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TIIF T?OC TSL.AXl) ARGUS. TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1012.
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PROBLEM
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execution of the younger brothers
who murdered Colonel Davenport
I two days after her marriage.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson I am coirs
with a man whom I love and Le sys
he loves me, but he never a.-ks to
come to my home to tee me. Will
you please advise me how to Invile.
Llm? Should you talk to a be.au as you
do to a fclrl friend, cr should ou te'.l
Mm that you loe him letter th:.a
anyone elbt? What is an inte;.. "i: -k
subject to talk about? Lli.i.Ii-.
liiNite the youri man to come to
your home and meet yo;.r J t.re-nts.
He should have utked you lor '.Lis
rlvllege, but perhaps he bus been
too bhy or thoughtless. K.ery i.i' e
young man want to visit a Kirl in
her home.
Don't be gushy with 8 be-riu. and
never, never tell l.im you love. !. ;::i
better than anybody else unie-s he
alths you to marry him. Then it's
time enough to tell l.im that ji.u
love hiiu. Don't tell him f ' !: n
after that either. Let him do tie
telling.
Talk to your beau naturally about
matters that Interest born of you.
Read the new spapers and 'u wii!
ami In theiu plenty of tbii.-a t-. t....:
about. Lead your y, ui.tr man to
talk about hin.se'.f and 1:1s n'Tair.
That will be InteresMni' t'i h:m ;u.d
1f you love him, will liit.rest oj
uIho.
Tear Mri. Thompson r J i I am
engaged to a young men w! om I lu .
very dearly and 1 would i.ot like ci
hurt his feeling, but h- !.:; a !...' I
do not like-, mill tint Is. be w;..-..
to hug aid kiss me all the time vt :. n
we nr. alone together. I do no'
think It In proper, us it will be ;i ivd
while before we are married, bo
you know a good way to break bin;
of this habit without making h;m
feel offended?
2) Mow often and when i-ho-iM
a young man kii-s a t'irl when tl.,
are engaged
(3 1 U It proper for the girl to kl:s
the young man when he asks her. It
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IGE DONATED 8Y
CITY TO W.C.T.U.
WITH MRS. SCHNICK.
THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR So
ciety of the Aiken street church held j
its regular meeting Monday evening at J
the heme of Mrs. c. J. Schnick, lcso Drinking Barrels Meet With
Fourteenth street. There was a good Atmroval of RnmTnianinT, a
aiieiiUmic e oi me. uiruiicio oi:m .m-..-,, j
busim-ss was transacted. The young j
pec pie enjoyed a social session and the
hosU as served refreshments. Arrange-( .
nunts ar being made for a special ; FOUNTAINS TO COME LATER
meeting of some sort for the next time.
Request Is Granted.
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but no definite plans have been an
nounced.
r.ot, what fhculd fche say?
i 4 i Do you think jealousy is true
h.
i ;
irl !" w l.cn
o.v old slioi.; i
: l.e i i .' a.-t '.'
1 I Do i.ot Me him
r..ui :i ion are c:-.:ite r:ti;i iu i;.uib.
it a that an e:.-M--J -o::pIe fehouid
r.ot. en.bra'-e atid ki. too much. It
i.- tl.e s-urot wa ( t.iak::.g them tir
e,i of i t!:er. , Married folks
rnr.'t sta:.:! t-.o h of it. either, i
Ask jour t.iiiicce to respf; t your a!g
M'y a lifie more.
ACME SOCIETY.
THE ACME SOCIETY OF GRACE
Lutheran church held its regular meet
it.g Monday evening at the home of
Miss
High Cost of Crystal Comes Into De
Ixte Dealers Maintain Lofty
Pinnacle, Still.
That until such time as the city will
Louise Uhlmann, w ith a good : be able to install bubbling drinking
number cf the yoin:g ladies present.
k ne sa itcutine busienss w as transacted and
a i-odal session followed. The hostess
served refreshments.
AT FEJERVARY PARK.
M!sS MARJORIE HEAD AND MRS.
