he absentmindedly put the
beam up his nose-causing himself to
sneeze Violently.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
Music.

Music Is the most abstract, pure
embodiment and type OF universal law
and movement. II Ia a key 10 the di.
vine method throughout all the worlds
OF matter and spirit. 1t Is the most
fluid, free expression OF form. in the
becoming form developing according
to intricate and divine necessity.
There Is nothing arbitrary in music /;
no acquiring any power in il except by
patient, reverent study, and mastering
OF divine proportions and the eternal
laws Of fitness. Goethe says: THE
worth OF art appears most eminent in
music, since Il requires no material,
NJ subject matter, whose effect must
be deducted; 1t is wholly form and
power and II raises and ennobles what
ever 1t expresses."-John sullivan
Dwight.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements,

A, few good native turkeys left a;
the Checkerline. " =
Specials in ice cream and candies
for Thanksg wing at Kandyland. 75t2
Mrs. G.. Il. Schiller OF Manchester
vas Il business visitor il town Mon
day.
Mrs. L. A. WaldrOn and Miss Paul
me Cornell spent Monday in Troy and
Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buss have moved
into Mrs. McLeod's tenement on Union
street recently vacated by Fred Har-
o
California soft shell walnuts al.
monds, Brazil nuts, mixed nuts. III.
oelts and everything at the Fruit
land. . ~ 1917
Sausage, fresh, home made, at the
Checker ne. =
Mss Jane Brease, who has been
confined to her home on Gage street
BY illness for the past week, a abe
to be out today.
H. p. Young, farm management
demonstrated Of the University of
Vermont, is spending a few days at
the local farm bureau office.
The small son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred
j. Kennedy OF Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Is i'll OF pneumonia at the home OF his
grandmother, Mis-. Margaret Collamer.
OF Grove street.
Oysters, cherry stone clans ana
blue points al the Checkerline.
We have a few VACANCIES for sew.
Ing machine operators in our nainsook
department where We can give per-
manent employment. Phone AZ or call
al office Of Alien A Company. 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Thatcher left
today for New York, City, where they
Will spend n week. From New York
they " II 80 10 st. Petersburg, Fla, to
spend a few months.
Mr.. Richard Ottman, Who has
been undergoing treatment. at the Put
nam Memorial hospital for the past
few weeks, vas sufficiently recuper.
ated so as 10 be ab!e-t3 leave that
INST tuition Sunday.
Everything in bu k, Olives and pick
les at the Checkerline market. >.
Mrs. Arthur Elliot, who stopped over
In town for a few hours Saturday, Is
now in Burlington directing a play for
the Unive. sity OF Vermont dramatic
society. She expects to remain in Bur
lington two or three weeks and will
then return TO New York to re-join
Mr., Elliot, who is with the company
producing Charming Pollock's drama.
The Fool at the Times Square thea
tire.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
Furniture Big Factor in Lite.

Did you ever weigh the fact that
next to food, or possibly fashions, fur
nlture is the chief thing In your life?
1t was a necessary witness at your
birth. From your high chair you grad
uated into the nursery. Then came hle
sofa, where you wooed your bride. Pol.
ished and new Is the table across
which you smiled at her you had won,
at the first breakfast, Furniture In
your home reflects your ambitions,
your success. And then-life has not
greater JOY than the selection Of the
crib for the coming OF the little
stranger, your first born.
And last, the bed supports you us
You drop into the peaceful sleep
which has no waking.
Yes, furniture truly Is the chief
thing In your life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
TOO LAVE TO CLASSIFY


TO REST-For one or for two peo-
ole. large front room with bath, cleo
,ric lights. hot water and telephone,
Mrs. !. 7. Remington. 400 Hillside st.
y Ja fTtl Ja HgJB' 1876
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28

TO RENTLFurisiied room, very ren-
sonable. Good quarters for some
steady man for the w6trr. Amply 929
Wca; Main ST.. cor Washington Ave.
75t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
CATARRH

Catarrh is q Local disease greatly In
fuenced by Constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists OF ar Ointment which gives Quick
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces and assists in Kidding your system
OF Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 20 Years.
y, J, Cheney & Co., Toledo. ..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
If You Have Anything
to Say to a Mule
Say 1t to Its Face

In spite of all our preaching
If you are going to pay less
than our prices for a Suit or
an Overcoat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28

TO RENT-Large furnished front
room OF Gage street. Call 1871 or
write Box 1858. 75t2'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
Do This:

do This:
Have a distinct understanding
with the seller that if the gar
ment kicks UP its heels (some
cheap clothes usually do), you
won't have to stand back and
suffer all the punishment.
This store is here to serve
every man in this community,
whether he likes us or not.
We have the safe quality
clothes for you if you want
them-but even if you pass us
up-we still don't want to see
you come out at the small
end of the horn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
PoTTER's GENERAL HWo STORE.

