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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22

Staats q eun0beitSbe
ri f t. - Gem 9cridt Der StootS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5uiol9c muroen
i'm SebrMor III Den % Counties bcS
Stootes 81 SppbuSs. 40 S6arlad.
272 Wnicrn', s aeuhbuiten., 80 Nns
i~lucn5o.. 46 Iipbtbcritis.. 12MhumpS.
uno 10 @inopoden.SGl ecmeIoat.
Ter Sniluen5a erlagen 10, bcm&cl,d)s
hlliien 3, bcn Waiern II, oem Shur.
lad 4, Der Eipbtberitis 6, ccm IN
pblis 8 Eerionen, Sn 8on5Cn areiG.
neten lid Si5 SooeeiGnc IN Sen %
Counties.
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Gie SobrcSperiommIltng beS .Morp'
lono- Snltihlt5" inn0 geiicrn Ibeno
itatt nno Die 9eomten uno Terpol,
tungsrGtbe iiir haS nGhItc Subr
murben nominirt. Gas olliQcIieatc
Sidet lit pie iolgt; INSTRUMENTATION
W. Garter; @ice.YrGiibent Grnit
Sdmcibcr; Seret0r- SomeS Ooung
Sd)osmeiiter-0. Sarlan @illiom9;
&iiIis.S hosnteiiter- 9emue! Z. Mp
polo; SermaltungsrGtbc - Sbomioll
g. Terine, Samuel %. @oitc. Seroi.
nano &. 2atrobe, Wm. .. SnnoS.
Senrp Aoams. Martin Mepcrbird
uno anton $. Setting.
Seidloiien murbc, Die SabrcS.
id)lnbie;er an Gienitag Abeno. Den
j. Sum-. in Der n2pric.Soue" 5u bal.
len. II, Sra &emien. ErGiihent Der
sSobnS Sopfins' llniperiitGt," miro
Die SahreS idlub.Tcbe bolton ufo
@oipernelir Grotbers Die Giplomc
iibcrreidcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22
Hcnc Salmab Surab.S dnlc.

@iro an nGhitcn Sonntog eingc-
iueibt. - @ur iriiber Ole Ybilo.
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murcitraBe. - Die Sd)ule bot fl
aloiicn5immcr. - Erof. Solo.
mon Sded)tcr bdlt Die @cibereoc.
1o@ nClle Solmlo Sorob.@ ebauoe,
Hr. 1917 Sit 9altimoreitroBe. miro
am fomnlcnoen Wontug Nnd)mittng
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8eb1uoe mar ole cbenaIigc Tbilau.
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muo Sorob . 8eielihaft umgebout
uno in cine SdntIe NIT "A &laiien-
3imncrn ocrluan0elt nltroe. Hcbcn
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8eb1iloe cine %gcrGumli9e Sollc, mel.
DIE ols Spnogoge fir Die &inoer uno
81 SortrogS,lueden Gcrmenbung fin.
ecn miro. Sr. 9P. 2. 2epp, Der Dor.
Iieenoe oes Vnll Gumite'S, miro Die
Ginrpeibungs : 6eierlihfeit eroiinen,
i~uoroiii Grof. Solomon Shled)ter
bonn isroclitii den tbeologiihen &c
mlltar 81 Neiu . Dorf Die @eibereoe
bulten unb 5ugleid) Gr. GlioS u. no.
binofpib, cillen 0raoiiirten ocS &C.
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Superintendent Der Sd)illc einiiibren
miro. Gem Scrnebmcn nod ipcroen
aud 8olucrneur GrotherS, Mauor
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tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-22
Wctdenfnuo.

