Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-25

$3.50 shoes at the Leader, opp osite
Harper house.
Tonight the Naval Reserves give the
last dance in the series. Come and
enjoy yourself.
Merchants dinner at Harms res
taurant. Quick service. Private sup
Pers speciality.
with Louis heels, at the Leader, oPPo-
site Harper house.
Only three more days left for the
free trip to Paris voting contest at
Young & McCombs'.
The new shoes in tan, patent leather
and oxblood for men at the Leader,
opposite Harper house.
All kinds of sewing machine needles,
belts, oils, etc., at Eckhart's. He also
rents sewing machines.
A fine kitchen clock, S-day, strikes
the hour and half hour, this week
only 81 20 at Brookman's-
Contractor Mic Juhl has effect ed a
settlement with his carpenters. and
the latter have all returned to work.
Contractor Aaron Anderson today
began the work of remodeling the
front of the Peoples National bank.
Extraordinary sale of foulard silks,
so cents a yard for beautiful silks
worth double. See McCabe's ad. on
third page
Fresh homemade bread 5 cents 3
loaf pies 6 cents, fried cakes cents
dozen, at the Racket, 613 Seven
tenth street.
The finest line of domestic and Key
West cigars in the city at the Harper
house cigar stand. A specially made
of box trade.
Glassware at McCabe's-see ad.
Decorated 9-inch glass berry bowls at
2:3O p. N. Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, Z cents.
Englebert Weisler. aged 73 years,
is to undergo an operation at ST. An
thongs hospital for the removal of a
cataract of the eve.
This is the season for house clean
ing. Have that house wired at the
same time. Rock Island Electric Con-
struction company.
Plum bling of all kinds and repairing
done by the Rock Island Plumbing,
Heating and Roofing company, near
No. 221 Twentieth street.
Ladies' mannish oxfords are the
latest style in women's footwear; we
have them in tan or black. TIE Lead
er, opposite Harper house.
At 3 o'clock each afternoon this
week, if they last, 81 black crepon and
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McCabe's ad. on third page.
Louis Ihrig has opened up neat
barber shop at 2608 Fifth avenue,
where he Will be pleased to serve all
who desire the best in the tonsorial
line.
Special display of new imported
dimIties 164 cents a yard. Other
handsome wash goods very specially
priced for this occasion. See Nc
Cabe's adj. on third page.
Stephen II. Triplett, formerly of
Moline, committed suicide at Mar
shalltown. Iowa, by cutting his throat
with razor. Triplett was under
for incest.
Ladies having anything for the rum
mage sale, are requested to please
notify Mrs. II. S. Gable, Mrs. NJ. G.
Rice. or Mrs. Morris Rosentield, and
the same will be sent for.
Low rates to a number of points in
June, July and August. For full in |
write or call on F. II. Plum
mer. ticket agent. Rock Island, or S. |
{. Boyd, general agent, Davenport.
There will he an entertainment Civ |
en- by Court of Honor 81 at Carse |
hall Thursday evening. April 20. All |
Court of Honor people and friends are
invited. Admission 10 cents:
A meeting of the liverymen and I'M
iertakers of the cities of Rock Island, |
Moline and Davenport, is called at the
Rock Island house Wednesday evening.
April %, to consider business of i'm
oortance.
Money loaned on personal property /
Iuch as household furniture. horses.
wagons, etc.. without publicity or
Eastman & Co., l7123
second avenue. Office open Monday
and Saturday nights.
Parties in search of desirable build
ng lots in one of the choice locations
If the city will find it to their interest
10 read the want column on another
page. The lots are in McEniry's adj
iition. E j. Burns, room II, Mitch
IL & Lynde building. is agent for
hem.
At a meeting of the Davenport con-
FACTORS last night it was decided to
i'll the places of the striking carpen-
ers with non-union men. Should the
I'D men feel disposed to return while
N effort is being made to secure out
ide men they will be given the
preference.
Mrs. Mary Castin. living near
Aledo. will be 100 years old if she
ives till May y. She is enjoying
rood health and her eyesight and
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