Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-11

lmost interesting and instructive man
ner. DIR. Koehne lectures tonight on
1.-The Miracle Problem"
119 hats. odds and ends. worth up to
| 50. YOUR choice of the lot for so cents
The London.
No chance for disappointment il
you serve Mrs Austin's Pancakes. AL
grocers sell it.
Strictly fresh eggs 16 cents dozen
tomorrow at Rachman's grocery, zoe
Twelfth street
Strawberries, pineapples, oranges,
apples and full line of fresh fruits at
Harris & Gauley's.
Egg plant. caulifiower, rhubarb and
a complete line of fresh vegetables at
Harris & Gauley's.
The G. & H. special. the finest hand
tailored clothing made, sold only by
Gustafson & Hayes.
A fine, soft vici kid shoe for gentle
men, others charge you 81, Adams
gives them for SOS.
For fine, up-to-date wall paper at
the right prices go to Lerch & Greve's,
| 2002 Fourth avenue.
$3.9s for mems Goodyear glove hip
or thigh boots at Adams. Either to
customers or dealers.
They must, go-those ladies' $1.25
and S1.5O kid shoes for 9s cents at
| Adams closing out sale.
Lerch & Greve, POOP Fourth avenue,
have the largest assortment of wall
paper in the tri-cities.
Fine chocolate creams 10 cents per
pound, sailed peanuts 10 cents per
pound Saturday at McCabe's.
All kinds of neg1igee shirts for
spring wear. Early buyers get the
best selection. The London.
10 cents per dozen for strictly fresh
eggs at Rachman's grocery, 700
Twelfth street, tomorrow only.
If you enjoy mullins and waff1es,
try Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour and
you will be delighted with the results.
For Saturday, winter suits and over
coats up to $25 for $11.35. See large
lad. page siX-will explain. The Lon
don.
Our hat department is brimful of
the new spring fashions and latest
ideas in headwear. Ullemeyer & Ster-
ling.
Buster Brown" is coming to town.
He will be at Ullemeyer &5 Sterling's
in a few days with his new spring
suits, etc.
The Aquaproof rain coat, the Al
fred Benjamin kind, the best made,
Al. Il ca 4 = IL,
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For your spring suit, take look
at the G.. & II. special. Nothing like
them in the city. Sold only at Gus
tafson &5 Hayes.
The Broadway Presbyterian choir
will meet Saturday evening at 1880 in
stead of tonight, on account of the
DR.. Koehne lectures.
Try steam-dried fertilizer for lawns,
gardens, truck gardens and farms. In
1OO-pound and ton lots. Twin-City
Rendering company; phone west 1903.
For Saturday only, your choice of
any winter suit or overcoat in the
house, worth up to $25, for $11.35.
This is your last chance. The London.
y game of basketball was played at
the high school gymnasium yesterday
afternoon between the 7 and b teams,
the latter winning by a score of 30
to 81.
We are now ready to show you the
best assortment of hats we have ever
had the pleasure to show you in Dun
laps, Stetscns and Guyers. None bet
ter made. The London.
In the games played last evening in
the City Bowling league the Kicka-
poos defeated the Centrals 2,3s2 to
.2,33S and the Prospects won from the
Cherokees 1875 to 1928.
The sinking of one of the walls of
the brick addition being built at the
rear of 1713 Second avenue is found
to have been caused by an old well.
the existence Of which w., not discov-
cred by the eXcavators. The weight
of the wall broke the pine covering
over the well.
The delivery horse belonging to the
John Healy Liquor company engaged
in mad dash from the store on First
avenue and Seventeenth street up
through the Market square at {
o'clock yesterday afternoon. While
turning the corner corner at the Com
mercial house the animal fell and was
caught. No damage was done.
Clarence Boyer, 921 Fourth avenue,
was host TO company Of his young
friends who gathered at his home last
evening. Those present were: Misses
Florence and Ruth Stephenson. Kate
Heirsmann. Lulu Williams. Clara Melt
Frank ObenhOus. Arthur johnson. Al
HanIy-ioIrSnr,