J. H. Wallace were hostesses this
: morning at Fejervary park, entertain
ing for Mrs. Arthur Dineen as a post-
',' ' " .. . ' nuptial courtesy and for Miss Edna
our.L- n.an lor wanting to Kl.-s the ' , , . . . .
i-:rl b- i.- -::'.'-ig.ni to as much and as
of - n ':e can. There isn't any
rule for this. It nil dopf rids upon
i Co rriV.M' r.e.- z.U thf.inpplvcs. t,llt the
:: od'e. T t-itl w ill discourage too mix h MS LYDIA L. BOWER OF j scouted. As soon as possible, foun
j;!. s;r .. Rock Island and William W. Hovey j tains will be installed at prominent
( (' w ht.il he "u'o'iiuii eir uiaincu uimuc... i jieiuis iii me euy. cuiniiiissioiier nari
Meier of Denver, Col., who is visiting
her parents and friends in Davenport
and Moline.
HOVEY-BOWER.
fountains it will aid in the mainte
nance of the W. C. T. V. drinking bar
rels, was the consensus of opinion of
the municipal commission yesterday
when a communication from the pres
ident of the temperance organization
was received, asking that the city do
nate money for the payment of ice to
be used in the coolers. A resolution by
Commissioner Archie Hart providing
that the amount be allowed was passed
with unanimity. The abolition of the
water barrels in other cities because
of their unsanitary condition was
a: .-:s you 1
love him?
I 4 l No.
(."r !,;:'".(
-of course!
Don't vou
LI
r. i A cirl is of ace when she Is
old, in property matters.
.,-' s'.'.i'-s a cirl is. of marruigp- '
i'ii which means that '
n si. i- Is 1 she is lejnUy tilde
i.arry wrhout hT parents con-
afternoon by Justice Schroeder. They i stated that he would see to it that the
barrels are cleaned at least once a
week and that germ-killing processes
I are employed m the work.
HIGH COST OF CnYSTAL.
Tnpidenf nit v lha smt tf fn mn
Aiicustana Kndowmeut Fund society Jr,, ,i' , ...
.,, . , ' . into the question along with tho propo
wiW be held Wednesday afternoon at' . ..,, , .
L':;:o at the home of Mrs. E. L. Lund-br-rir,
4 1 2 U Seventh avenue. Mrs.
w ill make their home at 251C Fifth ave
nue.
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
THE JI LY MEETING OF THE
li
r
..i thin
;t his I
n ii s-i- et
I t ';:i !; si
at u
'rl:on:sori What do
n ! n who won't take
hi n lie meets a woman
M. T.
h a mnn has very bad
Will .lohiisei and Mrs. Will Lantau
will insist the hostess. The topic
will bo Rugs and Floor Coverings."
Mrs. I. O. Nothstein will be the
leader.
i sition, and report was made of unsuc
cessful conferences with ice dealers In
an effort to have them lower the cost
of the crystal from $4 to $3.50. As
has been the Instance in other cities,
the dealers refused to listen to any
talk of a decrease, was the report.
mat. ; eis. He is lucking In respect
f j r his own mother when he does not
hoi.
r t :,
I i 7" V U O':
'1 ! i
Tor knew:
I at to ; in
;r !ti;ii.te!
I i.-,;,i Ijle motherhood in j
: ::.
i.o excuse for any man j
enough to take o;T his'
woman with whom he is.
OPINIONS FROM
GAMPS ON RATES
RESIGNATION OF A
PASTOR ACCEPTED
The resignation of Rev. E. T. Mc
Farland was accepted last night by
the official board of the Memorial
Christian church and is to take ef
fect Sept. 1. The action of the board
is to be ratified by the congregation
A J
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Camp clerks of the Modern Wood
men eociety have received blanks for
i a l.eiition for a referendum vote on
I the rates adopted by the head camp ieithur tomorrow evening or next Sun-
lat I'hu'auo last Januarv. together with ua '"" ie ieBuiur Berv ices.
nev. .wit ariauu is 10 go uacu
the following communication from the
executive council of the organization:
Head oriices, M. W. of A., Rock Is
land, 111.. July , 1012.
Esteemed Neighbors;
Heii tofore no legal authority in the
statutes of the various states, or in
.ue u-'s "nr ici, nas exisieu, , Fj d f Flahtina.
j permuting or authorizing a refereii- ; John M(.r,inlev, w ho took a change
; (. iin v oi e of the membi rship upon the ;,.....,, , ... , ,..,.. - .,...
!in icuut Hum nit: i nun in .MaKiliatt:
C. J. Smith yesterday, was fined $10
to St. Louis from which city he came
three years ago. He has accepted a
position as field agent and evangelist
of the American Christian Missionary
society of the central west. His
headquarters will be at St. Louis.
LEATH CHURCH.
