Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-02

ers at H. r. COrdeS- 216-2lS West
Third street, Davenport.
Coin serves coffee, tea and chOcO-
late in an up-to-date manner. also
ladies' Iuncheons. Give him n trial.
Kerler Bros. old, reliable carpet
and mattress cleaners, III Seven
teenth street. Telephone 4774.
Youths rip proof shoes, sizes - to
,, S1.1S, al the Leader. \ new pair
if not good wear.
Boys rip proof shoes, sizes 2Is To
| 5IA, S1.35. at the Leader. \ new pair
if not good wear.
/ \ wheel belonging To \. NJ. Bruncr
was stolen from in front of the y. NJ.
c. \. building yesterday.
Tonight ladies' CSC black cotton
hose. three pairs for soc; mems SIC
slippers. soc. at Met abc's.
Finest wasting fannelettcs. one to
five yard lengths, this evening just
half price, 71sc, at McCabe's.
If you don't care about how many
people speak to you he on Second
avenue tonight and see the fun.
The bowling alley ut the Y. NJ. c. \.
was thrown open TO the public yes
terday for the first time this season.
Someone is going to be presented
with two $40 theatre seats by The
Argus tonight, if anybody should ask
you.
| $3.50 German marten fur scarfs,
with tails, S1.9s. Eiderdown dress
ing sacques. worth to S1.5O, for 75c,
tonight ut McCabe's.
August KIenl.c, of Chicago, will
speak at Turner hall next Wednesday
evening on the subject, Let the Ma
tion Own the Trusts"
Chrysanthemums worth 81 a dozen
for Is cents; fresh cut roses 10, p
and 80 cents Il dozen today at Nc
Cabc's. Telephone orders filed.
There was Il shoe social at the First
Methodist church last evening, the
admission price being fixed by the
size of the shoes of those attending.
The special car bearing the nipple
mcnt dealers who attended the con-
ventIOn at Kansas City. returned
east, passing through this city at >
o clock this morning.
The Tri-City Ministerial union
meets next Monday afternoon ut .
o'clock at the Rock Island Y. NJ. c.
y. There will be an informal pro-
/ gram and election of officers.
Down the Mississippi" Il fine de-
scriptive number. will be played at
the concert Sunday afternoon. given
by Bleuer's band. at Harper's thea
tire. {. r. Toenniges, director.
Bring a copy of The Argus down
town with You tonight and get i'm the
crowd. You may surprise youself by
going home with a couple of SO seats
TO the opening performance of the
new Illinois theatre.
y deal was consummatcd today
through Reidy Bros. agency by which
-. O. Dougherty and +. X. Harrington
exchange residences. The value of
the property of the former on Tween
tieth street is estimated at $500 and
that of the la'-- on Seventh avenue
at $1,000.
\ youth named Scheuermann of
South Rock Island was brought to
the Jail for the purpose of having his
mental condition examined into. but
when il was found that he had been
weal-minded from childhood, he was
released.
Grand Fantaisc providence" in
Producing The Holy City and
Heavens are Telling from Haydn's
creation, Will be played at the con
cert Sunday afternoon, given by
Bleuer's band. at Harper's theatre.
= {. +. Toenniges. director.
The Narcissus club viii give the
Irst Of it's winter series of dances at
Industrial hall on the evening of
nov. ;. The vacancy in the club
, caused by the removal to Chicago of
Harold Jensen has been filled by
Frank +. German, of Davenport.
Ed Dubinsky. * proprietor of the
New Panitorium club which has
opened at 1909 Second avenue. OppO-
site Spencer square. Clothes are
5 cleaned and pressed and shoes shincd
at n rate Of 81 per month. Dubinsky
is a hustler and doubtless will make
+ the new enterprise a winner.
\ very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
= OhlwciIcr at Turner hall last evening.
= the occasion being their 18th wedding
anniversary. The company assem-
bled at the han in the evening and
when Mr.. and Mrs. Ohlwcilcr were cs-
corted in BY delegation that was
sent for them. Mayor Knox delivered
an address of cougratulation. Dur
ing the evening the couple were pre-
scented with silver set.
2 County Crop Correspondent Thorn
L as CamPbcll's report TO the depart.
mcnt of agriculture for Nov. /. is in
the nature of statement of the yield
of various crops in this county pei
acre, and its quality. Corn. shellcd
yielded % bushels, the quality being
so per cent of high medium grade
and Is per cent of last years crop
/ is still on hand. Potatoes yielded &c
bushels, and the quality is figured al
6O nor cent nav Welded IL tons al