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nal AC? at
I r-4SrrCBt wan awr aald a
'. r k to Xek Hand than, that
V l arttad MWc aainioa ec or.
L Caaw waoee Amiral ooearred
. atai ir( afternoon 1 with services
camreb, lUta raaa and Jne-
tseatlt- street. People from, every
Walk and station in Ufa Uironged
too edifice or stood la the street
danac the boors of the service.
Members of Rock Island command
er?, KnlghU Templar, in the Bom
ber uniform of. the order, attended
la a body. The medical profession
of the three cities, the V American
Jjegion and , members of the" ta
rloas bodies, orders and tfstAmi
tlea to which the belored ana la
mented physician belonged, were
fnllr renreaentad. aortinna of the
I church being set apart for "Ihdm,
j while tha staff of Dorses of St An-
ithony's hospital occupied the en
tire choir section back of the pul
pit, the nnder-graduates of the in
jSUtotion being In uniform.'
too space in rront was nanaea
with . a solid mass of flowers and
floral designs, testimonials to- the
love in which the deceased physi
cian and city builder was held in
the commaoity. A firing squad
from Bock Island arsenal stood
guard over the casket during the
ceremonies, r Rev. R. O. pearce
more - than , the, beloved physician,
more than the good citizen,. ne
was a Christian, gentleman.' ,
JSESt AND ELECT
THEIR OFFICERS
Meeting at the Davenport. Cham
ber of: Commerce Saturday 'night
alumni of Ames college, elected tbe
following officer '.
President Mrs. ,W. H'Mast .
. Vice president V. V. Skelley.
: Secretary-treasurer Ben , . Stew
art. Carl LeBuhn told the 30 alumni
present of the" $1,000,000 memorial
project to students, and alumni of
Ames who lost theie lives in the
World, war. Students and faculty
have, already subscribed $300,000
toward the erection of this buflding
on1 the college campus and a big
drive is to be put. on among the
alumni next May. :
of C2ee to whiek a has adalatef-
U Ur M ysera, , Dr. gala touchsd
tka Kfa aboat "Urn la so maay ways
that he had becoene, la .a aaeallar
fiack Islead's saa. his ae-
UviUei were aot eonflnad to-bis
nrofesakm. He tad time or made
ttea for other services, m was a
good cKisea.
Human natart is sacariiat ma-.
terisl saceeos, large power or priv
ileged will reveal some weakaesa or
flow In, the We fabric of the imyi
growa great. We look in vain for
such a flaw in. the beloved Fphysi-
i 1 I L- 1. 1
j 1.1 tt- 1 Judrai N1r . A. Larson.'. A. Anoer-
SwedliA iatkeraa The tthe home of Misl Virginia atteif,
Sunday achool tescaers oi me m
ctt asTHnatlon : will meet tonight
at the blrst Lutheran church in
Mollne. - Next Tuesaay evening i
6:30 tha Father and Son's banquet
win be obsetred it the church and
GENESEO NOW HAS
. SPECIAL CARRIER
FOR PARCEL POST
(Special Correspondence). '
mi th nnanin raver. Rollo L.'a postal mspocnon recently maae
Rilllnr nt tha AnnuUni connerv-1 t the GeneseO OStOfflce it was
atory of music sang "Face to Face,'
"Sometime Well Understand and
Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me," with Miss
Bessie Nofuker at the organ. v
Honorary pallbearers, members
of the Rock Island County Medfcal
association, were Dr. Louis Ostrom,
Dr. A. E. Villiamg and Dr. B. J;
Lachner of Rock Island. Dr. M. S.
pondanville of Moline, Drs. W. L.
Eddy and George A. Wiggins" of
Milan and Drs. K. ,HV Lamb and
W. H. Rendleman of Davenport
Active pallbearers were members
of the KnlghU Templar: J. W. Tre-
mann, M- S. Heagy, C. W; Fitch,
Kmil Warnecke, A. C. Johnson and
H. O. Welch. The several bodies)
of escorts, tha firing squad and sev
eral hundreds of people followed
the burial procession to CWppian
nock tfmetery. '
The flags on the Masonic temple
and the Rock Island club Were dis
played at half-mast'
Taking as his text. "The Beloved
Physician," from Col. 4:14. Rev. J.
