Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-13

and brandies to be found in the city.
Prices always right.
For baking purposes you should try
Simon Lewis liquors. The best quail
ity at the lowest prices.
Swits Condo and other makes of
wool underwear so cents that were
ST. Simon & Mosenfelder
When purchasing cigars see that
the blue union label of the Cigar
makers union is ON the box.
Saturday is the last day you can
buy those overcoats for $40, worth
from SIS to $40. The London.
You will find few of Simon & Mo-
senfelder's were" reductions in these
locals; their store is full of them
Orma club dance, Turner opera
house, Davenport, Sunday evening,
free.
Physical culture and medical gym
nastics at Carse's hall Saturday after
moons. Phone 1888 west Mrs. Mauzy,
director.
Pork tenderloins, leaf lard, spare
ribs, sausage meat, neck bones, pigs
heads, dressed pigs feet, hearts and
liyers at H. Tremann's Sons,
Miss Elfriede Meisner. 1715 West
Third street, Davenport, music teach
er; graduate of the Leipzig Conserva-
tory, Germany. Patronage solicited.
Special sale Saturday, ladies' $3.50
shoes for $1.S5. All styles. Saturday
only. When we say sale" it means
sale. Don't miss this chance. Dolly
Bros.
Attend the St. Valentines ball Civ
and the Naval Reserves Friday night
at Armory hall. Cash prizes will be
given.
John Dwyer. whose home is at At
kinson, was killed by the Rock Island
passenger due here at 1920 yesterday
afternoon, a few miles this side of
Sheffield
The high school basketball team
and number of supporters went to
ueneseo this afternoon, where the
team of the Collegiate Institute will
be met this evening.
Hon. and Mrs. William Jackson
their daughter, Mrs. George Babcock,
and grandson, Willie Barth, left yes
terday afternoon for the Pacific coast
to remain for an extended sojourn.
Burglars last night effected an en-
trance through the back door at j.
NJ. Scaab's grocery store at Sixteenth
street and Fourth avenue and took
about SIP from the cash drawer
Nothing else was molested There is
no clue.
Former Aid. \. f. Nelson has alight-
ed in another soft place at Spring
field, having received the appoint
ment as clerk of the senate commit
tee on roads and bridges, of which
Senator L. S. McCabe, of this city, is
chairman
The committee in charge of the
Washington banquet at the Rock ISL
and Club requests that members ex-
peeting to attend forward their ac-
ceptance at once in order to ascer-
tain in advance how many guests
there are to be.
Mrs. J. B. Ainsworth, of this city,
was chosen delegate from this dis
trict at the meeting of the Royal
Neighbors at Springfield to attend
the head camp of the order in In
dianapolis in May. The other dele
gates from the district are Mrs. Rose
Salisbury. of Moline, and Mrs. Ma
guire, of Macomb.
This evening the annual sale of cur
rent literature will be held at the Y.
NJ. c. A. with w. B. Mcintyre as auc-
tioneer. Preceding the sale there will
be basketball game between two as
ISOLATION teams free to men and fol-
lowing it there will be social with
music. About $50 worth of periodi-
Gals will be disposed of. The paper
ing and cleaning of the chapel and
the south parlor has been completed
by the Association Helpers in time
for the social.
The resignation of Mrs. L. F. Bar
tholomew as secretary of the board
of directors of the Union Mission has
been accepted and Prof. \. w. VIII
Hanson has been chosen to fill the
place. At the request of X. T. Ander-
son, who was recently chosen treas
urer, II. E. Casteel, who held the Office
last year, has been again chosen to
fill the place.