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TOE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS
TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1911.
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MAKE A REPORT
ON CONVENTION
Meeting1 "of Illinois Pharma
ceutical Association Proved
Success in Financial Way.
SNUG SUM IN TREASURY
-Members ot Local Druggists Organ
ization Hold SemJ-Annoal Meet
ing at Kew Harpe House.
In the aemJ-annual meeting of the
Bock Island County Druggists' assorla
tlon held last night at the New Harper,
reports from the local druggists who
were In charge of the Illinois Pharma
ceutical convention held here In June,
were read. From these reports it was
found that, locally aa well as other
wise, the conrentlon was a success.
The treasurer's report showed that
there is a neat balance In the associa
tion's strong box. Before bringing the
meeting to a close delegates were se
lected to the National Association of
Retail Druggists to be held at Niagara
Falls during the week of Sept. 11.
Charles Brunstrom of Mollne and V il
liam Ullemeyer of Rock Island were
selected to that office. M. W. Battles,
Jr. ,of Mollne and A. J. Reiss of Rock
Island were named as alternates.
NIAGARA IS POPl'LAR.
The convention will exceed all pr?
rious records in point of attendance,
according to responses which hav
been sent In to those in charge. Th':
location of the convention city has a
great deal to do with that.
City Chat
Notions
1 q for the 25c Fra-k Kerns
XC stocking and skirt eupporter.
O for a manicuring set 1 file
OC orange wood sUck; dozen
emery boards.
Great Ckarii
Sale
wmiii
Udkfs. and Ribbons
18c
for 25e Rosalind
adjusters.
long waist
We are going to clean out everything to make room for our fall stock which is beginning to arrive
nr. for np to 9Sc wring. rproof
OC crochet buttons, in all colors
and styles.
8c for 10c pearl bntton-v.
We hare a large and fine One of
ebony and rosewood brushes, made of
very beat bristles, at
y4 OFF .
AH our belt In black and colored
elastics, with fancy buckles, sold at
69c and EOc, your
choice, each .....UtJl
All our men's bill books, card cases,
purses of all styles, sold regularly at
60c and C3c, for
this sale, each ODK,
Wednesday
only
20 Discount
on
Domestics
SENSATIONAL SHIRT WAIST SALE
1450 Shirt Waists marked g g .00 for ;;;;; - Ogg
in tnree lots Up to $10.00 for sslos
r
YOUNG I
mm
Co-Operative Store Co. Rock Island, Illinois
Wednesday
only
20 Discount
on
Domestics
RIBBONS. FANCY.
6-lnch all sirr Ribbons, In Roman
stripe. Brocades and Dres- A
den, 29c values, yard 1C
Satin Taffeta Ribbons. S-ir.ch, black
and colors, 35c values, 9A
yard LN
2-inch Ribbon Belting, In black and
colors, 35c values, f r
yard IDC
Ribbon Remnants, r
yard 3C
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Men's all linen homst Itched handker
chiefs, 3rc values, 20C
Children's colored Border and piain
white handkerchiefs,
5c values, each LK,
Ladies' all linen hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, 20c and 25c Q
values, each v
Ladies' cross-bar, initial and all linen
handkerchiefs,
6 for LOL
Bargain Casement
Men's White Pleated Shirts, worth OQ
$1.00 and $1.25. Special dUs
Ladles' Vest, former price 10c. Q n
Special OL
Men's Stock Ties, former price "J A
25c and 50c. Special Ivt
White bar Handkerchiefs, former A
price 10c. Special fxU
Ladies' Corsets valued at $1.00. 7Qf
Special I J
Belt Pins, former price. 1 A
25c. 50c and 75c. Special 1UL
Ladles' White Aprons, former price -j
25c. Special 1UL
Ladies' White Waists, former - f
price 25c. Special XUC
Veilings & Trimmings
All fancy dress trimmings in braids of
all description, also fancy ornaments
in Jet and all colors, ff
at Just 2 Vil
All colors In automobile veils, all
prioes, all ftff
styles at 4 vll
Lace Veils In black, white and nary,
with fancy floral border, some with
?tne?T.T. Y2 price
All Swiss edgelngs. In real fine quality
suitable for all kinds of trimmings,
regularly sold up to 98c yd, 9Cf
great wind np sale, yard Loj
All 25 and 35c Collars 1Q
Jabots and Cascades, each .... Atv.
