Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-07

Come again tomorrow and the next
day and every day this week. The
bargains are yours for the asking at
McCabe's big muslin underwear sale
DR.. p. F. Purdue has moved his of.
fee and residence to 411h Twentieth
street. He will be pleased to prompt
ly attend calls day or night. Both
phones.
John Chase. Richard Carter. Ted
Guyer. Glen Bradford. Lester Sterling
and Harry Schiller HE'D themselves
Yesterday to Vandruffs island for a
three weeks outing.
McCabe's big, busy second floor,
where the great muslin undergarment
sale is going on, is a perfect mecca
for the thrifty housewife. Have you
been in the crowd?
\ June silk sale, a June towel sale,
a June muslin underwear sale, a June
umbrella and parasOl display are max
ing McCabe's store the busiest place
in the west.
No children other than those who
are pupils at the school will be per-
mitted to attend the commencement
exercises at the Villa de Chantal to-
morrow morning.
Come and see the interest ting and in
structive lean exhibit at the Broad
ternoon and evening. Admission, 25
cents; children, 10 cents.
The will of Andrew SAT, of Moline,
was probated in the county court yes
terday. All the property, real and
| personal. is bequeathed to the widow,
Mrs. Kajsa SAT. The will was drawn
Aug. 10, 1896.
| Among the passengers on the south
bound burlington passenger last ev-
ening was Il man ; feet 2H inches in
height. He stopped for supper at the
Harper house and had to bend his
neck to get through the main en-
trance.
Don't miss the loan exhibit at the
Broadway church Thursday and Fri
day afternoon and evening. Program.
refreshments, music. Come and have
a good time and see something inter
esting. Admission, p cents; children,
10 cents.
It's coming June Q and 10. The big
loan exhibit at the Broadway Pres
bytcrian church. Interesting display
Of war and Indian relics and foreign
curios. Program, refreshments and
music Remember the date. Sale of
sundry articles.
L. AIlars, former proprietor of the
Twin-City estaurant, now Opera
House restaurant. has resumed pro-
priet orship and will conduct a first
class eating house. Old patrons and
he public generally are promised
good fare.
l.. y. Affairs. of Moline, has purchas
ed and taken charge of the Opera
House restaurant. 1908 Second avenue
The former proprietor, Frank CAM
who conducts a similar restaurant
i'm Moline. will devote all his time tC
his place of business i'll that city.
There was paid at Rock Island ar
senal for wages for May today Sl2O.
9ls.O1 TO 2,OS7 employees. These fig
urcS are again in excess of those pre-
vicusly noted at the arsenal with the
exception Of the rush period of July
and August, 1898. during the Spanish
war
The tri-city branch of the Interna-
tional Association of Dressmakers
held its first monthly meeting at the
home of the president. Miss Battles
gave a talk on the new fashions for
the month as portrayed by the Paris
ian correspondent. The next meeting
will be held in Davenport the second
Monday i'm July.
The Christian Endcavor society of
the Aiken street Presbyterian chapel
held its monthly meeting at the home
Of Mrs Orrin Leonard last evening
At the business meeting. following
which there Mas social session. Miss
Bessie Bollman was elected president:
Miss Minnie Swami. vice president:
Miss Laura Chambers, secretary, anC
Miss Cora ROhh. treasurer.
The picnic of the combined Sunday
schools of Trinity church and chape
will Ice held at the Watch Tower to-
morrow. Teachers and scholars will
assemble Mt the church at $50 n. IN
Parents. friends and members of the
congregation are cordially invited to
attend The scholars fares will he
paid both ways The picnickers viii
return in the evening at O'Clock.
Mrs. Ernest Loeffler died at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at her home, BIZ
Fourth avenue. after n brief illness
aged 30 years and 26 f'-- Mrs. Loef-
Her was native of C"r'.rrv. and l.
survived by her hu '-'' and one
child. Christie Ernest L"""l"r, aged )
years. her mother. four si.''rS and a
brother. She was a mer'' or "f Home
tribunal No. |, Fraterua! Ir.hrn'S.
McCahe's great muslin underwear
sale ecIipSes evprythiu" else. Note
the special hour items. and grab while
they're going. At Q o'clock each day
gowns fer 80 cents; at 10 o'clock. Ia
dies tucked muslin drawers, - cents;
at O'Clock. embroidered cambria cor
set covers. II cents; ut ; O'Clock. 81
white skirts. 20 CertS. These ana
many other bargains keep the things
moving lively on the big second floor