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STREET REPAIRS
ARE INADEQUATE
Beautifying: of the City Dis
cussed by H. S. Cable at
Rotary Club Meeting.
How to beautify Rock Idand wti
llscussed at noon today at a luncheon
of the Rotary club at the Hotel
Harms. Tea new members were ad
mitted. II. S. Cable was the speaker. "What
Rock Island Most Needs" was his sub
ject. In the Improvement of the phys
ical city he asserted streets should be
repaired, alleys cleaned, and regula
tory measures adopted to ai-sure the
upkeep of pavements alter construct
ed. Ordinances .houlJ b passed, lie
said, to compel contractors to properly
relay street pavement after an exca
vation for an Improvement has been
made. r-frr-d to the unsightly
street unheavaU eeii in many streets
because brick had not been properly
replaced.
The club went on record In support
of Mr. fable's views regarding the
repairing of trets.
The finoke nuisance was also dis
cussed. Harry I.arkin read extracts
from the Rotary magazine telling what
other cities wltn Ktary clubs are do
lus. Thirty members of the local club
attended tWe meeting.
ACCOMPANY FLEET
TO MEXICAN WATERS
Eft;-...: JJifeSi
mmdM mm
3 The Store of Quality
Davenport s Foremost Ready to
cginnmg Tomorrow
Wear House Ofers B
THE CREATES
TL's event lias been thorou cfklv tla nned.
TSUIT
'jWmnamdlcmm
111-11S IV. Second SL, Davenport, la.
1 IT Tr
aALI:
Ever Heard of
iHliTri-Cities
It-nAjnd manufacturers are now orxering. These new
LOCAL ELKS PLAN TO
CAPTURE STATE PRIZE
At the tn-e'ing of the ocat lodge cf
Klk l.tt .p-iinjr six candidates were
lTii'i'-jfti i.nd a social s'ssiun held.
Over l.io have already signed up to at
tend the stafe convention which i.- to
be hf-U file latter part of May at Peoria-
A local bund Is to be taken on
the trip and the Keck I.ilaid "Bills"
are c:::g after the prize money in ear
nct.
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1,000 Suits wkicK on sale tomorrow
This Store Never Exaggerates!
SniV Sale" vou can exDcct trie most extraordinary. rV
wontleriul
special trip was made to New York for trie bargains tnat
goodsas well as all suits in stock go to make up tic
at unkeard of prices.
you can expect
values.
WHITE COLLAR BOATS IN
TRIPS TO THE KEOKUK DAM
To pleasnre trips for local trl-cl'y i
Captain William S. Sims flop) and
Rear Admiral Frank E. Beatty.
t'cillar line thrnusli
Kecktik darn. Thf
These men have Just pone to Mexico
- . . 1 . . 1 ...ill l.A .. M....K
business nif-n and o:h-rs who wish to I, " v ., ,,-
. . . , ...... In the news if trouble comes wltn
po ha be n arranjt-d by the hite i " . ' .
steamer Keokuk j t'lHdo flotilla and Hear Admiral J
Kill Iau vo i.Mr. 1 1 in it f X-t v ! r 1 1Uil u '- n ,
Z. returnins in th afternoon of the A,la",ir El"-f"-on.
4:h. May i?. the (.'earner Morninc - - :...-
Star wiil leave h-re on a similar trip, j ,Jat:on cl.isa "f 191'. the l.irsesf class
retarn.HK to Rock I-.Ia:jd May .... J , ,hP i, j,tory of the school, tan no ;
n . L,.''rr"u.rri","." . . . -, 1 be fn in The display window of th 1
Th. ,' ;,,. ,h I Smtth studio. Third avenue.
Suits
THAT
WERE
$15417.50, S20
Sergos, pahardinos, worsteds; also
morie and silk faille suits, all silk
lined best of tailoring styles; the
season's most wanted; sizes for
misses or ladies. Here are suits
that no woman need hesitate to
wear. Our .$15, .f 17.50 and $20
values all go at
HCD)
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e ve never oerore
Suits
S A 1
Wur Aas are never
Wn en we say
been
er misleading V
TKe
v
in a position to give sucn
Suits
THAT
WERE
$22.50, $25, $30
Fine silk faille, silk morie as well
as woolen fabrics; colors, navy,
bla.ck, King's blue, green, tango or
checks; manv are c(opies of .suits
that sold at $75 to 100; they rep
resent the best to be had at $22.50
to $30. Tomorrow
33Vs Off All Suits
of
THAT
WERE
$35, $37.50, $40
Come expecting to find the best to
be had at the above prices, want
ed colors, prettiest materials; the
new long tunic skirts or bustle ef
fects; also combinations with morie
or taffeta; almost a hundred dis
tinct styles at this price; the finest
to be had at $25 to $10, all to goat
$50 and Up
3 Where Fashion Reigns
'CHANGE OFVENUE
'SiTu nnul HAS BEEN TAKEN
iuu ill ! u .runu
AUTO COLLIDES
WITH BUILDING
A Weak, Nervouv Sufferer
Restored to Health by L7
dia 7. Plnkham's Veg
etable Compound.
