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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1917

Page

2

Dew Drop Inn Sanitation Probe Moves Forward

The state board of health is asked to intervene after Mayor Thompson and a visiting civic committee found the Dew Drop Inn at Broadway in filthy, overcrowded condition with a single toilet serving about 100 rooms. The owner pledges cleanup, while women from the Women’s Forum press for improved sanitation or abandonment of the building.

State Board of Health Dew Drop Inn Broadway Thompson Lb. Martin Louis Melton W. H. Sith Civic Department Women's Farm State Health Board Anton Padovic Women's Forum

Fred Brinkoetter Honored by Masons

Frederick W. Brinkoetter was elected master of Rodley lodge No. 1. Officers elected include Senior Warden Charles W. Johnston Junior Warden Frank J. Hendrickson Treasurer Frederick M. Pendleton Secretary Erde W. Beatty. Warren L. King elected to the Masonic temple association board. Annual lodge meetings set for Kernan No. 39 Lambert No. 659 and Quincey No. 206 this week.

Frederick W. Brinkoetter Rodley Lodge Masonic Temple Charles W. Johnston Frank J. Hendrickson Frederick M. Pendleton Erde W. Beatty Warren L. King Masonic Temple Association Nerman Lambert Quincey

Quincy Rabbits Win St Louis Honors

Thigh honors were worn in the St Louis Pet Stock show held last week by hares and rabbits sent by the Quincy Rabbitry. Joseph Schedel, one of the owners, reports that the prizes won are as follows: First and second honors for senior Himalayan doe. Second prize for senior Rufus Red Belgian hare buck.

St. Louis Quincy Rabbitry Joseph Schedel

The New Triple Combination Remedies Advertised

An old advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and appetite booster, along with Peptiren as a pepsin-nux iron-celery nerve tonic, and Hood's Pills as a laxative. It urges readers to buy one or all three for comprehensive relief and says act now.

Hood

Local social notes from New Salem and nearby areas

Families and visitors are listed in a sequence of social notes. Mr and Mrs Roy Griffith and sons Francis Edwin and Donald visit Mrs Griffiths parents F W Dimmitt. Mrs Martin Driscoll and daughter Anna travel to Kansas City to visit relatives. Otha Miller visits Virginia. Blanche Murphy of Eldora visits Helen Dolbeare. Glenn Kneeland and family host Thanksgiving with Geo Kneeland family. Ralph Doane and family of Perry visit Doane residence. William Moss and family relocate to Alton. Bessie Pence and brother Robert visit their father W J Pence in Heisman. Thomas Ball, shot duck hunting, returns home from hospital. Rev C T Pettitt ill with la grippe. no services. Rev Spurgeon lectures on liquor. C G Winn leaves for Chicago. Elsie Winn home for Thanksgiving. Cadwell Pratt Shinn Lashu yy and others depart on Texas tour via Hannibal. E J Gray returns from extended visit with daughter Floyd Phillips.

Roy Griffith Francis, Edwin and Donald New Salem Griffith F. W. Dimmitt Martin Driscoll Miss Anna Kansas City J. J. Iartnett Otha Miller Virginia Blanche Murphy Eldora Helen Dolbeare Glenn Kneeland Bader, Jr Geo. F. Kneeland Ralph Doane Perry Doane William Moss Alton Bessie Pence Robert Heisman W J. Pence Thomas Ball C. TI. Pettitt MFE la Grippe Spurgeon AntiSaloon League C. G. Winn Chicago Elsie Winn Michigan G. F. Cadwell A. J. Pratt Ross P. Shinn M. M. Lashuyy Texas Hannibal E. J. Gray Floyd Phillips

Death of Private Charles B Pep pers in France

Private Charles B Pep pers, engineer, died of pneumonia on November 22 in France. His mother, Mrs. Sarah Jones, resides in Audubon Iowa. The death was reported by Gen Pershing from the front.

Washington Charles B. Peppers Sarah Jones Audubon Iowa Gen. Pershing France

Christmas Store: Practical Gifts for Everyone

In this Christmas Store pitch shoppers are invited to browse thousands of practical gifts at practical prices. The message emphasizes pleasing everyone on the list and rewards the shopper with attentive service, framing a practical Christmas as the happiest.

Christmas stationery gift boxes and cards promotion

From friend to friend at Christmas time a dainty well chosen box of stationery delights. Crane's linen lawn tinted paper with gold or white edges in buff light blue violet or rose tint box 90c. Combination white boxes ideal for Christmas gift 25c. Dainty correspondence cards and gold edged paper in blue buff white colors box 1.00.

Crane

Season Spirit Cards Priced 2 for 5c to 10c Assortments

Assorted season spirit cards offered in broad selections with dainty illustrations and cheerful print. Prices are very reasonable at 2 for 5c, 5c each, and 10c.

