Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-20


You know US. The London.
Stylish shoes do not cost you one
cent more than out of date shoes. so
ask for the Nethersole $3.50 shoe
The Leader. opposite Harper
What shall it profit a man it he
gain the whole world and lose his own
eyesight? Avoid all risks by consult
ing Dr. LeGrange tomorrow.
The Rock Island and Cambridge
High school teams play baseball at the
Twelfth street park tomorrow after
noon. The game will be called at
$3.50.
You will find the finest line of fresh
vegetables, fruits and poultry in the
CITY at Hess Bros. tomorrow. A nice
line 10 select your Sunday dinner
from.
They can all talk about carpets, but
H. F. Cordes' is the place to buy your
carpets, as he has large line to select
from and prices are guaranteed to be
right.
When YOU are in the market for
clothing, today, tomorrow, next week,
next month, any time, all the time,
Just remember this satisfactory store,
the London.
A wild boy is mighty hard on his
clothes, that can't be helped; but the
suits we are selling are made good
and strong-well sewed, well made.
The London.
This has been the best Crescent
week of the season, another shipment
will arrive tomorrow. Call and in
spect Americas leading wheel at
David Don's.
DIR. La Grange. the eve special
ist, will make his weekly visit to
BIeuer's iewelry store tomorrow.
and advice free.
Johnnie, II years of age. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Staubsch, 1918
Fifth-and-a-half avenue, broke his
ri ght arm at the elbow while wrest-
ling Wednesday.
Postmaster Thomas has received
consignment of stamp books, each
containing one dozen 2-ceht stamps.
The books are on sale at the postoffice
at % cents each.
Clean shirts at dirt-cheap prices.
Shirts with collars attached, shirts
with two detached collars and shirts
without collars, worth IS cents for 80
cents. The London.
Your child's future health and edu-
cation may be married by some Turk
ing defect of the eyes. Satisfy your
self on this point by consulting DIR.
LaGrange tomorrow.
The hearing of the case of A. El
Bowles on the charge of wife abandon
ment was continued until April 20. at
2 p. M, by Justice Schroeder today.
He furnished 500 bonds for his APP
pearance.
Little Trixie," the musical meIo-
drama at Harper's theatre, Sunday,
April %, is full of heart interest,
startling scenes and sensational eli
makes. 1t is a novelty in the way of
musical performances.
DR.. McIllrath, who lectured in the
Y. NJ G A. hall last night, rode a
Fowler bicycle on his trip around the
world. They are the tried and true.
Get Fowler and it will net disap-
point you. Sold by John L Noftsker.
Special for Saturday: Table oil
cloth, assorted p .tterns, 10 cents
yard; 2-quart tin pals, 4 cents apiece;
good coffee mills, 3 cents apiece; as
sorted colors of shelf paper, l cent
dozen, and all kinds of garden and
flower seeds cents package at Eek
hart'5.
The Kings Daughters have an
Ella orate doll display in the recep-
ton rooms of the Rock Island Club
that is attracting considerable atten-
ton. 1t will be continued this even
ing and tomorrow afternoon and
evening, and will be found very in
teresting.
A member of the James O'Neill
Three Musketcers" company was
found lying insensible along the Rock
Island railroad tracks IN Davenport
yesterday. 1t developed that he had
simply imbibed too freely of the
| flowing bowl" and is believed
jumped from train. He joined the
comPany today.
A gentleman who claims to have
seen the blue prints of the improve
ments on the property reported to
have been purchased by the Rock ISL
and road at the eastern limits of Mo
line states that it is the inten-
ton of the company to handle
all its freight business from this
locality from that point, where, in adj
dition to having large yards. it is said
ii will also erect a roundhouse for the
accommodation of freight engines,
the intention being to use the Rock
Island roundhouse for passenger en-
gines only. While there is no proof
as vet of such a purpose on the part
of the company, 1t would, if adopted,
involve severe blow to Rock Island.