1 Judrc Oim3ted AJI0W3 Motion
i
of Defense in ?Iagil, Bruncr
anJ Schriver Cases.
j This a?trnroii in l-fuit court
J.
E. Reidy, Avoiding' Collision, I
Steers Machine Into Wall
and Is Hurt.
terminate sentences from two to ten
yea rs.
Owinjs to McKerliy'8 former prison
record, lie wil: po to the state peniten
tiary at Ft. MadUon. while his pil will
be nent to the state reformatory at
Ananicsa. Tlie third member of the
H.Tnu is still to be sentenced. ' The
girl uho was with the boys when they
) were arrested was discharged frorr
custody.
I lion f-r a clianire of venuo
!ll
1110-the
Jnnir K. Kcidy
firm of Koldy
eri. Mihtaiiuil bruises to
a member of the
I PERSONAL
I!ros.' real estate deal-; V-
II
POINTS
Kasr.ta. Minn. "I m tfnA to ray
that Lytiia 11 Tirfcham's Vegetable
i V.rnr-ounii has dono
1 mor for me than
l
! taFPB asrainst 1. M. Maciil. O. I- Itrun-
ttie imiscle! Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Heagy have re-
1 of tlie chcn and ribs today noi.i when j turned from a tour of the Mediter
ranean.
BEGIN WORK ON
THE NEW GARAGE
Structure of Tri-City Auto Sup
ply Company Will House
Eight Agencies.
, .if v- . A J . -
-3'r. j v.eak ar.l ner-ou.3
o t that I eculJ not d
at
Mrs. K. r. Xandor. lr.nr, Eleventh
er. IU n Schrier and W. H. liroueh. j caught between the steering wheel
who are under indictment fc r bribery' . ,., ..,.,,1,,,rii1,i
and cn.piracy. K(rll .. ' of tl!,. ,,ui,,line oc. j avenue, left this morning for Macomb
; tor a visit wiin rcia ivc.
' Mrs. i:corg; Saunders and son I.yle
leit to lay for Millerslmrs. Ohio, called
tli re by the death of a relative.
The notion fur a tiiaiite of verue
i from Judges OliiiKt'-d and Kaiuay v. asi
made by attorneys for the U.-ff.ise.
struck the c orner of tlu building
! cupled by tlie tins J. Stengel saloon.
Sro.nd avenue, ilia injuries are
not serious.
ATr. Kidy was driving at -Iow speed
my wont nri'i snr-
fere-1 tri?h Tiin low
M 1 more. I took Lydia
tfcMe Compcund, and now I feel like a
tifTerent ptrson. I iK-liev? there is
r.'thir.p like Lyiia E. I'inkham's Vepe-t-bie
Corr.pounrJ for weak women ar.J
ycur.jf fnri, and I would be Riad if 1
could ir.f jence anyone to try the medi
cine, f'jT I liww it will do all and much
more then it is claimed to do." Mr.i.
Clara I p.a:.k.s. R. F. D. Xo. 1, Maple
crest Tarm, Kasota, Minn.
WoTr.cn who Buffer from thos dis
tressing i!!s peculiar to their sex should
convinced of the ability of Lydia E.
I'inkham's Vegetable Comfiound to re
store their hea'lh by the many genuine
and truthful testimonials we are con
stantly publishing in the newspapers.
If you liav flisrlitcct doubt
that I.ydm 1 IMnkliam Vepetr.
Ile Com poll nl will help you. write
to Lydia K.I'inkharuMtdicineCo.
(eon fiden t ial i Lynn. l ai f or ad-
ice. Vour letter wit I lm opened,
read and answered by a vromiin,
and held in strict confidence.
avrnwmM(.
The court's ruling means that Judge
K. .('. flraves w io lKiiril the I'.rur.er
,,r " . nie::ib rs of his family who were with ; corned a daughter into their home last
cast ia Second aveime. Accordinp to i Mr. and Mrs. Key D. Lindstrom wel
STATES MAY FIX
INSURANCE RATES
him lie was ou the right ide of tlie niht and the father's associates in
street, when a truck approached going! the Uoc.k Island postoffice are smoking
westward. To avert a collision wilh ; in honor of his happiness,
the truck Mr. Heidy steered into the! Mr n nitnson and son. rti.-h.
his
the
Washington, D. C, April 21. Kight
of the .tate to regulate insurance
rat-s was settled once and for all j Ie Silva and
today, vklien tl:? supreme court upheld j brother were
as constitutional the
surance law of 1909.
