Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-12

Dairy butter, Is cents per pound, at
Maucker & Toms.
See our new line Of shirt waists.
Young & McCom bs'.
Wall paper hangers furnished at
Young & McCombs'.
Wall paper 20 per cent discount at
Young & McCOmbs'.
George Montgomery was fined So
and costs for drunkenness.
Anheuser-Busch bottled beer. A.
d. Huesing. sole agent. Phone 1888.
Plenty of dairy butter. only Is
cents per pound, at Maucker x Toms
Plenty of choice dairy butter and
strictly fresh eggs at Maucker &
Toms.
If you are thinking of putting in a
furnace get prices of Summers &
Woodin.
Take in the steam boat excursion to
Muscatine Sunday, June II. All are
invit. d.
Please remember that Summers &
Woodin do all kinds of tin and sheet
iron work.
Take your shirts, collars and cuffs
W lho Nen lduHulH- odllsIdCLlOH
guaranteed.
Full line Of summer hats on display
at Mrs LiFrenz's. Closing them out
al a discount.
Miss b. rnes will sell all trimmed
hats and bonnets at less than cost for
the next so days.
Special low prices on millinery at
Young 81 McCom bs.
For carriages for funeral purposes
call up w. &. M4ucker, the livery
man. Phone 1892.
The Aiken street chapel Y. p. S. C.
Z. will give trolley party July 10.
Arrange TO Join US.
The Rock leland BARRIERS union is
to give 4 moonlight river excursion
the evening of June rs.
Screen doors and windows at bottom
prices at Young x McCombs'.
w. c. Maucker can please you on
livery. He has lot of new rubber
tired rigs and splendid driving horses.
Remem Der the steamboat excursion
to Muscatrue and return Sunday. June |
II. Round trip tickets 80 cents; chill |
dren IS cents. Boat leaves at a. IN.
promptly.
Clarence Phillips was stunned by |
a fall from his bicycle on Fourth ave- |
nue. last evening. He was taken "a /
the am bulance To his home, 1921 Sew |
enth avenue.
The Young Peoples Christian union !
OF the United Presbyterian church |
will give a lawn social at the home of /
the Misses White, 1l16 First avenue. |
Thursday evening, June IA.
The Kindergarten association will |
hold a special meeting at 10 O'Clock |
tomorrow morning at the residence OF |
Mrs. NJ. II. Wadsworth. on Second |
avenue. A president of the associa
tion is to be elected.
Friday. June Is. is the last day for
bids for privileges at the big Wood
men picnic to be held in Rock Island
Wednesday. July IS. Hand in
bids to NJ. ID. Rosenfield, secretary.
Woodmen building.
George Hoist, 600 Second street,
got leg broken in an accident at the
Rock Island Sash and Door works yes
ter,lav afternoon. The fracture was
red uced by DR.. j. De Silva. Mr..
Hoist was taken TO St Anthony's hos
pital in the ambulance.
Beecher found it impossible TO close
out all his stock of goods by last Sat
urday night, so he moved them up
stairs over the store he was 10 and
where he will close out the balance at
wholesale or retail away below cost.
R S. Cowan, of Fulton. supreme
vice master and superintendent of
field work for the Mystic Workers of
the World, is in the city today ar
ranging for an excursion TO be run
from Rock Island over the Milwaukee
road to Rockford, Tuesday, June 10
250 high grade wheels to close:
Ram blers. $29 SO; Columbis chain
less, $49; Sterling chsinless. $3.50;
Eldredge, 1872. SO; Llo,d's spinner,
$40 50; Barnes Tribune new wheels
is. 90; carbide. 10 cents a can; sslar
lamps. 81 95. Lloyd's is the place. =
The regular monthly mem ers hip
M Getting of the Rock Island Club will
be held tomorrow evening. AS pro-
posed amendments to the bylaws are
to be voted upon, Secretary Connolly.
in his cards of announcement to mem
bers, urges as large attendance as
possible.
l.. A. Mapes and family desire TO
publicly return thanks for the many
acts of Kindness shown them during