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TIIK ROCK ISLAND ARGUS, FRIDAY, AUG VST (T, TD15.
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BUSINESS BALLY
DAY IS PROPOSED
Kock Island and fuienport Merrhaiils
( fioperaie in Oitfrinjf a least
..f Hai'--:ii!i-
ATTKAtTivi. rust i.s Xiif, mu:
WMm--i sy, B--'. il S-t a- Iat- untl
Fact is li x-rii-M-.S r ar
i 'Aide i
Smith "caved" while on tbt way to
Iowa City In charg of officers. He
made a rnraplet verbal ttatement. He
raid he intended to forego the formal
ity of jury triul and ent-r a plea of
guilty. He atd he wanted to start
serving Lis time immediately.
"If Loom; 8 hadn't been so crazy to
stay around fcre to marry that pirl
tfcir.gi would have la-en differest," h&
"He is ad a diver; e case In Iav
er.pwt and when he go? his tilvorce
he wac.d to marry this other jeiri.
She worked Jo a hotel in Davenport
and thf-n -nt to one in Moline. Well,
hod! have plenty of tin. to think it
over r,o'."
For the hr-t ' prot-revsivc
rnwhan's of 1 u v -. an m.-i U-- . Is
Uod are u, l..-s 1 a j -uiu- . t..:.
DRUG VICTIM NOT
CURED IS CLAIM
HaK-Jt-.Mii Hospital Stall Members
Say Mrs. Kmisa Rankin Mioiiid
lake Longer Treatment.
1UM A OI.l"TAKV PAULM
i.;t institution in Three Weeks When
ix .Month-' Cour-e Wu- !!
iiU;i-.l jar I'.est Itf-ult.-.
day" sa'o '! i..:-:
to be hdd v- ')! s
prominent in 1 , - a -(
otieot !"! ?;. j.r.
first planned to aa v - t ;
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BOS CASE IS
SET FOB TUESDAY
State ITiiilies ( nm'itK-l.m -ViS! 5le;ir
- Injuiieti-ii! ihii-er U iisctii!
( eiil'l ivODiiu
Attorneys cmp! iv.-d ia the Jitney
Injunrtinu case have : -- n..'!t:rtl :hat
hearings before ;!:' smk- uufiM- s -m.
mission will 1)- i-.-iiuied iti this city
next TuPKilay in mi.ui! at 10 o'c lock in
the circuit court room.
QUICK JUSTICE IS
GIVEN TO BANDITS
Smith and I.ei.n.is. Kun l)un hj lUai
Is!at;! l'H;'t, .( so 1,-iu-s ;ii
Ieflil ( iiy.
(y AaMn-ii.teil l'r!Sst.
Iowa City. I. ma. -V.i;:. c. -V. R.
Smith and W. ('. l.uoiio.s were sen
tenced to (l y. ar.s eel: iii tin? pt ni
trtitiary here today for tim robbery of
the Farmers' Savings Iv.uik at .North
Liberty on July 10. They entered pleas
of guilty to tlie cliartrc- a a J :iiv,d the
three days' tin.e iiie law allows them
before sentence i.- passe-!.
Looniifi was tt:rti in lloek Island
last week and Sr.m'u was urrested in
Detroit, MicU. Tiiey s-curv aiout
$1,000 in the Nortii Liin'-rtv robbery.
Loomis, at the time of his n.re. t in
Rock Island, was ready to pK-ad guilty.
I'.. A. .Stewart left today for Pt. J
XeM-fonri'lhitid, on n business trip.
"eiss Cirace rh-minK lias y-.r
..i.e. I iv.ii weeks with relatives
frj.-nds in Keokuk, low u.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.. Hunter tms
morninE; left for New York city, ex-:
(. tntR to '.nake the trip by aut
i.e..-.
W. f. Mitcdiflt of I,, MeCal e A. I
leaves tonisht for New York on n
biniiiv; trip for the frin. He will ho i
tore two weeks.
Mrs. Harry H. 1'nverforth. 3 3o?, 1
avi-p.ti", today left f!ir Monnittth,
ed tiiere by the sudden illness oi tier .
mot her. Mrs. Rolareler.
Mrs. fins Meyers of 1122 Third a
Moline, with her son and rian;ni"r.
Merle and Orvil. returned homo T
day after a visit of six weeks
relatives in Wis.-on.-in.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stephens
their danithter Kathryn, who
their home at the Black Hawi
prior to the destruetion of that hudu
ing fry fire are now guests of Mr.
Mrs. A. V. K.iihwell at tht tr sui
camp on Ito. k river.
Specials
For Saturday at
Silverman's
Best Creamery and Dairy i'.mter ....
