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THE KOfTK TSL'AXT) AHGT7S, SATTO1AY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1911. s A HAUBERG ELECTED SCHOOLS' LEADER Young People's County Church Organization Ends Rey nolds Convention. 75 DELEGATES PRESENT Helpfnl Addree and Discussion Heard During Two Day Dr. nianrke on Prohibition. The 34th annual convention of the Rock Island County Sunday! school association closed yesterday; afternoon at Reynolds after the elec-i tlon of the following; officers: ! President J. II. Hauberg, Rock; Island. Vice President S. D. Wait, Rey nolds. Correspond ins Secretary and Treas urer Miss Claire Van Galder, Rock Island. ! Recording Secretary Miss May, McConnell, Reynolds. j Financial Secretary H. E. Van : Duzer, Rock Islnnd. i Executive Committee Rev. Mar Ion Humphreys. Ro-k Island; Mrs. Mary E. Merzgar. Moline; C. S. Trevor, Moline; E R McKown, Rock Island; Rev. W. C,. Oglevee. Rock1 Inland. j Chairman Annual Picnic Day -W. P. Hunt, Moline. Chairman Sunday School Finances j H K. Van Duzer, Rock Island. ' ' There were 7" delegates, repre. ' sending 1 I districts in the county,1 in attendance during the two dayi j of the con vent ion. r KpnitT rou niTiiiCT. At ! o'clock Friday morning Rev .T. M. Osborne of the Silvls Baptist ; rhurcli began t!,- devo'ional and Bonp service, aft'-r which the bus!-! nfBa was taken up. Thomas Wat son, I,mils Hauborg and .1. II. Han-' berg pave reports of their respective! districts, showing what progress they have mad" In the last year.; Five townships lin e held institutes, during the year. 1 C. E. Slienck. the st.'ito field work- er, advocated the organized work, claiming that tic organized work: Ptands for better equipment, man agement. ;-nd results. He ; !hn said! that the con vei. tions give informa-i tion. Instruction and inspiration. j After th" read ins: of the minutes, of the hist convention, a letter of greeting from Mr. .iacobs. the state tcref iirv. was re id. The presidents ! report showed an e;iii:e:-t ctTort had been .uide for tln advancement of i the township Institutes. . The treasurer's report was given.; ftfler whhh the secretary's statistical: report uas read, show ine an increase j t over i wo hundred Sunday school, members. TEMPEKWfK AMI TIIK IIOVS. At this point in the business ses-! Pion. W. If. H!rnrkp, D. D , of Dav-! enport. arr'cd and asked to be al-i lowed to tr!e hi.- le. ti;r ju the fore noon instnd f i ! t''.e afieinoon. as planned. i ii--.j lu-nt ly the business, was postponed. ! Dr. Rlanrke's lecture was entitled' "Temperance Work for Hoys and Girls in Their Te.-ns." Rev. Mr. IUancke civ - three- iii.lu ways of bringing at. onf pi obib'.t ion. first, by legislation: s.n nd. teaching i li e your.? people tile evil effects of alco hol on the b dy anil mind; third. pe:sonnI suasion with the young peo- ; pie i "if the o'ors who really wish the lienor trat' i- abolished wi cM cast their vote on election day Instead of ptryinj: sav f ru;i the pot's, n.ar.v loi aiit'.t : could be x 'i-' ins'e. .) of fio'n., ,-.( ' :, ;,t !! 'his Way tie (iar-irer would b" o.-t of the way of the i.i'tiu P 'ov!e. An oun e of prevention v.rth a pound if cure. The young people are easily Influenced by p p)- v !m are grown. If their e'.'crlv friends smoke or tis plc.'iol the chance ae fh.it tie chil dren wi-l follow the example of the rulers. On the other h..!id. if the riro.r . r t.-ach ts exnlaln to the you tin ; "ep'e the -l effets of r.r-ri'ti- an 1 a! .h'. 1 and hold a clear, i-ie.i' before th m. :he children will ah ..he! at d e;r. if irrv p;.)bn! r .live; i -s :.: 'nr ports f learned th e i rr fercr h as : n'. f . inci lr ; ' nbs'.-.in in-:. They r.lct.hol a id i-.'- r. i duci'. e to t ;:bc rt ulosis." ( !;oM ni cmr. mi:i. The ; l: rni 'V sess or. . s.in o'.'H 1 1 p.? 1 v eh i r.r.so r.h.l av.-r ;-cri.e l. i by Ih-i. Ar.d r t if b' .o''.-;- !!.! the li:s- .