Kantas fire in-
alleyway at the Stengel saloon.
car skidding and swerving into
build 'rs.
Iiystaiiders ran to his aid. pulling
the car from its position and liberat
ing Mr. Heidy from between tlie steer
ing wheel and the seat. Dr. Joseph
Thomas It. Reidy. a
summoned and Mr.
! ard.
Oak
Jr.. returned last evening from
I'ark. where they have been for
I lie last several weeks on account of
the illness of Mrs. Bimson's brother.
The Tri-City Auto Supply company
has begun operations oa the erection
of a one-story vitrified brick building,
60x130 feet, to be located on the north
east corner ot Nineteenth street and
Fourth avenue and to cost $12,000.
The building will have eight inde
pendent store rooms facing on both
Nineteenth street and Fourth avenue,
two of which at least will be occupied
by automobile agencies. The other
rooms will be devoted to vulcanizing
shops, bicycle shops, and cycle car
rooms. These separate apartments
are variously 30x30 feet, 20x35, and
18x35 feet in size.
At the northeast corner of the buil
ing an auto garage will be construct
ed 20x100 feet and will be for the use
of the tenants in the building. Entrance
to the garage will be from the alley on
the west.
John Volk has the contract and O.
Z. Cervin is the architect. The build
ing will be ready for occupancy July 1.
Edwin Lawrence Dead.
London, England, April 21. Sir Ed
win Iawrence, who attained celebrity
with his two works. "Bacon is Shakes
peare" and the "Shakespeare ?lyth,''
is dead, aged 77.
PUTS AN END TO BACKACHE
MAKES WEAK KIDNEYS STRONG
DAVENPORT HAS EIGHT
NEW CASES SMALLPOX
Davenport is suffering from an epi
demic of smal'pox. Eight new cases of
the disease developed yesterday, and
the victims have been placed in quar
antine. A determined effort to pre
vent the spread of the malady is being
made.
II LICENSED TO VED II
'S
Arthur Fuller Rock Island
Reidy n as taken to his home. 2315
Fifth avenue, in Dr. De Silra's car.
The physician says Mr. Reldy's In
juries will confine him to his home
for several days, otherwise no ill ef
fects are anticipated.
YOUNG GIRL IS SENT TO
GENEVA STATE SCHOOL
Miss Klla (Jreisham, 11-year-old
girl, was found delinquent yesterday
lufternoon by Judge B. S. Bell in county
court and was ordered sent to Geneva.
Tlie girl's parents are dead.
Miss Mary Htlfrich .
Michael O'Connell ...
Miss Margaret Ruley
Archibald M. Smith..
Miss Carrie Carr....
KImer Henderson ...
Miss J'earl Weisner..
Rock Island
.Lost Nation, la.
....Rock Island
Lope Trea
Lone Tree
Anna, III.
Parkersburg, 111.
All the
Argus.
news all the time Tbe
LOOK YEARS YOUNGER! CRAY HAIR
DARKENED BEAUTIFULLY WITH SAGE
MAKE PLANS FOR
GROCERS' OUTING
At the regular monthly business
meeting last evening of the Rock Is
land Retail Crocers' association it
wai decided that the annual picnic
shall be held some time In July at
Lin wood, where it has been held for
several seasons past. The exact date
will be decided upon when the com-
mmlttee arranges to secure the steam- ,
1 r. . II' It' T . . ..I . I
I was held In the rooms of the Business
Men's association In the Safety build
ing.
Its Kind.
"Why do you enll that piano. msnu
fncturer'a business 4111 Infaut Indus
try 'Becnuse he manufactures bnby
grand pianos." Baltimore American.
Wisdom i the talent of huylne Tlr
ttions pleasures at the cheapest rate.
Fleldiuu.
Few Doses Give Relief, Helps Life
less Organs Regain Health,
Strength and Vitality.
It is useless, dangerous, and un
necessary to be tortured with the dig
ging, twisting pains of backache and
rheumatism, or suffer with disagreea
ble kidney and bladder disorders any
longer.
The new discovery, Croxone, pro
vides a remedy which every sufferer
can not depend upon to promptly
and surely relievell such misery aud
bring about a speedy cure.
Croxone cures these troubles be
cause it quickly overcomes the very
cause of the disease. It soaks right
into theNstopped up, inactive kidneys,
through the membranes and linings;
cleans out the little filtering glands;
waste and poisonous matter that clog
the sytem and cause such troubles.
