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THE ROCK ISLAND AHGTJS, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1912.
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Smart Clothes
(i 63QWB1, Miss&s t, Girls Pe51
I I mn Li Lit oinuu ouijw '
Suits
at $9.98
As a final opportuni
ty for you to obtain an
extraordinary suit, we
have roupf-l some rare
t
values up to lG.'i and
priced tliomat I.US. All
wool pertres, hard finish
ed vorsteds and nobby
mixtures, plain and
fff if f
MM
' tTMmntr.rl
' ;V'i f'irable
rill'.; .
' M or two
H1; Eat
F WM' I i fir . i
SPECIAL
Fur Sets
Tit-nut If til Freir-h ('or, 'v fur
rtM with fatvy shawl co.l.ir,
lined with good rjuality .".;! in,
larire fanry niuf I" match
SIIXIAL '.Oa. .
;
Ij; : I
Serge Dretaes, All Colors 6.98
A FRIEfKIJ MEED
Just a Cit of Life ns It Cropped
Cut on a Railway Train.
" liw.f.ff l:r:r :in.vlhi:is mwr
fl ' V jilii:it 'tn:nV t ( 1 1 1 1 : T 1 1 . 1 1 i T tu
ii:i:i.' " s;ii, : rrm iiVnre i-i!iz-ii tlio
titlirr iln.v, "J n il iviiiinili'i! nf a linh-Ini'lil-sil.
I u::s I'Hiiim li;uM; frmi!
Ivistnti wi!li ii Irii'i'.d i:i Hie iriiilaiu it
train, .uul. cllh:u on Ixmrd :it ;!.
l:.nk liny sialic:., we fi::ml a se:it
lu-iir llif r"ir ml nf nr.
"Simiii ;if!fr Ihf li'.'iin 1'iilii'il ;it I
liMipi-i:i'i tu lix'k :in.iii:i! iiikI saw tlic
i ollilin :n- ii;i;m i-t!' Ir (kji'istlll.iiili);
villi M rMiiiT sl:i!i!iy io'ikin;: Mi'i i;ncu
ol luiiiiaiiiiy wn uiir. sii:ini m ll.i
last fat. At IV.t I t!nii;i!it tin Plan
vun ilnink. Imt n I v. xl. !ii' I s.i
tlisil lu- :is :i fiin-iuiiiT vim ri'itlilti't
HiKlcrstiioi) I'.nlisli. w;i-i Imliliur
.til n i-rii :i ii:'fil oiih elm i:i r liiil In tKf
ruiiiliii tur st ii I s'iyii) 'New York' ivor
nml ovi-r iiii In.
" l-'iii.i 1 1 v tlio condintur rlni(ik bin
head, sai'l ttuiuri 'liiii; I !-m!lu't --i t - ll
niiil vent am Tlif furi'iKii'T. li rii'lict
tltvent IimiL.iik yonn fi-llrw. 't
, U i in m iri ii l,:.v. Ilii-ii l'iirii'l hi. fai-e
lu bl lutii'l.-i nml l'c.;an to t ry. Wi.li
lUe usual :.Uus ii i!!..cnv:' if tlie
trnveilt! n:l'llr to t!i- tronhli-s of :my
uue v'.e. I -.iiil n: n:uri iittcnt.ou tu
tliu man niiil pt'i';:' lo t:!ki' a in;.
"I was Just I u-ut nuiiii; to v.!'.r:i I
tecunii' iiware f 1 ti: r n i:ian w;is i-liiinl
Ih-nIUu nit in tiio nisle. sii',iUiiir to
ii i e. I bnt ti; lKki'rl lit liiui. la'
Viis a niL4;!i ii)i:;rii! tn:in. far fioui
iri'jKvsspssitiL'. il.'i.n kIuivi'ii, v.itli a
Kort of luiliil" fiif .
' "Sil.v. units.' In' Ixviui. '1 wunt to
know If yon ould i't like to liflj n t I
ltr out.
"I KUnVniMl instinct I vf'y, (lctfni'iiicd
to rof'W" U-t liiui ii.ii.l.e.a -tom li.