( ; i r. ;;e:icjv -;:"ar.l the re;-, rt a'..! (v.;-.;y Sunday o'her s-. h(iu!j of the Y. ' :i r.: cf U-l;no sae t t 1 k on tie ".:-"i:..I Pi-nic i;'.n sMentis's ! . x.i-.i-lc f an crr:-e by r.ae f -n 1 trat e erv t on- t ' St 1 1 a s' I'a-. . 1. 111. . - : i c v' k n j- h ; d' r ' t' e ii nil s i:- t Prr.er ti-.cn e.e day si hco! t r.ati. "The A.ivai.cc rpen conference th f.n:' a ays fo- f.:::re -icf t . r of fcr- ir.fr.i in H. Van , I V: on S u r. -1 b"rir:n;';it." nn 1 1: c w k of the Intermediate grades, was led by " ; E. Srher.ck. who gave a most inter-, estins ts"ek which was helpful not: only to the Sunday srhcoi worker., but a'so to the parents who hae children at the ages be ee-i 12j ar.d 19. ' R. C. Siredley of Ro. k Is and sup plemented Mr. Schenck's talk by a most interesttnK sketch of the boy' f.cot:t n? .Tffit and the results n-j-e ' ' ' t branch of the w ork. . - -f this conference the ; - ' the officers was heid. ., i v. W. . O.gievee of ;" -iducted the ci'nse.rs- v hich closed the ccn- Souvenirs Given Away Come and join us in a glorious celebration. We have provided more and better SOUVENIRS than ever. Come every day, and carry home a valuable token of our regard. if i icir -Va jgi M ,- u 4 2ROCK INLAND. ILly. Tn&outm .to bcou O A Great Handkerchief Sale This 41st Anniversary finds us better prepared with a larger, a more complete line of handkerchiefs than in October of any previous year. The unsteady market on linen yarns and uncertain labor conditions caused us to make large preparations fully one year in advance. We cannot begin to detail these beau tiful creations, but will simply say that for purety o linen, beauty of design and unusual values, you'll not match them elsewhere. To make you notice the crowd at the handkerchief counters we'll sell every afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock pure linen hemstitched handker chiefs at 3c each -3 Anniversary Col Get Your Souvenir We have prepared on this occasion for added hosts of customers, with hundreds of extra clerks and thousands of SOUVENIRS, which will be distributed with a lavishness known only here ation Women' Tennis Night Gowns of nice piump ten- n 1 8 ln 4 P blue or a H pink t2J stripes Black Petticoats deep tucked flounces accor- pleated rufiie, only 4r Women's Long Kimonos, fleec ed material in 'and SIC striped designs 41 Children s dress es, dark colored percales and f-hep-herd's checks, only 41' From 4 o'clock till closing time each day all pure White H. S. handkerchiefs, 1c each, only (None at. wholesale. We limit the quantity on these two lets.) FORTY-ONE YEARS! Once arrain it is "Anniversary Week" with us. This time it is the Forty-First, which implies not only forty-one years of existence of merely keeping our doors open it means 41 years of activity 41 years of growth and progress: 41 years of continuous building of a sentiment in this com munity, of strong confidence in this store and its methods, in a word, 41 years of splendid service and of consequent success. Now we greet the dawn of our 42nd year with the largest department store in this vicinity, with a stock of merchandise incomparable in variety, and in suitability to the needs of the people, and priced on the well known low basis which has been characteristic of this store ever since its opening day. Hundreds of Valuable Souvenirs will be given away with cash purchases all week, and to enable every home, no matter how humble, to joyously celebrate with us, we have provided gifts for amounts as low v v as $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00, and from that at easy stages, $5.00, $10.00, ' j.?T-V. $15.00, $20.00, etc. Come and bring the family and "X stay all day, the tea room pro vides wholesome, dainty food at low cost for your luncheon and vou'll find it a pleasure to explore iJgi the store and examine the thousands of real bargains in all s- kinds of merchandise. lne anniversarv extends Misv ,T :,- , LV'vj. throughout tne weeK, rf2!3&$L,' of a hearty welcome. Oct. 2 to 9 o'clock- woors are open -You are assured Valuable Souvenirs For the 41s! Anniversary Complete Lines of Coats, nits, Dresses, etc. outfitting fall Shirt Waists of so!t white mate rial, also tailor ed mod- . madras H & linene J Long Neck "nait..