Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-17

to buy new stylish suits for little tots
at one-half price. A kite with every
suit. Bring the boys along. The
London.
u. +. Wagner returned home to
Chicago today. Mrs. Wagner and
daughter. Ruth, will remain for a
longer visit.
The Flemming Furniture company
is receiving new furniture every dav.
1t Will pay yon to see this line before
buying elsewhere.
Miss Goldsmith, of Milan. EMPLOYED
at Young & McCombs' store. sustained
sprained ankle in fall from her
wheel this morning.
The Retail Merchants association
OF Galesburg, will have an excursion
to Rock Island next Thursday. A
large crowd is expected.
A meeting will be held at Turner
hall tonight of union labor men to
consider the endorsement of candi-
dates for the school board.
For Saturday choice of anv bows
and children's 50-cent straw hat in
the house for % cents. This is a cool
snap for you. The London.
The Volunteers Answer" words
and music by l.. f. West, is late
piece of war music, patriotic in senti-
ment and inspiring in musical tsrain.
George G. Craig. Jr., was a MEM
Der of the class graduated from the
medical department of the North
western university Thursday evening.
Free with each 25 cents worth of
soap tomorrow, one portfolio. each
part containing 16 or more fine half
tone pictures, 1lx13! inches, at Hor-
tons.
Hess Bros. have the prize straw
berry Of the season on exhibition at
their store. 1t measures a inches in
circumference and weighs nearly 2
ounces.
ii. ). Bollman and DR.. A. II. Nc
Candies are mentioned as candidates
for members of the board of educa-
ton in addition to the names pub
lished Yesterday.
The family of the late John C..
sauermanf desire to publicly express
their thanks to all who rendered them
Kindness and sympathy in their re-
cent great sorrow.
1t does not pay you to hang your
own wall paper when you can get
first-class labor to hang it for 10
cents per roll at SATELLITES, Fifteenth
street and Second avenue.
A greater selection of prizes given
with tea and coffee than any other
coffee house west of Chicago at the
Eastern Tea and Coffee company.
Come Saturday, souvenir day.
Mems suits, special sale commence
ing Saturday. Best value ever Of
fered; goods bought at great sacri-
flee; will sell for 1907, worth $I2 to
sl5. Don't purchase until you have
seen our line. You know us. The
London.
The Modern Woodmen excursion to
the Mercer county picnic at Aledo
over the c., b. e. Q. this morning was
attended by about 20 people includ-
ing most of Head Clerk Hawes' office
force, together with the majority of
the board of directors.
Rev. Father Thomas Mackin, after
conference with Bishop Spalding at
Peoria yesterday. says that the divis-
ion of st. Joseph's parish is a matter
for the future to decide, and that Rev.
j. II. Cannon will leave for his new
charge at Gibson City the first of next
week.
The very SWEETEST bicycle pants.
sweaters, belts and hose at Stewards.
the halter. See our line of crash
suits. hats and caps. summer under
wear in all grades, straw hats that
are nobby, summer neckwear to suit
everybody, all the latest up-to-date
styles in negligee shirts Call and
examine. Our motto is not how
cheap, but how good an article we
can sell. Stewart, the halter
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Murphy, Miss Ethel Daugherty gave
an elegant piano recital this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Miss Daugherty's
Interpretation and rendition showed
her marked musical talent. Mrs.
Lillian Reed Cameron, of Davenport.
assisted Miss Daugherty most beauti-
fully in singing lin Dreamy June.
Miss Dikka Faulk. of Oberlin college,
assisted Mrs. Murphy in receiving.
and serving chocolate afterward.