Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-15
and SIS. They are right. The Lon

and SIS. They are right. The Lon
don.
Emery and Manhattan shirts-they
fit, they wear well, they are sold at
the right price. The London.
Free show at Grand Isle Sunday.
Boat leaves every hour commencing
at 0 a. m; 10 cents round trip.
Carnations, strictly fresh cut, 10
cents a dozen; lilies of the valley,
cents a dozen, Saturday at McCabe's.
Leroy, the slack wire artist, will
walk distance of 200 feet over the
Mississippi at Grand Isle Sunday,
p. IN.
Orma club dance. Turner opera
house, Davenport, every Saturday
evening. Admission, % cents; ladies
free.
$40. Don't fail TO see these suits-ev-
cry one bargain. Sommers & La
Velle.
Suits that were SIS and $1s-$10.
Don't pass up this opportunity to get
good suit cheap. Sommers & La
Velle.
Simon Lewis will place on sale be-
ginning tomorrow a shipment of fine
claret wines that has just been re-
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. SchoesseI cele-
brated their goth wedding anniversary
at their home on Seventh avenue yes
terday.
For your spring suit don't forget
that the G. & H. specials are the best
made. Sold only by Gustafson q
Hayes.
For Saturday. 20 per cent discount
off every chiI.'s suit except wash
suits. Better get lin" on this. The
London.
Plain taffeta and dotted foulard
silks, yard. % cents; 10 cent dainty
madras ginghams, cents yard, at
McCabe's Saturday.
Suits for all the children in Rock
Island at 20 per cent discount. This
is a snap. It's just when you need
them. The London.
When you want first class plumb
ing done call up \. n. Mcneil, PIT
Eighteenth street. Old phone 1925
west; new phone 595T.
H. f. Newland expert soda dis
penser. will have charge of our soda
fountain evenings. Harper House
pharmacy, II. o. Rolls.
Miss Amy Henderson last evening
entertained a small party of friends
in honor of Miss Buelah Cook, of Pc
kin, who is visiting here.
Don't forget that the G. & H. spe-
cials are the best clothing made for fit,
quality and workmanship. Shown on
| ly at Gustafson q Hayes.
The Ever Welcome club gave a de-
lightful dancing party at Black Hawk
Inn Wednesday evening entertaining
nearly hundred couples of young
people participating.
Beginning tomorrow Simon Lewis
will place on sale a fine line of claret
wines Claret and ice water or soda
makes pleasant and cooling summer
drink. Now is your time to make
your purchases.
The formal opening of the reading
room of the First Church of Christ,
in the London building Saturday,
| 1880 to Q p. IN. The public is cordially
invited.
! The grade schools are to have an
athletic meet for the boys of the up
per classes. The affair will be held
at the Ninth street fair grounds
track Saturday, May %. Arrange
ments are now being made for the en-
tries, officials, etc.
| Charles Gantert, of this city, has Sc
cured a patent on a revolving show
case that does great credit to his or
| iginating ability, and will probably
yield him substantial returns when
its advantages are generally appreci-
ated. The patent was obtained
through Louis Bagger & Co, patent
attorneys of Washington.
Miss Mary y. Meigs, daughter of
Montgomery Meigs, was married last
evening at her home in KeOkuk to
Maxwell w. Atwater. of Telluride,
| Col. Among those present as guests
at the wedding from out of town
were Mrs. Mary F. Lynde and c. f.
Lynde, of this city, Mr.. and Mrs. S. a.
! Lyndc, of Chicago. and Mrs. ii. S.
Gable, of Cedar Rapids.
The program that was carried out
at the ceremony of ordaining and in
stalling of Rev. Walter \. Halsey, for
merly principal of the Rock Island high
school, as pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Columbia, Neb., May is at
hand As noted at the time, the eX-
ercises were attended and partici-
pated in by Rev. w. Il. Mckee, of this
| city father-in-law of Rev. HalSey.
Rev. Mckee delivered the charge to
the new pastor. The sermon was de
Iivered by Rev. Alexander Wilson, d..
D.. of the Omaha Theological semi
nary.
M'CABE'S