--. blai-h. or black and white, S125 values Accord-iinusii:-.l assortment Big helts, elastics leathers and stitched - a taffeta fit C bnr- 1 gains Choice EOc per- fi;nies. i-ui'ii as Doroihy Vernon. .ti. '.;v Treti. S 1H C Violet, ounce. 1 at Hardsome Cor set cover em broideries, Kli nes ' ' . n ji 7--.C yd $ choice. All ever broideries Swi.-s ui,(J brir. val'ies ip to 7---C, at em- i n cam- Jl L'nen laics, Ir.: and ed,:-. nat h y a re 3 'or Fip-i--. tic t at nries ti;at will make you want to do you HERE AND NOW. 1 bese are all selected with the knowledge of your tastes and nce-is tha' co:r.es only with many years of successful ex 1 erience. TAKE THE COATS AND SUITS Freakish models are absent, but teal style ab-.imds values toe are a marked feature The bst coats and sniits shown any where in ihe Tr: Cities at $lUn. at ?ir..rif. at SlT.r.n. at $19.:.0, at S2' .".0. at $z-r..0!'. etc.. are what you find at ?.IcCahe's and a com; aris-ui will settle the matter to your sat'sfact ion. ir to Ions est-thlished custom. we have nrovided thliifs for the Anniversary fale For int.;r,c?: BLACK BROADCLOTH COATS lined throuphnut with heavy satin and sj.'endidly tailored at $15. K). Pause a mo ment and think of that. REVERSIBLE COATS with their hnndsomo plaids and con trasting colorF. ureaily in vo'ue this snison and hard to Ket. are priced p.s So v as S12 T."3 REAL SCOTCH MIXTURES, the rloth for which conies from the tifiht little isle made with the touch of saseer that our best designers know so we!! ho'" to iircduce are oniy $13.53 and SI 7-150 ELEGANT TWIN COATS two in one. reversed and you h:ve i new coat, are SlOfiO SUITS, made of ladies" cloth tiimmd in hla-k. brown or navy satin are pri'-ed in the Anniversary sale at S13-C0 At the same ) r:ce, too. come seme lines of fnncy mixtures, man tailored, very popular, and only Sp8cia! Anniversary Prices in Our Silk and Dress Goods Department I'nusual low prices vvjll prevs.il throughout this section d.ir ins our tlst Anniversary Sr.le on both silks and worsteds cnnri'.cte ;cori ments of velvets, c orduroys and velours, staple ar.d fancy bla' k silks, plain and novelty colored niessabnes s:it sns. rep' s, marquisettes, taffetas, etc., etc.; sheer wool dress fabrics, a':d heavy mixed suitings, flonkings, siik and wool plaids Fe'ich wool chalies. stap'e serges. horadcloth batistes, mo hairs and all plain weave.- in complete color lines. We mention a few extra si e iaU that we offer during thia Ar.r.i". f rsary Sale only. A tteU-cr l'i ef fancy inessalines and taffetas i: brocaded and .la i ;..rd designs, line stripes. che ks. etc.. in a variety of col es up to S")C values. Anniversary price, a yard CSf a vsrd. Anniver.arv i li fe u I Given Away LSNENS If yon are well a'-o.naintned with the McCABE LIN. ENS, if at any time dunns the past forty years you have began huyimj linens at this s:o:e. ou no doubt are a regular customer and we don't need to elab orate on the worthiness of our linens or praise their superiority, for you will already know, but to make you IruiR remember this 41st Anniversary sale, for three days, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day, we will sell: All pure linen silver bleached damask, yard, .nf) All pure linen cream damasks, yard Iir Genuine best turkey red table dauiask, yard..fJI) 30 inch center pieces, drawn work hemstitched and S Laree heavy pure linen hemstitch towels. (None to dealers rows of WALL PAPER DEPT. The wall paper man says he wants everyone to pay at least one visit to his department during the Anniversary Sale. So for this one week the discount on all wall pa pers will be 1!0 per cent. Right now, when you want them, one-fifth off. :; W i fi r mi i m fir1 i lit mm. The Women's Ready-to-Wear Department Complete Lines ot Skirts, Furs, Negligees, Waists, Etc. JUST COMPARE the great line of finely tailored suits made after the latest models from the wanted materials, at $19.50 with suits you are asked to ray $22.50 and $25.00 for elsewhere and remember that McCabe'a Anniver sary brings them to you at only SlO-50 Io a step farther and see what $25.00 does. Keautiful novelty cloths, broadcloths, cheviots, serges, boucles, etc.. plain tailored or beautifully trimmed with velvet or braids, special for the An niversary Sale at $23 OO And don't fail to see Ihe suils at $2.00, $30.00, $35.00, $37.50 and 831) 00 Inspect and compare, we ask. LINGERIE LINES such as kimonas, house drespes, underwear, etc., are fully represented in almost endless variety at those always lowest prices. SWEATER COATS for everyone, from baby to mother, are here la all the pretty new color combinations at such popular prices as these: Women's from S 1 03 fluids, up from . . 50 Miss- s. from S123 Among the Skirts Real voile skirts at S3 OO Fine Panama skirts at J0 Skirts of novelty materials at $2.95, and up from S3 00 Skirts of rich material, $7.50, $8.50 and SIOOO WAISTS ARE PROMINENT when it comes to talking values. WAISTS made of rich taffeta, messallr.es or peau de soie, only. STRIPED SILK CHIFFON waists in beautiful colors, trimmed and velvet, really $l",un, now SS 73 a l 73 with lace : TAILORED WAISTS of linene and madras at ... TAILORED WAISTS with new style initials, with Fleeve Wash Goods Specials for Anniversary Sale Only A bis? case cf heavy velour fb-eres in beautiful colorings and iat:er:is, 1 so values. liRht and dark Rriunds, Anniversary price, a yard 1 2' SI. 2.- val'ie of inh Ha.'k tille'i s. k, f-.ill guaranteed. 'Ann . er.-a : y price, yd nb:e of "fi 'nch hla-k sit in n'. f-a! ine guaranteed yral'ty. An- :e siry prjre a aid f)SC v; S-:ti!l :lie o ii-.f h Pl.T-k - vfra p;J- Ka-c- str in . o"d r.e.v s'ylo ar.m'ee.l. a vard . . '-fi '; e r s :i Anniversary os rue yv.i'incs dS.- r::nenr, us-.uiiy for a ynr'i. 1 r-ce. a yard 2f)c T.t jrch heavy re; eilant suit- in? in plain Mack only. An niversary pHco, a yard 25 pieces of woo', plaid and fancy waistings in splendid assortment of s'yles, 27 in.,, v df Ar.niversjty price a ard 23 C Ail wool waistir.g flannels in plain black, navy. wine, car dinal, brown. Copenhagen and preen. Anniversan- price, a Jarfi 25c A lc of double fold cotton suitnus in worsted finish, mostly dark colors, up to 25c values. Aniversary price, yard 12' Imported shepherd checked suitings and waistings, high ly mercerized in a'l sized checks, 35c values. Anniver sary price, a yard 13? SI oo tucks, and new coat S125 THE GIRLS ARE V ELL PROVIDED FOR IN THE ANNIVERSARY SALE. WONDERFUL COATS at $3.95, $5.00, $6.75 and $8 00 CARACUL COATS at S3 OO DRESSES in many and varied materials at $1.25, $1.62, $2.00, to $7-30 Attraciive Underwear Prices lor Men and Women For months we have been scouring the underwear markets for bigger and bcitfr values. Our efforts were not in vain. Such underwear values as we cfier here this fall are mott unusual both in regular lines and spe cial mill pick ups. Kid Glove Section Perrin's I.aMure, famous two clasp overseam plover real French kid. Paris point embroidery sold almost everywhere at $175. J tLf for the Anniversary Sale, a pair... J)X.JL Handsome real Kid gloves, two clasp in all shades, also $1.50 French lamb gloves, one row embroidery. two ciasp overseam styl (t f( usually at $1.25. at McOabe's vl.UU WOMEN'S LONG SLEEVE ANKLE LENGTH BLEACHED UNION SUITS 75c value, one of the many fortu nate pickups, all sizes, a -t Anniversary price nriC MEN'S CAMEL'S HAIR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Another special pickup, $1.00 value, good full weight, winter gar.i.ent in all sizes, "7 tL Anr.iversary price I JC. WOMEN'S RIBBED COTTON FLEECE SHIRTS OR DRAWER3. special factory purchase, o Anniversary sale tJtjC MEN'S. BOYS AND CHILDREN S SWEATERS FOR LESS. Men's, Coys' and Chil dren's Sweaters lor Less Ak the clerk to show you any one of these and you will quickly recog nize that they are unusual values. