Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-04
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Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Confirmation suits-M. & X.
Fresh river fish at Hess Bros.
Children's novelties-M. & X.
NJ. & X. for confirmation suits.
Kentucky bluegrass seed at Longs.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds at
Longs.
A choice line of fresh vegetables at
Hess Bros.
Bulk garden and grass seed at
Hess Bros.
Save your dollars by trading at
Goldsmith's.
A nice line of sweaters at Sommers
& LaVelIe's.
Sweaters in all grades and colors at
Goldsmith's.
Latest STYLES in Fedora and stiff
hats at Goldsmith's.
Buy your spring suit at Gold
smiths and save money.
Sweet, Orr & Co.'S. union-made
overalls and pants at Goldsmith's.
The pretty spring styles for chill
dren can now be seen at NJ. & KS.
Elsewhere appears the annual
statement of City Treasurer c. F.
Lynde.
Our line of men and boys clothing
10 beyond comparison-Sommers &
LaVelle.
Double seat and knee, warranted
not to rip. knee pants at Sommers &
LaVelle's.
President r. X. Cable. of the Rock
Island. is visiting at the home of j.
NJ. Buford.
All STYLES and colors of child's,
boys and mems caps at Sommers &
LaVslle's.
The most beautiful line of chill
dren's suits in the city at Sommers
& LaVelle's.
C. f. Piper, of Chicago, president
of the state Epworth league, is regis
tered at the Harper.
Gentlemen i'm search of nobby foot
wear should call on NJ. & X. Open
until p. m. every evening.
You ought to see the perfectly ex-
quisite line of blouse and shirt waists
for children at the NJ. Il X.
You can see all the natty styles in
children's novelties from n. m. I'M
til 9 every evening at NJ. Il KS.
Delegates to the Epworth League
convention can get dinner and sup
per at the Y. NJ. G. A. building to-
morrow.
The Artemus Lamb. which has
been purchased by the JOY Lumber
company. of St. Louis, went down
this morning.
Mrs. &. l.. Walker and Mrs. H. c.
Stoddard left this morning for New
York. MIR. Walker accompanied
them to Chicago.
Ladies Tan Shoes.-The ladies who
have been waiting tor those tan shoes
can come in and be fitted. They are
all right-The Boston.
Supper tonight. and dinner and
supper tomorrow at the Y. Nj. G. A.
building, to accommodate delegates
to the Epworth league.
The Giliillan Stone company of
Rock Island, building stone, macad-
am and sand. special prices to ma
sons. Telephone No. 216S.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. A. will serve supper tonight. and
dinner and supper tomorrow night,
at the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
A special election has been called
in the First ward for Tuesday, April
80, to fill the aldermanic chair in the
council vacated ny G. F. Bladel.
just In.-Tan shoes for ladies, and
all the ladies who have been waiting
can find their sizes and widths now.
See us for stylish shoes-The Boston.
Dom Souter, who wintered in the
sunny south. stopped off few days
with friends in the city on his way
home to La Crosse. departing last
evening.
John Monaghan and NJ. f. Chalk
OF Dubuque. Uncle Sans steamboat
inspectors. are in the city today en-
aiming the Winona. Moline and
Weyerhauser. which are launched in
the lower harbors.
Frank Alters collidcd with a buggy
between the bridges on his way from
Davenport on bicycle yesterday
afternoon. sustaining a cash on thu
chin and several bruises. His vince
was somewhat damaged.
The Young Lutheran is a monthly
publication issued by the English
Lutheran church on Forty-fourtl
street and Seventh avenue. Rev. j
l.. Murphy. A. NJ, is editor. and tn
paper is we'll edited and neat ant
promises wide influence for goo,
in the interests of christianity.
The second lecture in the course
under the auspices of the young peo
pie of the Broadway church. occur
tomorrow evening in the Sunda