Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-08

house.
Many of our customers had selected
pianos elsewhere. but after seeing our
goods, we sold. Eberhart's music
house.
Only $497 to Chicago and return
! via the Rock Island route on all trains
Oct. II, Is and 19. Return limit
Oct. %.
Van Dyke & Eaton's 1O-cent show
with car load of scenery, Edison's
vitascope, etc, at Turner opera
house Sunday
Money loaned on household goods
and any property of value without
publicity or removal Eastman, 1712
Second avenue.
| The coremakers and molders at the
Moline Plow company have had their
differences adjusted and will return
to work Monday.
Tie Knights Templar party to
Pittsburg leaves over the c.. R. l. &
p. at 8 a. m. Sunday. A special diner
will be run on the train.
The knights Templar party to
ri ttsburg leaves over the C.. X. l. &
p. 1T 8 a. m. Sunday. Aspecial diner
will be attached to the train.
William Foley. of Moline, was
brought home Thursday night suffer-
ing from serious injuries received
l, while working in the mines at Coal
town.
The knights Templar party, which
leaves Rock Island for Pittsburg at 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning, travels
via the c., r. 1. & p. A special diner
will be attached to this train.
Ladies'. clean your kid gloves with
lIiller's Glovine. 1t is not a liquid,
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale
only at Harper house pharmacy.
Don't pay $3.50 for plano when
! your neighbor has bought the same
piano for $175. Go to Eberhart's and
get what you pay for. 500 below
any other dealer, and on betterpianos.
The Rock Island Associated Chart
ties meets in the rooms of the society
in Masonic Temple Monday evening
to outline plans for the winters work.
A large attendance is urged and anti
cipated.
For the accommodation of tri-city
I patrons, the c., X. /. & z. railway
has placed on an extra Pullman sleep
er in service ON fast train to Omaha
every night. Now is the time to see
the exposition
The ordinance dividing the village
of Sears was filed for record at the
county and circuit clerk offices today.
The corporate limits extend only over
about 100 acres now, whereas before
the village contained $40 acres.
A large express shipment of roses
and carnations for McCabe Bros. which
missed this mornings train is due
here at 4:30 today, and will immedi-
ately be placed on sale at the prices
advertised for this morning. cent
each. II cents per dozen.
Ladies, Mrs. D. La Frenz's grand
millinery opening occurs Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week, at
1924 Third avenue. The display will
comprise the most approved novel
ties in fashionable headgear from the
great millinery centers. Be sure and
attend.
We try to be perfect in one branch
millinery, and millinery only-and
so we can serve you by far better
than the stores that claim to be per-
feet in everything. Call on us,
ladies, and you Will be convinced.
Davenport's popular millinery estab-
lishment, 222 West Second street. |
Ottesen's.
BY the accidental discharge of a
double-barreled shotgun Thursday i
George Mattauch. of Carroll, Iowa, !
and a visitor in Davenport. lost his
right hand. and now he lies at the
Moline city hospital recovering from
the shock of the misfortune that has
befallen him and the operation neces-
sary for the removal of the lacerated
member.
The vaudeville entertainment to be
given at Harper's theatre Friday
evening. Oct. IA. for the benefit of the
ambulance fund, promises to be the
social event of the season. Come and
hear tho best home talent of the three
cities whose services are being so gen.
erously given. Tickets and reserved !
seats can be secured at Harper house
pharmacy
The merchant tailors' trade will
soon be up to the standard again.
The times are getting better and the
people realize the fact that a suit or
oyercoat made to order of first-class
goods and lining, cut and made up
to-date. is far better and cheaper than
all other so-called ready made clothes.
j. b. thinner & Co., the pioneer tai j
lors, will take care of you. Our
motto. as of old, is honesty.
Everts' commandery. No Is.
Knights Templar. and friends leave
for the triennial conclave at Pittsburg
over the c.. B. & Q. tomorrow morn :.
ing at $50. special cars being attached ,
to the regular train, which will be held