Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-05


.sSiDg Me Song of the South is a
beautiful song. Hear it at Harper's
theatre next Thursday.
Early Ohio seed potatoes, onion
sets and garden seeds in hulk or pack |
age at Maucker & Toms.
Only few of the 23-cent overalls |
left. Get hustle on yourself if you |
want pair. The London.
If you wish the boy to look we'll
dressed, fit him out in ''little mans |
suit" Sommers & LaVelle.
We have SO mems suits that are
money savers for those that buy
them. Sommers & LaVelle.
Ladies' fancy imported umbrellas
in fashionable colors at Lambert's,
successor to Stewart, the halter.
Excellence of material and style in
the finished hats at the lowest prices
at the Brandenburg millinery store.
Ladies' patent kid shoes in all the
new styles at 50 and $3.50 at the
Leader, opposite the Harper house.
The Monolithic club gives another
of its series of dances at Black Hawk
inn next Friday evening, April II.
We have the Nethersole shoe with
heavy extension sole for $3.50. The
Leader, opposite the Harper house.
The finest display of fresh vegeta-
bles and fruits for your Easter dinner
en- display at Passig Bros. tomorrow.
There will be at least $50 men in
line in the Rock Island Club minstrel
parade next Thursday. Don't miss
There were spscial services today in
the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
churches in observance of Good Fri
day.
A car load of crockery just opened
which was bought last October before
the recent advance. Young & Nc
Combs.
For real estate and reliable insur-
ance call on Hull s. Hemenway, room
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
The latest spring overcoats in the
belt yoke made by Alfred Benjamin
& Co. If they make it it's the proper
caper. The London.
The greatest and best assortment
of chiloren's suits, full line of Rus
sian blouses for little fellows, 8 to 6
years. The London.
Secure your seats early for the Fisk
Jubilee singers at the First M. f
church, Monday evening, April s..
Admission only % cents.
The seat sale for the Rock Island
Club minstrels commences next Mon
day morning at z o'clock. Are you
remem bering the hour?
H. S. Cable. in sketch from "Side-
Tracked. is sure to bring tears to
the eyes of the audience at Harper's
theatre next Thursday.
Clarence Wadsworth fell from a
bridge line car on Sixteenth street
and Third avenue last evening,
sustaining a cash in the head.
Stein-3lo 81 Co. mems suits;
lthey are the top notchers in quality
land fashion. Cost no more than
other makes. Sommers & LaVelle.
For nobby up-to-date suits for
tyoung men, ages 10 to 10 years, we
are your people. Nothing too nobby
tor the boys; they tit too. You know
lus. The London.
The latest creation in mems bon
lnets. None trimmed with feathers OF
|, flowers, but they're beauties Just the
same. The latest fads in Stetsor
hats. The London.
The relief committee of the Asso
lciated Charities will hold it's monthly
business meeting Saturday at
o'clock in the usual place. A full at
Sc L.
Don't make an error and buy your
Easter suit until you see our line
Best made and best fitting suits in
Rock Island. See what we show fol
$40, $12 and SIS. You know us
: The London.
John Titus has moved his shoe re
pair shop from 1924 Fourth avenu,
to the rear of the Leader shoe stor'
and invites his friends to give him ;
call. Ladies' halfsoles 80 cents ant
mems so cents pair.
Katharine Ridgeway and her bril-
/ liant company need ne introduction
to Rock Island people. She closes tn
Y. M. c. A. course Tuesday evening
Good seats can still be secured at 81
cents at the Y. M. G. A. office.
Among those who will appear a
Harper's thestre next Thursday, be
bind coat of burnt cork, are +. II
Guyer, w II. Marshall, A. c. Oar
and John Crubaugh, who viii be seel
in song and dance written special.
: for them.
Everyone viii be requested to re
main seated while Warren Reck, thu
) tyrolean yoddler. gives his famou
echo song at the Rock Island Clul
: minstrels April IL. Ear muffs ma,
be purchased of the ushers just before
this turn.
Mrs. Agnes Lehnerer and children
wish to express their gratitude to al
who sympathized with them during
their late bereavement; especially t.
the Hammond Packing company fol
its kindness, and for the many flor