Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-13

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morrow evening.
All fur capes and cloth jackets left
from last winters sales 90 at 80 per
cent discount. Cut the price in two
yourself. We never carry any over.
McIntyre-Reck Co.
Quick returns for little money in
the advertising line is what The
Argus want column brings. Try .
..for SALE" .'for rent" or . want no
tice and satisfy yourself.
The Edwards 4 Walsh Con struction
Co. commenced the alley paving OPP
erations this morning in the middle
Of the block on Eighteenth street be-
tween Second and Third avenues.
New room mouldings, new picture
mouldipgs and more wall paper on
the way for the Adams Wall Paper
company. Save time and expense
and 60 to the largest wall paper deal
ers in the three cities.
Deputy County Clerk John Rinck
today took Adolph Klaus, the blind
lad who wss recently ordered by the
court to be taken to some state insti-
tuition Of learning, to Jacksonville,
where be will receive an education.
A sufficient number OF tickets has
been sold to secure the engagement
OF the Columbia Opera company
April 1925, and those who have not
been seen aud wishing to secure
tickets may find the list at Bleuer
Bros. jewelry store.
McCabe's grand annual spring
opening sale this week. Special
cut prices each and every day. Some
you will find in the papers. but q
great many more in the store. See
nd on fifth page for two specials for
Tuesday-tomorrow.
The illustrations which have been
appearing in THE ARGUS from day to
day with reference to the Bastian
farm are photo engravings made
from photographs and are the excel
lent work Of the Harper Illustrating
syndicate, OF Columbus, Ohio.
The Sylvan steel works roughers
gave their second annual ball at the
Industrial home Saturday evening.
It was highly successful affair.
over one hundred couples being in
attendance. The music was fur
nished by the Light Guard orchestra.
Manager Charles McHugh, OF the
Harper, has found business 80 brisk
OF late that he has added 20 rooms to
his hotel accommodations, and these
have been thoroughly overhauled.
repapered and repainsed. He has
leased the upper floors of the Stengel
building adjoining for his help.
The alleged elopement of gentle.
man residing iu the vicinity Of Edge
wood park has been the subject OF
much discussion in the eastern part
Of the city for few days. As far as
the mans departure is concerned the
report 10 all right. but the woman in
the case still occupies her accus.
toned abode. The man is gone,
leaving q wife and two children.
Yesterday afternoons mass meet.
ing Of the city Young Peoples So
cieties at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall was
largely attended and very interest.
ing. Addresses were heard from
Misses Ella Taylor and Anna Brom.
ley and c. G. Taylor and E. B. Nc.
Kown. G. +. Adams conducted 9
song service. H. N. Hansen sang q
solo and the Philodoi quartet gave q
few selections.
Among the noteworthy improve.
ments that have been made in Rock
Island this spring there is none
more conspicuous or that should be
more appreciated by the. public than
the new restaurant established Mt
1907 Second avenue by S. L. Alters,
known as the Delmonico. The gen.
tlemanly proprietor has determined
to make the new eating house tc this
city what Delmonico's is to New
York, and with that end in view
everything that adds to comfort OF
Pleases a healthy appetite will be
provided. Cleanliness, quick SER
vice and the best the market affords
in the way Of foods prepared by frs,
class cooks will always be found
there. A number one lunch counter
open day and night is run in connec-
ton. and the public will be treated
with courteous and exacting atten-