Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-11

avenue.
Call and see the new novelties in
| he'd room suites at Clemann & SalZ-
mann's-
New spring styles 10 mems shoes
at Hurst's, he cuts the price. Open
tonight.
Call at Clemann & Salzmann's and
see the new line of carpets now on
display.
Carpets. Carpets. Now is the time
to get your carpets at Clemann &
Salzmann's.
Buy pair of shoes a: Beecher's
this evening and you will get a step
ladder free.
See the new spring styles in mems
shoes at Hurst's, he cuts the price.
Open tonight.
If you want your carpets to look like
new, get a can of the earthquake sold
by III. +. Cordes.
The spring like thaws have made it
possible to give the paved streets
nice cleaning up.
There will be hot time next week
at H. F. Cordes' in chamber sets.
Call and see them.
Kramer & Co., for combination
rules and blotters. 1 cent each with
al free as long as they last
j. w. Snitzer is mentioned as a can
didate for the democratic aldermanic
nomination in the Sixth ward.
If those parties do not pay, see
Eastman, 17l2 Second avenue. Office
open till Q p. NJ. Phone 1882.
Rock Island union made shoes for
cuts the price. Open tonight.
Kodaks and full line of fresh
k Ddak and photo supplies of every
description AT Charles Fiebig's.
Dyeing and cleaning OF every
description done at Yerbury's dye
works. Superior work guaranteed.
$3.50 buys any woman's shoe in
the store, Rock Island union made
Hurst, he cuts the price. Open to-
night.
Get your spring dresses and light
jackets cleaned at Yerbury's dye
works. They guarantee not to fade
or shrink.
For a limited time the Peoples
Power company will sell lump coke at
81 per ton, and crushed coke at $40,
at the works.
j. Ramser has just received beau
tiful line of sash buckles, bracelets |
and Easter friendship hearts. Call
and see them.
Crescent sky high BICYCLES, Amcri-
cas- leading wheel. They cost no
more than common grades. See them
at David Don's.
First-class trimmings. lirst-class
work and first-class fit ut Gus Eng
IF spring goods.
The family of the late Julius
SchOcker desire to return heartfelt
hanks to all who so kindly assisted
Turing their bereavement. and also to
hose who sent floral tributes.
Make every purchase count. A
purchase of Rock Island soap of any
brand counts three times: Once for
rood work, once for premiums and
'nce for the good of our town.
The monthly meeting of the Asso-
lated Charities will be held at the
ocicty's rooms Monday evening,
March -, at 1870. Officers and COM
nittees are requested to make reports.
Mrs. Annie Gaunt, of Reynolds. was
arrested today by Deputy Sheriff Rey-
lolds for assault and battery COM
blamed of by Miss Annie johnson.
Yrs. Gaunt will be tried Tuesday be-
ore Magistrate Stafford;
In David Don's window may be
een n Crescent bicycle running all
he time that illustrates what is
meant by an easy running machine.
L is not unlucky to see this crescent
,vcr your left shoulder, 81 you may
glance ut it as you ride by on a car.
The funeral of Mrs. Lewis Gulden-
,opf was held from the home, 1902
Third avenue, this afternoon at ,
o'clock, Rev. Ira w. Allen conducting
he services. The floral tributes were
many. Interment was at Chippian-
lock. The pallbearers were Louis
2equa, Thomas Dunleavy, Henry
lamp. William Gall, William Benson
md Henry Kruse-
The weather has been cutting come
peculiar capers hereabouts in the past
a hours. Yesterday afternoon. ac-
,ording to the observations of the gov
bureau, 4 blizzard seemed on
he way, and hence the proper signal
vas ordered up. But, rs nobody was
disappointed to know. the blizzard
lid not materialize. This afternoon.
however. the cold wave flag was or
Tered out.