Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-09
Town TALK.

IrI-Clty Towel Supply company
Underwear at Ullemeyer & Ster-
ling's.
Chickens at Gilmore's packing
house market.
Boys wool hats - cents each al
Sommers & La Velle's.
Crushed fruit with ice cream soda
at the Harper house pharmacy.
What! Is it possible; $500 lots in
new additions? Goldsmith d Mckee.
Those 80 cent hair ribbon bows Is
cents each Saturday night at Me
Cabe's.
First class dressmakipg by Miss
Helen Sheagren, 12O6 Thirty-eighth
street.
Ladies' SIPS kid gloves, all colors,
IS cents Il pair Saturday night at Me
Cabe's.
The snappiest line of mems oxfords
in the city at s., $3.50 and 81 at the
Leader.
Hams. bacon and kettle rendered
leaf lard at Gilmore's packing house
market.
Boys sailor suits. in gray or blue,
a value giver at S2.4S. Sommers d
La Nelle.
The "hard-to-fit" long and slim
men perfectly fitted in suits at Ulle-
meyer & Sterling's.
If you wish bargain in mems suits
buy one of our wool suits at SO.
Sommers d La Nellc.
4 s.I II. s.,
bricklayers and plasterers at $1.5O ut
Battles new shoe store.
Boys sailor suits. fine wool, green
or blue color. chalk line stripe, $3.50
at Sommers & La Nelle's.
Battles new shoe store, Fourth ay-
enue and Seventeenth street. Its Il
little farther. but il pays.
Stem wind and stem set watches
So cents; gun metal eases with Elgin
movements 1915 Saturday night at
McCabe'S.
Lawrence Lodge. who was arrested
on the charge of disorderly conduct.
was fined SO by Magistrate johnson
yesterday afternoon.
The honest value boys suits at
$50, $1.9s, S2.IS and $2.95 that Tile
meyer d Sterling are selling are the
kind that give satisfaction.
Choice assorted roses 10 and 80
cents per dozen. American Beauties
80 cents per dozen at McCabe's all
day Saturday. if they last.
For this week, special discount sale |
on baby buggies and go-carts. Next |
week, discount sale on sideboards at |
L. +. Hellpenstelrs furniture store |
The Twilight club held very pleas
ant dancing party at the Watch Tow
or last evening. One hundred couples !
attended and music was furnished by |
Bleuer's orchestra.
The lecture next Monday evening at
the First Baptist church To be deliv-
cred by Rev. Il. j. Shuey is for the
benefit of the Union Mission. Il most
deserving institution. All who can
should patronize the lecture.
Mrs. Emma Siemon, 6l3 Ninth
street, was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening by party of young
friends i'm honor of her Goth birthday.
The hostess was presented with many
beautiful presents. The evening was
iOyfully spent.
The fence about the outdoor gym
lasium of the Y. NJ. {. \. was com
Dleted today and the date of opening
he place was fixed for next Thurs
lay evening. May 10. No special
have so far been arranged
for on that occasion.
If you are needing little ready
4. 4 |
except household furniture, piano, or
horse and wagon, see Eastman, with
Hoppe. under Savings bank, Mitchell &
Lynde's building. He can get you cash
1n such property at 6 per cent per
innum and without removal or pub
lefty.
Miss Mary Mougin, who has been
Identified with Schneider's shoe store
'or some years past, has accepted
position with the Boston and will be
'ound there from this time on. Miss
N1ougin will he pleased to see all of
ler old friends in her new position.
The body of William Baker. late of
-edar Rapids, passed through the
,ity ON its way to Swedona today for
nterment. The remains were ac-
by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Al
en-, of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. George La
mont, Miss Emma Lamont and Ben
amin d., James and Ralph w. La
mont, of this city, went to Swcdona
10 attend the funeral.
The Woman's Relief corps is to have
IN entertainment at Memorial hall to-
morrow evening incidental to the dis
Dosal of quilt. Members and friends
nave been invited to attend. Those
Who will take part in the entertain
nent are Edith Litzrodt. Blanche
thude. Lillian Sparrow, DIR. l.. NJ.
gallagher, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. DR..
Burkhart, Mrs. Mccarthy.
Tonight will be the last night of