Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-06
THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS

and Mrs. Austin's buckwheat cakes
is a breakfast fit for king.
Nothing SO cheap for good, whole
some, hearty breakfast, as Mrs. Aus.
tins pancake flour. At all grocers.
Just received, a large selection of
"Cresca Potpourri" Something new
Ask us to show you. H. R. Battles
& Co.
Pork tenderloin. leaf lard, spare ribs,
neck bones, pork trimmings, dressed
pigs feet, hearts and livers at H. Ire.
mann's Sons.
Gilmore's hams are small and sweet.
They make the best of breakfast meat.
The only government inspected mar
Fet in the city.
An additional small lot of those
$3.50 and $3.45 bargain plumes will be
added to the sale lot Saturday morn
ing at McCabe's.
500 buys coarse 3-inch screenings
from Springfield mines. Nothing bet
ter as a low price fuel for furnaces
MchOWn sells II.
To call sharp attention to the newly
located ribbon department at McCabes
they will sell a lot of fancy ribbons
Saturday at just about half price.
Staff Captain Riddle of the Salvation
Army of Chicago lectured at the Sal
walton Army barracks in this city last
evening. He told of his travels in for
cign lands and the work accomplished
there.
Rev. w. NJ. II. Schwiering, presiding
elder of the Bloomington district, will
preach at the German Methodist
church in this city tomorrow evening
at 1870 and at the morning and even
ing services Sunday.
Five pounds of granulated sugar
free with every cash purchase of 81
worth of teas, coffees. extract or bak.
ing powder for Saturday only. Goods
delivered c. o. d. Bartlett Bros,
1880 Third avenue.
Just received, for Saturdays bust
ness, large assortment of new spring
suits and Jackets Mrs. Amanda Has
sett-Pahl, West Second street, Daven
port, over Nabstedts jewelry store
See show case; take elevator.
Word has been received in the city
of the death yesterday of A. G. Shear
man at Oberlin Ohio. Mr.. Shearmar
lad an extensive acquaintance among
railroad men and others in this city
which he visited frequently in the ca
pacity of northwestern passenger
agent of the Nickle Plate road.
County Judge R. W. Olmsted has
set March 2G as the date for hearing
the petition to declare Irwin Price ant
Walter Price dependent. The petition
was filed by L. L. Hance. the humane
officer, following the incident severa
days ago, when the younger lad. II
win, aged 5. was taken to saloons BY
Jens Hanson and two women and Civ
en- liquor.
What Local Option Has Done fo
the Working Man" will be the subjec
of Rev. R. S. Haney. pastor of The
Second Congregational church, Mo
line. at the mems meeting at the Y
NJ. c. A. auditorium Sunday afternoon
"Quarries of North Wales" is the sub
Ject of the moving picture which will
be shown at both the mems and boys
meetings.
To accommodate the rapid increast
of business, l have leased the entir,
second floor, refitted the studio will
most modern and up-todate facilities
making it the best equipped in tn,
three cities. Increased expenses com
pei me to raise prices of photos, blu
for 80 days you can have the benefi
of the change without extra charge
S. per dozen photos at So; 81 per doz
en- photos at $3.50; So per dozen pho
tos at $3.50, and for a special viii
make 81 per dozen sepias at $35t
All work guaranteed. Compare wit
any high grade work. Visitors we
come. Kerr, 1SO71k Second avenue.