Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-30

dTessmaklng ptrIors 10 ooO A"eh'n
street.
Apron ginghams 81 cents tomor-
row at 3 O'Clock at McCabe's. be
prompt.
Up to S. so new silk waists at 8 t 80. |
McCabe's ad. page 4 tells all about it. |
The best in the city. the Nethersole
81 so shoes at the Leader. opposite
Harper house.
Merchants dinner at Harms res
taurant Quick service. Private sup
pers speciality.
Ladies bicycle boots in tan or black,
with Louis heels. at the Leader. oPPo-
site Harper house.
The new shoes in tan, patent leather
and oxblood for men at the Leader,
opposite Harper house.
Carpet bargains of rare merit this
week at McCabe's. See ad. page i.
Rev. w. II. Blancke. of Davenport.
addressed a meeting at the I. Nj. T.
A Yesterday afternoon on Elements
of Success"
Ladies' mannish oxfords are the
latest style in women's footwear; we
have them in tan or black. TIE Lead
er. opposite Harper house.
The Helpers circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet witPMrs. L. j.
Buford. On First avenue, Tuesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock
Playing havoc with spring jackets
at McCabe's. See ad, page 4.
The first qusdrennial convention of
the Christian political party will be
held at Harper's theatre tomorrow.
The meeting opens at 9 a. m.
Half the glasses worn are insists.
Stanley, the optician, will be at Volt
mann's iewelry store tomorrow. and
will test your eyes and glasses free
Trinity Improvement Guild will
serve refreshments to their friends
Wednesday afternoon. from to 5, at
Mrs. De Soland's, 719 Twenty-third
street.
Maude, 7-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Truesdale. of Moline,
got so close to bonfire Friday night
her clothing was ignited and she re-
ceived injuries that may cause her
death.
Where are you going to buy wall
paper this spring?" why. at SUIT
cliffe's, of course. He has the richest
designs in paper | have ever seen"
Fifteenth street and Second avenue.
If you need a new roof or to have your
roof repaired have the Rock Island
Plum bling, Heating and Roofing COM
pany do it promptly at reasonable
price. A guarantee with every job.
The third Sunday in June has teen
set aside by the directors of the Mod
ern Woodman society as Woodman
| Memorial day. Tue celebration ex-
tends throughout the entire jurisdic-
| ton of WCodcraft.
Frank P. Blair. who promote ed the
Terminal railroad project. is now re-
| ported to have entered into contract
with the Indiana. Illinois & Iowa
road, which, it is understood, pro-
poses coming into the three cities.
Sutcliffe has bought large stock
of wall paper for this springs BUSH
ness, and he says he is going to I'M
load. The way he is going TO get at
| it is to cut the price. Call and see.
Fifteenth street and Second avenue.
The Rock Island Sash and Door
works is turning off something real
swell in the line of an oak grain door.
They have engaged George c Witt. of
St. Louis. to take charge of the grain
ing department.
| George Sutcliffe wants you to give
him as much business as you can. He
gives satisfaction to the letter.
Watch him, and your experience will
prove that he is the man with whom
to deal Fifteenth street and Second
avenue.
The will of Georges. Church, of
Hampton. was probated in the county
court TODAY. The instrument is dated
March 16. 1900. George F., d son. is
left all the property after Lucius and
Chapman, two other sons, receive
81, 2u0 apiece.
Rock Island Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs attended services commemor-
Iative of the S1st anniversary of their
lorder at Memorial Christian church
Yesterday morning. They were adj
dressed by Rev. I. w, Grafton on
The New brotherhood"
Aid. b. Winter wishes to publicly
THANK the attaches of the Modern
Woodmen head office for the service
they did in connection with Satur-
lday afternoons fire in loaning hose
and material V assisting in SAVING his
house and barns from damage 10y the
flames.
The new St. Louis-St. Paul passen-
ger service via the Chicago n Alt on,
Rock Island x Peoria and Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul. became effec.
tive yesterday. The first trip was
made on time. The service consist
of an elegant sleeper. 1t left for the
north over the Milwaukee at o:4i
p. M.
The man who places the deck sign:
IN the cars of the Tri-City Railway
| u..,,,,ary ,,uss have heaD riding in s