Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-04-17


given at Carse hall Friday evening
April %.
Up to this afternoon David Don hat
disposed of eight sky high Crescen
bicycles. including one sky high chain
less. Blue Monday. too.
If you want to purchase a pictur,
of any kind or to have a pictur'
framed go to Champions book ant
art store and you will be suited il
style and price.
| Clinton and return any time during
the season of 1899 for the return Il
US of $50 Anti-Wash board soap wrap
pers. Begin to save them now. War
mock & Ralston-
The young man who likes some.
thing strictly. up-to-date ought To
take look at that 50. so shoe on the
new British last, shown by Hurst, OPP
posite Harper house.
| III. A. Ainsworth was reelected pres
| ident of the Moline school board Sat
urday. John Swanson, Emil Heinz
beck and A. j. Smith were chosen
| mem bers of the board.
The up-to-date Rock Island girl
who wants something extra nice,
ought to see the Rock Island Shoe
comPany's new line of 50 ladies'
shoes. They're beauties.
Baby days are at hand-bright.
clear, sunny DAYS, when every baby
should be out. Clemann x Salzmann
have the best and biggest line of baby
buggies in the three cities.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. G.. Il. u. will be held Tuesday at
2:30 p. m. in the Y. M. G. A. chapel.
Subject, prison and Jail Work"
Chairman, Mrs. w. A. Norris.
Make every purchase count. A
purchase of Rock Island soap of any
brand counts three times: Once for
good work, once for premiums and
once for the good of our town.
Have the latest finish on your linen.
Try the Gem laundry, the only plant
in this part of the country having
special machinery for putting on the
dull finish, equal to new work
The Rock Island Shoe company has
just gotten out two new styles in wo-
mems shoes to retail at $3.50. They
are beauties, They are on sale oppo-
site the Harper house. Hurst, he cuts
the price.
The children of the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Eihl desire to publicly return
thanks for the many kindnesses shown
by neighbors in their late bereave-
ment. and also to those who sent
floral tributes.
No evidence in the arsenal inquiry
was presented today, Capt. A. III.
Russell being in st. Paul over Sunday.
He will resume the hearing at 81
O'Clock tomorrow morning ut the
postoffice building.
You are going to paper this spring
did you say? Then by all means go
to the Adams Wall Paper Co.'S. They |
have the prettiest wall papers, the
lowest prices and the largest stock in |
the three cities to select from.
Now that you are going to clean
your house, why not go to the store
where you can get the assortment and
have the price made right to you?
L on can paper three rooms by buying
paper of Sutcliffe where you can only
get enough for two rooms at any
other store in the city for the same
money. 143l Second avenue.
The sale of new spring wall papers
1T the Adams Wall Paper Co.'S. has
been immense the last week and the
big double store has been crowded
nearly the whole time Those who
can are requested to call in the morn
ng as there are not generally so many
n at that time. The very low prices
md the pretty wall papers are draw
ng everybody to the Adams Wall
Paper Co.'S.
At the Tri-City Athletic club. Saen-
yerfest hall, Davenp TT, April 10.
,O-round boxing contest to n decision
between Tommy Ryan. 154-pound
champion of the world. and Billy
Stiff, middle-weight champion of the
vest. Purse of 1900. Malachi
Hogan referee. Jimmie Barry, re-
.ired bantam champion of the world.
.imekeeper. Jack Leonard manager.
Admission 81. Every one sure of a