Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-24

with a. Rush & Co., room 6, Buford
block.
Nov is the time to buy your flower
and garden seeds at Young & Nc
Combs.
Have you seen those red heads and
blue heads, the very latest in bicycles,
at David Don's?
Buy your window shades at Eek
hart's-9 cents for felt and 10 cents
for cloth shades.
The Hanan shoe for men, the nest
on earth-the Leader sole agent. OPP
posite the Harper house.
Leonard Cleanable refrigerators and
Quickmesl gasoline stoves, the worlds
best, at David Don'5.
o. H. Besse was fined IS and costs
t1is morning in the police court on a
charge of disorderly conduct.
All linen neglige shirts, pleated
front and back. are the very latest.
Lam bert, the furnisher, has your size.
The condemnation case that has
been before the county court for over
week went 10 the jury this after
neon.
For your supplies of fresh river fish
call on II. Lorenzen & Co., 2125
Fourth avenue. Fresh stock received
daily.
Charles Kolls entertained a num-
Der of his friends with a stag party
at his home on Twelfth street last
night.
Hello, cadet blue and pink are the
new colors shown in underwear by
Lam bert, successor to Stewart, the
halter.
The Douglas shoes are union made,
every pair guaranteed-$3, $3.50 and
81. The Leader, opposite the Harper
house.
Visit our ladies' suit department
Thursday. Special inducement of
manufacturers line. Young s& Nc
Combs.
For real estate and reliable insur-
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
10, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
If you need a bicycle this year it
| will pay you to see the sky high
CrescenLs and Yellow Fellows at
David Don's.
Special showing of manufacturer
Manufactured suits. You can save
from 81 to IS. Ali day Thursday
at Young & McCombs'.
The festive dandelion is again
abroad in the lard and women with
baskets and long knives pervade the
pastures south of town.
8 buy my wall paper of George
SutclifTe because | can get good as
! sortment to select fl ON, and take it in
all, buy so much cheaper there"
Mrs. NJ. G- Maxson, for three years
tri-city saleslady for ID. Roy Bowlby,
has resigned and has taken a similar
position with the Schlegel- McNevin
Piano company, of Davenport.
The activity at the Brandenburg
millinery store demonstrates the gem
e al recognition which this store has
obtained as the center of tri-city mil
linery interest. and where up-to-date
styles are com bined with the lowest
prices.
The professionals and picked
| team, all from the Woodmen head
office, played Il game of baseball at
the Twelfth street park yesterday
| afternoon, in which the latter were vic
torious, s to Z.
The Peoria railway is selling off
the dwelling houses which now oc-
cupy its property on the north side of
First avenue, and which will be re-
moved from the property next month.
Bids are being received by Mr.. Cable.
Rock IslOnd District Court of Honor
No. 81 will give social dance and
card party after the regular meeting
Thursday evening. April 25, for mem
bers and their families only. Admis-
sion free. 4 full attendance is re-
quested.
Senator Payre has succeeded in
getting through the senate the bill
authorizing the consolidation of the
street railway systems in Davenport
| Iowa. and Rock island and Moline, Ill
The bill passed by an almost unani-
nous vote.
! The regular annual meeting of the
Woman's auxiliary of Trinity church
will be held at the rectory to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30. a full
attendance is requested, as officers for
the ensuing year aud delegates to the
diocesan convention will be elected.
Be sure to bring your mite boxes.
G G. Coyne. the well known Port
Byron druggist. is TO cast his
future with Moline. having pur-
chased a lot on Fourth avenue in
the eastern part of that city, on
which he is to erect 2-stoTy brick
building, half of which he is to occupy
a drug store.
According to the newspapers OF
that city, $50. 600. 600 pillow trust
was launched in Chicago yesterday.
G. II. Deere, head of Deere s. Co OF
Moline, is one of the leaders of the
com bination, and may be made its
president. 1t is said other local pillow
manufactures may become involved.