Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-31

by these changes.
the opportunities and advantages that
it offers.
With every boys knee pants suit
from $3.50 up they will give 5O-cent
silk lined cap free at Gustafson &
Hayes.
Our new spring skirts and shirt
waist suits are ready, and we are
showing a number of beauties. Young
e. McCombs.
Silk and covert jackets are in great
demand. We have them in uneXcelled
values and new exclusive styles.
Young & McCombs.
For $3.50 you get a nice patent
leather shoe for ladies at Adams
than $3.50 or $2.75.
Not a 25-cent cap, but a 5O-cent silk
lined cap, free with every boys knee
pants suit. worth from $3.50 up, at
Gustafson & Hayes.
Stein-Bloch company's mems suits,
nobby styles; they are the only fit
ters a try on will convince you.
Sommers & LaNelle.
DR.. p. f. Purdue, 1716h Second ave-
nue.. Old phone at office, both phones
at residence. Hours, to y Il. m, and
? to ) and : to p. m.
Free with each ($2.5O or over) boys
short pants suit, two pairs boys
Black Cat hose or a nice shirt waist,
at UIlemeyer & Sterling's.
The Ladies of the W. V. Il. L. will
give a card party and supper tomOr-
row night at Memorial hall. Admis-
sion, % cents, supper included
Try steam-dried fertilizer for lawns,
gardens, truck gardens and farms. In
1OO-pound and ton lots. Twin-City
Rendering company, phone west 14O3.
Justice W. F. Schroeder yesterday
afternoon. at his office, performed the
marriage rite for Albert McKiIlip and
Miss Mary Kane, an Andalusia cou-
pie.
There's cut and attractivencss
about the young mems suits we sell
that You will find only in clothiL~
bearing our label. Ullemeyer q Ster-
ling.
Albert j. Harris and Mrs. Edith
Smith. both formerly connected with
the Rock Island Shoe company in this
city. were married March II at st.
Paul.
| Miss Martha S. Baker and Miss Mel
lie y. Liphardt, graduate nurses from
| st. Luke's hospital. Davenport, have
removed 10 $50 Fifteenth street, Rock
Island, new phone 5s57.
The label "UlIemeycr d Sterling
on your suit is guarantee that it is
made 10y Americas leading clothes
makers. Our $3.50. SIS and SIS suits
are the kind that give satisfaction.
General Manager J. Z. Lardner. of
the Tri-City Railway company. has
returned from Chicago, where he let |
contract for II new motors to be
delivered as soon as possible for use
on the lines in the three cities.
All kinds of carpcntcring. iobbing |
and repair work done on short notice
from sidewalks to inside repairs. All |
work guaranteed. Prices reasonable
Call or drop a card to 1927 Second av-
enue. or sol Eighth street Schroe-
der & Davis.
The Easter gifts which Ullcmeyer
Il Sterling are giving free with each
boys suit are what parents and boys
appreciate. Buy Your Easter suit Of
Us. We save YOU money. and YOU are
assured of new goods at Ullemeyer &
Stcrling's.
The Ladies' Ala society of Memorial
Christian church viii give an egg so
cial at the church Friday afternoon
and evening. April l. There will be
several booths. from which refresh
ments viii be served for 10 cents. \
supper will also be served from To
for - cents.
The Retail Merchants association
holds its sixth annual banquet this
evening at the y. NJ. c. \. auditorium
There viii be reception in the first
floor rooms from to 7:3O. at which
hour the serving -of the banquet viii /
begin. There viii he music by a man
dolin orcestra. papers and talks by |
leading members of the association
and others. II promises to be the fin
est affair Yet held by the organiza-
ton.
f. \. Hart. district passenger agent.
announces that beginning tomorrow |
the Burlington viii have on its St. |
Paul-St- Louis trains handsome chair
cars of the same type in use on the |
main line They are 20 feet long and /
seat 81 people. They are lighted by /
acetyline gas, and have modern smok- !