TIIK MARKI.U.!-: OK MIS.; .II1N ul
lilt Church, daughter of Mr. ..in! Vis u
Williiuu V. Clnmh, 1 IJ" Fir si
nue, to John S. I.eath, was iclehi: ;- ,.
ed Monday ufterinMin ut - o cii r. .:i i t
the 1 loine of th bride ; paii i.'s, i
Rev. tinitnil'ic H. Ihtwoo! nf 'ii. ,.
It y Kpimopal ihuri li. Tie ..;,.'.
Was una' lellded aud i-r.! a s..:. .1 t
company of immediate ich.tiws w.. ,
present. The bride was prettily i,
gow ned In a dress of uibronlen d , ,,
boptUte, trimmed with hue. and s'.r .
cnriled a bridal bouUet of pl.'.k an.!
white heet leas. Cnra were laid
for 1C nt the wcildiii.t iumh.i ii
Serveil ufter the ceremony. Ti. .
bride colors, pink and white, were '"
carried out wi'h jink and wl.iu i;ir- '
nations and I and n.. '1 ' '
bridal couple ieit fer a we l i.: t tr:,' '
to KUln und I'lmnKo. The w;:' -:
make their home lu Rock Island e:i
their return. Mr. L'eath Is d.stri f at
tnnnagor cf the I nittd States Health ' i
and Accident Insurance ci.in; a iy i.
Mn. I'ath Is well known iir.d i:ki ! c
In Rock Island, liavitig made l.i-r ;
home here the greater part nf hr
life. Among the out cf town niKsra .
present at the wedding were Mr and j.
Mrs. A. J. laih. Mrs. Certrude Haw- j.
kln of Elgin. 111 . au4 Mis 1 1. A. i.
Mile of West Pullman. 111. '
siiaply
A the
a.-t was s
.i : . aii'i .,
tt ana r
l.oi"
. i.
It;
v. i'.l t'p- I
t 1 I I':.' Ul'l
i i . .v r. :
n peal of any legally enacted by law.
Effect ie J'U.v 1, ijii, the legisla- j
ture of the state of Illinois, at its re- '
cent special session, amended the Ira- i
Urnal beiieticiary law under which
this soc iety is charter d, authorizing
the execLtive couixll to siibniit to a
referendum vote of the entire member-
ship, the question of the repeal of the
lt,fl ! by-laws adopted by the head camp in
! lannaiv. 11ML' tnakin? fivirir suit
11V l , ' . . . "
-j ulli j.j aui:-ing i ue scneuuie or assessment
' is' v' ,,.--m t ra,1-8-
m' Ci.' -1 J ills act of the legislature requires,
i., i. 8 a conuitiou precedent to sucn reter-
I.tl Will SItl.Ui . .ili,, .. .
:'.;.iii. j.iihl; ui ufiiuuiia iioiii cainns
and costs yesterday afternoon by Jus
tice (1. I. Nissen before whom the
case had its hearing. Mcdinley was
cr rested by OlMcer Kinsley, follow ing
complaint by Mrs.. Victor Kuezel.
pillu
remi
MODEL FOR LINEN,
FOULARD OR i'AttH A
!'. r n tarn they
Idea nuiila r and
r Oct. 1 m lun k
:v. aiwu j l):,o;,-
i. 'U" i i.iiai Tiaot
I .!. !u.;:.; lif.pie
r ia a la: m ciri
.'. : iu v. ill it.ieri
are -.
and news
iii-ir i.i m
MITCKELL-SCHULTZ.
viu 'Nt :i::T n..- 1'1-:::n
! the w t;.;:t, cf Miss Eli.a
:m Ii ih. if r.17 ( -t Ni:. tli strcit.
I'.ir
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.1 !
"St
a .
iu.1 ( ;ty
.. n . Mr. W
'..;; . oil
Miti li. il. s'.il i !'
U of !'. Ea.-:
;.i t. vvl.ii h to-.k
itur lay a::- rnoon
i!iiaiu of Trinity
i h.tir.L- a'i.1 i a i-
SWANSONSW ANSON.
A WEDDING THAT CAME AS A
urprlso to frierds was that i f Hrl.t:
Swauson, daughter of Mrs Margu. -it.1
Swanson. 1913 bixth avenae. Mvl;;n ,
And Reirben Eugene Swnnsoti. sea nf
Mr. and Mrs. Swanson. also of Moline.
which occurred last Saturday at 11
o'clock at ths home of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
H. Blanckc of Davenport. The house
y, !!.
I i :V
1 b- ..
: t!;. .
