Fruit Market Sees Bountiful Home Grown Tomato Season
A Quincy market report notes arrivals of larger quantities and broader variety as summer advances. New items include Thompson seedless grapes and Bartlett pears, with scarce cantaloupes due to high demand and rail embargoes. Prices cover melons, fruits, vegetables, and nuts with detailed per unit costs and guaranteed quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Michigan
Quincy
Triumph
Texas
California
Royal Anne
Calif
Florida
Ib. c
Tanlac Ad Promises Health Boost for Stressed Bodies
An old time advertisement touts Tanlac as a vegetable tonic free from mineral taint. It claims Tanlac strengthens run down systems, aids liver and kidney troubles, and builds tissues. It cites a testimonial from L. Boring of the Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Home praising relief from chronic diarrhea and stomach distress after taking Tanlac. The advert notes it is sold by Brown & Mays Drug Co in Quincy at $1.00 per bottle or three for $2.75 postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Boring
Illinois Soldiers’ and Sailors
Boring
Illinois Infantry
Sherman
Tanlac
Quincy
Brown & Mays Drug Co
Derwood Rutledge Dies at Palowa
Derwood Rutledge aged 45 died Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of relatives in Palowa from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been ill for years and recently farmed with relatives. Born June 18, 1871 at Columbus he leaves a widow, his mother, sisters Mrs. R. E. McNeal Mrs. C. B. Cannon of this city and Mrs. Clarence Allan of Coatsburg, plus Frank Rutledge of Camp Point. Funeral at 920 Monroe Street Sunday afternoon with burial in Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Baee
Paloma
Mr. Rutledge
Gardner Governor Works
Wilson
Columbus
R. E. McNeal
C. B. Cannon
Clarence Allan
Coatsburg
Roy Fisher
Creede Colo
Perry Patterson
Wahpeton
N. C
Frank Rutledge
Camp Point
Monroe Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Arthur
Humphrey
A. W. Humphrey
Jefferson Street
Blessing Hospital
Herman Stormer Undertaking Establishment
Herman Stormer
Charles Milliken Dies in Sterling After Operation
Charles Milliken, a former Quincy resident, died last Monday in Cook County Hospital after an operation for cancer. The 60 year old stationary engineer moved to Sterling about ten years ago and leaves a widow and one son. his death was reported to friends in Quincy.
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Charles Milliken
Quincy
Sterling
Mr. Milliken
Cook County
Funeral services for William B Bushnell held at Good Shepherd
William B Bushnell's funeral was held at 9 AM Thursday in Good Shepherd Church with Rev. William M Gamble officiating. Pallbearers included Edward W McClure Carl E Epler Thomas Burrows Ben H Miller Thomas M Beaty and Erde W Beatty. Burial followed in Woodland Cemetery.
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Wiliam B. Bushnell
William B. Bushnell
Good Shepherd Church
William M. Gamble
Edward W. McClure
Carl E. Epler
Thomas Burrows
Ben H. Miller
Thomas M. Beaty
Erde W. Beatty
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral of Mrs Bertha M Kiefer Held at Home
Mrs Bertha M Kiefer was laid to rest in a private funeral held at 4 oclock Thursday afternoon at her residence 308 with family in attendance. The obituary notes she was born in and survived by relatives in the community. Pallbearers and further service details were reported by the local paper.
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Bertha M. Kiefer
Clean-Up Sale Offers Flouncings and Lace
One lot of 27 inch to 45 inch embroidered flouncings in plain and colored effects priced at 49c per yard. Another lot of 17 inch lace flouncing with all over patterns at 59c per yard. 27 to 45 inch Oriental lace flouncing used for dresses discounted to 1.19 per yard.
Burial of Rev H J Le mhuis at St Boniface cemetery
South Eleventh street report notes large attendance and many floral offerings for Rev H J Le mhuis pastor of Salem Evangelical church. Bearers included William Beckmann Willis Theele Henry Gelling Frank Costigan Anton B Kalmer and J Ackermann. Burial followed at St Boniface cemetery.
