Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-07


The clothing department of the
Economy is open every evening.
A special line of baby buggies just
received; sold at greatly reduced
prices at Clemann & Salzman's.
M. & K. are showing q beautiful
line of children's novelties with sep
arate wash collars and vests to fit.
The Davenport Turner'S won the
first prize in the foot race at the
funniest at st. Louis this morning
Buckeye force and lift pumps still
stand at the front. Allen, Myers &
Co. can fix you out with a first class
outfit.
Saturday is the last and onlv
chance to see the smallest married
couple travelling at Young & Nc
Combs.
Rev. Henry Ostrom, the evangelist.
now holding meetings in Moline, is
coming to Rock Island next month.
in all probability.
Straw hats-Everybody claims to
show the largest line Of straw hats.
There is only one largest line, and
that is at The London.
We know. but do you know that
our $3.50 mems suits are all wool
and the best you will see for the
price; Sommers & Lavelle.
Joe Huber will give a grand OPEN
ing picnic at his garden Saturday
night. Music by Bleuer's orchestra.
George Stroehle. prompter.
The open trailers have been
started on the bridge line and on the
Fourth avenue line. comforts that
the patrons Of the line appreciate.
Green peas, wax beans. cauli.
flower. egg plants, cucumbers, head
lettuce, spinach. asparagus and
home grown vegetables at Longs.
George Weiland's saloon at the
corner Of First avenue and Twentieth
street. was entered last night. Four
half pints Of whisky are missing.
$3.50 mems suits are just the thing
for this kind of weather, and they
are just as good as others sell at $40
to $l5. You know US; we undersell
everybody. The London.
The Burlington offers a new rate
to st. Louis and return, good going
tomorrow and returning May IL, of
1915 for the round trip. on account
Of the funniest. Holders of these
tickets cannot purchase sleeper
tickets.
Capt. ". ID. Ament will pitch his
tent on the corner of Sixteenth street
and Second avenue for three days,
commencing May Is. A big show
for 10 cents, every night at 8 O'Clock.
One matinee at 2 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon.
Judge Bigelow adjourned the Cir
cult court until Monday at 2 p. M,
after setting a trial list OF 80 cases
for next week. The cases set for
Monday are Harold A. Weld vs..
Ellen Housemao, and Annie f.
Downing vs.. Louis V. Eckhart.
IS for q good all wool suit that
others sell up to $3.50. Call and see
these suits; only SO suits in the lot.
Look all over town and then see what
we can do for you. We undersell
everybody. The London.
Bert Tallman, of The ARGUS news
room force, received today the sad
intelligence of the death Of his father
At Camanche, Iowa. after 10 days of
illness with pneumonia. The de-
ceased was 72 years of age and an
eastern Iowa old settler. Mr.. Tall
man left at once for Camanche.
See our line Of $3.50 suits; they
sre by far the greatest values ever
offered in this city. No place like
the London for honest clothing at
right prices. You know us. We
don't handle sweat shop clothing
made up for special sales. The
London.
A. Mosenfelder today presented
Chief Collier with two boxes of Ha.
vanas as an expression of his sppre-
cation OF the efficient manner in
which the department handled the
ire at his home yesterday. The fire
laddies appreciate the remembrance
immensely.
Go the way the crowd goes and
$500 40 W B wall O6DeF
store. opposite the new court house.
Wall paper. room mouldings and
mixed paints marked at prices to
suit buyers. II you notice the prices
Of paper in the windows you viii find
out this Is true.
Tomorrow, Saturday. 1000 carna-
tions. fine. fancy. worth SIS cents, go
at 10 cents per dozen. 1000 roses,
large. extra 6ne. sold for 81. go at 40
cents per dozen. Also hundreds Of
bedding plants cheap and in full
bloom. Anderson, the florist, at &.
Champion & Co.'S.
Mrs. H. c. Connolly gave a ken
sington" at her home yesterday az
t.rnoon to her lady friends. Re-
freshments were served on the lawn.
The musical numbers consisted of
two vocal solos, "Florian's Song" and
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