Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-13

his anxiety, 10. 25 and so cents. If you
are early, you'll be glad.
Home hunting usually begins by
answering an Argus want ad and il
ends there if the property is right.
The pupils in the district schools OF
the county today took their final exam.
| nations for the grammar school work
There may be an Argus want ad to
/ day whose errand is to find you. Look
| for it-you will recognize it when you
see it.
W. c. Maucker has some snaps in
real estate which will pay you for read
ing the list enumerated in the want
columns.
I A chance to sell something you don't
want, and a chance to buy something
you do want may both be found in the
! Argus want ads.
If you must sacrifice" your piano
to raise money, don't get ''panicky'
about it, let an Argus want ad find the
: best market for you.
You will know things" about real
estate in this city if You read The Ar.
gus want ads carefully every day-and
you won't if you don't.
Report your changes to Stones city
directory, Office northeast corner Sec
ond avenue and Eighteenth street, or
call up old phone $50 L.
Among the new corset models re-
Gently placed on sale at McCabe's are
some of the latest LaGrecque models,
81 to s.. Guaranteed in every respect
The local teamsters union has sta
toned a picket to interview men who
are thinking of accepting employment
from the Chicago strike breakers agen-
cy located here.
The new dining room furniture in
''fumed" oak, early English oak and
golden oak may now be seen at Gle
mann & Salzmanns, where all the
new things in furniture are found.
The new dining room furniture in
''fumed" oak. early English oak and
golden oak may now be seen at Gle
mann & Salzmanns, where all the
new things in furniture are found.
Monday morning at O'Clock that
unique sale of salesmens dress goods
samples starts at McCabe's. Lengths
from a half yard to 112 yards; 5O-cent
to $3.50 values for 5 to % cents. See
McCabe's adv.
The great mid May muslin underwear
sale at McCabe's planned for next
week bids fair to excel any former pre-
vious sales, as all the preparations
have been long and carefully planned
in every little detail.
The payroll at New Shops for last
month reached $5S.OOO, $4,000 of this
sum being in the motive power de-
partment, and the remainder for the
storehouse rooms. The payroll num-
bered 1900 employees for the month.
The Ladies' society of the German
Evangelical church will have a coffee
and bazaar at Turner hall Thursday ev-
ening. May IS. afternoon and evening
All friends are invited Admission
free: tickets for refreshments, Is cents
DR.. J. w Stewart will address the
boys meeting OF the Y. NJ. C. A. tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock The
mems bible class meets at O'Clock, in
place of the mems meetings. which
have closed for the summer.
Frank Renaut, the upholsterer is
now installed at his larger and more
commodious quarters at 329 Twentieth
street, where he will continue to try
to please his old and new patrons. Ring
up old phone West 712 L or new 1892
for estimates, etc.
Call at Steiner's pharmacy for fine
ice cream sodas He also carries a
complete line of perfumes and toilet
articles, drugs and drug sundries. Pre-
scriptions a speciality. Prescriptions
filled day and night No. 23OO Fifth
avenue. Residence, SOS Twenty-third
street. Phone w. 65.
The Contemporary club, of Daven-
port, has issued in pamphlet form
paper on The Culture Value of Mu-
sic" which was read before that or
ganization recently by II. T. Downer.
who. by the way. is a member of the
TTi-City Press club. II is filled with
good things. especially for those who
are unsteady inclined.
Miss Gertrude Carse, who has stud
led music for several months in Chi.
cago under the direction of Duyivier
and who is now a student for the sum.
mer under the direction of Mrs. Lund
of Augustana college will sing at the
Broadway Presbyterian church at the
morning service. Her selection will
be Rejoice" from the Messiah"