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

L Cuu6HlNduld lawn oah
mers & Woodin.
Save your eyes. Consult DR.. Ls
Grange tomorrow.
Supper at the Central church TO
morrow night only Is cents.
See Little Trixie' and enjoy an
evening of recreation and fun.
An Otis electric elevator is to be in
stalled in the Rock Island house.
The open cars are coming out or
she Tri-City Railway compa -y's lines
Merchants dinner at Harms res.
taurant. Quick service. Private sup.
pers speciality.
Mems shoes in kids and cloth top
tan or black at $2.5 The Leader
opposite Harper.
Bright sparkling music, good dan.
GERS, pretty girls and host of novel
ties in Little Trixie."
Remember the Kings Daughters
doll exhibition tonight at the Rock
Island Club and bring the little ones.
Special in mems teck ties. All the
latest plaids. all colors. only 81 cents.
We undersell 'em all. The London.
Use hollow building blocks for
| foundations or buildings. Sold by
the Rock Island Plum bling, Heating
and Roofing company.
The Juniors of the United Presby-
terrain church will render very pref
ty missionary cantata at the church
this evening. Admission 10 cents.
A meeting of the liverymen and un-
dertakers of the cities of Rock Island,
Moline and Davenport, is called at the
Rock Island house Wednesday evening,
April 25, to consider business of 5m-
portance.
Fred Robbins, the comedian of the
Little Trixie" company, is an artist
of some little talent. He paints a
large landscape in six colors in full
view of the audience in less than two
| minutes.
The adler" label in your inside
pocket is a guarantee of style, of lit,
of wear; compare one of these swell
garments with one of any other make
and you'll see why adler" suits are
winners every time. The London.
! The Monmouth girls basketball
team, which was defeated last week by
the Renas, of this city, comes here to-
night for a return game. The teams
will meet at $3.50 this eve hing in Au-
gustana gymnasium.
If you have arrived at the point
where it requires an effort for you
to read, do not consume the vitality
now which you will need in old age,
but have your eyes attended to at
once by DIR. La Grange and avoid
future trouble.
We have abundant stocks that ara
of the most beautiful creations and
latest designs, made on swell lines,
and tailored to suit the most fastid-
ious dresser. Our prices will save
you a good many dollars. See our
$40 to $15 suits. The London.
Ladies are unanimous in their praise
of the little artist, May Smith Rob-
bins. who will appear at Harper
theatre Sunday, April %, in her mu-
steal melo-drama, Little Trixie. -
She is bri sht, vivacious and full of
original humor. She delights and
amuses.
There are many good bicycles, but
none better than the Fowler. and
many are not so good. When you are
buying, get that Truss frame Fowler,
and you will run no risks. Frank
Fowler backs every wheel. They will
not dissppoint you. Sold by John
T. Noftsker.
May Smith Robbins, who will ap-
pear at Harper's theatre Sunday, April
%, in the musical melo-drama Little
Trixie," supported by strong metro
politan company, is one of the most
talented character condolences on the
stage today. Her dialect is perfect,
her dancing wonderful.
The committee in charge of the
Rock Island Club Ministries
held a meeting to consider the
idea of repeating the performance,
in response to the requests Of num-
bers of people, but decided not to give
the performance again.
Pretty vivacious May Smith Rob-
bins will be at Harper's theatre Sun
day, April %, in the musical melo-
drama Little Trixie." The play has
been entirely rewritten this season,
and contains many new sensational
features. For good long laugh and
an enjoyable evening see Little
Trixie.''
Lovers of fine music and genteel
comedy will enjoy Little Trixie" at
Harper's theatre Sunday evening.
The company comes highly recon-
mended, and is artistic in every sense.
The play is high class and refined,
and the specalties first class in every
respect. Patrons of the theatre may
expect a rare musical comedy treat.