A. Chapman said: "Dr.vSala was
more than the beloved physician,
more than the good -citizen. He
was a Christian gentleman." The
-nastor in the oneninc said that he
J did not . choose the text as a text
! is nsnally chosen to be the basis
I of , a discourse, but rather as an
i estimate which "we hold of our
! friend and brother who has nassed
on." He said:
. "Very seldom. does a person be
come to endeared to a community
that his passing ' calls for more
than a moment's thought Here is
a man mourned by all in the group
found that enough parcer post eras
delivered In Genes eo to pay for the
addition of pi parcel post carrier.
. Willis Drehmer, formerly substi
tute le'tter carrier, applied for the
position and is now delivering all
parcel post mail in the city.
The other carriers in this city
welcome this increase in the num
ber of carriers very much,' as it
greatly lightens their daily burdens.
speakers tor the ' evening: next
Wedday afternoon at 4 o'clock
the confirmation will meet in the
parsonage and next Saturday at
10 o'clock there will be a meeting
of the confirmation class. :
-
First Methodist - Queen ' Esther
circle will meet Tuesday evening
at 7:30 with Miss Margaret Chap
man at the parsonage, the meeting
will be in the form of a Washing
ton party. The pastor's class ww
meet in the chapel Wednesday aft
ernoon at 4:30 siid at 7:30 the mid
week service of praise and prayer
willbe held. The annual Father
and 80n banquet, will be served
Thursday evening and a male .quar
tet will furnish music for the eve
ning! and there wal be addresses
given by various members. All
men of the congregation , are ' in
vited, to come and bring their sons
or some boy as a guest
Immanaal Lutheran) The Bible
class will meet tomorrow evening
and the adult confirmation class
will hold a meeting Wednesday and
Friday evening. Lenten services
will be'-observed Thursday even
ing. ' jf ', , V
, ' Evangelical Choreh of Peace
Tbe Men's club will meet at the
church this evening and W. B. Mc
Intyre will speak. Tomorrow eve
ning the choir will practice and
Thursday the first and second di
vision sewing circle of the ladies'
aid society, will have an all (day
sewing at the church. Those tak
ing part in the play are asked to
meet Thursday evening for re-(
hearsaL . , ' V" ,' ..
Memorial Christian Laurel
Band will hold a Washington tea at
: " i v.'.: .... , TT
day achool 'council Wednesday eve-and la the evening there lll .be a
1802 Fifth avenhef tomorrow after
noon and evening. A program has
been arranged and all members and
friends are cordially invited. Pray
er service 'will be held Wednesday
evening at tbe church and Father
and Son banquet will be served
Thursday- at- :0. The .Loyal
Berean class will meet Friday eve
ning with Mrs. F: A. Graves, 1600
Twelfth avenue. " .7-;.
Zlea Latheraa Prayer meeting
will be held Wednesday evening at
7:45 at' the home of A. G. Ander
son, 3908 Eighth avenue, and Fri
day afternoon the ' confirmation
class will meet at the' parsonage.
Miss - Margaret Wablstrand, 406
FOurt havenue, Moline, will enter-,
tain the Sunbeam society at her
home Sunday afternoon at 2:30. '.
Seeaal ChrlsUaa The ladies' "aid
society' will meet Wednesday after
noon at the church and in the eve
nlng there will be prayer services.
Thursday evening there will be
the annual Father and Son ban
quet' at the church, and the -Boy
Scouts of troop No. 25 will meet
Friday evening at the church.
Fifteenth Avenue Christiaa The
Adult Bible class wil have a busi
ness meeting this evening at the
honfe of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bechtel
heimer, 1602. Thirty-seventh street
Tomorrow evening there will be a
baptism service at the Memorial
Christian ' church and Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock prayer services
will be at the - church, and the
aid society will meet in -the after
noon. The Father and Son banquet
will be sponsored Thursday eve
ing at 6:30 and Friday at 7:30 the
choir will rehearse.,- - k
South Park Presbyterian To
morrow evening the Berean class
will hold its February meeting with
Mrs. Frank Haddick, 1718 Twenty-
ninth street, and Wednesday after
noon the juniors will meet at 4
o'clock. Prayer services will be
followed by a meeting of the Sun-
amk. Thuraday, arternoon , the
woaaaa's- guild , will meet, at the
aaarck. ?
jT . ' " '
: E4ava ' BaVtiat--Mra Mtante
iBjghsjm, lee Railroad avende.l Mo
lroe; WW eotertain the Glrit club
tomorrow evening and. the Gleaners
class will meet with Mrst-L. P.