13a NORTH st. Tel, 35o.R.
Gas Pump In front OF store. Auto
Supplies and Mason Tires; Paints and
varnlshes; Agate, Aluminium and Gal.
vanlxed Ware; Crooks ard Glass Ware.
Quality Highest. Prices Lowest.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

trent en- baIp Gime fra De fom inc
% inotil be gif no isien, meotagenoe
9eIsfaober pGrb $1,150 % Sia-
mantimpffer belsbenoe iig til $1,245.
Gen enc al 3pinoerne bapoe ct Ter
Waaneoer garnmelt Barn, % / lin
glnait bab Mooeren at Der life maat-
te tilfsies Barnet noget onbt. Gut
ten ipareoe, at ban life bar al ben
glrt, Der operialot 9srn, bporpaa ban
off ben % gap Barnet ct &ps meo
ben 9emerfnine, at oct par meget Zig
hans egen lille Niece. Se ire &pin.
Der og Barnet blep iluttelig inbes
it0ngt / to al9besfot / Suiets anben
Gtage, bpurpaa DC to rolig off lin
Sci, bprenoe Yelsfaaberne | en- TaOs
lief, oe bapbe foripnet fig meb. Scr.
Sbatcber bar noe / 8pen. og Ell Sie.
neitepige, iom bar ipsieliat meo
Strpgning / Sitiets aieloeretage,
banoe life noeen Inelie pnt bpao TO-
regif. ct treble Weblem al ganoen
antoges at bape pentet nteo en- Iuto-
mobil liae ON Sisrnet paa Ell aroen
8aoe. gn al De inbeit9nete apinoer
funoe fra ct Sinou ie, at 8lltten oa
Eigen rolig gift bortoper 8aoen o.
foripanot ON Sisrt,et. Se par beg9e
dminOelis eoot fl9ot og gau Ilet life
Snotrpf al at bore Sorbrpbere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

Nuntanas rloite &uinSe bp6.


WrS. @enepiepc Irco,1, 1913 Inr 81.
og ilben Soil Citizens Gloite apinbe,
err 900 / Gilman. Sum bar loot /
Wontreal at blanbet franif og inoi-
anif BLOB, boebe BET meite al lit 2iu
/ peIflige Canada og fom til Gilman
for omfrins 40 Iar iioen.
Sosiammcnitsb. Hortbern 9aci.
fics peitgaaenbe Tasiagertog itsbte
ben 17bc bs. peo @elib moo ct So.
faltcg mellem Butte og Billings.
bporpeo Sprbsoer Galotpea paa iioit.
nppnte Sog blep brpbt % flere fom
tilifabe. ct grtratog meb 2pger oa
Spgepleierifer blep itrar ubienot fra
Butte.
&is Cljebrsnb / Wontana. ltolig.
terne for Ole | noroliee Wontana fiji
forrise llee ct gobt Stso fremab, %
Der fra &erpin melotes, at malt ser
bapoe aabnet Ell 8reno Der gap fine
1000 Ssnber. Sette er Den fsrite
Sliebrsno al nogen g%etponing langs
8reat Hortbern 9anen giennem
Wontana. aerpin logger ino til
@lacffoot Siitrift, hpor 8. %. Sill
al @reat Hortbern bar iperfiat so.
ringer for Ole. gorinsen peo Ser.
bin blep p%aabegpnbt efter Silifpnoel,
ie al @eologen 8orbon Campbell,
Tom ferit paapiite Die. i Tounoltt
Siltrift,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
GnO 0afota.
WnIere O%roaniierer.

