Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-28
READY TO RUN|MAGE
Committees Named to Have
Charge of the Coming
Sale.
SOLICITORS FOR STORES AND HOMES
Collection to Begin Nov. 5-Arti-
cles That Are
Wanted.

| pointed at the last meeting of the
| Union Mission met last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Blake
more and made general arrangements
for the sale that il has been decided
TO hold Nov. IL to 10. inclusive. The
1 following solicitors for the different
divisions of the territory to be COW
cred We're appointed:
/ West of Eleventh street. Mrs. W.
Gahagen. Mrs. f. b. McKown. Mrs.
". II. Gest; Eleventh street. Mrs. Dill
lon. Mrs. Sperry; Twelfth street. Mrs.
X. NJ. Pearce; Thirteenth and Four
teenth-and-a-half streets. Mrs Charles
Dugard; Fourteenth street. Mrs
i Frank Young; Fifteenth street. Mrs.
Winters. Mrs. kohn; Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, Mrs. c. j. Searle;
IEighteenth street, Mrs. NJ. Rice;
Nineteenth street, Mrs. III. ID. Blake
more; Twentieth street. Mrs. \. Mos
enfelder; Twenty-first street. Mrs. H.
y. held: Twenty-second street, Mrs.
George Loosely, Mrs. Brinkerhoff;
Twenty third street. Mrs. III. Il. Sud
low; Twentyfourth and Twenty fifth
streets. Mrs. Crandell: Twenty-siXth
Iwenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
streets, Miss Florence Head: Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth streets. Mrs. j.
*. Scott; Thirtieth TO Thirty-eighth
streets, Miss Alice Atkinson, Miss
Mary Long; Thirty-eighth to Forty
sixth streets, MS. j. Worker. Mrs
Bartholomew.
South Rock Island. Mrs. Orrin Leon
ard; Sears. Mrs. +. d. Fisher; Milan.
Mrs. Mclaughlin; Moline Mrs Mary
Metzgar. Mrs. James Atkinson. Miss
Adah Stephens.
Solicitors for stores in Rock Island
Mrs. +. w. Hurst. Mrs. Louis Schmidt.
Mrs. Robert Bennett. Mrs. Joseph Nc
Crory. II. ID. Blakemore; Davenport.
Mrs. Sewell Dodge. Mrs. Emil Koehler.
Mrs. George Roth. Mrs. NJ. Z. Sweeney.
Articles Desired.
The following list of articles that
can be disposed of to advantage was
housekeepers who desire to contrib
ute may be assisted in CHANGING
| through it:
| Hats and caps. boots and shoes (tie
mates together). overshoes. gloves
and mittens (tie mates together), fur
niture of all kinds. bedsteads. tables.
chairs. sofas. washstands, bureaus.
dressers. stoves. kitchen ware, pots.
kettles. pans. skillets. irons. buckets.
pals, wringers. washing machines.
pie tins. lard buckets. tin cups. waf
fie irons. griddIe irons. gas stoves.
gasoline stoves. coal oil stoves. wash
boilers. wash boards. mops. brooms.
old brass and metals. clothing of all
! kinds. dresses. shirt waists. dress
skirts, underskirts. petticoats, ladies'
underwear, ladies' hose. cloaks, jack
| cts, capeS. furs. throws, ladies' neck
wraps, ladies' boHnets and hats, rib
bons, flowers, feathers and hat trim
mings. children's caps. misses and
children's underwear, mems and
boys clothing of all kinds. pants,
vests, coats, overcoats, mems under
wear. boys clothing of all kinds.
boys Undertaking. hats and caps.
muffiers, comfOrters, ear muffs. bed
clothing. pillows. comforters, blank
cts, sheets, pillow slips. pillow shams.
pillow sham holders, pictures. bibles,
testaments. books, magazines (please
tie volumes together), dolls, toys,
picture books, picture frames, pianos,
organs, violins, guitars, mandolins.
flutes zitherS. sheet music. music
books. picture molding. wall paper.
dishes. crockery, canned goods, hard
ware of all kinds, lace curtains, win
dow shades, curtain fixtures, carpets.
rugs. hassocks, piano covers. doilies.
table scarfs, fancy work of all kinds,
towels, napkins. table cloths, vases,
siIverware. iewelry, clocks, watches,
spectacles, eye glasses, tumblers,
urns. flower pots. flower stands, piano
stools. soap, writing paper, pencils,
pens, ink. school supplies. writing
pads. candy. nuts, apples, fruit of all
kinds, potatoes, parsnips, honey, gar
den implements, hoes, rakes, lawn
mowers, wheelbarrows, apple parers,
cherry pitters, novelties of all kinds,
garden hose and garden sprinklers,
Mason jars, crooks, jugs. bottles.
Hooks. keys, sash, shutters, doors,
cushions. mattresses. shirts, collars,
cuffs, neck ties, night gowns, dressing
gowns, slumbering robes, jellies.
Jams. preserves, canned fruit. and all
other articles of value.
Collectors VIII be Around Soon.
The collection of the rummage will
begin Nov. 5, and those contributing
will assist in the work and lessen the
expense if they have their assortment
of articles ready at the time appoint
ed for the visit of the collector.
There will be no goods sold mornings
nor will there be a sale Wednesday
evening. Goods that have been sold
will not be exchanged, and no person
connected with the sale will be per-
mitted to purchase anything till the
last day.
The department managers who
viii be in charge of the sale as ap-
pointed last evening are:
Gentlemen's clothing, Mrs. Kohn,