It does not matter whether you
.have but slight symptoms or ' the
most chronic, aggravated case of kid-!
ney, bladder trouble, or rheumatism
that it is possible to imagine, for the
very principle of ' Croxone is such
that is is practically impossible to
take it into the human system without !
results.
You will find it different from all
other remedies. There is nothing
else on earth like it. It starts to
work the minute you take it, and re-;
lieves you the first time you use it, '
and all the misery and suffering that i
go with such troubles end.
You can secure an original package :
of Croxone from any first class drug- '
gist. A druggists are authorised to.
IF YOU ARE A
Drinking Man
You had better stop at once or youH
lose your job. Every line of busineM
is closing its doors to "Drinking" met
It may be your turn next By the ii
of ORRIXE thousands of men h
been restored to lives of sobriety mi
industry.
We are so sure that ORRINE wiB
honcfit vnn that we sav to you tnat n
after a trial you fail to get any benefit
from its use, your money will be
funded.
Costs only 11.00 a box. We luvreu
interesting booklet about ORRINt
that we are giving away free on r
J i.IW If
quest. Call at our store ana -over.
Harper House pharmacy
(Adv.) - .
neutralizes and dissolves the poison-; personally return , the purchase price
ous uric acid and makes the kidneys if it fails to give the desired results
filter and sift from the blood all the (the very first time you use it. (Adv.)
MAKE HOUSE CLEANING
EASY
By having your carpets cleaned on
trie floor, with our MODEL POWER
VACUUM AIR CLEANING 3Y
TEM the finest carpets cleaned
without injury; also garages, bufr
ments and outbuildings whitewash
ed with our compressed air Pay
ing svsteiu.
R. H. GRIFFE & BRO.
Phone R. 1. 2CUi 1136 Second
MlMMIi
j The Store of Quality
Says Sage and Sulphur Will
Stop Falling Hair and
Cure Dandruff.
Common garden eage brewed Into a
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol ad
ded, tlieu left to axe and carefully
filtered will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxur
ant; rtmove every t!t of dandruff, atop
ralp itching and falling hair.
Juft a few appli atioii wi.'I prove a
revelation If your hair U fading, gray
or dry. arraxgy and thin. Mixing tlie
Kg Tea and Sulphur re-ije at home,
though. Ik trouLlesome. An easier way
Ik to get the ready-to-uh tonic, cokting
about 00 cents a larg bottle at drug
a lot of muss. Some druggists make
their own, but it isn't nearly so nice
as "Wyeth'a."
1 While wispy, gray, faded hair Is not i
! sinful, we all desire to retain our
j youthful appearance and attractive.
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur no one can
tell, becauke it does It so naturally;
so evenly. You Juct dampen a sponge
or soft brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one Muall strand at a
tiit.e. Ik this tonlpht and by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared, after
another application or two It will be
restored to its natural color and be
even more gtussy, soft and luxuriant
than ever.
Local druggists ay they are selling
lofa of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur"
AUTO BANDITS TO
PAY THE PENALTY
Judge A. J. House Sentences
Two Members of Gang: to
State Institutions.
tore, known as "Wyeth'a Sage and; and It surely help foika appear years
Sulphur Ilalr litmedy." LUua a voiciju J younger. (Ad r.)
Jxir.es MeKeehy and Joe Yitalos,
auto bandits who recently held up a
Davenport grocer in - broad daylight
and then made a bold dash for liberty
across the government bridge, were
sentenced yesterday afternoon hy
Jidg Allen J. House In dlptrlet court
at Davenport- ilo'.li were iveu inde-
1
Millinerv
Dcpartinent
Kntiro
Second
Floor
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Kir-'itf--r-tli-.JrfcfJ.'.IHlHl-iMl-i.J.ji.
1 INI 13 West .Second St.
Mail
Orders
rilned
Promptly
or
Wednesday w rJTliURSDAY
At Davenport's Largest Millinery Salesroom
Arrival for Wednesday and Thursday's great
sale 200 handsome trimmed hats in the
prettiest shHdes and style, including the one
pictured to the left; worth to $7.50. See
window display Choice for Wednesday and
Thursday
Newest arrival In beautiful, new
summer flowers in bunches.
stickiips. etc.
worth to $1.25;
cho'ce
39c
Choice of 300 beautiful summer hats, in
cluding flower trimmed hats, pompom and
flower trimmed sailors, etc.. worth to $5.50,
for Wednesday's and Thursday's great sale;
choice
Choice of 700 Wj
trimmed shapea to "
colors. 15 styles. '
eluding the
stvle; worth to
choice for WednesdW
and Thursday
Where Fashion Keinns