This Should Keep
The Baby Healthy
When It 13 111 Don't Eeconao :
Alarmed, but Give This I
Ifine Laxative. j
It in often difficult to tell Just what :
Is the matter with a cryins. n-.'vb.u I
baby or child too vouiir to oxtrcss1
lis foellass in wcrds. but ltd a scaer. 1 '
ride the mother will find that tii-ie':
1 a tendency to constipation, whi. li !
has brought on a headache or i:cr-i
oiisiioti. The little one has no vu.r., '
h.it feels "out of aorta."
The first thin to try is a fatnily ,
ronu'dy containing Rood but mild lax
a'ive properties, and maiiy mothers
U1 say that their choice would te i
It. Caldwell's Syrup 1'opsln. Thou
sands of mothers keep It In the house j
f..r such emergencies, among whom
nsy he mentioned Mrs. Jennie .Man
uel mother of Masttr Manuel. Aitn
nont. 111., and Mrs. Lewis Huff,
rowBg'.ac, Mich. They and others ;
are glad to say that Syrup Pepsin ;
atved them many an Illness and many
a large doctor bill, for by adminis
tering It promptly. nhin t'r.e ilrp
symptoms of Illness were noticed
prevented a serious ailment.
It is so pleasant-tasting that no
child will refuse it, and as it does
not nre, the child is glad o take' it
aj.ain. A bottle can be obtained of any
diujiglst for fifty rents or one dollar,
the latter being thij size bought by
families alrtady familiar with its mer
its. Syrup Pepsin Is for all the family
f'em infancy to old a so, and because
C Its mildness families should premier
It over ail other remedies. It is also-
$12 Caracul Cloth Coats
. 5.9S
All the wanted styles la practically
ell sizes for misses, juniors and wom
en. At our remarkably low price you
cannot afford to wait if you need a
serviceable, stylish coal get one for
ThaLkESivini 5.93.
av v j
Tr.-.ilrs nil A... t.s3-&J.
color
s, only on';
oi e
ill
Charmeuse Silk Dresses,
colors, 5.98.
Tli.-ri--.
!; tin :.
tli i: i.l.
; Willi
a poor voihim fo'-(jjnir
l i- v. cut 'in with .i jerk of
towaril t!i iilien. still sit
iiuaciI i";ul. niiil lie's up
lux
tin;
:is::'Int It fur fair, lie rrtn't spciik a
word of I-::iu:i---!i. and lie wants to Ro
to New York. "!ieiv lie liu.s frit'tnls.
''I'c C't (lie i lea .'.iiru'liow lie conI6 i
do it for ;; ii l!iir. aii lie's trot: Hut. of i
coiir.e. lie can't.' anil tl.ey're i;oiii to j
fail lii'u off t! f (rain when we jiet to j
I'roviilcni-e. It's mislity h:iril on :i fcl- !
ler like !i;:v.. an I tliere :iln't any te!:-
ln what'll l:.iciisi to li'm sfettriy 'lt
off In a stra fe i i'y at 1 o'clock i!i the i
tin. riling. I i ! i i -! ; t inajl.e you'd lie!
willinjr to irivc a little to hc! bin) '
IHlol '
"He stii;cd. looked ns straight in
the eve ami smileil Mieenishly ns if he j
Were ashamed of what he was (loins.
We kiivi' l iin a,d'i!!ir. lie vent on j
tliroii'jh the atnl tln-fe ! few of !
the tn.-.sei:crs wlm ciilu't respond to i
the iiiijicjii lie c.i:i!e liack coinititi '
the money, an 1 as he jot to our seat I j
heard him say : !
'There's a lioUa more needed I'll
make it up myself:' and he pulled out
u couple of 1:1 1 v cent pieces and r.dded 1
them to the an. mini.
"The conduct, r and the hrakenian '
wele Ktandh' at the door of the car
near the fcrc.tu'l's sent. j
"'Here.' saiil the iii.iii who
lil ted i lie tnoliex to lhc alien;
had col
i e me
your d.d ar.
"Dninlily. hut trustingly, the voting
fellow n.'!id,d ii over. ami. ivinji it
to !,e "ii.! :i tcr .villi the rct. the hull
do n:aii s;i I tri.'lly :
'Til de's !i; fare."
