Rock Island Argus., September 13, 1913, HOME EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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THE ROCK ISLAND AB GUS. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. .1013.
Young & McCombs The Big Quality Store Young & McCombs The Big Quality Store Young & McCombs The Big Quality Store
Young & McCombs
Millinery
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Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
September Sixteenth,
Seventeenth & Eighteenth
f'ivf same distinct
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Revealing an exceptional collection
of exquisite Millinery, embracing the
most wanted new Eastern modes
and superior creations of our own
designers.
This is Opening Week When Flowers and
and Palms Wave Welcome!
The French hats this year are wearable next,
they are to harmonize with milady s gown next,
they are rich in plumes and built-up feather ef
fects: also in flowers and, quite unusual for au
tumn, fruits are used the Frenchman who hung
.me lemons on a hat said "Madame's sweet self will
i'.M-t the lemon" so, we'll let the lemon-ade us.
The colors are dark, but not sombre: fur is used on
ightest excuse and is colored to harmonize with the
it for nobody ever saw a purple fox.
And Young & McCombs' millinery is unquestionably
vogue in the Tri-Cities. 'That-becomes more unani
islv true each season,
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design hats for our individual customers with the
ve touch that makes the wearer properly feel that
evolved it.
Hat shapes and hat trimmings arc personally selected by an exclusive buyer, making it possible for a woman to reproduce any hat we show from the untrimmmcd sections' stocks if her
iV'ngers are deft. If you can't make your hat or haven't time, tell us, and one of our milliners will form your ideas into a dainty hat reality. Please come and accept of our best hosp
italitics. Welcome!
Now For a Great September Sale of Housefurnishings
McCombs in
Rock Island
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E I1AYF. just received the Fall consignment of House Furnishings, purchased in Xew York
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at a manufacturers' forced sale these goods arc of the verv highest grades obtainable
anv price not a io! lot or interior seconds ana poorlv-maae. easilv worn out articles, u c jrive
here only a few samples showing the extraordinary values. Expect to find these prices duplicaed
throughout the great Basement Housefurnishings Department on Monday.
(iurn-cv C ooking Sets in the following pieces:
1 Covered Casserole: 1 open Baking l:sh; 1 open Pudding Dish;
1 cook book; 6 individual Pudding Pishes, qq
Regular price 11. 50. Special O y C
Cray Knamcl Preserving Kettles, Ji
size. Special . . . ZdC
Curtain Stretchers, with stationary
pins. Our special
grade at
Mrs. Vroonian's Sink Strainers in blue enamel; 13c value
special 9c.
Royal Rochester Chafing
Dishes in full cooper, nickel
plated with Ebony finished
T $4.49
Royal Rochester Serving Dishes, in fine copper,
nickel plated and footed with Gurnsey JT i Q
lining at 4j))TrO
. SEPTEMBER BRIDES
$295 is all that it will cost yon to furnish a
REAL Home with Lifetime Furniture if you
come to Yonng & McCombs this week$35
cash is all you need. N
Tri-Citis' Great Superior Furniture store offers you the most ideal opportunity to furnish a home. We do
not appeal to yon with a ridiculously low priced outfit, such as ' $85 for two rooms," "Jlla for three rooms,"
"175 for four rooms,' because it can"t be done satisfactorily.
We have made up a list of furniture for a Complete Home or Four Rooms that totals $450 at usual
prices and offer it with a guarantee of quality of life-time service at a distinct saving of $ 1 5 !.
Select these pieces from our Superior Furniture stock pay $35 cash and balance by the week or mouth.
Wash Hoards, rubbing
surface made of zic,
special
29c
Schram Self-Sealing
Fruit Jars, quart size,
4 Vsc; half gallon 5'2c.
Large Folding Ironing w" yJi
Boards, regular $1.50$ - Q SvC
grade .special 0 i
Galvanized Buckets, 10-quart - - w j
size, each IOC ffj
LIVING ROOM
OWEN DAVENO Golden Oak.
TURKISH ROCKER Genuine Leather.
LIBRARY TABLE Large, Genuine Golden Oak.
ARM CHAIR AND ROCKER To match Davsno.
RUG High class Axminster.
DINING ROOM
BUFFET 60-inch Golden Oak, colonial design.
EXTENSION TABLE 54-Inch, to match.
CHAIRS Six Colonial Slip-seat, genuine leaner.
RUG One 9x12 Body Brussels.
Note that no other advertised outfit describes each a
about this list. You know exactly what to ask for when
BEDROOM
BRASS BED A beautiful massive design, with 2-inch
continuous posts, bright or satin or combination
finish.
SPRING Guaranteed, all Iron frame.
DRESSER Large handsome piece, mahogany, quar
tered oak. Circassion walnut or birdseye maple.
RUG Room Size Bedroom Rug.
KITCHEN
KITCHEN CHAIRS Three,
KITCHEN TABLE. LINOLEUM.
nd every piece Included.
selecting your outfit.
There is nothing evasive
Royal Rochester Percola
tors in full copper, (g QQ
nickel plated, at
Royal Rochester Crumb ffo Or
and Brush Trays yLLd
Star Oiled Maps, same styles
as the O-Cedar 00
Good quality House Brooms,
19c each.
You Save Time and Money by Coming Direct to Our New Superior Furniture
Store for Dining Room Furniture
The New Fall Stocks, Just placed, present a panorama of the products of the best makers In America,
and because of the policy that has made this house famous, are marked at prices that the store of limited busl.
ness of stores under heavy expense cannot come near meeting.
