Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-17

SO and $12 buys at this store suits
that you can not buy for less than
SIS. The London.
The best place in the city to find
strictly fresh eggs and dairy butter is
at Maucker & Toms.
Mems fancy half hose, worth 20 |
cents. two pair for 25 cents. You
know US, the London.
The finest display of fruit and
vegetables in the city will be found
at Hess Bros tomorrow.
You can always be pleased at
Adams for your footwear. Nice lire
of warm weather shoes.
All kinds of electric fans for rent.
Rock Island Electrical Construction
company, phone 1880.
$40 for $15 suits, $12 for $15 suits
Don't buy until you see these sui $.
You know us. The London.
Balb:iggan and fancy summer
" eight underwear, worth 30 cents,
only % cents. The London.
We want to figure on your plumt
ing work. Ward & Mcmahon, 31SI
Twentieth street, phone 4472.
The greatest assortment of chill
dren's straw hats for so cents, all IL c
latest novelties. The London.
The brick has begun to arrive for
the paving of the Q yards south of
the passenger and freight depots.
The new second track on the q
between Seventeenth and Twentieth
streets was put in use yesterday.
The Royal Neighbors of South
Rock Island had very pleasant
social at Woodmen hall last night.
Patent feathers. vici kids, velour
calf. tans and coltskins, all in the
Emperor s. SO line-only at Adams.
A great line of the very latest
! bows for high turn down Collars. only
% cents, worth so cents. The London.
Call at the Modern for your spring
otwear. We can please You. Union
made shoes in all styles. The Modern.
Saturday special, ladies' sailors,
worth 81, 81 so and $1-your pick
for 4S cents, at Lambert's toggery
shop.
For real estate and reliable insur
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, roc m
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
1t is easy to match the price OF the
mems suits that M. & X. advertise at
$40, but you cannot match the quail
ity at this price
$40 buys first class all wool suit,
and with it goes satisfaction. That
4 is all you can ask and that is what
you get at NJ. & KS
A - 80 hn
board of education is spending the
evenings of this week in conference
with Architect Borgolte on the plans
for the new high school.
Miss Byrnes is now carrying the
biggest complete stock of millinery
lspecialties in the three cities. All
orders carefully and promptly filed
at bottom rock prices.
You can't take the starch out of our
Inegligee shirts-there's none in them
but the price of our negligee shirts
knocks the starch out of anything
lalong Second avenue. NJ. & K.
Spring suits for lads and dads
splendid values for lads at S1.95. 81 :
so. 1926 to 81 85-for dads. not or
binary but extraordinary values at
L
George Ohge, witness in the Pohl-
man damage case on trial in the cir
cult court, came near fainting while
on the stand this morning, and pro
ceedings were stopped till he recov.
cred.
Do you want to know what it viii
cost to have your house wired? Ask
us. No charge for estimates. Chan
deliers at reduced prices. Rock Island
J Electric Construction company
? Phone 1880.
The junior piano class of Prof. s.
L. Bowlby gave q recital at hi
home last evening. assisted by Miss
Florence Friestedt and Earl Bowlby
who gave violin solos and recita
{ tions. The piano numbers were by
Stella and Julia Melchoir, r. ID. Bull
. lock, Theodore Bleuer, Bessie Brown
, Frank Young, Mabel and Paul Bruner
Guitar and mandolin selections were
rend' T ID by Grace Eyarts and Charles
Montgomery.
J. p. Williamson, the house fur
nisher, 1915 Second avenue, ha
; ienlarged his business and now occu
! pies an additional store adjoining hi
old quarters. He has added a larg
e amount Of new house furnishings o
: every description, and is now pre-
pared to deliver everything in hi
8 line promptly at prices that viii
n make it worth your while to give hin
a call. He aims to give satisfaction
r on every purchase. and many BIZ
n round dollars may be saved by trad
4 ing with him.