Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-19

cent quality, challenge sale price 9
cents a pair. Young & McCo IN bs.
Camb bridge is to have a modern 2
story bank building TO be erected dur
ing the coming season at cost of
$, 600: Drack 81 Kerns drew the
plans.
The temperature dropped 10 de-
grees last night. the official thermome-
terregistering 26 at 10 O'Clock last
evening at above at z o'clock this
morning.
Jacket clearing. All our S. SO
and $12 80 and some as high as $40,
will be closed out at our challenge
prices. 50 so down to 50. SO. Young
& McCombs.
All parties indebted to the late DR..
j NJ. Silvis may pay the same to me
at my home. 1851 E'ghth-and-a-half
avenue, from to II a. m. Mrs.
Margaret Porter, administrators.
Extra heavy suitings, suitable for
ladies' walking skirts, in black. navy
and oxford gray, value so cents for
cents per yard. Young & McCombs.
The FIRE department had run this
morning to the lone of w. A. De
Groot 1922 Third avenue, where a
fire of SCOT in the chimney filled the
upstairs with smoke. There was no
damage.
Challenge sale of muslin under
wear. Women's good muslin gowns
at 81 cents, corset covers at cents,
chiidren's drawers at cents, under
skirts at 25 cents. Young & Nc
Combs.
The viii of the late George Stocker,
of this city. was probated today in
the county court. The property of
testator, real and personal. is left to
his widow, Elizabeth Stocker. who is
named as executrix of the will.
Mrs G. M. Kerns is giving Thin
BILE party to ladies of the Broadway
Presbyteria church this afternoon in
honor of her mother, Mrs. j. w.
Garner, and sister, Miss Mary Gar
ner, who are visiting here from
Ottumwa.
Forty-ineh all wool silk finish hem
rietta, 38inch all wool serge, 46-inch
worsted suitings in checks, plaids
and fancy mixtures. 40-inch all wool
plaids. worth up to 65 cents per
yard. Your choice of lot challenge
sale price 25 cents per yard. Young
s. McCombs.
We have just opened new impor-
tation of fne china dinner sets. 100
pieces in each set. They are a close
copy Of the $50 Haviland dinner sets
The decorations are in light brown
and lavender, and we offer them for
this sale at $40 so. Ask to see them.
Young & McCombs.
BIDS for the construction of the ex-
tensive addition to be erected this
summer by Deere & Mansur. OF Mo-
line. were opened yesterday by Supt
Barclay. II is understood that seven
bids were offered by local contractors
and the figures quoted on the con-
struction of the FACTORY building
itself ranged about $75. 600.
CanVasser John B. Arthurs was
much encouraged by the results that
attended his work in behalf of the
new Il eatre project the latter part of
last week. and has decided to continue
now until he has made a personal
visit to all those whose names he has
on his list. He is satisfied the enter
prise can be successfully put through
this week il committeeman will give
him desired assistance.
Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday.
there will be celebration at Trinity
church, as there will be each Wednes-
day during lent. at and 10 d. m,
the latter service including mathis
and an address. Every Friday dur
ing lent there will be mathis and lit
any with an address at 10 a. m. and
even song and address at 7:30. Rev.
George Kalten bach will assist the rec
tor, Rev. DIR. r. f. Sweet. until after
Easter.
S. S. Davis, of this city, and c.. H.
Deere, of Moline, have been in Wash
ington for the past few weeks, and
good results are already apparent
the appointment as special national
bank examiner of T. j. Kinney, of
Rock Island. and the Recommendation
by Secretary of War Root of $780,
500 appropriation to complete the
deepening of the Sylvan waterway.
Whenever Messrs. Davis and Deere go
to Washington something is sure to
fall.