Hotter. 4419 Seventh svemie. Wed
nesday afternoon. Prayer services
will be held Wednesday evening
at o'clock and choir rehearsal
Will follow. Thursday evening- is
the night of tha Father and Son
banquet
mission study aadx young , peoples'
choir rehearsal, iat-the, pastor's
home. - " - . j
free lleUiodTst There will be a
class meeting tomorrow evening' at
7:30 and a meeting' of the Sunday
school board will follow. Wednes
day afternoon a missionary meet
ing will bejteld at the parsonage,
and Thursday evening 1 the mid'
week services will bet conducted..
The teachers' training class will
meet .at the close of , the service
Wednesday evening,.
First Baptist The -thurch will
observe Father "and Son banquet
Thursday evening, and the Herald
band will meet at the church , an
nex Saturday .afternoon at 3
o'clock. - All girls from tbe ages
ot 4 to 8 years are cordially iaviu.
iF :.y -.' Z:: '
: Grace Lutheran Tomorrow aft
enoon and evening a miscellane
ous sale will be conducted by com
mittee No. 1, of the .ladies' aid so
ciety. ' Refreshments will be serv
ed both afternoon and evening- and
Mrs. I. M. Anderson will act as
chairman. ' "
, . . - v . 5, .
' Oak Grove Presbyterlaa tThe
Juniors will meet at 4 o'clock Wed
nesday 'afternoon and in the eve
ning the prayer services Will., be
held. Thursday afternoon the wo
man's missionary society will vafX
With Mrs. Walter Rahn, 251 Fif
teenth avenue.
First United Presbyterlaa Pray
er services will be held Wednesday
evening, and -Thursday evening the
father t and son - banquet will- be
served at 6:30. i .
- Gloria Dei United Presbyterlaa
Bible study and prayer services will
be held Wednesday evening at 7:30
with .Mrs. R. K Kinner, 1308 Forty-fourth
avenue, and the study
will be taken from John 17. Fri
day afternoon the woman's mis-..
sioiary society 'will meet with Mrs.
i - Broadway Presbyterlaa The pas-
, tor's bible class will meet this eve-4
nlng at 7:31 and. . the study will be
from Isaiah. Refreshments and a
social time will follow. Tomorrow
evening at 7:30 the class is spon
soring at sociable- in the' Sunday
school rooms. ' Juniof girls' Chris
tian Endeavor will meet Wedtfes-r
day at 4 o'clock with Mrs. William
Passigv as., leader, and the ' Junior
Christian. Endeavor boys will meet,
with ' Mrs- Clifford E. Myers as
leader. Prayer meeting 'will be
held Wednesday evening at "7:30,
senior course, tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock in the aectory. The wom
an's auxiliary will meet Thursday
at. 2:3and qn Friday evening" at
7:30- tarn cnoir. wuk renearse. naij
communion Tuesday and Thursday
at ' 10 o'clock . la tha chapel and
Wednesday 1. morniat at 7 o'clock.
Evening prayer, wlir, take place
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
at jt-o'clock, and, morning prayer
and UUny will be Wednesday and
Friday t 10 o'clock. Weddeaday
evening at .-7:45 Rev. Marmadnke
Rare,' dean of Trinity cathedral in
hDavenport. -ill preach the sermon
aa rTiuay .nv; ;au ,cDiiuren s
services wU be m the chapel.
Speaeer ' Meaierlal Aethedist A
Washiagton tea will be sponsored
by , the woman s home miasiqaary
society tomorrow' afternoon aUthe
hMu of Un T I. William' K31
Fofty-third street, aqd'au member
ana mentis are coruiauy mvuea 10
attend.' The mid-week prayer serv.
ice will be held, Wednesday eVe
ning.'and Thursday evening the
choir twill rehearse. Friday evening
Miss -Marie Williams, a graduate
from tlie"Emerisan School of Ora
church.' The woman's "-mt
society will be entertained i bTK
P.. C. Simmon.. 1029 sw5L
and-a-half street, Friday afterlS
ly Westminster circle wifliLf''
the home of Miss BerniceTL
1323 Fourteenth street - ;" 7
from the Emmerson School e(
ORION FIVES Divibi
BASKETBALL
(Special "Correspondence) :
, Orion, III., Feb. 21. Orion' it
gionnaires, ' heroes of the Wwu
war, were humbled by a baskstkau
fise from Knoxville, 22 to It
game was played Saturday 11!