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $200 and... $2 30 MEN'S SWEATERS, special a'$3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $( OO Lr.sies' Hard "'.if.--, real me? si rivi!.-d frames, f.t -JS. Lfd cs' 16-But- t( r. Mark lisie g'lOVCS. ''-2, r 41 c at Ladies 20c Hand kerchiefs. 91 I pure linen, cross bar cm- broidrr. y-aC ed ccr ner. 3 r Trunks, Bags & Suit Case Bargains Suit Case in black and tan kara- lol .r ma' r $2 ai A'iniversiry price .. .". cowhide suit cases o'th $7.50. Ar.nive: sary pri Trunk pr ces pt least 10 rer c-r.t less than t- e same kinds re sold for ljev. here ar.d the assortnient includes every kind for all pur poses in ail sizes. We are local representatives for Tourist and In destructo trunks. $1.49 h $7.50. 5.00 Anniversary Sale Flousewares In he Big Second Ave. Houseiurnishing Dept. The iron. v-:ta long bar.'Jle sale rrice Anniversary Hosiery Sale new American electric Aluminum coff-e percolators or The National oil heating stoves, saves fimo nnH la'rmr -.v-r. fi'ttrj make roffee clear as HO smoke. DO odor. DO dirt. ranted for 1 year S3 03 crystal, worn 2jc, for the An- special 2 93 w ivr-arv s:i!e Ifle ! O Cedar oil mops, comple-e ' ' , . , Royal granite tea kettier. the Anniversary ' iol"e5 "" .'" lrge family -- hangers. ccnUunng 1)0 tart n!vrsary 6a;e cod clothes pms IDC Nesco polished copper wash My Wife's folding adjustable; Cniversal food choppr-r. for ail boilers, large No. 9 size a spe- in ning birls. extra well. kinds of vegetables, and raw or cial price S2 9S ir'ade Sl-19, C0A' -d meats Public approval of our Hosiery Department is evidenced by the crowded counters. No bins but the best is good enough to sell nere. size. for the An- 39c 78c rren's handsome silt.- bore in the correct shades. Annht-raiy special values, p-r p;:!-, SL'.OO, $1.5i, $1.25, fA.ru, hr.,i JUC Hosiery to mat'h all the rew full j- dreRH fabrics, all the bent shades, 1 er pair. q 50c, ,15c and JC Women's i-eanil'-ss MhcIc cotton hose, per pair L C Women's fall weight elaitic q r;'.hed pei r,;,ir LaCC Oir W't.ib-r oov.-i' ard gir!' dou-i.-le kne vhojl li'i:", acordifig to h :.'. per pa r, '"T T LC a. ( Valuable Souvenirs Given Away Soft Sole Shoe for baby. Every Imaginable col or. worth J f C sisty cents 41' Men's Casirrere tose The best soft finish plain black cash. nz mere nos. 4r Women's Union Suits. Fiae rib bed, oisachtd, sleeve ankle length Men's Knotair Silk lisle ho&e a 50c value known the world over 41c Men's 50e Ties, Many cf the sea son's newest de signs and fi 1 C patterns Men's and Wom en's Fall and Winter weight under-wear,-many styles. 41" Men's Shirts, pleated f uffs worth 75c Dress Plain & bosoms, 4ic 69c, 63c and 75s t u 1. . . ... ( : j lines, taff -tas and louis- ft U C ir.es, only 41' Up to 75c valuts novelty won-.t'.d s i!'.; km a r. d J j - r n m rials, a yard. 4i! 2 Pieces of all v. r.oi (ir' HH fian-n-l-. all ppiln r.lors. fold, a yard. 41' trial ust cases MONDAY. City of Moiire v? Kieyia; Moll vs. t -vi .t 1:. Following is the trial list of cases i?e; for hear. ns in Ihv circuit court neit wft-k: , vs. C, R I. & P. Railway company. WEDNESDAY. Cramer vs. Pfaff; Oaklaf, adminis trator, vs. C R, I. & P. Railway conj- TIESDAY. -ipacy. City of Moline vs. D-Ix-of; Couch , THFRsDAY. vs. Tri-Cliy Railway company ; Looney j Szaiakouski vs. SaijolewekL SET FOR HEARINGS I Xa ioraI ufp An-Uityccmracy ; , acg ' hirrichsen vs. Lassen ! GENERAL Rel xs. iKere & Co.; S:at" of Rock Island vs. ShiMs. ct ah; Holt- , Vo:i;.g Machine company vs. .-' man vs. Deere Co.; Linden vs. ('., R. ;er; Ktruss. administrator. I & P. Railway corupar.y; London Fi:ilway 'Oiii,,aij:. ; ltur.'er lP- oiia Railwav compan;-; Mi-r i C.. Bank ! M. & H'. P Rail a ay (.nipany ; Mcl: . i i n- Ti Cj:y , M . K At W. lia.iway company: J-"- :.- r:.;.ii'i v '., M. A- P. H.iii way c :i!.an; , Dtvn, c; a' vs Bilte. j 'I;aranty r Ac-cidcnT company v. Mo- , S. I'. Railway yzit.:.y . -i at : N' .' litie Ice company; Crockett vs. K L it , Hon, aduiiiiiBtra:'.r. vs. Aluiiam; Pope , F.-.f Jen-e. prsltnep nnl pewer tft d ;re o:i!r acquired L wurk. n&J-ioiid. Ml