Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-25


Opening display of fall styles con-
tinues tomorrow at tie Brande nburg
n ilIinery store.
| DIn't make the mistake of missing
ont on the Is cent stock of the Tri-
F; City Oil company rs you did on the
! 10 cent stock. but invest at once.
II you wish to see fashions latest
faDcies in millinery You should visit
the opening display of fall styles at
the Brandenburg millinery store to-
| morrow.
The opening display of fall styles,
which began today at the Brandon
dreds of ladies whose appre ciatinn of
the beautiful hats was enthusiastic.
Margaret, the Swear old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson, died at
o'clock this afternoon at the hoTe,
1912 Fourth avenue. of diphtberis.
The funeral will be private and will
be held from the residence at 9 20
morrow morning.
Ensign Wall. of the Illinois division
! of the Salvation Army. will be in
charge of the meetings at the army
4 naAls lOOO OcCOn0 "CohC5o6f
and THURSDAY evenings, and will
speak and sing. He is coming in the
interest of the junior work.
Clearing up of odd pieces and dis
1 continued lines of ladies' shoes at the
Leader. d K tan and black shoes
that formerly sold at from 50 to 81 so
90 at 81 Most all sizes. Ladies' tan
and black shoes that formerly sold at
from 81 IS to 50 so in welts and turns
go at $1.5O.
Two of the ''roosters" on the Wi
mona had a sanguinary encounter
while the boat was at the RICK Island
levee yesterday afternoon. The fell
low who got the worst of ii was
promptly discharged. he being the
one who was to blame in the opinion
of the officers of the boat.
George w. James, the stranger who
met with an accident on the Peoria
tracks Monday night. suffering a
crushed hand and skull while drunk
on the track. was brought into the
station last night drunken than ever.
Magistrate johnson fined him So re
llieving him of the remainder of his
coin, and he was shown the city's
: gates.
Attend the birthday social lie / t
III mortal Christian church tomorrow
t night. An excellent program has
t been prepared az follows: Veal solo.
Mrs. Bradley; piano solo. Miss Ruth
West; recitation, Miss Nellie Wilson
vocal solo. Mrs. Bradley; duet. Mrs..
Bradley and Miss Newton; vocal solo
. Mr.. Erb; recitation. Miss Nellie VIII
: son; duet, Miss Karr and Mr.. Brace
Every body invited.
! The firm of f S. Ballord & Co, o
A Davenport, has dissolved after over
A year connection with the bust
ness The new firm will be STYLED
J, the Billord Drug and Dental com
Pnny. being composed of j. W. Bal
lord. II w. Ballord and J. II. Moff4tt
Il f S Ballord was the second oldes
;, druggist in Davenport. being onl.
superseded by Gust Schle gel.
An effort is 10 be made to secur
y next years meeting of the grau'
= lodge of the Knights of Fidelity. tn
- representatives If Island City lodg
So having been instructed to work I
y that end at the grand lodge mee'in
ie in Peoria Oct. 1. The deleg stes fror
OF here are S. r Kenworthy, of this city
ID aud Herman Schroeder, of Moline
William Meth and William WINS ar
I'd alternates.
Meyer & BehriDg is new firm ths
X is making a name for itself in th
ei floral business. having two large he
houses located at Ills FIfteent
street, where is to be found all thu
en- is late and fragrant in flowers. Til
IS: mem bers of the firm are Henry Meyel
rd who formerly followed the art pr
serVative, and William B. BehrinS
o. who has had years of experience
IL the business that he is now devotiD
ir his entire attectio to. Both are me
IN of push and ind ustry and will soon /
in the front rank in their line of woI
n if enterprise and desire TO lear
: 6 the public wants count for snythinI
IS They have PUT in a telephone, the
nv number being 1927 Green.
%. The Tri-City Oil company ht
en- placed before the public one of I'll
III best oil propositions ever brougl
tn into this community, and IL you col
tn template investing in oil stock it wi
N, pay you to investigate this. The cor
pany is incorporated under the Law
". of the state of Texas. Its capitaliz
lie tion is small. insuring large div
ITS dends. Its stock is fully p id and no
ID. assessable. Many of the wells no
&C. in oPera'i n are oSn,d loiutly
several companies. but not so wi
.v the Tci-C,ty. Furthermore it's ma
nd a2ement is local aud it's affairs alwa
nd open to the in'pection Of its stoc