Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-27

made and price is right. Sommers &
La Velle.
Get your spring hat of Stewart, the
halter. You are sure Of getting the
correct style at price to suit your
pocketbook.
Only four more days to get a gas
range at cost, including connections.
Cali and see them at the Peoples
Power company.
Children's suits. Lots OF them.
Prices right. ALI styles. No one
can show you such line to select
from. The London.
w. c. Maucker can supply you with
butter all the year round-made by
some Of the best butter makers in
Rock Island county.
Tax Collector William Baker saws
he will close his books tomorrow
evening. Interest will be charged
thereafter on all due taxes.
George NJ. Matthes, the Davenport
soap manufacturer. dropped dead in
his home there today, from paralysis
OF the heart. He was "a years old.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Craig have
gone to Hot Springs. Ark, for the
benefit Of the doctors health. They
expect to be away about three weeks.
Saturday Fedora hats worth $3.50
for IS cents. Brown, black, taus
and all shades. Saturday only. The
London for hats.
Richard Callahan, of Coal Valley,
tax collector Of that township, was
in the city yesterday. He made one
OF the best collections that has been
made in recent years.
Rock Island lodge IS, Mystic
Workers Of the World. has issued
neat invitations to a private dancing
party to be given at Knights Of
Pythias hall Friday evening, April 10.
Suits we bought from K. S. & Co.
for 33l cents on the dollar are of in
terest to you. Hundreds to select
from. S7.37 for suits worth $12 to
sl5. Best value ever given. The
London.
John d. Rogers and Miss Harriet
Murrey were pronounced one in
the county court yesterday afternoon
by Judge Lucian Adams The groom
is Chicagoan and his wife is Mus
catine lady.
I. Il. Davis and John Blake are
back from Rockford, where they at.
tended a convention OF the Illinois
Master Plumbers association. Mr..
Davis was honored with a reelection
to the presidency.
The Twelfth street improvement
proceedings are still on the county
court Of Whiteside county. Yester-
day by agreement each side decided
to introduce 10 witnesses, and hence
number of citizens were able to re-
turn home.
There will be a dime social at the
First Baptist church tonight. An
interesting program of instrumental
and vocal music, readings, tableaux,
ETC., will be rendered, and light re-
freshments served-all for 10 cents.
Every one invited.
Henry Day. of 1902 Fourth avenue,
is prepared to mend rubber hose and
make it as good as new without the
use Of couplings and at about half
the price they would cost. Here is
a great saving on your damaged
hose. Consult him before buying
new hose. Telephone to Maucker's
livery barn.
A number Of the Rock Island Off
Gals visited the city yesterday, sew
eral of them coming to witness the
operation Of the lift span at the
bridge. They were: General Su-
perintendent A. j. Hit, Vice Presi-
dent II. A. Parker, Division Superin.
tendents c. l.. Nichols and H. Fox,
and Assistant Superintendent +. M.
Conlan and A. W. Kelso.
At Gus Englin's, the tailor. at 22l
Seventeenth street, patterns for chill
dren's, boys and youths trousers,
coats and shirts for any size or age.
These patterns are gotten up from
prcportionate measurement and will
sustain any test that may be ap-
piled. Patterns are sold for from 10
cents to 80 cents. Garments are
also made up in a reliable manner.
A special from Cloquet. Mimi,
brings news Of much interest to lum-
bermen in the three cities. The C..
n: Nelson Lumber company, OF
Cloquet. has sold its interests there
and in the adjoining county for 81
600, 900, the buyers being the Fred
erick Weyerhauser interests. The
sale includes a sawmill with a capac-
ity Of 125.09O,00O feet annually, vast
tracts OF timber and iron mines and
q railroad.
SOUTH HEIGHTS