Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-17

erty, J. J. Roach and @. NJ. Loosely
directors for the ensuing year.
NJ. & X. for gentlemen's tan shoes
and BY the way those vicis with
cloth tops. Orient toe. are among the
latest and can be had at n. & KS.
only.
Just received another case Of tan
and black, one hall hose, four pair
for IS cents; this is the last chance
At this price for Saturday only. The
London.
Phil Mitchell has returned from
Springfield, where he attended 4
meeting of the executive committee
OF the Bankers Association of the
State OF Illinois.
Baby shoes IS cents; youths lace
shoes. - to 2. solid. SO cents; boys
lace shoes, solid, 8 to 81, 80 cents;
mems dress shoes $1.24 at the Fourth
avenue shoe store, 1901.
H.37 for suits we'll worth $l2 to
$1o. You may think these suits are
too cheap to be good; there's where
your fooled; they are too good for
s1.37. Come and look at them. The
London.
Shirk cork filed refrigerators
stand second to none. Prices are
within the reach Of every one. Don't
buy inferior goods when the best
is selling SO cheap. See Allen, Ny
ers & Co.
II. B. Sud,ow is securing bids for
his new block to be built at the cor.
ner Of Fourth avenue and Twentieth
street. 1t will be modern building
with storerooms on the first floor
and flats above.
Fifteen dollars cash given away
That's what you do when you put
300 into any wheel with the Majes-
tic at $50. Sold by Charles Wolff.
Eighteenth street. Repairing and
bicycle sundries.
Don't fail to buy one OF those fine
all wool suits for s. 50; they are
worth e1S to SIS per suit. OF course
ii you don't want to cave some
money these suits will certainly not
interest you. The London.
The jolly Four gave their leap
year ball at Turner ball last evening.
Despite the warm weather there
was a good crowd present, 40 couples
being there. The entire affair was
managed by the ladies. Supper was
served at IL O'Clock.
The Jewel smokeless generator
stove is only sold by Allen. Myers &
Co. Their two burner and step stove
at I'll beats anything ever offered in
the history Of gasoline stoves. Saves
so per cent over any other stove.
See their ad. on page five.
Remember the sacred concert at
st. Anthony's church. Fourth and
Main streets, Davenport. by the
choir, assisted by the. Beethoven
Quintet club. Sunday evening. April
10. Doors open at p. m, concert
at 8 O'Clock sharp. Tickets % cents.
| McCabe's special spring opening
sale this week will wind up in blaze
of glory tomorrow. Special effort
will be made to wait On all promptly,
but customers are kindly asked to
come early in the day as far as pos
sible. See few samples Of tomor-
rows special prices elsewhere.
The Mercer county republican con-
vention was held yesterday at Aledo
and these delegates were chosen to
the congressional conventions: w. j.
Graham, T. West, 7. A. Donaldson,
j. l.. Nance, Henry Leopold, Henry
Kelsel, L. X. Hyatt, f. NJ. Cassie, j.
s. Cox. N. Little and }. w. Ollie.
j. F. Shank received q telegram
this morning from w. r. Goodrich
at Bloomington announcing the
death there of John c. Goodrich, and
stating that the remains will arrive
tonight. The funeral will occur
from MIR. Shank's home, 3O1S Fifth
avenue, at a time to be announced
later. Mr.. Goodrich was SO years
OF age and formerly resided here and
in Davenport. having been employed
as typesetter on tri-city news
papers.
McCabe's cut prices for tomorrow
Saturday.: Two thou sand yards
cambria lining, 2ccnts yard; 100
dozen ladies' Isle and taffeta gloves,
10 cents pair; mems fine linen
cuffs. 10 cents a pair; best linen col
lars. 5 cents each; nice brown Turk
ish bath towels, 2 cents each; 100
Coco door mats, this time Is cents
each; 20 Nippon rugs 2s feet
by 5 feet. as cents each; nice
fresh marsh-mellows, IL cents a
pound. Come early. Explore the