Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-10

avenue. There will be music on the
grounds. All patrons and friends are
invited.
A great clean up of wash goods
remnants at cents to 25 cents a yard
for goods worth % cents to 81, COM
mencing tomorrow at o'clock at
McCabe's.
For real estate and reliable insur-
4nce call on Hull & Hemenway, room |
l6, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele- |
phone 1904.
Employees of the Tri-City Railway
company and their families are hav-
| ing their annual outing at the Watch
Tower today.
The most expensive and popular at
fractions have been secured for the
Moline chautauqua. Have you seen
the programs?
a grand clearing sale of all summer
millinery at Miss Byrnes' for the next
10 days. Everything must go regard
less of cost. Telephone SCH.
H. T. Siemon has moved his tin and
furnace shop from 1916 Third avenue
to Fifth-and a half avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Big supply of chandelier and glass
ware to stock up our new store on
Third avenue are coming. Rock ISL
and Electric Construction company.
Don't miss the grand free exhibit
ton of moving pictures at the Watch
Tower tonight. Latest up-to-date
pictures-Chinese war, Buffalo expo
| sition, etc. All free.
| fine cool ride on the elegant new
steamer j. S. Woodworkers' union,
No. 81. excursion to Clinton aud re-
turn. Sunday, July IA, Round trip
IS cents, dancing free.
j. p. Donahue is recovering nicely
from the serious operation to which
he submitted at st. Anthony's hos
pital a week ago, but is not yet able
to see his friends.
Now is your chance to buy furni-
ture cheap by attending the mid-sum-
mer clearing sale at the Flemmiu g
Furniture Co. Baby buggies from
50 so up at this sale.
A dredge has been set at work by
the Peoples Power company up the
channel in Sylvan water above tbs
Rock Island bridge according to the
contract with the government.
Camp Buffalo. located on Vandruff'.
island, is made up of q merry compa
Inv including George Perry, Louis
Eoglin, Joe Grotegut. Gus Broquist
Harry B4rth, William Johnson and A
Stechlin.
George Cavanaugh, serving va
grancy sentence. while pulling weed
in the court ysrd this morning, mad
a break for liberty. He was nabbe'
Iby James Thompson down on tn
river front and turned over to tn
authorities.
Supt. G +. White, of the SYLVIA
steel mill, has orders to resume work
8 and the local plant will be started u
next week with full force on the da
4 shift. The night crew will be put o.
later as the demand increases. but a
a., it is about 200 men will be given EN-
ployment next week.
Cleaning up the remnants of fin
wash fabrics. imported swisses
mousseline de sole, embroidere
e batiste. linen lawns, dimity, orgaudiG
u etc, ETC., 81, % cents. so cents, 5
cents, 25 cents. Choice of all th
g. short lengths at % cents, 12A cent
s. and cents per yard ut McCabe's, b,
ginning tomorrow morning prompt
&c at 9 o'clock.
lie Jay Gamble, the well known Molir
young man, is i'll again n the soutl
1t A short time ago he suffered an attac
Or of typhoid fever while working at II
saw mill conducted by Moline parti'
,g at Shreveport, La, and his conditic
y has now become SO serious that A
drew Shields has taken the patient
Hot Springs for treatment. nj
20 Gamble was similarly afflicted viii
80 in the south some time ago, and can
very near to deaths door.