Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-26

quared in aluminium for a. at
2OO9 Third avenue. W. II. HARE.
general sign painter.
Save money by buying shoes of the
Boston. Ladies' all solid $3.50 but
ton shoes, patent tip, square or opera
toe, guaranteed. We are the people
for shoes-The Boston.
The new train service on the 4. 1.
& p. offers unequaled time 10 points
in central and southern Illinois, In
diana and Ohio. For time of trains
see schedule in this paper.
Mems tan. shoes $23s worth s.
anywhere. Also $1.sS for light.
dressy satin calf shoe, pointed toe.
that looks and wears well-other
dealers ask $3.50. The Boston.
Only so of the black, all wool
suits left. We have been selling
them at the rate of so suits week
at S.. per suit. Match them if
YOU can. The London. of course.
Have you taken advantage of our
f7.42 suit sale? If not, you have
missed the best thing of your life.
Think of it-S7.42 for a suit well
worth SIS, $3.50 and $12-The Lon
don.
The London is the place to buy a
suit for $7.42, suit well worth SIS,
1880 and $12. Call and see
them; willing to show. To see them
is to buy them. The London's great
$7.42 suit sale. &.
Oh. what pretty hats and caps you
have! That's what we hear every
day from ladies trying to find some
thing nobby for their children. and
happen to drop into the right place
Lloyd & Stewart.
That whistling at the Lumber
company's mills this morning was
simply the signal of the men that
logs had arrived and that operations
were tn be resumed this afternoon.
Glad tidings, indeed.
Dolly Bros. have placed on sale a
line of ladies' Dongola. patent, square
and opera toe patent tips at $3.50, just
the same as you pay 81. for. First
come, first served, while they last,
Dolly Bros. cash shoe store.
Mrs. Maggie Don desires to ex-
press her heartfelt gratitude to
neighbors aud friends who were kind
to her in the hour of sorrow, and
particularly to the Sons of Veverans
and the ushers at Harper's theatre.
Officer Carnes found the laundry
stolen from Chin Joe's establishment
in Lou Bishops abode on Second
avenue last evening. The woman
stated that the goods were left there
by the man, Luke Watson, arrested
on suspicion of the theft.
The greatest of suit rulers is our
81 suit sale. 1t has been BOOM
er from the start. The people know
that when the London advertises a
sale it means big saving to them.
Call and see those $7.42 suits, well
worth SIS, $3.50 and s12-The Lon
don.
The 2-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W IL. Salzmann fell from
the second story window of the the
residence on First avenue between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets this
morning, fracturing her left thigh.
Drs. S. G. Plummer and j. +. Assay re-
duced the member. The child was
also seriously shaken up, but moth
ing serious will result from the acct
dent.
T. j. O'Brien this morning re-
ceived a telegram that his brother.
Will O'Brien, who is travelling sales
man for a Chicago house, was dying
at Sterling. She news came with
shocking dfenness to Mr.. O'Brien.
| who did not know that his brother
was sick. In fact. he expected him
to visit here Sunday. He is PC years
of age and married. Mr.. O'Brien
left at once for Sterling.
Observer Walz has com piled the
following data concerning the month
of Nav for a period of % years. The
warmest month was that of 1891
with an average of 6S: coolest that
of 1882 with an average of "a. The
normal temperature during the peri
cd was 60: highest 90 on the 9th, 1887
lowest 30 on the 9Th. 1885. The av-
erage date in all that time on which
the last killing frost came was April