Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-21
CITY CHAT.
Stearns' bicvclee.

Oxfords for the ladies. At Adams
they can be pleased.
Free, free, free, rugs. rugs, rugs
at Young & McCombs'.
Capes and wraps new big lot
Just in at McCabe Bros.
The &2.5 ladies' needle toe in lace
is beauty. Adams has it.
Adams has Jewel" to show .you
gentlemen. Call and iospect.
McCabe Bros. sole agent for the
Wagon-box Washing compound.
The weather bureau TODAY an
nouEcCs the r Jspect of frost tonight.
Nice flowers at 10 and Is cents.
New York Leader. 1923 Second ave-
nue..
Did you see the "Centu ~" boot n
tan lace for ladies'? Adams has
them.
The Wagon-box Washing COM
pound. 5 cents . package at McCabe
Bros.
Gentlemen can find what they de-
sire in the up-to-date styles at
Adams.
Do not fail to secure one of those
beautiful rugs tomorrow free at
Young & McCombs'.
A nice flower given away free with
oil our SO cent shapes. New York
Leader, 1923 Second avenue.
New millinery by the car load is
being unloaded today at McCabe
Bros Make early selections.
George W. Leyda has taken a posi-
ton az general assistant in the Gen.
trail Telephone ccmpany's Office.
Carl Christopherson. who escaped
from the county farm about a week
ago. was located south Of Moline yes
terday.
Miss Berth Nachbaur has resigned
her position as clerk in Dolly Bros. ,
shoe store. She is succeeded by
Miss Anna Bishop.
William Zantow and Miss Annie
Halmann we're married yesterday:by
Justice II. A. Weld. Both parties
are from Davenport.
Special millinery sale this week.
From so cents to 81 reduction on all
our trimmed hats. New York
Leader, 1928 Second avenue.
The 40 cents dress goods sale at
McCabe's has captured the town by
storm. Read about these great val
ues. or better still, 60 and see them.
Additional help in McCabe Bros.
millinery department will enable
them to make their usual prompt
deliveries on all orders again this
week.
Best lining cambrics, cent yard
fine rustic lining and fibre lining 3
cents per yard with dress goods. all
this week, at McCabe Bros dress
goods sale.
Moline is minus an insurance
agent. John W. Cooper bid adieu
to,this neck Of the woods today and
will make Houston. Tex, the seen e
Of his future operations.
The Turner society gives an enter
tainment at its hall Saturday even
ing which will conclude with dance.
The proceeds go toward the new
building fund. Admission 25 cents.
1t was not failure, simply an en-
barrassed maker OF umbrellas, who
sold his made up stock for cash and
which McCabe Bros. got one-sixth Of,
at lower prices than umbrellas have
ever been seen in Rock Island.
Carl Christopherson. an inmate
OF the insane ward of the county in
Urinary, who escaped n week ago,
was captured a. Rock river bridge
Moline, Sunday afternoon and yes
terday turned over to Steward Dow.
Mrs. James Conner entertained o
company Of lady friends yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock tea at her
pleasant Twentieth street home.
Mrs. Common was assisted BY
Mesdames Fries. Rosenfeld and
Comegys and Misses Comegys and
Huber.
John Biehl. the familiar notes OF
| whose caltionet still re-echo in the ears
OF many Rock Islanders, has returned
to his old love after several years
residence in Kewanee. He is accom-
panied by his family, who are domi-
ciled on Twelfth street and Eighth
| avenue.
Moline has elected II. w. Cooper
president Of the board of education
and G. +. Hemenway. Emil Helm
beck and Mrs. NJ. X. Entrikin school
directors. The election was q warn
one, there being three tickets in the
field. The proposition to introduce
the kindergarten was badly defeated