Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-25

and SIS.
Avoid inconvenience on election
day by seeing tomorrow that you are
registered.
Kerler Bros. for carpet and mat
tress cleaning. Phone AVA. Seven
teenth street.
Mrs. A. L. Dimock's millinery
opening Wednesday and Thursday,
March 81 and %.
Spring millinery display Wednes-
day and Thursday at Miss Branden-
burg's millinery store.
Choice fresh cut carnations 90 cents
a dozen. Daffodils at % cents per
dozen all day Tuesday at McCabe's.
A new modern 7-room house on
Fourteenth-and-a-ha street at bar
gain if taken soon. Hull g. Hemen-
way.
You are cordially invited to Nc
Cabe's millinery opening exhibit
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
McCabe's special purchase of tow
els will be let out this week on the
basis of ''get a bargain, give bar
gain"
The millinery event of the season.
display of spring styles at Brsnden-
burg millinery store. Wednesda and
Thursday.
For real estate and reliable insur-
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, room
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
Basketball tomorrow night at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Professors VS.. Crescents.
This game decides the league cham
pionsnip. Admission 10 cents.
A prominent local society is plar-
ming to lease the second and third
stories of the new theatre building
independent of the theatre proper
The new shirt waists appear in all
their spring beauty at McCabe's. AS
q starter, Is dozen fancy colored per-
Gale waists 80 cents, each 33 cents.
Our exclusive millinery opening
will take place tomorrow and Wednes-
day. You are cordially invited. OF
tesen, 222 West Second street, Daven-
port.
The correct styles and materials
will be found next Wednesday and
Thursday at the Branden burg millin-
cry stores opening display of spring
millinery.
You are invited to attend our spring
millinery opening tomorrow and We'd
ne5day. March 26 and 81. Otteson,
exclusive millinery, 222 West Second
street, Davenport.
McCabe,s spring millinery opening
occurs Wednesday and Thursday OF
| this " eek when ihev will have on
dis play the ultra fashionable hats
ana bonne.s for spring wear
If you are not particular about get
| ting your spring suit for Easter, wait
till our town dressers show you some
| up to-date suits made by William
| Filter & Co 328 Twentieth street.
DR.. c c. Crouch wishes to an
nouBce that he has located in Rock
Island to practice dentistry. and has
secured rooms in the Y. NJ G. A.
building
The AGA lemics and Renas bask' T.
ball teams of Augu, tana college were
defeated by the Moline High school
| teams at Turner hall in the latter city
Saturday evening.
Court of Honor Nc. 81 is preparing
to give hard times dance at Carse's
hall next Thursday evening Invita-
tions have been issued TO neighboring
courts and big time is assured.
The peoples party, of Sears, has
nominated the following ticket: For
president, d. B. Sears; trustees, C. H.
Dibbern, j. <. Crouch, William Shoe
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E d. Fisher.
Pos tmaster Thomas has received no.
tice from Washington that on and af-
ter April 1 the United States domestic
rates of postage and classification
shall apply to all matter passing be-
tween the United States and Cuba.
| Hon. James B. Hay, of Chicago
state valiant commander of the
Knights of the Royal Arch, is expected
in the city today to meet the mem
bers OF the lodges in Moline and Rock
Island. The Rock Island arch will
} meet at o'clock tonight at Turner
hall.
Retail Clerks union No. 81, Of
Rock Island. has issued invitations
for its first Easter ball, to be held al
the Industrial home Monday evening
April s The committee in charge i.
composed of Misses Kirkman. Oster
man, Etzel and Broomhall, anC
Messrs. G. T. Davis, L Goldsmith, e
Thierman, 1. Hayes and r. Swanson
: An error was made in Saturday
ARGUS with reference to the visit o
Bishop Seymour, of the diocese o
Springfield. to Trinity Episcopa
church 1t was stated he would be Their,
yesterday. when it should have sale
Monday. Today is the Feast of thu
Anrunciation, services being con
Quoted by Bishop Seymour. who will
administer the rite of confirmation a
1880 this evening. Tomorrow ther'
will be services at Trinity church a
Z M. and Wednesday at and II
a. m. and 4:15 p. m.
Mrs. B. Z. Knox and her mother