Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-01

eady. Kemem Der one Week TO Eas-
ter. r. Champion & Co.
The Nethersole 81 so shoe for wo-
men; every pair a good pair, and
every pair guaranteed. The Leader,
opp jsite Harper house
Give your vote to B. H. Kimball for
| C Hector, not because he is the candi- |
dale of any particular party, but be-
ssuse he deserves it.
The Nethersole $3.50 shoe for wo-
men; every pair a good pair, and
every pair guaranteed. The Leader,
opposite Harper house.
Easter hats unapproachable in
style. quality of material and neat |
ness of finish, at the lowest prices at
the Brandenburg millinery store.
McCabe's velvet and dress goods
counters were centers of great activ-
ity today. Those dollar silk velvets
at 29 csnts are great attraction.
Make the children happy by getting
them a doll buggy. Former price
Isl, 1925 and $40; now % and 80
cents at Flemning Furniture COM
pany.
Tickets for the club Ministries are
Oh SAFE dI nOAdS bAO
Harper house pharmacy and the club
house. Better get your seats early,
for they are going fast.
In addition to the large stock of
wall paper on hand CHAMPION & Co.
have the complete samples Of Alfred
Peats & Co., of Chicago and New
York and sell at their prices.
Charles Heidemann has made
thorough canvass in the Second ward,
and his friends have given it out that
he will be returned to the council by
a record-breaking majority.
That big lot of Cheney Bros. 81
silk velvets which McCaDe's placed
on sale this morning at 20 cents are Il
lgenuine sensation. Probably enough
of certain colors to last two or three
DAYS.
Don't forget to call at SATELLITES
and get your share of the barg aims
t now going in wall paper, al the lat
est designs and colors at prices to
r suit the buyer. 1t is the bargain sale
of the season.
Rev. Charles H. Vail. socialist can
ldidate for governor of New Jersey, is
Ito lecture on socialism at Turner hall
next Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock.
No admission will be charged
An interesting campaign spectacle
was the DOMINIC of the green yester-
day by George White. the republican
laldermanic candidate in the Fifth
d ward. 1t was Palm Sunday, and the
candidate wanted to be in it.
y McCabe's Easter millinery ha:
pi obably never before met with suct
5 general approval. The styles shown
this season are more refined, but will
:, an air of elegance and richness which
is very taking.
h Before selecting your wall paper
stop in and see the elegant new lint
of paper in the latest designs anc
colorings at w. C.. Hubbe's wal
paper store, 1919 Third avenue, Bstel
le building. Open from till Q o'clocl
) every evening.
y The voters of the Fifth ward can SCI
q no good reason for not continuing
Tom Fender in the city council. H
= has made he ward good alderman
e. they say. and with his experience, cal
accomplish more than one unac
he quainted with the ropes.
rel Up in the Sixth ward the peopl
have put up with Fred Calls jollyin,
IN about as long as they intend doing
c. They want a representative in tn
council who can do things, and there
=. fore have agreed among themselve
or to elect John F. Dindinger, the demo
cratic candidate.
For city city attorney the voter
= have the privilege of sending to thi
important Office one of the ablest c
~ the young members of the local bal
y Robert &. Reynolds. He will give q
administration of the municipal legs
department that will be a credit to tn
We city and to its attorney.
First ward residents want man
:, represent them in the council who hs
Al interests in the ward. Thomas "
~ Byrnes, the democratic candidate, hs
lived among them for years, own
tie property in the ward and is familis
a with the needs of the ward. For thes
reasons he is to be elected.
r. The case of William Frohbot
e. against Constable S. w. Sutton.
Milan, and his bondsmen, J. II. Val
err derslice and Elmer Haynes, to recove
sh 5000. the value of team, wagon an
harness, sold by the constable. ws
oil heard before Justice W. f. Schroede
IS Saturday. The squire took the ca;
under adjustment.
ts Valentine Dauber is one of thol
be men who possess the happy faculty
I'd keeping close to the people. This
a large measure explains his popula
.;r ity among the voters of the Fouri
~. ward, who are glad of the opportunit
or ~ .n senu I'm " .o on o .te.
ok for assistance in matters affectir
Us their ward,
At recent meeting of the board