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South Eleventh Street
H. J. le ®Mhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
William Beckmann
Willis Theele
Henry Gelling
Frank Costigan
Anton B. Kalmer
J. Ackermann
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral services for F. M. Simmons today
The funeral will be conducted at 10 o clock this morning at the home 1111 Lind Street with burial in Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Simmons
F. M. Simmons
Lind Street
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral rites for Miss Minnie Stakelbeck today
Funeral services for Miss Minnie Stakelbeck will be held at 8 o'clock in her residence at 229 Locust Street and at 8 30 in St John’s Catholic Church. Burial is planned at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Stakelbeck
Miss Minnie Stakelbeck
Locust Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Meeting Postponed by South Park Shelter House Committee
The South Park Shelter House committee meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon in Mayor Abbott's office was postponed due to the absence of all members. A new meeting time is set for this evening at 7 o'clock.
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South Park Shelter House
Abbott
Frazer Couple Weds Again In Illinois Official's Office
A second wedding for Mr and Mrs Harry Frazer occurred Thursday forenoon in Justice Ben Heckle’s office. The ceremony followed a prior marriage that did not meet Illinois divorce requirements, and the pair had recently become estranged with a life crisis after she attempted suicide at the Family theater where he worked as a employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frazer
Justice of the Peace
Ben Heckle
Frazers
Illinois
Theater Poisoning Attempt Ends with Refusal
A woman pleaded with a machine operator to return to her, but he refused. She then went to the theater rear and swallowed poison, triggering a tense incident as authorities responded.
Clean-Up Hosiery Sale Cuts Prices Across All Items
Hosiery items including men's lisle socks in black and colors drop to 10c from 25c or 50c. women's lisle face hose reduced to 10c. women's lisle hose now 25c. children's gauze lisle hose down to 15c. infants silk socks 10c. men's $1 silk socks drop to 75c.
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Alzes
Clean Up Bargains From the Basement Sale List
Clean-Up bargains cover percale in gray dress patterns 10¢ a yard and apron ginghams 5c a yard. Big Wonder Oil Polishing Moon with 8 oz oil 49c. Plain blue cheviot shirting 10c a yard. Women’s hose 8 for 25c and men’s socks 2 for 15c. School shoes 8 pairs for 25c. Sunshine Furniture Polish 25¢ per bottle, two bottles. Coats hangers and copper wire hook 6 oz jelly glasses 18e per dozen. Buy now for jelly season during Clean-Up Sale.
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Sunshine Furniture
Clean-Up Sale on Kids Dresses and Toiletries
One lot of children dresses in sizes 2 to 6 years at 39c each, and dresses for ages 8 to 14 at 79c. Women's envelope chemise trimmed with lace at 59c. Bon Ton Corsets priced to clear at 2 dollars. Armour’s Toilet Soap 7 cakes for 26c, 250 bars for 176c, Williams Jersey Cream 9a for 7c, Aubrey Toilet Water 59c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Ton
Armour
Chateau
Williams
Jersey
Rug Sale Prices for 9x12 Royal Wilton and Brussels
Classified listing shows rugs offered in 9x12 sizes with Brussels and Royal Wilton brands. Prices listed include $34.60 for a Brussels rug and $26 for a Royal Wilton rug across various entries, with other 9x12 options at $32.80, $46, $35, $50, and $38.60 respectively.
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Axminster
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San Blas
Derwood Rutledge
Palowa
S. J. Selt
S. J. Belt
W. A. Griffin
Los Angeles
Belt
Rochester
N. Y
Quincey
Griffin
Frank
David A
Sierra Madre
Robert
San Bernardino
Cal
United States
GEM City Business College
Museetman
Ernoon
Malambri
Hampshire
Nainsock
Meyer
Hague
Svery
Big Wonder
With Tei CO
Maine Street
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