9eiln Eicr Nr. 3 81 Qocuit,BOint Die
2eite zines neiBen Wanues oui-
%gefunoen. - Sit permutblif Die
bcS peritmWloencn Games 60,
bCn. - ain0eSleite ollS Sones'
6aIen geiiiGt.
Sn Dem @elp1iier in 2ocuit-Eoint
nliroc geitcrn Worgen Die Seidc Ell
mes DCiBen Wonnes 3miiden oell
YierS Rr. . unp 6 au%fgciuuOen. IS
beitebt Die 8ermutbung, ooB e3 lid
I'M ben aeuuer SameS Sgben bait
oelt, mtldcr ieit Dem s. gpriI bon
Dem Compiler .SomarO" Der oMer.
hant II. dinners Transportation
Company" uermiBt miro. Cen I'M.
it0nben 5uiolge erideint Oieie Annob-
me rt6tig. Hopmono Gid)orOior, Elm
cbeniuuS ouf Dem Tumpier oSoD-
oro" beId,1itiater 9elner, berid)tete
Ser iiioIid)en Toli5eiitation om 3.
Npril, OaB SQOen ipurlos pcridmun.
Den ICi. Ser Tampfcr lag Oer5eit Dor
sem Eier Nr. 4 Dor Nnfer, uno sic
Seibc lpur6e nid)t lueit 0apon emf,
i9rnt uuigcfunoen. S9Oen ioQ Der.
beirutbet icilt unO bier &inber baben,
mclfc I'M 300 9lod, Sonouer.S troBe,
Bolton Woii., mobnen iolIen. Goro-
ncr q. Otto ". Heinbdr0t, ipelder
nit Der llnterilld)ung 0eS Sales be.
ihoitiot lit, orhnete Die llcberfiibrun1
Der Seide nod Ser Wor0lle an. Ser
GampIer nSomaro" miro belte IN
Baltimore eriuortet, mo Die Soentifi.
3irung ser 2eidc biirite 0uum 0ltrb
Die Wunnifdit eripIJcn.
&inoeSleihc gefun0en.
Sn Sen Sones' 6Gllen, nobe ser
Gnitern.NuanIle, mllroe geiteru Wor.
gen bon SummerS Nbcrion Don 9ir.
1912, Sii0sGlinton.S tr., ncr &eid)s
nam zines weiben) ainbes gefulben
pcld)cr nod Der Wor9ue gcbrodt
mur6e.
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$taot Safttmore.
i1uterbaItxnss &ssptiier.

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Aepertoire:
SoHneritda AbeHo ,........pW ! mere atIg"
freiiae uno Snmitdg DiGiiuee
.goro Sunorcarn"
Sumiiaa Nbeuo ............. . Samiet"
,Aubiturium"-nJbe SmporiGnCe OF VeetItg
Garnet.
.Sluusn's" Sauoebiue uno BdnbeIbiIoer
rJprb's"-a9ooi Of Sollano",
,,@apetn"-6reo. Sruin's n9leiu Wiaieiitcs".
,,Spliban"-nSbe Reo Wioon".
r9iarnIanb" = aettb's sIu Star"sSauoe'
nile llHo RauSeIbtIncr.
,,9,em Monumeutal"-,Gbe Nnenue Girls.
,.3icturia"-8Guoroiue uuo @duoelbtloer.
NairbaA I'm ,Ettolc. Bart" Selte gat
milinn Naliinlore NeaeM R06elter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02

threatening weather field day at the
Villa de Chantal has been changed
from Friday afternoon to Monday af-
ternoon from to o'clock Bleuer's
band will furnish music during the
afternoon, and refreshments will be
served, and the public will be welcome.
The program for the events will begin
with procession, and this will be fol
lowed by May pole dance, the aes-
thetic dance will come next and a game
of basketball will follow. The next
event will be a 50-yard dash, the stand
ing high jump, the running high jump,
the standing broad jump, the running
broad jump, and the relay race. These
events will be followed by a game OF
tennis.
This afternoon at the Villa the mu.
sic pupils of Mother Agnes are giving
a Grieg recital, and the events of com
|mencement week will begin in earnest
Monday. Miss Blanche Ringold and
Miss Helen Strauss will give a piano
and Evolutionary recital, and class day
will be observed Tuesday and the grad
utaing exercises of the seniors will be
held Wednesday. The young ladies
who this year finish the course are:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02

GERS for the ensuing year:
President-Miss Josephine Phillips. I,
First Vice President Miss Ida
Bowen
Second Vice President-Mrs. w. A.
Lovett.
Third Vice President Mrs. II. K
Walker.
Secretary-Mrs j. w. Glasco.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss L. P
Kendall.
Treasurer-Miss Carrie Webb.
Superintendent of Mite Boxes-Miss
Jennie Taylor.
The mite boxes were also opened nj
this time. The business session was
followed by a social hour and the
hostess served luch.
Issue Cards to Marriage.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Zetterman of Moline have
issued cards to the marriage of theil
daughter, Miss Sigrid Otilia to Rev
Emil Ferdinand Bergren of this city
the ceremony to take place at tn,
Swedish Lutheran church, Moline
Tuesday afternoon. June %. They vii
be at home after Sept 1 at Falconer
N: Y. Mr.. Bergren is graduate O
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
CITY CHA Il.
Kerler Il Co. weave rugs.
Buy a home Of Reidy Bros.