Gift of silverware for married friends offered

There is a practical gift option with an Oneida chest of 26 pieces for 6.98, including tea spoons six for 0.75 and table spoons six for 1.50, plus six medical knives for 2.25 and Yorks six for 1.50.

Oneida Yorks

Sale of Christmas Ribbons Starts This Morning

A morning ribbon sale offers thousands of yards of fancy ribbons for bags camisoles and other gifts at low prices. Lightweight four to five inch ribbons in light and dark colors 5c a yard plus a mammoth assortment of brocaded and floral ribbons at 75c a yard. Silk ribbons seven inches wide with many designs 69c a yard and a large selection up to six inches wide 33c a yard Main Floor.

Choose Christmas Handkerchiefs Now

Christmas handkerchiefs are presented as practical gifts with a rush to shop before the holiday. The message urges choosing from full assortments early to avoid December crowds and ensure ready selections.

Happy Days in Toyland Vintage Toys and Prices

Cunning dolls of every nationality and sizes from 25¢ to 12, doll go carts, pianos from 50¢ to 7.50, doll furniture priced 1.25 to 8. Erector building sets 1 to 10, Tinker Toys from Evanston 50c, toy guns 25c to 1.50, tool chests 6c to 3.00.

Dolly Oy Tinkers Evanston

A Silk Dress Pattern for Mother

A splendid gift for mother, a silk dress pattern her secret desire. Beautiful silk patterns in plain silk messaline and taffeta options, offered in dark and evening shades. Prices range from 8.94 to 10.50 dollars, packed in a cheerful Christmas box.

Mother

Gifts of China for Christmas Housewife Gift

A dainty piece of china makes an appreciated enduring gift and will be praised for years. The China Store offers Quincy’s largest carefully chosen stock and invites early selections for Christmas service in the Basement.

China Quincy

Christmas Gift List for Soldiers Brightens Holiday

A wartime appeal urges loving remembrances from families to comfort soldiers far from home. Suggested gifts include wrist watches, pocket cameras, sewing kits, safety razors, sweaters, and wool socks with prices from 40 cents to $7.00, emphasizing practicality and morale.

Wastman West Pocket

Fur Set Advertises Women’s Accessories Prices Listed

Women’s fur sets offered on the second floor include a Marmot fur scarf and muff priced at 15 dollars. A Red Fox fur set with a shaped scarf and large muff satin lined is priced at 29.50 dollars. The display notes a head and tail trim and satin lining for the muff.

Silk Hosiery Makes Practical Christmas Gift

Silk stockings offer affordable luxury for Christmas gifting. Fibre silk hose come in white and black, all sizes, pair 40c. Full fashioned pure thread silk hose with reinforced heels and toes available in black and white, pair 90c. Superior quality pure thread silk hose in white black and fashion shades, pair 1.45.

Silk Blouses For Christmas Gifts On Second Floor

A Christmas gift suggestion segment highlights refined satin blouses and crepe de chine options. Features include convertible collars, satin button fronts, long sleeves with turn back cuffs, white and black colors, and Christmas-box packaging. Prices range from $3.95 to $5.75. Second Floor.

Bath Robes for Gift Comfort and Warmth

Christmas bathrobe selections offer cozy warmth for men and women. Beacon cloth robes feature sailor collars, varied trims, and waist cords with prices from 3.25 to 8.50, some sets including matching slippers.

Ties for Men Ties A Vast Silk Cravat Selection

Hundreds of handsome silk cravats in colors the gentleman would pick, offered to please every man at home. Practical gifts with a wide range of plain colors and striped effects, priced at 2Bc 350 890 600 760 and 1.00.

Christmas Jewelry Display Of Dainty Gifts

A local display showcases dainty jewelry for Christmas giving. Genuine shell cameo brooches are priced at 1.00, pearl beads at 2.50, jet beads at 2.60, with hundreds of earrings and novelties priced at 0.50 each.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pittsfield W. V. Wills A. V. Wills A. V. Wills and Sons E. C. Murphy Methodist Church Harry Higbee State Bar Supreme Court Ruby Nelson Bloomington Wesleyan University Charles H. Nelson Knights of Columbus Young Men’s Christian Association Mac Neville Karl Greiffe Fred Woods Muillikin University Decatur E. M. Woods Sarah Hall Paul Fife National Council of Defense Circuit Court Room Howard Z. ©. Brown The Detroit Henry Lotz Victor Dillon James Dillon Harry Branch Heretta Kaeser Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs Miss Kaeser Fred Brinkoetter Masons Quincy Rabbits Land of Sunshine Louiseville & Nashville Railroad Dixie Limited Dixie Flyer Southland and Jacksonville Express la Carta Central America Cuba Mobile New Orleans Pensacola Gulf Coast FE Herring Pass N. Broadway St. Lous, Mo Happy Days Toyland Santa Gifts of Ingersoll
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