Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-23

lTN 3udHlS TOT your spring SHOES.
Good values. low prices.
Buy your next pair of shoes at Lage-
Waters and save money
Fresh cut carnations, per dozen, 25
cents, at Young & McCombs'.
/ Ice cream and ice cream soda al
Petersen's, 1914 Third avenue.
Battles is giving genuine sale.
That's what brings the people.
Save the dealers profits, and more,
too, at Adams closing out sale.
Boys shoes 9s cents. worth S1.25
and s1.5O. at Battles this week.
| Misses box calf, vici kid. patent tip
lace $1.19, worth S1.5O. at Battles.
Mems shoes $1.19, all solid. worth
$50. lace or congress, at Battles.
S2.45 for the best patent colt on the
market at 81 and $3.50. at Battles.
Lage-Waters Shoe company conduct
an up-to-date. first-class shoe store.
Pink. white and red carnations 25
cents dozen at Young & McCombs'.
For tin and furnace work, see H. T.
Siemon, 1926 Fourth avenue, union 2s3.
Very attractive prices in misses
and children's shoes at Adams sale.
The great millinery event-McCabe's
millinery opening Thursday and Fri
day.
Blue grass lawn seed 10 cents
pound at Young & McCombs' Thurs
day.
Lage-Waters shoe company has just
received a fine new stock of ladies
oxfords.
Select your new Easter hat at Mrs.
LaFrenzs. Both style and price viii
suit you.
Embroidery and lace s1.5O under
skirts, special for Thursday, 81, at
Young & McCombs'.
Adams is selling first quality Good
year glove, mems boots for S2.Ss. You
pay $3.50 elsewhere.
Young & McCombs are agents for
Heath q Milligan's celebrated house
paints and varnishes.
Spring cleaning-buy your wall pa
pers and paints, the best and cheap
est, at Young & McCcmbs'.
The latest designs in wall paper at
lowest prices can be found at w. {.
Hubbe's, 1919 Third avenue.
McCabe's Easter display of the new
things in fashionable millinery takes
place Thursday and Friday of this
week.
Asparagus. spinach. cauliflOwer, |
fancy celery, rhubarb and Il complete |
line of fresh vegetables at Harris q |
Gauley's.
\ full line of fresh herbs and roots |
at Charles Ullemeyer's drug store. No. |
534 Sixteenth street. Make Your own |
blood purifier.
\ cordial invitation is extended to
the ladies of the three cities to visit |
McCabe's Easter millinery exhibit to-
morrow and Friday.
George Baughman, chief dispenser !
at the Rock Island house annex, has
resigned TO embark in business for
himself at Davenport.
DIR. p F. Purdue, 17l6H Second ave-
nue.. Old phone at Office, both phones |
at residence. Hours, 9 to IL a. m, and |
2 to 5 and to s p. IN.
The most elaborate line of fancy |
black and white silk bands and Per-
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sale at Young & McCombs'.
The juniors of the United Presby-
terrain church will give Il missionary |
cantata at the church tomorrow ev-
ening, s o'clock. Admission, 10 cents. |
The Rock Island JOurneymen Bar
bers' union. No. 113. gave a dancing |
party at the Industrial hall last night.
One hundred and fifty couples were in
In the city bowling series last even
inc. at the Central alleys. the Kicka-
poose bested the Orphans 2.276 to 2.1S3 |
and the Cubs won from the Cherokees
? APO to 2,226.
George Gordon and Miss May Ochil- |
tree. a Davenport couple, were mar
ried Monday evening by Justice ID. Il.
at whose office the cere-
mony took place.
w. c. Hubble. 1919 Third avenue. has
the finest line of wall paper to select
from You will do well TO call and
see the latest designs and colorings
before going elsewhere.
The fashionable ladies OF this local
ty have been waiting in anticipation
If the event which takes place tomor-
row and Friday. We need only to add
it. the McCabe Easter millinery eN-
iibit.
Ladies - South Rock Island viii
hold a reception at the Union Mission
Dn Aiken street tomorrow afternoon.
10 which those Interested in the work
and the public in general will Ice wei
come.
Have Mr.. Hubble give YOU an esti-
mate ON your painting and decora
ing. Al work guaranteed To be first
class and to give satisfaction. None
1ut the best skilled workmen are en-
1loyed.
Young & McCombs announce the ar
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