Buy home Of Reidy Bros.
Read II. n Walkers want ads.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus and express, Spencer & Trefz.
Sand and cement. Mueller Lumber
company.
Godfrey's laundry gives green trad
ing stamps.
Attend the opening of Riess' arbor.
Souvenirs all day
Lewis Single Binder straight scent
cigar is good quality all the time.
Waists A great reduction on ladies'
waists. Horblit's department store.
Let Krell e Johnston do your tin
and furnace work. 1916 Third avenue.
Fl. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work. 1526-152S Fourth ave
nue..
The prettiest place in town. Riess'
arbor must be seen to be appreciated
Souvenirs all day.
The cozy corner in Reiss' arbo:
Everything new and neat Souvenirs
all day Wednesday.
Hot days reminds one they need ice
Call old phone sol, new GIL. Rock
well Ice & Fuel company.
Those ice cream sundaes and sodas
that tickle the palate at Riess' arbor
Souvenirs all day Wednesday.
The place to spend a pleasant hoU
is in our pretty vincclad bower wher,
old friends and new will be pleased Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
'Children'S Day,
Saturday

7 F every child within hum
l dred miles who has a doll
or Teddy Bear will bring it
to our store next Saturday w,
will fit it with. a pair OF "No-
Mend" stockings free of
charge. Free, Free.
We are having a great dem
onstration OF the "No-Mend"
stockings for children. They
are the most practical stock
ing made-a stocking for both
wear and comfort. No mat
ter how much the child romps
and plays-"No-Mend" will
stand the wear-linen knee,
heel and toe. Make them
stand the romps. Daily talks
in our stocking department by
expert demonstrators from the
factory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02

Misses Blanche Trimble. Grace O'Neil,
Ethel Premier and Marian Macken of
Rock Island, Misses Olive Giolma of
Streator and Loretta Moran of Kewa-
nee. Miss Macken will give the vale
dictory and Miss Giolma the saluta-
tory.
j. M. G. Club Dance.-The ]. NJ. G.
club has issued cards to private dane
ing party TO be given at the Watch
Tower inn Wednesday evening, June
-. The committee in charge of the
arrangements is composed of the
Misses Valeska Anderson, Elizabeth
Hammerick, Elizabeth Miller, Georgia
Braithwaite and Dora Cawi The mem,
bers of the club are milliners at Nc.
Cabe's. They conducted a dan cling
party the first part of the year and ii
proved one of the most successful OF
the many winter dancing parties.
Hold Annual Meeting.-The Woman's
Home Mission society of the First
Methodist church held its annual meet
ing yesterday at the home of Mrs
Bernard Redecker, 1115 Seventeenth
street, and elected the following Off
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02

meet. AT Reiss' ice cream soda re-
treat
A great big cut on fine wash goods
at McCabe's, Is to IL less than for
MGR selling prices. Aspeak quick for
what you want.
The popularity of McCabe's corset
section speaks yolumns< for their cor.
|rectness. Some famous models at l-3
Off during the balance of the week.
Dolly and teddy bears have their in
ming on Saturday at McCabe's Stock
iings free for them all. Hurry for a
pair of the mo Mends" free! Free!
Free!
The Educator shoes for boys and
girls are without rival. Once buy i
pair of Educators and no boy or girl
will want any others Exclusive
agency at McCabe's.
In the arbor where it is cool ana
, clean, where the grapes are purple and
tthe vines are green. Come, have !,
sundae that can't be beat. At Riess'
ice cream soda retreat.
The annual field day exercises of the
Villa de Chantal will be held Monday
afternoon of next week on the Villa
campus, beginning at 2 o'clock. Re
! fTeshments will be served.
Those beautiful silk costumes and
i ladies' suits mentioned in McCabe' :
ad are items of much Importance u
| ~ ton nj
carefully for quick choosing while Sc
lections are plenty.
| Every woman wants pretty hat and
| no woman will object to getting it Il
just half McCabe's are Offering fol
| Thursday and Friday some handsome
models which show the French charm
and beauty at just half.
The waterworks whistle was out oil
commission this noon and the usua
signal at the hours of IL and l O'CLOCK
We're not sounded. The whistle was
taken down by employees and repaired
II is now doing service at the ole
! stand.
| Yesterday was the last registration
day for the judicial election, but the
election boards has a lonesome time q
: it. Scarcely any registrations were re
ported during the day. This. however
Is not taken as an indication of the
vote at the election next Monday.
Do not forget the Japanese tea tha
the Ladies' Aid society of the Contra
presbyterian church are to give Thurs
day, June ,, at the home of Mrs. II. 5
Gable. From 3 until G, tea will b,
served by Geisha girls, there will h
candy and fancy articles for sale an,
If you care to have glimpse into tn,
future you can have your fortune tot,
by cards. At O'Clock supper will B.
served on the lawn. price 80 cents
Music will be furnished by Cordt'
mandolin orchestra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
Buy HammOckS Now