:'. U 1!
rt iii.il
ir. ii i.
's l.in
1;:'!
"li :r
.e tl.,
... : rl.i;:e .-,el"
as a siirpri
i !. :1 J to ta
..!....! n. i .
i . t arm 1 s-ut.
.r- ..: the l.on
r !!. ji. , si ;;'
l ..::;. i ted V. it
ti . CI J...; Is
Th.
d-
h .-.u:.a
i Ir ii'iei.us
and -Mrs.
to I ave n
bride's r. Mltch.'d
I:. ;t p. :id
ai in atti-
1 - i' !!'. .tati. "it is proha
w i.ume will be in Davenport.
rt presenting lu per cent oi the total
n.eiulu rshiji of the taicifcty; therefore,
il your camp is in favor of this refer
endum vole being taken, it may adopt
a motion authorizing the consul and
clerk to fill out and forward to the
lc ad oihce the enclosed form of peti-
. iii u.
I If saih action is desired by your
tarn;-, it shcciid he hid at your nox-
fibular meeting and tlie petition
ni'dattly mailed to Head Clerk
Havs.s, at Ruck Island 111.
Kx'cutive council. Modern Wood
i.h ii i:f America.
l!y A. R. TALBOT, head consul,
'. W. HAWKS, head cicn;.
This procedure in no wise interferes
wi'h the present enforcement of the
society's new plans and rates, or with
the transfer of memlx rs thereto. This
work m.y proceed without interrup
tn ii.
Y. P. S. MEETS
THE VOI'X., I:oi'!.E';
c! :he W.
Moral. :V ei;i
of the !o. ii
Hit it. hi r.-h:; co.
w i..n. i s a j i r
C.-Ute.,t
I-'.' 11
of M.Mlle . ,
HuANCI!
F. met
mi mbt rs
;e reieiit
i.nint; the
w hi. U the
was opened. The oai.g peo
i n; i t.d to walk to th home
ds in South Rock Island,
C. T.
'.g. the
uide it) il.
test ntert.
a-rn i e i t
Brown's Business College
OPEN ALL SUMMER
New Class Starts July 8
Dr. Marshall
iml Cl:ic40 lentil itunp.uiy
lie inovcil frvjiii SiVidel's
drug; Mojv to
Rooms 29-31
lilchei! S Lynie Eoilin5,
orr Sliite buk
ITUi aud '2d Ar.
iituz -7 -Jt-r.-i ....
tut ti. ) inc.. ia :.t wmtaer made th.s
ir.i-.irai t.cal. ai.d il.ty we:.t 10 the home
,.:' Mis Etta R.''ger. lill Tl.irt-sec-,
ond street . I heu a pit r.io l:uh
ciijii.d at ai'oi.t 7 o'clock, and the
1 e cLii j; .fii r a . lis was s;K'i:t socially.
music, sir.sii. and ctlur diversions '
; a.-;: c awyy a iltasai.t eveninp. The'
i xt riiii'r.r t.nC!..i of the branch
'Will !v hell July 15 with Miss Hazel
11. rtu ia. 1410 Th.rty-secot.d street,
CELEERATE ANNIVERSARY.
MR. AND VRs. W. W. FHARE.
27 1 Thirtitatli a;enue, Moline, par
etits of M:s. O. ('. s?ujfdley cf RovU
;l;.:iil. a: ' c 1 .'rat.aj t.;i.r "tli wed
il:n n.;. ! 'ersary at their l".otil tod:-y.
Thoir n.ai.y frier.iU are conratulat-
' us tl.t .a liou ; .:ssu: through o
ij '-" r y,.v if m-rr.i a . !4.'u.
h fully '.: A h.-rr:l Mr. 1'l.aro Is 87'
li. . a:s .: .,. a:.i Mrs. i hare is S4
b. are sjayin pood
r. 1'hare v.i;ne-j i the-
CALENDAR SHOWS THE
ARRIVAL OF DCG DAYS
Dopgone doR days have come at last,
us is eviden'.ed by the calendar and
em; hasized by the, temperature cf the
weather. City ordinance provides that
lanir.is must be muzzled and properly
tatid i.t this season of the yi-ar. or
take a little trip to the "happy hunting
grounds." Commissioner Archi" Hart
has issued orders that all dusts, re
tariiiess of size, breed or appearance,
, if they wear no muzzle 1
the doi; catcher, taken to jail, and un- j
lss called for within a few davs sin-'
t.nc.d to death via the leaden mes
senger route. And eo by closing your
(i.'s mouth with the muzzle placed
ptcperly mot hnns around his neck
for an ornament, says the commission
er). ou will prolong his life.