"It slow ly dawtied on t!;e nlie'i what
litul heea d"iie for l.ini. a I'd as the con
(li. .r i ;: iu',l Tic i. '..ate check and
liiinde.l it to hiai the (.'!:,( it ude in his.
fa io v as ::. -. i i! a :: lie cciildn't
Fpcak. I. t:t he t'k his i-ap o:T and
iMiwed i::-:i:u itn l :ii:a!:i to the o'hi lal.
I.ut the t.-.ttcr 'i-ited to tile iilsseliiier
nil ) was tM'.-.- ;n his seat across the
liislc and t.'al the yotit.i that he na
the on.- " i It -.'':
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L
MASTER MANUEL.
lutely safe and reliable. You will
never again give cathartics, pills, sails
o.' sucli harth physics, for they are
Ufually urii.ee?xary. ttd in the ras
yCf children, women and elderly people
'are a treat shock to the system and
hence phou'.d te avoided.
If in nv-tnber of your family has ,
eer used ?yrup Tcpsin and you would ,
l;ke to make a per.-onal trial of it be-'
ft re buylns it in the repular way of a '
diucf;ist. send yoi r address a postal
Till do to rr V. B. Caldwell, 413
Wahinptor. St., Monttofllo, III, and :
a free sample VioUle will be maijed '
yt u. Kesuits ar'- r.!'sys Ruarantcf-d
or money wiil be re.'unded. (Adver
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THE final two days of our "Seven
Days of Thanksgiving Specials"
will see a greater interest than ever,
shown by all keen shoppers in and
about the Tri-Citres in this store. The
illustrations shown here are exact
and picture the garments you will
find here during these final two days.
Come and share in the SPECIALS
which are offered you at 'The Store
with a Conscience-GROSSMAN'S
Waists
Note the attractive model
pictured here, these waists
are rare values at even 3 to
$3.50. Lingerie trimmed with
lace and embroidery high col
lars and long sleeves, many
different styles, all new
SPECIAL 1.98.
All
Alterations
Free
all
.oe rcreiner crossed the aisle til!
be stood squarely in front of his bene
factor, took off his cap and. with tears
of trratitude in his eyes, bowed ajrain
and ajrain It was evident enough that
the benefactor was embarrassed ,y
this unexpected outburst. At first be
waved his h:i'Ml around the enr to iniii
cate thiit everyhotlv litul bad a liund In
It. But be couldn't iimiie the foreigner
understand. 'J'lie lattfi kept on bow
iliK. whereupon the nt-comfortable in
dividual In the sent f-T'inted and turn
ed to look out or the whitlow.
"I have never situ." (included the
ma!) .who was telling the story, "a
kiudlier if I wciv a u'irl I should say n
sv.eeter- act of charity in my life. Sit
ting across the aisle, this hard faced
man had heard the story of :i)e for
eigner, helpless, alone and IrijrhTcned,
and out of pure goodness of heart,
without iinv necessity for dnini: it. he
bad taken upon lilmself the miniate! r. I
task of M-lh-iti!" money from the rest
of the people in that car to help oui a
nan he'd never seen before and would
probably never see aj;alll " Providence
Journal.
HAWAII'S VOLCANIC IKFERNO.
A Peep Into Kiiauea'a Lake of Brim
ston and Fir.
l'il.nuea, iu Hawaii. Is a round, ex
tinit crater about three miles across
and 700 or rfOtl feet deep. It has lieen'
the scene of terrltic explosions m past
apes, but it has now dw'dlcd to the :
small active crater of .T.,leiiiauni;ni.
which la sunk near the middle of it !
like a ht'.'e pot, 2() or more feet deep j
m.d 1.0IX) feet across.
In the laiilaftenioon a party of eiuht
of ten of us on horseback set out to ,
vi-lt the volcano. The trail led down j
the broken and shelving side of the
rater. amid trees and bushes, till It
struck the floor of lava at the bottom.