I ARGEST stock of best
Il hammocks now ready.
Three bargains for Thursday:
$3.50 Hammocks very close
ly woven. Oriental patterns
with throw back pillow. and
deep valance, SSX41 inches in
size, 1852.
$2.75 Jacquard patterned
Hamn ocks with concealed
spreader and large upholster-
ed pillow, S2x36 inches $500.
Extra large size Hammocks
S0x36 inches with pillow,
spreader and valance, $1.75
value, $1.25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

ISociety news. written or telephoned
to the society editor of The Argus, will
be gladly received and published. But
in either case the identity of the sender
billy. Written notices must bear sig
nature and address,
Tribunes Social Session.-The social
entertainment of Rock Island tribunal
No. l of the Fraternal Tribunes ut Odd
Fellows hall last night was attended
by about 100 people. The Tribunes
land their friends were entertained,
among other things, with an excep-
tionally fine musical and literary pro-
gram, as follows:
Reading. Buying a Railroad Ticket
Miss Ollie Berger
Piona solo-Mrs. Arthur Flack.
Reading, Keeping n Seat at the Ben
|efit'-Miss Gladys Dunleavy.
Vocal solo, pride of the Prairie
Master Richard Weinberger.
Medley-Patton quartet, composed OF
Joseph Patton, George Weinberger
George Willms and Louis Broendel.
Refreshments were served The La
dies Social Success and Relief club
had charge of the entertainment and
were entitled to the gratitude of all
present for the pleasant evening en-.
ljoyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
Cool Underwear

hAEN'S Women's and
Nl Children's knit under
wear for hot weather, wear
some late arrivals marked most
attractively-
Ladies Richelieu ribbed
vests, pure bleach, 1Oc. \
Ladies Jersey ribbed vests,
pure bleach, silkine tapped, 15c.
Ladies' Mercerized vests,
good value at $50; this lot
25c.
Ladies Isle Thread vests.
plain lace and crochet trim
med, great assortment
real values. Acc; this time. 25c
Ladies Union Suits, UNI
brella style lace trimmed per
suit, SOC.
Ladies' pure Isle thread
Union Suits, umbrella style,
a ST 90 value at 75c.
Mems Balbriggan, best
Egyptian yarn. long or short
sleeve shirts. drawers double
scat and reinforced. soc.
Mems balbriggan, shirts
long sleeves, drawers double
seat, quality usually sold at
soc, this lot 39c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
FadS and Fashions

There IS a decided fad In TOrquoise
jewelry.
Reports from nearly all fashion
centers say that black hats were never
before in greater favor.
Wide velvet ribbons for millinery
continue to be lavishly used.
Your summer corset must be long
this year but it should be light and
cool. The Regis Batiste meets every
requirement
A delicate touch of color on many
of the new handkerchiefs is a pretty
fad of the season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02

Augustana college and is a member If
this years graduating class of the
seminary and will be ordained to the
Lutheran ministry next week.
Will Wed This Evenine.-Miss Net
tie E. Wangelin and Lucius H. Eye,
both of this city, will be married this
evening at the parsonage of the First
Baptist church by DR.. II. W. Reed, the
pastor The wedding will be a very
quiet one and the young people will
be unattended. They will at once go
10 housekeeping at 1884 Fourteenth
street. Mr.. Eye is mail carrier and
Miss Wangelin has been employed as
bookkeeper at Young & McCombs' for
the past seven years. Both young peo-
pie have many friends i'm the city.
Eagles Card Party.-The ladies' aux
iiiary of the Eagles will give a card
party at the Eagles home tomorrow
afternoon Cinch will be played and
] the games will begin at 2:30. Refresh
ments will be served during the after.
noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
Another Big Cut on Fine Wash Goods
OK ISLAND. ILL. T 4nsCSdn A AZ sss6s5

