Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-28
CITY CHAT.

Silks at McCabe's.
Silks at McCabe's.
Buy . home Of Reidy Bros.
Dollar sailors for 81 cents at Nc
Cabes'.
Buy . buggy Of the Rock Island
Buggy company.
James T. Dixon Is very low today
At Mercy hospital, Davenport.
New lot Of 81 sailors, black only;
commencing tomorrow, 81 cents at
McCabes'.
New York potatoes % cents and
early Ohio potatoes 40 cents o bush
ell, at Beecher's.
Silk umbrellas for sun or rain,
values up to %. 60 at $1.4s tomor-
row at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Call on the Rock Island Buggy
comPany's repository on Sixteenth
street and select your own vehicle.
Elegant flowers for trimming hats.
flowers worth up to 1925 only 48
cents at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. tomor-
row.
Choice table butter Is cents,
good cooking butter 10 cents pound,
and fresh eggs three dozen for rs
cents, At Beccher's.
Mrs. j. Raithel has opened . dry
goods and notion store at 613
Thirty-eighth street. Everything first
class. Call and see her.
Special lines of summer vests for
ladies 10 cents and Is cents tomor-
row at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. Actual
values IL cents and % cents.
Lace collarettes for ladies, new
styles just received 20 on sale at
much less than usual prices. 4s
cents up. McI"tyre-Reck Co.
Purchases Of IS and over delivered
free Of charge al auction sale OF
household goods, 1911 Second av-
enue. Saturday. May 2. At 2 p. M.
The directors Of the Young Mems
Christian association were enter
tanned last evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Adams, 424 Nine
teenth street, Mr.. Adams being presi-
dent Of the association.
The Rock Island Buggy company
Is turning out tho latest designs and
finish in surreys, phaetons and bug
gies. and all who have purchased
vehicles Of this up-to date industry
arc more than delighted with them.
A meeting Of the township asses
sors has been held at the county
clerks office and an agreement made
to rate live stock the same as last
year. real estate at one-third of its
cash value and personal property at
rs per cent.
W. N. Mitchell. an employe in the
railway mail service running be.
tween Rock Island and St. Louis,
and whose home is at Mon mouth,
had the right side Of his face badly
cut by the explosion Of q Jug in his
car ut Rio yesterday. The wounds
were sewed up by DR.. Carter at the
sanitarium last evening.
1.-The Girl I Love" was given as
the opening bill OF the Edwin Ora
matte company's week engagement
which was opened last evening at
Harper's theatre before q large au.
dience. which seemed satisfied with
the performance. A feature of the
| entertainment was the music-the
company having first class band of
its own. Lucky Ranch" is an
nounced for tonight.
In Justice Yields court today
May Peck waived an exami-
nation on the charge Of per-
jury held against her in conse-
quence Of her making contradictory
statements regarding Teddy Kelly's
implication in the stabbing ARRAY
in which she was the victim. and was
bound over to the grand jury under
$500 bonds. She could not furnish
bonds and went to Jail.
At the Rock Island postofIics today
Henry l.. Lorenz. commissioner Of
the U. s. court OF claims is conduct
ing his examination Of those having
overtime claims against tho govern
meut. He 10 accompanied by H. NJ.
Foote. OF Washington, Clark Nc
Rercher. representing King Bros, of
Washington, and F. H. Taylor. spe-
cial attorney for the department of
justice. William McEniry and Will
liam Ludolph appear for the claim.
ants.
An unusual silk transaction. Mon
day we went through our silk stock
and selected all the broken lines and
waist lengths from five to seven
yards and offer them. beginning
Wednesday morning, at $1.19 and 81
cents yard. This includes our finest
81. $l.75, 81. As Persian and Oriental
novelties in rich warp prints. The
entire lot presents some 500 waist
lengths. Your unlimited choice at
Clio and 81 cents yard. Also 800
yards Kai kai wash silks ia cents.
and 800 yards corded Kai Kais. worth
50 cents, at IS cents yard. McCabt
Bros.