O.ir course took us out over the
cracked. and contorted lava beds, whern
no preen tlila;; was growing. Thc
forms of the lava Bow suppested
mailed and wtlthinp drapous, will) j
horrid, paplnp mouths ami vicious
-laws. The lava cruncher beneath the
horses' feet like shelly and brittle ice.
At one point we passed over a wide,
ja jped crack on a bridge. As we neared
the crater thi; rocks prew warm and
sulphur r.nd other fumes streaked the
bir.
When half a mile from the crater we
dismounted and. leavlr.p our horses in
charpe of the pulda. proceeded on. foot
. over the crocked un.l heated lava rocks
j toward the brink of this veritable
ilevil's caldroiu. The sulphur funics
j are so suffocating that it can be ai
I proached ouly on the windward side
The first planee into that fearful i;t
U all that your Imagination can picture
it Tou look upon the traditional lake
of brimstone nud tire, and if devils
were to appear sklppinc about over the
surface with pitchforks, turnlnp their
vlctium as the cook turns her fryinp
crullers lu the sputtering fat. it would
not lunch surprise you. This li juid is
rather thick and viscid, bnt it is boll
lnp furiously. ireat masses of It are
thrown up forty or tlfry feet and fall
with crash like that of the surf upon
the shore.
The mass of boiling lava is said to be
about one atid one-Lnlf acres in extent.
Its surface Is covered with larpe masses
of floating crust, black and smooth,
like leather or roofing paper, and te
tween these masses, or islands, the
molten lava shows la broad, vivid
lines. It is never quiet.
looking upon this scene with tb?
thought of the traditional lake of tire
and brimstone of our forefathers in
mind, you would say that these Mark,
fillby locking masses floating about ou
the surface were the accumulation of
all the bad s?utr that bud l.oeii fritd
out of the poor sinners since bell was
Invented. How much wickedness and
uncharity and evil thought it wo".M
represent! If the poor victims were
clarified and made purer by the aroc -
Lingerie Waists, 1.93.
GOVERNMENT REGARDS M'MANIGAL'5 TESTIMONY AS MOST DAMAGING TO DE
FENDANTS IN "DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY" CASE AT INDIANAPOLIS; JURY TIRES
j pli
Indianapolis. District Attorney
Charles v . Miller and his associates
feci that they have scored heavily in
the ca?! a:ias( tlio alleged "dyna
mite conspii at. !!" by the testimony of
Oitio McMani.;:l. All last week Mc
.Aianigal toA 10 tell the jury of dynijf
n.'.tins jobb ho had dono in different
parts of the country for several years
piior to and imduding 1010. lie im
t.iitatcd iiir.riy of the lulf hundred de
fcndar.tr? in the ca?,'ia addition to the
tvo iC?Ilara Irotiu-rs. Day after
cry ho mounted t'ls witness stand in
V:i federal court, and related in great
detail the story of how ho had de
stroyed proi erty valued at hundreds of
ess. then it wtv.iid. seem worth while.
John Burroughs in Century.
i.
Helping the Books.
Persons about to install new libra-,
rles or tlii-o who tiad their books in
bad condi: i :i v.il.! he glad of the ad
vize o.'fcred oa this s-ubjeet by a writer
Egg Eozema
Zcmo Csrza Went Cisc3 and Is
Wonder for U.cry Form of
Got tat 5-Cnt lri.i Scttla Today.
The positive proofs that ZEMO enrt
ny end all forr.s of gkln n (711c Hons have
groused tlj ent.ro cornraanUy.
The wonderful way la wlileh raw, fiery
eczema quickly brls Ly the m&elo toucb
of ZEMO Is marvelous.
Ton simply appl? Jt to the afflicted part.
It doesn't smart to not a casty. prtaty
p&tle or ointment, but a wocdorfal dlsas
pcaring llqul.1 that s!nl-s rU-ht In, quickly
cliaya all puia. all Itch, all distress. It
dooa the vr.rk and dii it In way that i&
cst-'nlsnlnn. Tae n stuii-T price of ZEMO
ia iljM for flio lirn tot'le. but yoa caa
acts ret a Uhr-ral trial bo; !o -jf ZEMO for
jlu7 ia oeatj winca la toiiy wtm iMt.X
i
giiirfcr.teed Lyj
p.r.d in Rock Is-i
Z-rrr.o ia eo':.-"
dnsggiits evervA-I
' ji;iid Ly P. D. G.
iiej-'s drug store,
ir, t. t r- 1
Extra Special
All children's hats for two
days' selling to be marked at
98c each.
