Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-21

The cheapest and best single har-
ness. whips and riding saddles in the
city at Hilfnger's shop, 1906 Second
avenue.
want YOUR money. but will posi-
lively give you more goods for it than
any living soul. Can positively afford
TO. Jones.
Clemann & Salzmann are showing
some beautiful things in sideboards-
All STYLES and at almost any price you
wish to pay.
Attend the concert. given by the
Rock Island MaennerchOr next Sum
day evening at Turner hall. Admis-
sion, 25 cents.
This city can boast of having the
finest second hand store in the whole
state of Illinois. We pride ourselves
on cheap goods. Jones.
Mrs. Thomas Burton, 2O1s Third av-
enue, entertained a party of lady
friends yesterday afternoon. the af-
fair being in honor of her birthday.
Ross Bangness and Miss Martha
whitaker. both of New Boston, were
married yesterday at the county
building by Judge f. f. Parmenter.
round Heretofore the offices were
closed Saturday afternoons in the
summer months only.
Pretty warm today. wasn't it
How's your refrigerator? If you are
going to buy new one, don't fail to
look at the automatic. which we are
showing. It's the height of perfec-
ton. Clemann & Salzmann.
For the girl graduates the Branden-
burg millinery store has the finest
line of dainty hats trimmed up to
make selection easy. We also have a
large line of duck hats and white Ma
lines for warm weather wear.
Mrs. Anna Hazelton-Goff and Misses
Alma Holt. Fay Warren and Anna
Larkin, of this city. have numbers on
a program to be given by the Etude
club at Library hall, Davenport. next
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Answer this question, Who has got
the most beautiful, the oldest and the
most heart-to-heart store on Second
avenue? One Jones. of course. Save
worlds fair expenses and come to see
lily llC lO-O NV
ond avenue.
Cooking over hot stove is most I'M
comfortable. Have you ever had n
gasoline stove? We have received our
shipment for this season and would
be pleased to show you a few of the
many advantages the Dangler line has.
Clemann & Salzmann.
The Ladies' Industrial club of the
Fraternal Tribunes held the first in
its series of summer dancing parties
at the Watch Tower last evening.
There was large attendance of MEM
bers and their friends. Music was fur
nished by Bleuer's orchestra.
Don't take % or so cents for your
old stoves from alley peddlers. Come
10 the man who buys everything and
get a decent price for your second
meanest man in town. but old and re-
liable, 1923 Second avenue.
Mrs. L. o. Jahns, of South Moline,
has been appointed matron of the
Union Mission on Aiken street to fill
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mrs. 4. f. Dennis. who leaves to
join her husband at st. Louis. where
he has taken n position in the electri-
cal building at the exposition.
The tri-city Labor day celebration
this year is to be held at Grand Isle.
This spot was selected by the Rock
Island Industrial Home association.
whose turn il is to make the arrange
ments for the celebration in Septem-
Der. The celebration was in Moline
last year. This time it is up to Rock
Island to do the honors.
Prices on lots in old ball park, on
west side of Eleventh street, between
Thirteenth and Fifteenth avenues,
range from 1925 to $3.50, with a dis
count of S25 on each lot to cash pur-
chaser. 1t is very doubtful if an OPP
portunity will again be offered to pur-
chase as high and dry lots for same
prices. Inquire of /. Mosenfelder or
Capt. Dack.
The will of Henry Ashdown. Of Coe
township, was probated in the county
court yesterday. The following he
quests are made: To his daughter
| Stella Flickinger. $1,000; to his son
| Edward AShdOwn. and daughter. Mary
Cox. $4,000 each: to his sister. Susanna
Wallace. $500. The residue of the es
tate is divided equally among the -four
children. Edward. Stella. May anC
Anna. Edward Ashdown is appointed
executor to serve without bond.
PandemOnium broke loose on TIT
river front today. Some said it wa.
the return of the Springfield delegate
and others that the depot was bein.
removed. but investigation Shove,
that it was only Pat Turner with hi
gang of boiler makers from Cincinna
ii. who are doubling the size of tn
Peoples Power company's gas holde
to provide an ample supply of gas TO
the new stoves that are being sol
daily. Have you ordered one? 70
can't afford TO be without it. Ask you
neighbors wha have them.