All shapes and styles in ladles white
and linen color hand bags. In the new
est shapes, with long cords, rounded
and square bottom, very good style,
great wind up sale, each. 75c
sold at $1.25 and 85c, great f9f
wind up Bale, each, 75c and . . . Ouv
while viewing the circus parade in
Davenport, is expected to recover al
though she is still in a very pre
carious condition. She is at St. An
hony's hospital. t
friends of LaFollette are mostly
among the plain people, while Taft
supporters are among the corpora
tions and politicians. These latter
classes are always out en primary
day, while, unfortunately, tco many
of the former remain at home. Bu
i the thing I want to make clear to
! the LaFollette republicans is this
: That if the republican candidates for
j judges of the supreme court are
el' eft d in November, the Btand-pat-
! ters in Nebraska and elsewhere will !
' iaini their election as a Taft victory. ; Governor Summons Lerislative
iiJONES WORRIES
DENEEN FACTIO
I
Aids to Chicago for Con
ference This Week.
WHY SHE CHOSE HIM.
She chose him out of all the crowd j
Of men that came and went; j
His voice was low. his tie was loud.
But she was well content.
The first man's education was
Perhaps more finished and
Another's manners gave her cause
As being much more grand.
Another's garments fitted him;
Another's hair was curly;
Another's name was "Arthur," Jim
Was chosen by this girlie.
And not for wea'th and not for luve
Was Jim by Mabel chosed
But that he was the one man of
The whole lot that proposed!
Boston Traveie;.
Buy a heme of Reidy Bros.
Kerler Rug company, cleaners.
Trl Ci'y Towel Supply company.
For express, call Spencer & Trefx.
Wall paper, the best for the money,
at L. S. McCabe & Co.
Let William Johnson do your tin and
furnace work; 131C Third avenue.
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work; K2G-152S Fourth ave
nue. Loans ou real estate security. Al
bert lluber. People's National bank
building.
Kindling wood $.J.50 per load at the
Kock Island Saud and Gravel loii
l'".ny. Old Vr.onu 05.
Don't forj;t I that K. H MoKown han
dles the genuine Pocahontas coal,
also Spriiigtield and Carterville dis
trict coals
The Young People's society of the
Gorman Lutheran church will give a:.
Ice cream sociable on the lawn of th
church, corner of Fifth avenue and ! cei ing the republican farmer and gt- j Representative Geoige Hamilton of
Twentieth street. Tuesday evening. R-jt:rg his vo e for those industries that Watseka and Homer TIce of Grc-en-freshments,
10 cents. i ro'ibed the many for the benefit of the ; view. Monard county, comprised the
Coke us-r will find an excellent ar-jft-'A
tide at k. it. .McKown s. inis is a
fuel which is uuMirpaxseJ. makes no
Muslin Underwear
Long Muslin Skirts, OQ.
$1.39 values OJL
Gowns up to (1 4Q
$1.75 31.1
Combination Suits,
Corset Covers, OA
up to $2.50 &lLt
Plain Muslin Dp
Covers OC
Long Gingham Aprons, 9Q
60c values OUv
Tea Aprons, UC
Drawers, C7
$1.25 values OiC
Short Skirts, QOp
65c values u9l
Silk Shawls. &4 Oft
$2.25 $1.0j
Drug Sundries
English Oatmeal and Gly
cerine Soap, regular 15c
cake, 3 cakes 25C
Herpicide, $1.00 value, for
"Wednesday . CQp
only (Jells
Sanitol Tooth Powder, f 7p
regular 25c J. A Is
Sanitol Tooth Paste, f
regular 25c J. 1 1
40c worth of Olive Oil OC
Castile Soap for . . . .. Llwkj
50c worth of Cocoa OITi
Oil Castile Soaj) for. .
Carpels, Rugs, Draperies
9x12 Brussel Rugs,
$15.00 value '..
Felt Mattresses, full size,
$7.50 value
Porch Pillows In tapestry covet ing,
75c value
Couch Covers, many different
values. Special $10.00 value
Curtain Material, remnants from
1 to 6-yard lengths, at
Linoleum, 4 yards wide, in many different col
ors and patterns. 75c value,
square yard
Matting Rugs, $6.50 value.