Coat Special
About 100 coats for women
and misses, made of black
Tblbets and mixtures, some
worth 7.50, others $ 10, a great
SPECIAL at 4.95.
hi
Tri-Cities
Leading
Store
Polo coats, hats
thousands of dollars; as he said, to"
please his employers, the oiiiciala of
tio structural iron workers' union. "
McManipal's testimony apparently !
made a deep impression upon the jury.
The defense feeis that the breaking
down of thij testimony is its most dim-'
cult task.
Probably the next hardest work of
the defense will be to explain away
tre apparent moaning of scores of
Utters written by the defendants to
J. J. McN'amara during the time dyna
miting explosions were terrorizii-g the
country. J. J. McN'amara, it is charg
er.', is the man who stood at the head
of the conspiracy, directing it from
in i,es Annates (I'arlK). Glass cases
should nlways be avoided except for a
few precious 'olames which are spe
cially looked after and frequently dust
ed since the conlined atmosphere and
lack of air circulation in such book
cases are favorable to the development
of perms, insects and mold. "Second
ly." adds the Scientific Atrierinai. "the
simple precaution should be taken of
placing fin the shelves behind tlip
bools strips of cloth or flannel niois
tened with, benzine, phenol, tobacco
juice or lurfteitine. These strips give
excellent results if renewed fro.n tiuie
to time."
One of the Stipulations.
A vegetarian engaged a (iertuan cook
lady not long ago. Ills wife liked the
appearance of the appli atit. Her ref
eren"es were po-d and the wages she
demanded not exorbitant.
"I'd like to hive yeu come." said the
lady of the house, "bat perhaps you
won't want to live with us. We art
vegetarians and never have any meal
in the bouse. WouVi you be sutisfietl
with a vegetable diet?"
He fntuleiti scratched hfr Istvid.
"Veil." she sai l !;iJ! u!y. " i s beer
a wepebible?"-Cleve land I'iain Dealer.
Punttsrs.
rotiglns Jerrolil. when challenged to
make a pun on tlje zodiac, replied. "By
;eiiiiui. i Cnn it r."
Theodore Hook, when li- was impro
vising at a party, and a Mr. Winter, a
well known. Inspector of t.ises. can an- i
nonnced. went on without a moment !
break in his performance:
Here comes Mr W;nl-r. in&-ctor of i
id
id
y to give h:m 'vhat-vpr he
advise e to gtv him w thiMt any
ftun.mt-ry (
For thouch his name'it Vir.tT b E7'cn j
are summary !
j AH the news all the time. The Argus.
Extraordinary Suit Spscial
A special lot of suits which have been
priced up to 41.75, hive been checked as
a Thanksgiving special, for one day OXLT.
Smartest suits in our stock, most all sizes,
all newest styles, plain and semi-trimmed,
exact duplicates of nimy suits to be display
ed next spring, coat are proper lengtfc
styles good for three season. Your choice
17.75.
$12.50 $18 Coats
9.98
Smart models such as you
A
r.
will see priced on "sale" at .
prcbab'.y more than this Ar
many styles, full and
auarter lengths. SPECIAL at WW.
9-9S-
ana
14.75 .
Silk lined plush coats, chin
chillas, broadcloths, plaid
backs, mixtures and cheviots
in many styles, most all
sizes SPECIAL at 14.75.
29.50 to $35 Coats
18.75
None of tomorrows'
features will appeal to
you more than this.