PLAY yOJSAFE'
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JULY 4th TOGGERY
Why Well Dressed Men and Women Purchase Here
Style a small word yet how high it looms on woman's horizon. Young & Mc
Combs' choice of summer styles have marked advantage of it a unique individ
uality that lifts them out of the commonplace into an exclusive class of their own.
American women are critical and discriminating: they have It in their power to make or mar
the success of a garment. They have made a marked success of the garments chosen by Young
& McComb8 for this summer hy approving of their style. Every woman within a 75-mlle radius
joins in paying homage to their merits. They extol their faultless fit; praise the beauty of form
and destinctlve designs; they have given them the recognized stamp of their approval.
Independence Dinner
50c
Wednesday, July
11 to 2.
Keserve tables by phone.
Haberdashery
We will also serve regular !JOc
and -."c dinners.
Kadishes
Combination Salad
llaketl Chicken Dressing
Xew Wax lieui's, Trench Sijle
Creamed Cauliflower
French Fried Potatoes
Apple Dumplings l'ie t ake
Coilee
Tea Iced Ten Suirl Mdk
Diiiteriiiilk
There Is keen satisfaction when a fellow remarks,
"That's a nobby shirt your wearing." A lasting sat
isfaction that your haberdashery is right as well as
neat appearing. Young & McComba' prices are Just
a little better than the other stores because we believe
In sellian quantity and quality at smaller profits
rather than little merchandise at a large prollt.
Men's soft negligee shirts with soft detachable col
lar and French cuffs, made from plain color highly
mercerized shirting material. A neat and dressy
shirt for hot weather regular $2.00 value, special
for Wednesday $1.39
Men's negligee shirts, coat style, attached cuffs, mado
from line quality percale, newest patterns, absolutely
fast colors, regular $1.00 value 79c
Men's mercerized soft collars in plain and striped,
regular 1 lie for Wednesday only Qq
Wilson I'.ios.' pure thread silk hos reinforced heels
and toes, regular 00c value, special, pair 39c
Our Store will Not be Open Wednesday Evening
Closed All Day Thursday, July 4.
Where futility is the Chief AtLruUon
a (Yl
frSCCt IJLAti J. ILL.,
S3
NURSE DEMANDS GROW;
THE PUBLIC MUST ASSIST
ASSOCIATION IS IN NEED OF CONVEYANCE TO ANSWER
CALLS HOT WEATHER INCREASES WORK.
AMONG THE POOR.
iicr lit a pracucai .udei Ir llneo,
fouiard. tali el a. tic It U her w--velopca
In tuu ibobaic. x'Ue aklrt
la cut ttj ailgbUjr ia ika t jot,
discloalng plaited aecuun. A mult
elf-band piped Jrlth gTeea aUK aor
rouoda lha ak'rt. Tha top of Uia
ikirt ia piped wtfi ano. abero It ta
attached to tu UL
The work of the Visiting Nurse as
sociation has grown so rapidly aud to
such tartling proportions in ti.e past
two or three months that the ladies
who feel the responsibility of the suc
cess of the association on their shoul
ders are becoming rather worri -d and
feel that unless contributions ot either
monetary or other practical nat ire are
coming 60on, they will be lot fed to
abandon much work which na'urally
politau Insurance company, $G.5Q;
amount spent for milk, eggs and medi
cine, $0.81.
Iinens and articles loaned Rubber
ring, two hot water bags; 12 abdom
inal binders, 20 shoe's. 12 pillow
cases, H gowns, 15 nets sterilized ma
ternity pads supplied.
The regular monthly meeting of the
as-soi iatioii was lieid Monday at the
horn.,- of Mrs. C. E. Sharpe. 1011 Twen
tydirt street, with a larne number
of the members in attendance.. Month
ly reports were, heard, snowing inu i
jthe liuihe had made ou r one hundred i
inore calls this month than she liad ;
(during the previous ruonib. The in-
I crease in Hie w ork is probably duo to j
ith': hot weather. . j
I Donations were received during the,
fnll u-irhin their mriiiiclinn M,.r...v
of course, is needed, and the n. ed is """i!h from Mt ( cunz' iibe rry,
not one which can be met in any other I Mrs ' E- "'"'"l"'. Mra. Kn-tiK.i.. Mrs.
f I'. t omeirys, .viib.-i i-'i'i".
way.