A big special
Portieres In red and green, QQ
$10.00 values, pair r. )0lO
Table Covers in red and green,
$1.35 value
Library Scarfs In red, 3reen and
tan, $1.93 value -
S9.98
S5.9S
...49c
S5.9S
y2 on
59c
S4.00
....98c
S1.39
Our Cafe is the coolest, best home cooking and most reasonable prices
Is
If the LaFollette republicans want
to secure a LaFollette delegation i
from Nebraska next year, then the I
thin for them to do is to defeat '
these Taft republicans for judges of !
the supreme court and help us elect i JAERRIAM STEALS THUNDER
the democratic ticket. j
insi'HOVKS .ten SATION.
"The securing of the house of repre
sentatives has been to us of inestiniH-I
blc j.lue. It was the boast of organ-Jz-d
r'el, acting through republican
politicians and newspaper!, that the
iemocraMe party was incapable of leg.
i kiting or governing. The democratic r-' en's legislative aids, who will have
ho'is or repres. utaiives has met anijr'a;gi' of the auministration's wing of
;'i.-proved thaT a citation. ! the "insurgent" crusade in Illinois,
"For 40 y.-ars remiMit an farmers met yesterday at (he Hotel J-a Salle to
had been deluded by the notion that i talk over the state situation with par
the protective tariff was of benefit toi'ioular reference to the candidacy of
them. Those who studi. d the question State Senaor Jones, who has raised
from ' an economic and non-political ' 'be Merrium it surgent banner.
KtniKlpoin: knew that this so-called j Senator Charles Harburgh of Gales
ptotctioti was a mere means of d-- burg and Ixgan Hay of Springfield and
i I'nderstood That I'resident Taft
I
to Keep Hands Oil' the Fight
in Illinois.
Chicago. July 25. Governor De-
ashes, absolutely dean, and gives In
tense lu-at. We believe that the coke
we eell is second to none. Speciil
prices this week.
This cold wave suggests ctal Now ;
is the timeto buy right and get fuel ,
which stocks well. Try the Ideal coal.
lump and egg Bfze, for furnaces. It ,
has never failed to give satisfaction, j
Stocks well, no waste, clean acl low
price. K. H. McKowu is agent for it.
Phone 19S.
down state delegation, and Senator Wil-
iiti-:ui-:vr ac ts. ! It tt H Cornwell of Chicago also join-
"The fraud became so transrent ed the cu'iterces late in the afteruoou.
that even a republican president of the While it was generally understood
most stand pat character refused to 'hat all of the friends of Governor De-
stand for It longer. He well knew that neeu in l oth branches of the general
if the American farmer had any com assembly should get together soon and ; President Taft have on understanding
pefitor it was the Canadian farmer. ' deiiJe on the organ ization plans and J as to the national delegates at least,
and with knowledge of the fact the the opening of headquarters, the dis-I and that the state and national admin-!
president proposed a law admitting the ! position yesterday was to await some istrations will b( iound working in
principal agricultural products of Can. , definite word from the governor as c i harmony on th'.s one number on the!
ada to our markets on a free trade 1 just what should be dune in launching ! Illinois program. j
state, it was asserted, have been heard
from since the Springfield conference
two weeks ago, and all these replies,
Senator Hurburgh said, were of the
most optimistic nature.
Some of the administration leaders
are somewhat chagrined over the Jones
candidacy at this time. They had
hoped that the Merriam Insurgents
would not get actively into the fight
until after the governor had announced
his plans. But now that Jones 1 Is
ready to jump into the fight with brass
bands and an extensive publicity bu
reau the administration leaders feel
that they ought to get busy at once
with their organization plans and the
"boiler plate."
AWAIT (iOVEUVOH'S DECISION.
It is probable that definite plans will
be announced by the administration
leaders after the governor's visit to
Chicago this week and that the fight
will be on within a few days.
The administration leaders are still
in the dark as to the governor's per
sonal ambitions in the present situa
tion. Some still believe that he will
be a candidate himself for renomina
tion, while others are equally confident
that eventually he will become a candi
date for United States senator.
At the Merrip.m-Jones headquarters
in the Grand Pacific hotel yesterday
considerable emphasis was placed on
the newspaper stories out of Washing
ton that President Taft is not tying up
with any faction cf the party in this
state.
TIFT TO KEEP HANDS OFFf
Jones' lieutenants declared that they
had positive knowledge that the presi
dent is going to keep his hands off and
that he has not tied up with Governor
Deneen.
Close friends of Governor Deneen.
however, Insist that the governor and
ROCK ISLAND BOY
HAS LEG FRACTURED
Joseph Ilartman, Aged 17, Falls Off
Step Ladder While at Work
in Telegraph Office.