Coais for motoring and
general service, made of
choicest materials, tail
ored to perfection, com
pare them with other
coats and you will find
them underpriced, for
such coats as there are
today priced -several
dollars above our SPE
mmmm
CIAL PRICE
to match, 7.98
Indianapolis. ,
The tetters received by McN'amara
from the defendants, and introduced at
the trial, refer to "jobs." The writers
or" the letters were always asking for
help on these "jobs." Senator John
v'. Kern, who sits at tho head of the
lut!;e army ot attorneys for the de
fense, declared at the outset of tho
trial it would he shown that the gov-
eminent was attempting to place an
entirely unwarranted construction on
V..e letters. He said the reference to ft nse will have a large number of wit
"jobs ' merely meant construction of i r.er.ses.
bridges, or buildings in which the iron- The jury has already grown tired
wokers were engaged. The plan of of the case, which has proved a slow
the defendants is to show that they and rather monotonous grind:
I
WOMEN FOR ARBITRATION
TO AVERT FUTURE WARS
Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 28. The Na
tional American Women's Suffrage
association today adopted resolutions
commending President Taft for ap
pointing a woman as head of the na
An Exceptionally SAFE and
BIG-PROFIT Investment
Herein Is offered a most unusual opportunity tu Invest (not
speculate) and get in on the ground Moor of a rapidly expanding
business which is already paying big profits. Absolutely every
thing is in favor of it. ,
First of all it is entirely free from risk. (You don't want a speculation.)
It combines in itsti' two of the most succusstul and w-cure fields of modern
business the mad order field and the mediial field. I'ortunvs have been
maje in both, as :s attested to by the dividend melons which i.recnt yearly
by such mail order finr.s as Sears. Roebuck & Co., Montgomery Ward & Co.,
John M. .Smyth and others. Iu the medical field stand much examples of
success as that of an Eastern cz-mny which now estimates i.s profits at
fcl,iJOX a year, and another co.njjaiiy which has paid out in dividends
more than 423,000, MX).
When tnch prof ilt are poubl ko cn can longer be tatio4 with 2. bent
iatere-t cr fejfc fia loaos. .
The Hoe ktir.oli Co. is not only !n a za'.-. ffetrl it ii i'wif r.n asrnMiihwl
-s. It re- ofu as a tcinx ,''i;ccrn in .ii .Dv;nie oil's. In e:'ii..t eurs it hua
a:o"-irii frra an iave.-v.i.iCt ' 14.60 to an iaterni-uonal b'jAii.esa rtii $6,'i(.
M-flt remarVa'.'e r,f a.!) it hat dnna all thla without aHvcrttInar. t' .'it zrent
writ.n ti', in' 'UM .-:; wit nut vhi--h n" other uiaii order or xsUiCal concern
win 1 evtr have c-itatruwo it a.icu.nic clllics.
Now (ar.d il ia U vrbat ahool 1 Vn'ereat you), the Home Rmc-cti- Co. hiu
decid'-J to 1 -.tinch eut aiid alvertie. 'i'be uoniiern whi, h t.ave b-rn ac-.'Da'l:'''!
hirett.fore by yria'-Ied merit an i mot:th-tonouth re-ornrr.md.'i;.'r.s will r,tw
receive ih!maxw irr.petua of a p-.werfiil and mnentiftc alve itMntr canitirn. 1 he
mult will be. mutt b. utDTaU'rled. And t'.mt mur. will reap the beceliUwho
La the loreuain lv ace iRi ojrtunity and Krat It now.
Tf inangur.tta this a-lvcrtiiirur ramp;i;rn we have dcided to offer the
rea-.i-.:.ii.tf Trea j.y bt ,ck to the putUc at a iar value ol JlO.Cv,
It njrely wm'.i be foolish to a'I'.w an offer nu: h as thi to by without looking
farther into it: e,pe',:rt;:y wnen it citn not'rcr,f but a ,ataxe Mump to ir.veaii
i?;it. Voa car.not att'.rd to i:K.ec-l tl-.U. Write u t for moracomvl--te d':t&ii and
f.r ottr r-:?ren es at once. Sat.-f yourlf thtt ehifc is a rare lavotmeot oppor
tucity ab ca i: bjnd to pay h'H irifit.
Write today. V "member that if yoo had br,j?ht Bromo Selrier Sock when It
started out it woti.d havecw. y0 only S -5 ahie. It is zrw worth toOOper i,',j(.
THE HOME REMEDIES COXPAN'Y
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traffic in women. The convention ad-
journed silie die this afternoon.
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