Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-20

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Do you want TO sellP List property |
with - Rush & Co., room 6, Bufcrd
block
Correct millinery at the lowest
prices at the BrsDdenburg millinery
store.
A new 10 pound son has arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Leyda.
Oh, say. you ought to see the goods
Cordes.
The goth century fountain, the only
one in the city, is open for inspection
at Riess'
A fine line of gasoline and blue
flame oil stoves on display at Sum-
mers & Co.'S.
An important meeting of the Retail
Merchants association is to be held
Monday night.
Have you seen those red heads and
Clue heads, the very latest in bicycles,
at David Don's?
Those all-wool carpets at 423 cents
per yard al II F. Cordes' removal
sale are the town talk.
The Hanan shoe for men, the oest
on earth-the Leader sole agent. OPP
posite the Harper house.
We are ready to serve you with all
kinds of cooling drinks at the goth
century fountain, at Riess.'
| Infants caps and shirred null hats
Ia large assortment just received at
the Brandenburg millinery store.
For your supplies of fresh river fish
call on II. Lorenzen & Co., 2125
Fourth avenue. Fresh stock received
daily.
The Douglas shoes are union made,
every. pair guaranteed-$3 $3.50 and
81. The Leader, opposite the Harper
house.
Come and pick out your refrigera
tor at II. Z. Cordes' removal sale be-
fore they are all gone. You may need
Eone soon.
For real estate and reliable insur-
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
I5, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele'
phone 1904.
| Leonard Cleanable refrigerators and
lQuickmesl gasoline stoves, the worlds
best, at David Don's.
Dick, the old gray horse which
formerly did service on the fire de-
apartment, but of late years has been
on the health department, died Fri
day.
Il If you need bicycle this year il
will pay you to see the sky high
Crescents and Yellow Fellows at
David Don's.
u We want everybody near and far Il
come and inspect our new Goth cent
Jury fountain, novelty, the onlv
sanitary fountain in the city, at Ries-
The regular monthly meeting of tb,
J board of directors of the Union Mis-
ion will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at the mission home, 00l
Fourth avenue
The interest displayed at the Bran
den burg millinery store during tht
past week has heen greater than ever
before. But despite the rush TIT
large force of competent trim mer
employed are able TO turn out al
Especial orders promptly.
There is q pleasure in being calleC
a well-dressed man. To dress wei
does not necessarily mean to dress ex
Ipensively. With taste and a LITTLE
Judgment you can do this easily, par
IJicularly if you trade at Wlllisn
Emig's, 1880 Second avenue.
TIE FraDkel dry goods house ha
b. absorbed the Harris q Emery clotbin!
/. istore, Of Des Moines, one of the larg
est enterprises in that line in tn
p west. Meyer Rosentield, formerly o
this city, is vice president and man
lager OF the Frankel company, whicI
n is to replace its burned building wit
a 10-story structure.
5 The two lectures given this week i
Krell e Math hall by Miss Monasmith
q of Cleveland, Ohio, were listened tt
By very appreciative audiences c
s Rock Islands best representativ
ladies. The last of the course will b
o given Monday afternoon in the sam
hall at 2:30. Subject, True Stand
ard of Womanly Beauty" The ladie
> should not miss this talk. No ad
mission.
y Eddie Helm was surprised yestel
day afternoon by party of it'll
g friends at his home on Fourteent
street and Ninth avenue in honor {
It mis- 9th birthday anniversary. Tb
invading party numbered abou
> twenty. They brought along sewers
pretty and useful presents. Th
afternoon was merrily whiled awal
u the little folks partaking of bount
full supper at O'Clock
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