Joseph Hartman, a 17-year-old lad
who is employed at the Western Union
telegraph office in Moline, sustained a
fracture of his right leg while at work
last night. He was standing on a step
ladder at the office when in some way
he lost his balance and fell to the
floor. It was thought he had merely
sprained his ankle, but an examination
later showed that a bone was broken.
The lad lives in the east end of Rock
Island.
BROKEN STATUE REPLACED
Hebe, Standing Erect, Ornaments
Spencer Sfaare Stand.
A statue of Hebe, standing erect,
has been placed on one of the pedes
tals which ornaments the approach to
the band stand in Spencer square. The
new statue replaces the one of Hebe,
leaning, which was destroyed some
two years ago when a violent wml
blew it from its base. The Mott Iri n
company of New York caste the no
work of art at a cost to the city of $10.1.
The former statue was presented to
the city by L. S. McCabe.
FRANCE TO FOLLOW
LEAD OF GERMANY
Endorsements for Wiley.
Nashville, Tenn., July 2 5. Tho
public health department of the Gen
eral Federation of Woman's Clubs
announced today that it was asking
every state in the federation to en
dorse the work of Dr. Wiley. No
tices were sent out by Mrs. Crockett,
chairman of the department.
Withdraw Pleas.
New York, July 25. Forty de
fendants recently indicted in the gov
ernment's prosecution of the alleged
wire trust withdrew the pleas of not
guilty today and entered pleas
"nolo contender." The district at
torney unsuccessfully opposed acceptances.
Paris PaK-r Declares Country Will
Not Submit to Intimidation
in Dispute.
Paris, July 25. Comment'ng on
tho Franco-German negotiations
growing out of the Moroccan situa
tion, the Echo iX'paris today says
France will not allow itself to be in
timidated by Germany. Should the
Paris report that Germany has call
ed 400, (00 reservists to colors be
confirmed, France is certain to adopt
similar measures, the paper says.
Parson's Poem A Gem.
From Rev. K. Stunonvoll, Allison. I a .
in praise of Dr. King's New Lifo Pills,
"They're such a health necessity.
In every home these pills should be.
If other kinds you've tried in vain,
USE DR. KING'S
And be well again. Only COc at all
druggists.
HARMON BOOM LAUNCHEP
The .Merriam-Jones leaders also an
nounced that K. R Fletcher of Morris,
who was formerly secretary to for-
lasis. Hy this measure the American! the administration's campaign,
farmer is subjected to competition ! io disiivh jiim:vi miidu v.
with his only real competitor. ; The governor is to be in Chicago to
"Instantly the republican politicians participate in the military tournament j mer Postmaster Fred E. Coyne of Chi
began to clamor against the action of and nrobably will come today. Ac- ca&- would have charge of the organ-
! their own president. They present no ' , or,i to th statements made vaster- Nation wik for the insurgents out in
AT NEBRASKA CONVENTION legitimate arguments against the rec : dav Ihe proposition to organize the j state.
I iprcchy bill, but the shrewd oim 1 pcverr.or's political aids throughout! Preparations have been made for the
Continued fro -i Vr one I among them realize that as soon as the t!.e state into a "progressive" crusade ' .pti:i;ig oi the insurgen. campaign at
I . - V. n . U . .1 . . . f ......... . . . , . - T'Jct Ct T Cnl.i..n niVit V t.r
the primaries to exoress their Dref- " i-uucu uuui jvn m oenai: or me governors leauersnip ; "" " "
erence between Taft and LaFollette. j Us 88 so? as he can see tbat be
that LaFollette would win bv an ! has to 8el1 al Lls Products on a free
overwhelming majority. But
the t'a i hasle. that he will help tear down : More than haif of the counties of the
... O ... f . .. f 1 . .1 (- . T ..
is meeting w ith nearly responses out j 1 iin i lum nuu ocuiur juni-s
ia the stale. I will make the principal addresses.
W( flunt
WA
tbey ape
fiiQgf rrjeot
f
Le entire tariff wall
PROTECTIVE TARIFF" DOOMED.
"And in this the wily republican pol
iticians are making no mistakes. As
soon as the delusion is removed from
the eyes of the farmers of the north-
Eenewing Complexions
By Absorption
Roosevelt Declines Invitation.