Walere oraaniierer. Sor ferIte
@ana 1 Witcbells Siitorie bar gperl
en- Waleres Union. Saa omtreflt
bpereneIte Maler / gpen bar niloer'
teanet Mnoraeenbe ON Charter og
Den npe Union bill | oisie Sage bore
/ 9irfiombeo.
SanfinIpeftpr bpb. CHARLES 81.
T%ountain, Spittb Gafotas ganflil'
ipeftsr % fienot / mango gant'
mpnbs areoie oper belle Horopeitell,
err 900 hos en- Cater / @%atertomn,
GA gar eammel. gegrapelien fanbt
Steo / Glorf. Soriiben oDenn9bnte
Satter efterlaoer ban fig Suitru.
Seite brrbt paa spuret. Set sien.
nemgaaenoe Surtigtog Columbia
paa Milwaufee. 8anen blep forleoen
itaniet % npr faitet at Sporet tenl
Mil sItenfor @roton, bpor ipo Settle
bapoe iloffet Jig iammen paa Sporet.
Sem al Seitene brGbtes paa Steoet,
meoens DC TO eprige blep laa fam.
fcreSe, at De Itrar maatte ifpoes.
@~eiarbeibe Yrnle Gpnntp. Wtan
aater iaar of anpenoe $4,000 paa
fine Sonbepeie / 8rr,le County, %
StrGfningen fra Buffparta til Stint
ball, eller maaife belt til ben sItlige
@r9nie, bill blipe giort / fulot fer
bia StunO. Sette er nenllig ct Sci
arbeioe Ser itstteS al Staten. 5or-
reiten bill I~eiorbeioet ioregua noro-
oper ira Chamberlain oper bpao er
fienot iom grllle gottom.
Qsuuenbe Mnpenoelie AT Iais. -
Ser fort9les ON Ell Sarmer peo Ga
n%iitota, iom iioite Ssit reiitc irtb /
Wcntana % fisbte Saar til Ell 8ris
al ST pr. Stpffe, bragte Dem tilbagc
til fin Sarm | Solltb 9afota, bpor
ban bapoe cit bel Sci Wtais, iom Solf
fortalte bam life bar til meget anoet
grl,g netop MI emo at brGnbe. San
malet fin Wais til @rep o9 fobreoe
BET til fine SCAR meb set &eiultat, al
De nplig bragte bam $13 Stpffet pao
Warfebet / Siorr Gitp. Sc foregebe
Triier paa @riie, Saor og Sarmpro.
buffer / oct belle taget ifal forreiter
babe mebfsrt Ell bel Smpeltninq
blanbt Sarmerne De iibite faa Tiger.
ioet man MI gisr Sorbereoelier til al
sge fine gei9tninger iaa Ser life far
blipe nogen mere Gale ON at BRUCE
Mais iom gr9nbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
r. n. POINTS,
CROSBY n. DAKOTA.

&Isoers eanp, ecntraIe DeinneSo ta. giBt.
uonrfet. gnnhiss gtlfaar. sirip sftsr ri lusr
retnins. 9tihcr Wurrap, @aotna, @inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
Webraifa.
Sen Sape ar Vrnan. :

Sen 8ape AT Brian. Oct blep for.
ri9e ltge iormelt befierbt9ipri, at
@iaiam Servings grpan far ,ti9il.
tet lin SrGgtiae 2anbeieroom sSu:l,
biep, beliggenoe ipOsitenfor 2incoln,
til @c'Go1!lt @piicopal Soipital SIS.
iotlaiion. Get tore 9pgningsfompler
meo 10 Icres 2ano bill blipe oper.
bragct til nPpnte Soipitalsforening
iaainart De nsbpenoige Sofumenter
CT llofGroigebe og unoertegnet al Oen
genersie Yolitifer, iom mi ppbploer
Jig | Spben. Sairpiep bar life Dor.
ret iaIt beboet al 9rpen De iibite ipp
eler otte Iar. @ienoommen, ifia
Iom Den III bliuer ppcroraget til SO.
ipitalsforeninaer, er p9roiat til en-
balp Milion Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
@iscpnFn.

Euitmeiter for Snperior. Sreo g.
Sbompion er al SrGiibent Sarbing
nomtneret for ltbn9pnelie til Yplt.
meter / Siiperior.
@aartegn ices / ga Grusic. Gn itor
Slot sGnocr iaaeS forleoen at bragg
norooper oper ga Grosic. Sualcne
bar / Ell ian itpr Spibc, at DC reppe
titnoe ices meo Oct blotte Gie, og flpi
meo eli 6art al omfrine 60 Wil /
Simen.
Haaleitif meofsrer 0socn. Mrs.
Intbonp Gurcb, Ell al Chippewa
Sails Eioneerfpinbcr, er oso af
8looforaiftnine, p%aafsrt peb ct ube.
tpoeligt Stif al Ell NaaI. st upaa.
agtet Stif meo Ell Sifferbeosnaal /
en- Singer uopifleoe iis burtis til ben
osobrin9cnoe 9et9noclie.
Erosram for g~eiarbcibe. 8aupa.
ca Gonntp bar M ubarbeibet fit BRO.
gram for Seiarbeioe bette slar, o.
Den iamleoe Gum, iom bill Itaa fer.
Dig til of anpenbes / 9ebet af Som.
.meren, er $4,000. Sette er for.
ilocn oct itore 9rolesninssarbeioe
mellem Bear Greet o. Gliutonpiae,
bportil alenc pil alpenbes $1S2,S63,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

i Cab al SiGrfr9. Get Cab icm
Hctten iorpoloer | llobreoelie al init
ionune Spsocmme er maaIfe enorm
iterre. llbrpo berfor &otten!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

gi BEND
sIbn fo1
III Hss.i
egsrss1
epsrgr|
rs,Iis sp|
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

|SarNene |
Sp.: 4
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Pat Som
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

