Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-05

| II Emig makes your fall suit or over
coat, the fit and workmanship will be
that could be desired
Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour enjoys
the largest sale of any similar article.
Ask your grocer today.
| Clemann & Salzmann have just re-
ceived large shipment of bookcases.
china closets and sideboards.
If you enjoy mullins and waffies. try
Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour and you
will be delighted with results.
Handkerchiefs. This word always
makes you think of McCabe's. but now
is the time for action. Go and see.
We clean and press your clothes
with care. Beal & Mccarthy, Illinois
theatre building. Old phone TIC L.
If you are going 10 buy a stove. don't
| fail to see the large line of Bucks Hot
Blast stoves at Clemann & Salzmanns
McCabe's millinery. 1t does sell
The styles are absolutely correct, and
the prices tell their own story. 1t
does sell.
And this. $125. 81 and IS cents
wool dress goods 40 cents yard Mon
day at o'clock and while they last
at McCabe's.
A two days flyer in McCabe's cor
set department, long hip four ca hose
supporters, % cents. one TO a custom
er 20 cents at McCabe's
Davis & Davis. the dancing Nabobs,
introducing buck dancing on role:
skates, will appear in the Sunday af
ternoon concert at Turner Grand. Dav
export, Nov. 6.
Davis & Davis, the dancing Nabobs.
Introducing buck dancing on roller
skates, will appear in the Sunday af-
ternoon concert at Turner Grand, Dav-
export, Nov. G.
A tide of prosperity is evidenced in
McCabe's jewelry department which
lastonishes even those who have no.
ticed this departments great progress.
This time its SUPERINTENDENT said.
McCabe's are letting go of all wool
goods-as you would drop a hot pOta-
to-quick. Note what they say of win
ter underwear and wool bed blankets.
The warm weather has already hung
on too long.
George S. Osborn, of Bay City, Mich,
deputy grand master of the A. O. L.
w. is in the city, and on Monday even
ing will address the members of the
three Rock Island lodges of the order
at Maths hall.
The regular monthly membership
be held next Thursday evening. Nov.
| 10. at o'clock. The officers of the
club have arranged to receive election
returns Tuesday night.
The condition OF Mayor c. P. Skin
ner. of Moline, was so serious today.
that another consultation was held.
He will probably be sent to the south
west as soon as he rallies sufficiently
from the recent operation for pleurisy.
The Modern Woodmen of South
Rock Island will give a masquerade
ball at their hall this evening.
Prizes will be given for the best and
for the most comical costumes. Ad-
mission. ladies Is cents, gentlemen.
| so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Larl1in, and Mrs
| w. H. Schillinger nav c returned from
Oneida, Knox county, where on Mon
, day they attended the funeral of Mrs.
Mary Gehrin. VITO was an aunt of the
} TWO ladies, and also of Mrs. s. s. Hull
of this city.
) The Young Peoples association of
{ Broadway church has arranged to re-
ccivc election returns in the Sunday
school room next Tuesday evening.
| There will be a continuous program
and cordial invitation is extended
10 all There will be no admission.
| During all next week (day and even
| ings) free massage treatment and
demonstration will be given with
Crown skin remedies at Lindorff's drug
store. corner Twentieth street and
Fourth avenue. Don't fail to get free
packages of flesh worm eradicator and
skin salve.
! At the regular mems meeting at the
~ NJ. C. A. tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. the Alton Convention in
! Brief will be the subject. The story
of the convention will be given by the
various delegates who attended from
| the local association. Arrangements
have been made for special music by
q male quartet, and a cornet solo by
Miss Alma Holt.
John Roche. the proprietor of the
American laundry. this morning plead
ed guilty in Magistrate Johnson's court
Ito a charge of using threatening and
abusive language. preferred by Chief
Miller. The facts in the case were
stated in the Argus OF last evening.
Magistrate Johnson imposed the mini
mum fine. So and costs.
J. f Bilbraugh. successor TO r. f.
McMann. having completed extensive
improvements on his studio at Alias
Twenty-third street. IL now prepared
10 turn out superior work IN the photo
graphic art. Mr. Bilbraugh Is an artist
of SO years experience and a trial or
der will convince of his abundant
equipment for the production of high
class pictures.
Election At AZ