Jn the stock pavilion. In the 7
tai raiser the Orion high school
team defeated the Alexis fiva!
l IV.' ...
and a seminar of Christian experi-ftory of Boston, will give a recital,
ences will be inaugurated, the pas
tor to' be leader-and everyone to ftralto, accompanied by Miss Marita
take part -in the discussion. All
pi ember are-urged to bring bibles
and the subject -will be "Preseift
Living , Experiences of God."v' The
annual father and son banquet will
be held Thursday evening at 6:30
and there will be addresses given
try outside speakers and also, by the
boys. Mrs. A. ,B. Wallace, 1001
.Twentieth street, will be hostess t
the. church FridaV after tbe chil
dren come from school. -
a -. - -:
Trinity Episcopal This evening
at' 7:30 the Girls' Friendly society
will meet in the parish 'house and
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 the
Vestment guild will hold a meet
ing.' At 7:30 tomorrow evening the
Junior girls will tneet and at 7:30
the Boy, Scouts wili meet in the
parish bouse. Teachers' training
Ben Channon, 4223 Twelfth street, class ?will have its regular study.
and Miss Mabel E. Jamison, con-
Ehn. will assist in the program
The Home Guards -will hold a meet
ing Saturday afternoon at the home
of Misa Pearle Helmer. 56 Thirty
ninth, street -
l leluna Presbytertsn The ladies'
aid -society will sponsor an apron
'and parcel post " sate and coffee
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the- woman's missionary society j and Wednesday evening tbe Berean
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. . .The
CQmmunitence class will meet - in
bible class will meet The senior
1
Christian Endeavor society will j
give a sociable Friday' evening at
the home of ' Miss Mildred Lund
berg. 2403 Twelfth street '
J Ceatral Presbyterlaa This eve
ning the Central chapter Westmin
ster guild ' will meet with Mrs.
Matter- C Murphy. The Sen-!
or Christian Endeavor society will j
give a Washington sociable this-!
evening, and Thursday evening the j
annual Washington and Lincoln!
banquet will be served at the
EVERYTHING IN
THE PLUMBING
AND HEATING
LINE
CJall us for all kinds of
repairs and jobbing.
Call us for estimates on
Modern Bath Rooms
and " Plumbing on
Modern Heating on
anything large or small.
JOSEPH
ROSENFIELD
: Established 1893
2211 Fourth Avenue
, Phone R. 1.849
m
an
is the Only
Genuine
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Laxstivo
Brom
Quinine
teblsfm
The (bit and original Cold and
Grip tablet, the merit of which
Is recognized by all civilized
nations. . .. . ..'.-'.-,
v Be sure you get
The genuine bears this signature
Wcj
30c
PART OF OUR SERVICE
Many of our patrons prefer to
personally look after the securing of a
, minister, singers, the music, and such
Other intimate details, but where there
; is no preference in such matters, we are
glad to relieve you of even these burdens
ahclan other ways assume complete
charge, in the knowledge "that this even
f more complete service will-be
most satisfying.
KNOX MORTUARY
ESTABLISHED 1852
::!
413 TWENnETH ST.
PHONE. tLlllH
f
Cloai Bays
Are Not Oveir
It is nothing for one to feel resentful
about winter has a way of hanging on
in this climate until April.
This winter you have used less coalj
vaan usual.
. What you use from now "on Ishould
help to keep your season's bill low.
Burning. PHEMIUM the Comfort
Coal will keep your coal bill low.
Call our nearest office and
PREMIUM for economy.
order
Rock Inland
. , Fuol Company
Tkird 'ATtrC3d Twenty-third Street
: 6 Tm Room and 0
Soda Fountain
. - r ' , v. ' " '-....
In the Fort Armstrong Theatre Bldg, Corner Hhwteeath Street
v . and Third Ireaae
Serve Wonderful Noon Day Lunches
- and Delicious Evening Dinners v .
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r 50c Luncheon in Tea Room
T ': ' Served from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.
75c.Dinner in Tea Room
Served from 5 p. m. to 8 p. m.