Scro "Seeorob'Gciicn % Sch slrncn" bicm
I'll 'Slratnui9cr "a Tenner I SomIcldnbet.
stun $500 fox ei belt gar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18


neffheast epensr q Tupntyl1sst
Skrsek an Third avsnne - 80
csAlment ms made Of The ciaim
that botb games were running nm
der : pfutocftve aSyango1nent, reg
ulaf payusnts having bsen made
% keep out competition ana % In
suso against digturbanco.. Il viii
b. recalled ALSO that one Of the
ea1ntleRs rjdicuied a oRlcer VIXEN
~ lattGs Informed him hat the
tool oet0ts had bssn ordered out
Il commission.
Whetnof Mr.. Davis, tie Thifd
|ayenue craps magnate, y arfane-
ing - move his tablet to another
location has mot bsen announced,
but It Il hardly likely that he will
sit idly BY and see the loop game in
operation and the bones lying cold
in his establishment.
The Argus reports The revival Of
the craps game because Il feels It
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Toilet Accessories:

Toilet Accessories:
! Mavis face powder; q
SOC boz for Ste.
Mavis talcum powder,
l9c can.
Colgate's cashmere bou-
quet toilet water, Soc bot
tie for 35c.
Cuticura toilet SOAP.
tsU0 Csc cakes to each for
SEC.
Djer Kiss cold cream; a
Soc jar for 39c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Have You Piles?

Dr.. Lsonhardt's HEM-ROD viii
relieve any form Of Piles-Quick
action in even old stubborn cases.
No cutting mo grsasE salves-a
harmless tablet that removes the
cause. Money back II not satisfied.
Schiegel's drug storss.7(Advertise-
ment)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

ared tan zSx5O. rag rugs; worth
$1.0O; ono to each fer 6oc.
From 2 to 4 O'Clock, Saturday:
ladies Gordon III 500" thread
silk hose; seconds" Of the $3.50
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

In one lot are twenty-five
high colored linen, organdx
over Bingham, silk pongee,
dotted Swiss and figured
silk crepe dresses; $19.75
and $3.50 values; sizes Sc
to AZ, choice $1,000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

IF il isn't right
tell 10.
Wen make
it right.
MOLINE ILL.

Three Good "Close-Out" Bargains in
Children's Slippers:
Children's (sizes 81 to III brown calf skin.
black kid and gun metal one-strap slippers and
oxfords, were SITS; choice $1.69 pair.
Children's white canvas slippers, Baby Doll
and one-strap Styles: sizes s to 1917; have been
to SITS; choice CSC pair. y
Cleanup lot, children. good heavy sole Lo.u,
calf play sandals and oxfords; not ill sizes, va.
up to 81 SO; choice $1.25 pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
A New Kimona for the Girl

a New klm0na for the Girl
Going away to school this fall. These
serpentine crepe kimonas have big
flowing sleevs and such delightful col
OTIS OF blue, lavender, pink, rose, tan
and gray, with masses of flowers
strewn over them; $3.50 and 81 .98.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18
Notions Cheap,
Saturday.:

Good quality pearl but
tons, worth &c; tsuo cards
to each for Sc.
Brass pins; 160 count;
t1Oo Sc papers for &c.
No. 2 and 8 nickeled
safety pins with guard;
two cards for Sc.
4-yard bolts rick-rack,
10c regularly, 2 for 15c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

80 ard cbsts TOR Violating the law
tbrbidding sai6s 70 minor1. The
stat6 department n asking that his
license b revoked. and Kelly 10
objecting to the demand OF the
state. cl4iming that II the council
grants the demand mo- cigaret desl-
g in DaEsnport voah be safe n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-18

Just here for this e to IA years. fresh crisp
blue and pink gngham dresses solid coors and pads pref
ty becoming tie,about styles, to 60 at 89c apiece
One lot ladies' SIC percae covera aprons pretty check
ed and striped patterns, tape and rckrack trimmed, Csc
apiece.