Here is an invitation with a Money Value A Specially Priced Massive Dining Set
as an Opening Offer On Sale at Young & McCombs until Thursday evening at S'30
Tri-Cities' Leading Quality Department Store
YOUNG & Mcf OMBS
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Co-Operativc Store Co.
Great September China Sale Al I This Month.
Complete
Dining Set
A $165 Value
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60-inch Buffet. A Burrows Roller-Guide
Buffet with ail the latest features
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54-Inch Plank Top Extension Table
with Octagon pillar and platform
base
Six Genuine Leather Slip Seat Chairs,
Colonial pattr nto match
Every ounce of this set is of first
grade material. Note the size of the
Buffet and Table also.
All selected Quarter-Sawed Oak.
Choice of
Golden
Oak
Fumed
Oak
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GRAND JURY HAS
BEEN NAMED BY
COUNTY BOARD
Supervisors Adjourn After Pass
ing on Large Number
of Claims.
ALLOW BILL OF BROOKS
Refute to Follow Suit In Case of
George Siemoiv Msyor H. M.
Schriver Granted Sum.
The September meeting of the
Hoard of Supervisors came to a cloe
jitterilaj afternoon. A number of im
portant matters were taken up includ
ing the selection of a grand jury for
the January term of circuit court.
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The resolution which mas offered by
Supervisor Fred Grafiund, Moline, con-
'cercing the grand jury follows:
! Be It Resolved. That in pursuance
of the law, the board of supervisors of
. Rock Island county and state of Illi-
i nois in regular session assembled on
the 12th day of September A. D., 1913
being at least twenty days before lh
sitting of such court, hereby se!ect the
following named 23 persons of the re
quired qualifications to serve as grand
jurors at the January A. D. !?l4 term
I of the circuit court In and for the
j county and state aforesaid, and the
' clerk is hereby directed within five
days hereafter to certify to the clerk
of said court the names of said per
sons hereby selected, to-wit:
Cordova C. E. Pettit.
Co Edgar 'Valtbers.
Canoe Creek V. X. PearsalL
Zuma B. B. Osborn.
j Fort Byron 3. W. Martin,
Hampton William Seuss.
South Moline William M. Ferry.
Moline B. T. Washburn, A. C. Van
der Vennet, A! Strathman.
Rock Island Frank Meenan, W. C.
Peck, Thomas Carney, Albert V. Sug-
den.
South Rock Island W. E. Bailey.
Black Hawk Edward Speigel.
Coal Valley James Callahan.
Rural Peter H. Simmon.
Bowling Frank McConnell.
Edgington Thomas M. Doonan.
Andalusia Ben Nit.
Buffalo Prairie Otis E. Kimball.
Drury Oakley McGinnis.
Bll.l.S t'AlE UKBATfci
The bill of J. R. Brooks for S2.5A
for services as deputy sheriff caused
considerable discussion. G. w. Mc
Caskrin appeared before the board and
urged payment. It was stated that the
deputy became ill and that while he
was indisposed the sheriff wro-e him a
letter dismissing him and the claim is
for salary alleged to be due. On an
aye and nay rote, the matter carried
IS to 16.
George Siemon's bill did not fare so
well. This was for something like 47
which the former chief deputy claimed
was due him He likewise. was di
missed by the sheriff in the middle of
the month. On an aye and nay ballot,
the supervisors refused so to do, the
ballot standing 25 to 7 against pay
ment. Supervisor Murphy being excus
ed from voting.
J. F. Rose presented a bill for $156
and a motion was made by Supervisor
S. R. Wright that the claim be not al
lowed. A substitute motion by Super
visor Sleight, Moline," that the claim
be investigated and a report given at
the next meeting, prevailed. Mayor H.
R. Schriver was allowed 150 for court
fees in his recall case and the coun
ty clerk was granted 165 a month for
clerk hire.
On motion of Supervisor Wads
worth, $459 was voted for a boiler and
$440 for flour at the county infirmary.
A resolution offered by Supervisor
Tambur was passed providing that the
coroner when there is an estate, file
bills in probate court for fees includ
ing post mortems against said es-l
tales.
Needed repairs in the women's de-j
partment of the county jail were ord-1
ered, at a cost not to exceed $50. The j
i resolution which was offered by the;
fees and salary committee on Thurs
day relative to tills not being allowed
for prisoners sent to the county jail
for petty offenses from the city bastile
was adopted. The board then finally
adjourned.
COUNT IS BOUND
OVER AS SLAVER
Autumn Stonebraker, a 15-year-old
g'rl of Crawfordsviite, Ind., yesterday
afternoon gave testimony before Unit
ed Sta'es Commissioner Bush-at Dav-
eniwrt which resulted in Count Edwin
j J. Brunevik De Cromna. said to be an
Auetxian noble, being bound over to
'he federal grand jury in bonds of $5.
fyf on (barges of white slavery. He
is charged with inducing the girl to
lae indiana with him and go to
Cn'eago. There his funds nave out,
and learning that the f'df-ral an hori-ti-8
were after h!m, he succeeded in
having a l,M?hfran pastor. J. Batim-i cid
gartetier. marry thetn. Then began h
tour of several western utatea . in
freight cars and. tramping over tha
country roads.
When the handcuffs were placed on
him and 'he count was led to jail h
swore ne would defeat the law by smV
We Loan Money
$5.00 AND UPWARD.
We accept for security your Piano
or Furniture, but it remains in your
possession. Nobody knows but you
and us.
FIDELITY LOAN CO. b"
L4 403 Best Bldg. Phone R. I. 514 ROCK ISLAND t p,
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