Special 35c Luncheon ,
Served at our Soda Fountain on Firit Floor
' every day. . -
Entrance to Tea Rooss right threat aw Main Kahraaea rtghi en
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The bargains in this advertisement. bargains like Apron Ginghams at 15c a yard and
large Bed Sheets at $1 .69 each should be convincing evidence that this store is supplying
homemakers' needs at decided savings. Lookv through this , advertisement, you'll find
other bargains just a great. " ; .
Shoes
Women's felt house slip
pers, leather and elk
soles, very x fc 1 ' Q C
-f r..., i
Women's dress shoes, a
big assortment, very
pair a $C QLt
bargain'.... vO.pu
Children's shoes, 3 big
lots, all special at $3.95,
$2.95 1 QC
and . Plee7iJ I
Your choice of all iren's
shoes in the tf'7 QIX
store, pair .. V ea70
Good heavy work shoes,
specially dQ (Vff
priced, pair. VO.VO
Men's : 1-buckle' over
shoes, all sizes; ' very
special, now, j
Children's felt slippers
with elk soles, t special
r......:$l,49
' MENSWDOY'S "
Extra
Percales, light or
cqlors, 36. inch,
dcrk
jrood
Men's neckties,
atjl.50, .
each . ...j. ....
formerly up
..50c
Men's dress
2.25, values,
each'.V".,:--
shirts, regular
...$1.49
Men's heavy ribbed shirts or
drawers, formerly sold 70
. at J1.50, special
.Men's'' black cotton.
25 value, '
pair
Men's red. ; handkerchiefs,
regular 15c, '. OC.
2 tor
. M5n's blue overalls.
made, full cut,
$2.50 value, pair
Men's blue or grey flannel
shirts, $2.50
values, each-.
Men's khaki work pants, all
sizes, $3.00 values, d Qf
pair t ,,' vlitld
Men's blue chambray shirts
all sizes, special,
each . ... ........
hose,
25c
union
$1.49,
py flannel
$1.75
its, all
1.95
shirts,
95c
Boys,' blue ' or black sateen
shirts o waists, regulac$1.50,
special, "QC
each IFJC
Boys' caps and Jiats with ear
tabs. Formerly $1.75,
special, each . ...
85c
Boys' pants,'
very special,
pair r.. ......
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. $1.49
Boys' flannel or muslin night
shirts, regular
$1.50 value, each
' A special lot . of
' weight pants,
special, pair ......
An odd lot of boys'
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Boys' Juvenile suits,
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or pants, all colors and sizes.
special, $13.95,
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Men's and boys'
' sweaters, now ,-,
95c
boys' light
.50c
hats and
49c
ts. very
$3.75
ota. 2 pair
oni 111700
$6.95
jerseys and
...2;"0'F
quality, 23 C
yard .
Tennis flannel, good
heavy quality, dark and
Iighr 22c
yard
Bleached and un--bleached
muslin, ;iG in.,
, good quality, jg.
Bleached and un
bleached towel- 99-
suitings,
49 c
ing, yard ...
Cotton serge
36 inch, . ,
yard
Silk poplin in all colors,
$1175 qual
ity, yard .
Children's
all sizes,
$1.25
black hose,
25c
pair
Women's georgette and
pongee silk blouses,
hand VQ
embroidered
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Specials
39 c
$i.oa
39 c
Golden Rod Coffee,
lb. .......
tt l -m nr i i
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pound, 10 cans . .
Corn Flakes,
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Extra choice f, d f , c
Potatoes, bu. . . . : .. . 9 1 . ly
Oranges, large and . 1 ACig
Dark Brown Sugar,'
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:Kohr's Crown Lard. x
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10 pounds for
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Halligan's peanut butter, CO
2 lb. pail ...M:i'..:pVC
Peabeny coffee, none better at
,'$1.00.
CERESOXA FLOUR
- .
49 pound sacks each
$2.69
Runkel's CocOa, . i2 lb. carjs,
very special, : OO
Tomato catsup, 10 oz.
Ibottle, 2 for r . .
White Borax Naptha
Soap, 5 bars
Grapefruit, large
size, 2 for ... . . .
50-60 size California
'Prunes, lb. .... ,..'.
Beverly Club Coffee, J QQ
"Helmet5'-Tomatoes,", 95 C
2 cans for
"Aero" Pink Salmon, AZr
2 for . . ,
Large can "Carnation" Lemon
Cling Peaches, ' al5c
" VClla '. a a
Soda crackers, , f
per lb. .
20c
can
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