AnOtner Big Cut on Fine Wash Goods
THIS time, 5000 yards of highest grade colored
wash fabrics, will be priced for quick clearance
at Is to 4 less than the former selling price
There will be choicest materials for the popular coat
suits, sheer silk and cotton dress fabrics waistings,
shrtngs, ETC., ETC.
The First Lot includes 40 styles and coors of Drectore
Mousselne in handsome foulard designs and the seasons
newest shadngs-10 pieces of all linen embroidered sutngs
in pink and blue grounds with figures embroidered in white
II pieces of imported white Mercerzed popns blue
and pink grounds striped in whethe values $780,
45c and soc, Thursday they will all be 29c yard take
pick at 29c.
Lot Two consists of fine silk Gngams, in Jacquard fig
dotted Swisses in pretty pnk blues and tans-Sheer
English Zcphyrs and Tissues in pads, check and stripes
Real Irish dmes in the beautifully blended color eff
fecs-mported checked voles etc., ec-values up SOC
yd all your service Thursday and while they last 19c
yard
Lot three includes the genuine Manchester cotton pana
white grounds with black and oolored gures-Pois de
Soie wash fabric with silk embroidered dots Pretty
Linene sungs in Roman and Cross stitch bordersmosty
25c values in this lot and your choice at 1212c.
The Fourth offering represents cleanup of odds and
short lengths of ali goods worth 25c and SOC
yard big of the seasons popular wash goods
close quick say &c. select from this colec
ton per yard at Sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
PLANS FOR RALLY
Preparations for Second Cath
ering of County Sunday
Schools Under Way.
is IN MOLINE THIS YEAR
Committee Decides to Hold Picnic at
Prospect Park-New Features
Inaugurated.

Moline is to entertain the Sunday
school pupils and teachers of the
county in the second annual Sunday
school rally, about the middle Of
August The committee in charge
has decided to hold the picnic at
Prospect park and will introduce sew
eral new features. The first annual
picnic rally was held at Long View
park last summer and proved such
a wonderful success that already in
terest in the second rally is aroused
and it will undoubtedly bring pupils
from all points of the country to the
two cities.
1t is planned to hold aquatic sports
in connection with the picnic and
plans are being formulated with that
end in view. The parade will be
held on the down town streets and
will be over only n short distance be-
cause of the fact that it is composed
largely Of children who have come
from some distance and who will
readily tire from long march. Fol-
lowing the parade. ears will take the
picnickers to the park where the din
ner will be served and the sports en-
joyed.
To Plan the Details.
II. e Van Duzer, the county
president, who was. instrumental il
no small degree in making the pie
mic last year success, will call {
meeting of the executive committee
within the next two weeks and al
this time definite arrangements viii
be made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
Fine Millinery at Half

lust in time for long season head. Ev-
cry woman wants a pretty hat and no
y woman will object to getting it at just
half its original price. This beautiful Millin-
cry marked at just half for Thursday and Fri
day includes many OF the best ideas of both
Paris and America
$500 Models at $50
$3.50 Models at $6.75
$1,000 Models at $500
$3.50 Models at $3 rs.
$500 Models at 81 SO.
And many prices in between They are
hats which show the French charm and beauty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
That June Muslin Underwear

"HE Muslin Underwear counters have
been thronged with customers who
L pronounce this sale the best ever. To
keep this interest on tiptoe offer for the
balance of the week
A consignment of Ladies' Petticoats at
81 so made of fine cambria, the extra deep
flounces trimmed with lace and embroidery
edge and insertion. Many of these worth
1926 and 1915. in the June Sale, $50.
Other special Petticoats at Sc, LOO and
$500
Ladies' Night Gowns at 9Oc Made of
sheer Nainsook and frmer cambria, in high.
low. empire, chemise and other styles, beauti-
full trimmings of lace and embroidery. many
1925 some 81 so and $175 gowns among these
in the June Sale. all 9Oc
Other gown specials of extraordinary val
ues, 45c, sc. ST Is and ST. As.
See the splendid Corset Covers at Sc, 19c,
25c 35c, SOC and Csc.
Note the Drawers at 16c, 25c, 39c, SOC
and Csc
The two piece and three piece garments
in the latest combinations are attracting much
attention they growing more and more
popular all the time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
Girls and Boys

Bring your Dolly and Ted
dy Bears next Saturday and
get a pair of "No-Mend"
stockings to fit them. free of
charge. Bring mother or
some grown-up with you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02

Temperature at n. M. 81; mt 3 D. M.
30. Maximum temperature i'm last "a
hours, 81; minimum, 63. velocity of
wind Mt "a. M. o miles per hour. Stage
of water, feet no change i'm last "a
hours. Precipitation up to a. M, none.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
Domestic Bargains

AZ ILL lengths Bates cele-
Nl brated Seers e,rs,
choice assortment of styles, per
yard, Sc.
Pepperell R fine brown Mus
lin, per yard, SIC.
Fancy summer style Dress
Prints, worth to S1ac yard,
prices cut now to 4Hc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-02
THE w EAT HER

Unsettled weather, with showers to-
night or Thursday; not much chnnge In
temperatures.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local Foreca.ter.