Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-17

Won Gerverrecks, Joseph Dietz.
are shown in the G. * II. specials,
shown only at Gustafson & Hayes
Hats, hats-Ullemeyer & Sterling,
the leading hatters of Rock Island
are showing all the newest styles.
For your spring suit see Gustafson
q Hayes. They lead them all for
styles and workmanship. Everything
new.
For Saturday only, medium weight
merino underwear, worth As cents,
only 81 cents. You know us. The
London.
Have Mr.. Hubble give you an esti-
mate on doing your painting and dec
Grating 1919 Third avenue; phone
GIL green.
Walline q Hamilton give moving of
household goods prompt and careful
attention. 3OS Twentieth street. New
phone 1884.
Pears, peaches and plums, all %
cent grades, 20 cents per can, Satur-
day only. at Clement d Diedrich's, 500
Twentieth street.
Seats on sale for the great Theo-
baldi concert at Augustana college
Saturday morning at o'clock at the
respective places.
The Y NJ. c. \. juniors will tomor-
row. if the weather is fair, take the
tramp to the Watch Tower that was
prevented last week by rain.
Attend the Orma club dance, Tur-
ner opera house, Davenport, every
Saturday and Sunday evening. Ad-
mission, 20 cents; ladies free.
Arthur c. Roberts and Miss Alice o.
Phipps, both of Davenport, were uni
ted in marriage yesterday afternoon
at the office of Justice Schriver.
Three-pound can Van Camps beets,
regular Is cent grade, 10 cents per
DIedrich's, $50 Twentieth street.
All the latest patterns in checks
and stripes and neat effects are shown
in the G. & II. specials. These are
only shown at Gustafson & Hayes
The Fraternal Aid association last
evening gave a progressive cinch par
~ at Krell & Math hall which was
largely attended and thoroughly en-
joyed.
Mems S1.5O kangaroo shoes 9s cents,
women's $1.25 kid strap sandals IS
cents. misses $50 fine kid shoes 9S
cent pair, all day Saturday at Nc
Cabe's.
You will save money by buying wall
paper cleaner, wall paper and room
moulding at w. C. Hubble wall paper
store, 1919 Third avenue. Store open
evenings.
Have you looked at our shirt win
dow? Pick out your style and pat
tern. come in, we have your size. III
Iemeyer q Sterling, the furnishers
and clothlers for newest effects.
Mrs. Elizabeth Patten, of Rock Isl
and, and Samuel Likes were united in
marriage by Justice GebIle this morn
ing in his office. The couple will
make Peoria their home hereafter
Peoria journal.
Some of your friends who you think
are wearing a $40 tailor-made suit are
wearing am l.. Adler Bros. & Co.'S
ready-to-wCar suit, prices $3.50 to
$3.50. Let us fit you in one of them.
You know us. The London.
Before selecting your wall paper,
stop in and see the elegant new line
in the latest designs and colorings of
the season at the lowest prices at w
G. Hubble wall paper store, 1919 Third
avenue. Store open evenings.
without doubt the busiest store in
the three cities just now is Ottesen's
popular exclusive millinery empori-
um in Davenport Judge for your
self any afternoon. In fine weather
you will find the store crowded.
Bring the little fellow to our chill
dren's department. We show all the
latest novelties. See our blue serge
suits for $3.50 in sailor and Norfolk
Norfolks and blouse
suits. Match them for $3.50 If you
can. You know us. The London.
The Junior class at St. Joseph's
school yesterday afternoon gave
musical and literary recital that was
heard and appreciated by number
of friends and relatives of the per-
formers. Those who participated
were: Lucia McElherne, Ellen Sex
ton. Florence Jones, Edith Frick.
Stella Gibson, Mary Gibson. Mildred
Yeager, Wilfred O'Hare, Elizabeth
Lynch. Irma Concannon and Kathar-
inc FennelI.
The Christian Scientists of this city
are arranging to attend the lecture
that win be given at the Burtis opera