Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-17

make sold only by Gustafson &
& Hayes.
Special for Saturday. mems 25-cent |
underwear 10 cents. You know us.
The London.
Come early to the shoe sale before
the rush. Finne's shoe store, 1910
Second avenue.
Ladies' patent leather oxfords. lace
or button, only $1.S5. LageWaters
Shoe company.
Crystal glass table tumblers. 1 cent;
quart Mason fruit jars, cents Satur
day at McCabe's.
Call and inspect the exquisite line
of midsummer hats at reasonable
prices at Mrs. LaFrenz.
If it's a suit you want see what we
are offering for $12. They are the
real thing. The London.
Double oven four-hole gas stoves.
SIS each. Connections made free.
Peoples Power company.
We show the greatest assortment
of children's wash suits in town, ages
3 to IL years. The London.
Try Frank Simmons for our carpen-
ter work. Residence. 521 Twelfth
street. Old phone, brown 712.
H. A. Lohse, the contractor and
builder, has had the old phone placed
in his residence, number 66O K.
Good housekeepers use the best.
That's why they buy Red Cross Ball
Blue. At leading grOcers; 3 cents.
Don't spoil your clothes. Use Red
Cross Ball Blue and keep them white
as snow. All grocers. cents pack
age.
artist. at $50 Sixteenth street, has TAX
en- Thomas Casey as a business part
ner.
Children's wash suits in Buster
Brown and blouse styles, priced low
Tor Saturday. at Ullemeyer & Ster-
ling's.
Boys and children's straw and cloth
sailor hats. regular price were so
cents. all go at 10 cents. SOmmers &
LaVelle.
Choice patterns in mems suits at
S12. They are broken lots of SIS.
$16.50 and SIS suits at Sommers &
LaVelle's.
Mrs. Allen Pratt entertained a num-
Der of her friends Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs Harold Pemble, of
Arkansas.
Boys Saturday bargains: Little feI-
lows suits, ages 3 to s, Russian sailor
styles at half price. A money saver
| Sommers & LaVelle.
pound. against Saturday, and fresh
roasted sailed peanuts. 10 cents per
pound at McCabe's.
Straw hats and panamas. all tn.
very latest novelties from so cents to
SO. Price lower than all others for
the same qualities. The London.
| Annual bird shooting is to be given by
the Plattdeutchen Srhwestern June 20
at Huber's garden. Children's tickets,
% cents; adults. 10 cents, at the gate
DR.. p. F. Purdue has moved his of
| flee and residence to 411A Twentieth
| street. He will be pleased to promptly
| attend calls day or night. Both
| phones.
| John D. Taylor, who fractured a
thigh in fall several weeks ago, was
removed from St. Anthonys hospital
this morning in the ambulance to his
! home on Fourteenth street and Eighth
avenue. The injury had about healed
w. White. giving his vocation as a
ball player. left his boarding place at
CTS Third avenue, this morning. for
getting to settle his bill, and Mrs.
Freeman, the landlady. told the DO
lice, appropriated So that did not be-
long to him.
/ Tucker the Printer. has moved his
printing establishment from 1904
/ Third avenue TO lG1S Second avenue.
where he is now prepared TO turn out
| printing of all kinds with neatness
and dispatch. No job too small. none
too large. Phone West ASH
/ This afternoon at the Rock Island
house Cloyd Whitmer. of Larnark, Ill,
gave two exhibitions on the Howe
/ Portable fire escape. He descended
| from the fourth story. and made a
good showing of how one could be
saved by the escape in case of fire
/ The Tri-City Florists club held its
regular business meeting last evening.
the members gathering at the home
of William Knees in Moline After
the business session there was a
/ strawberry feast. Theodore EwoId, of
Davenport, furnishing the berries.
i Rev. o. W. Lawrence will deliver an