Springfield, July 25. Former Presi
dent Theodore Roosevelt will not be!
a guest of Illinois at the state fair inj
Springfield; Secretary Dickinson of tiic
If your complexion is marred with letter from the colonel exuresslnz h;p
est the protective tariff is doomed, j blotches, moth patches, pimples pr ' regrets. In declining the invitation
The moment that the reciprocity bill j freckles. It's useless to putter with Colone' Roosevelt says:
becomes a law it is safe to predict that J powders and paints, lotions, creams) "My Dear Mr. Dickinson: If I wtrr !
9& per cent of these prairie states will j and things, in an efTort to get rid of 'accepting any invitations this year i:
be in favor of that splendid democratic : the trouble. Unless you have some would accept yours first, but it is
...v sa iUr n'mcis ine auimv us au ariist juu u uolt juurior me question for me to make au;
list. '
The Last Week
of-
207-209 IV. Second St. Davenport, la.
Great July Clearing SaleOnly Four More Days
For the final four days of this Great July Sale we will offer greater bar
gains than ever before. Hundreds of women have been here and made their
money go twice and in many cases three times as far as it would ordinar
ily go.- Have you done so? If not, then profit by the experience of others.
The bargains are greater now than ever.
BARGAIN DIRECTORY
Misses' and Juniors' Coats (all wool), greys, tans and mixtures, now .$4.95
Women's blue, black or white Serge Coats, full length, now $6.95
50 Serge, Panama and Voile Skirts, black, white and colors, now . .' J2 OFF
All Wash Skirts, white or tans, now V2 OFF
All Wash Suits and Wash Coats, now V2 OFF
All Silk Coats, tan and black, now V2 OFF
Voile and Marquisette Waists, worth up to $8.00, now $3.50
Lingerie, Lawn and Tailored Waists up to .$2.00, now 95c
All Taffeta and Mcssaline Waists, now OFF
FOR PARTY OK COIHAGE.
J appearance still more.
speech of any kind this summer.
The new and rational way is to "t hare made lust as manv SDeeeaes i
"Let us not be as republicans, j take off the complexion itself, with as I feel it is possible or ' desirab te 1
afra'-d to trust the people to manage I all its offensive marks. Just get aalfor me to have made. Just as many a!
their own "business: to control and I ounce of pure mercolized wax at the'i think will do anv good. And now,!
operate their own water-powers. Let j druggist's and use at night same as j mj- jear e!ri j 8mpjy cannot mako:
us urn ce airmia as me repuDiicans com cream, ttemove next morning !&DT others at c resent. I am verv sir-
are .that the people in their business ' with water and soap, following with
undertakings will be a failure. Let i dash of cold water. The mercolized
us stand with our faces to the rising 1 wax absorbs the half-dead scarf skin
and not the setting sun; let us be a : In flaky particles, so gradually no
party of courage and good cheer." i one guesses you're treating your
j face unless it be by the result.
Girl Expected to Recover. j which Is truly wonderful. There's
CUra Van de Bexlere, the Kttic 5-(nothing like It for restoring a nat-
2 i yesterday morning by a street Cirjlcn. Aunt Sally.
ry. All I can do Is to wish you weii.
Sincerely yours
THEODORE ROOSEVELT "
Chamberlain" a Stomach and Llrei
Tablets gently stimulate the liver ail
bowels .to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system, cure constipa
tion and sick headache. Sold by all
druggist.
LOT 1.
Wash Dresses
Small lot, assorted
styles and colors.
$9.00 values
LOT 2.
Lace Drssses.
25 Lace Dresses,
$7.00 values, now
S4.95
SUITS, $4.95
82.95
Juniors. Misses' and Women'i
All Wool Suit, worth $15. While
they last.
S4.95
DRESSES
LOT 3.
Tissue Dresses.
50 Dresses, colored
Tissue Ginghams,
values up to $8, now
S3.95
SUITS, $6.95
Misses', Juniors' and Women's
Suits, all wool, all colors; values
up to $18.
LOT 4.
25.00 Dresses.
One of our finest
colored Wash Dress
es, values to $25.00.
now
S9.75
LOT 5.
White Dresses.
All of our While
Lingerie Dresses,
V4 to y2 off
SUITS, $9.75
All of our finest suita, finest ma
terials, beet colors; iniases',
women's and extra size; values
up to $42 .00. While they last,
S9.75
S6.95
In Our Petticoat Section
$4.50 Taffeta Silk Petticoats (all colors), now $3.'.
$6.00 Taffeta and Messaline Silk Petticoats, now $4.75
$3.00 Taffeta Silk Petticoats (all colors), now $1.65
GO WHERE YOU ARE PROPERLY SERUED-THJiTS XEWMW
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