Furthermore, a conveyance of some
kind is needed. Whether it be
bugy, or touring car, they
do not care, but some c invey
ance they must have, and tha" toon.
Acccrdinply, they ask that anyone
who has some f.uch article let their
Redd a: Iiollman laundry. -Mrs. m.
Cas'eel, Standard fil Cioth coirijiany.
Iir. Hollowbiish, Dr. .S'cci.r. Hible
CovLmint class of th. M I- hirh.
Mrs Voss. Dr. Dart. Jr.. Muedi.-r Dr.
D' Silva, RiK'k Island I"- :om;iny.
Empire Ire company. Mrs. Kit! roan.
Mrs Iienri. Mrs. Remi'-V. N'i.-H Klsb
Dr. Ostrom. Dr. Ko
SPEEDING BOAT
STRIKES A TREE
Speeding down Rock river at a rate,
oi over 2'i miles an hour, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kalzmann and child bad a nar
row escape from death liust night, wh'-n
taeir motor boat struck a floating
' -ei- with te rrific force, throwing thf
ree high into the air, and disabling
he boat. They were able; to r' (5aia
he shore without further mishap, and
are today thunklhg their lucky star
for their fortunate escape.
i.ow Mrs
generosity be know a at The Ar-us cif-
nd l,.rr.hv trt tV... nurtin . StOCll.er.
tion, or to Miss Oil,, care of Tl.omaa r H''-,r,,Jr- Asso-i-d ( :s;,t A-t
Drug store, or tedephone 777-Y. The Mm. T. . Murphy. Norrno.le s ll-.er
Ul II'1"! " "
,t moi.th.-.
I The Choice of a Husband
! is too important a matter for a wc-
j man to be handicapped by weakness,
bad blood or fonl breath. Avoid
j these kill-hopes by taking Dr. King's
Life Pills. Xew strength, fine com-
j Flexion, pure breath, cheerful spir
its things that win men follow
i their use. Easy, safe, sure, 25 cents,
tail druggists.
hiieirv which Mrs. Marv Rohin&..n ; Silver l ross circnj
nated two years ago is about ready '''rs
to fchirffle off this mortal coi: ami ! Th'1 nummary of the
therefore some substitute is nece ssury, ! work follows:
and that quickly. 'j Assistant nurse. K, fill 'lays; a!
Miss Giles, the visiting nurse, will ' ance of ime, one-half 'lay; cads,
receive a much needed vacation dur. ; 5S pati-ms; l' doctors. Wiliiatn.-v I
lug the month of August and fcn as-: Silva. Sto ker, Ostrom. A say, Ko
sistant nurse will be retained to take!s- R HaU- ,u'!"rH- I-1"1- B"' k; ( : iiy.
her place during her absence. This A say. Ifhri,-r, M.ii:er. Rmvf-li
entails additional expense, am the Snively, Hir.rr;an: 21 f-i:m-r jan-: In.
Broadway I-adiea' Missionarr soH.tv ! 37 t w pa'b :.ts, thr-- dismi- d;
and the Helpers circle of I:in' three transferred to care of fa
All the newj a.n rne time The
Argus.
WHEN YOUR FEET ACHE
F rom forr.. Tin: I'm ". Sor- or CatPms
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l'ii I-'int tl.e ai.'li' ptl.' i ow'l'-r
ti, ,: i,.ik' n Irito th" h!.i . will Klv
Inntant ri -lief. It I the unitnit oni
f'.rt dlf-overy of tco ai-. Hold every
where. 2"f. Ixiti t ' pt any sui,?tl
tute. 'i,r free rarrip'K: addrek, All'-n H.
fjlnit-;,'!, I.e lioy, M. V.
BUS
. Daughters have donated funds toward : one'transf-rn-d to Moli.ie hospita
the- ravment cf the salarv of the aa-'transferred to Watertove n ho-
1 sistant ncTSf. Further heln. however ! or.e transferre-d to ear-;
i ia rtnntred and ar.v eeneroirT on t, I nt'Tse: one. sent ,to
jpart of the public will be f-reatly ap-j,;i,'1; 1& recover,
ipreciated and duly acknowledged. Arnc.unt coile.
of pra
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We Sell
Penn Oil & Supply com
pany's oil. Silver Leaf
auto oil. No carbon, no
trouble. None better.
KLOCKAU Auto'
& Carriage Co.
hUU--iitli St. ami Fourth Ave.
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