Xew larc,e .Potatoes, peck
Large Lemon?, 30c size, z
Large cooking and eating apples, peck
3 large stalks of celery rr
.25c
. l5c
12c
15c
.10c
Home grown Sweet
Corn, per d . . .12 l-2c
Fancy Ivbena
Peaches, basket 10c
15c can Salmon 10c
Two loo cans
Tomatoes 15c
3 cans Kidnev
Beans . 25c
3 cans Corn 25c
Snyder's ec Kellogg' s
Beans, i;c can for . .10c
Sweet Pickles for your
picnic basket, Satur
dav dozen for 5c
25c size Grapemicc, 19c
2;c iar Dried
Beet 17 l-2c
Holland Ru?k,
- packages 15c
Pineapple, 25c can. .19c
15c can Sweet
i '!.;! -es 12 l-2c
Krinkle 6c Quaker
Cornflakes
Three 5c boxes
Matches
Three rolls .-c
Toiler Paper
3 bars Lennox
Soap
,5c
10c
10c
10c
4 lbs. Xavy Beans. .25c
Large Dry Onions, per peck 19c
Fancy Apples, for eating and cooking, peck.... 15c
Always Get Your Money's Worth at Silverman's
Makers and Jobbers of Chicago contribute to the Dollar Day
Bargains, in many instances taking decided losses.
Saturday
Dollar I
ay HpSFSM1S nmSi ottos!
This afternoon in the Rank In
i'n-anhy ea-e Assit;m! Male's At
torney A. C. idwartis tinned in
eiMiiiij court that proceed intrs be
dropped. .Mrs. iiankin haiini;
agreed to haie a guardian appoint
ed for her 12-v ear-old son. J mice ;
I.ursDii, in -f 0 i-r i iiii I he order, j
stated that in rase the midher had i
hoi tiinen steps hi iialfie a ituaiti- j
ion iii- next don-lav ae uniiii lake i
n;e iiacatitr and do so.
Clean (rrjic-?-- merchandise real value in every dollars worth yojubuy
More for a dollar than
a dollar ever bought.
FAMOUS FOR COATS AND SUfTS
mine
THE BIG STORE ON THE BROAD WALK.
Read over every item
you'il not be disappointed
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r 1 t r
rw linrlr-ri f.e.np. stretched to a half more-
double and even triple its real buying" power
Such Dollar Bargains in such vast quantities and such
c le an fresh m ere handise will be impossible to obtain again
Leather Bagfs. worth
up to S2 and $2.50,
$1.00 Each
720 peanino pin seal and soft leaiicr
hand bags silver and jndd rr-ouatinH.
Eilk and leather lined, with' and without
variety fittings.
White fur neck pieces
with ribbon bows
$1.00 Each
White fur eck pieces, very popular this
for dress or street wear, finished
with white messaline ribbon bows.
Fancy Neckwear all
new stock actually
worth to $1.50
Saturday
10c
Your
Choice
20(fi nieces neck wear, collar and caff
novelties, fine shadow lace, nets and or
gaudies, match sets all the newest nov
elties for this season's wear, aetually
worth up to a dollar, on sale while the
lot lasts.
Large Mesh Dags, heavy
mountings, $3 values
At $1.00
144 silver mesh hags, large size, entirely
new shapes, lined with white, chamois
skin, heavy German silver mounting
very attractive.
15c Pillow Cases, ex
tra quality. 42x36 in.
$1.00 Dozen
fine quality bleached tubing pillow ca
ses, soft finished and firmly woven with
wide hems, size 86x42 inches.
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Pie
r it
she was rot. if it involved any d-srec
rT i 1i nt
t 1 ' C ' ' v r
tmoor' ned ex;,h!;nf ! the m-'dic.-i: his
tory of Mrs. rbinkin's e;i-.e while she
t i
ord wei s b'ft at rh V;opit:i! and ad
i v t
r t r
-Selected Son,
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V r t i i
eft, (1. M. TJoyle and A. A. Xiies were
v iteoses hecrd. Or. f'aruph.dl Tes
! ir
wooM h3vo ai!owed
Mr. Hovle sooke of
Soft Bleached
36 inch Muslin
20 yards
$1.00
fa pieces fins soft fin
ished bleaelieii muslin.
full "i; inebes wide,
excellent quality for
pillow cases and nnder-weaf.
Genuine Bridal
Cambric
15 ysreia
$1.00
Jlriilai cambrie, .'1 in.
wide, fine quality, iln
ir.!;e 1 se ft, cat; he 'iseii
for the best of lingerie
wear, ijuantity lis.:-i-ed.
Bleached Sheeting
9-4 width
5 yards
$1.00
Pinndiird quality well
k t o n b r it ti d s of
M'.-acbt-d slieetinjr, full
fi-4 width, soft finished
and woven, close And
firm.
Bleached Sheets
with Wide Hems
4 for
$1.00
lOfl dozen hlenehced
shop's, double hej ;oz. .
81x1-0 inches, food
quality bleached sheet
ing with firmly stitchel
hemmed ends.
IS in. Unbleached
Crash Toweling
15 yards
$1.00
T'nld:: aeiied cra.-h tow-,-lio-:.
In iio'lo-s wide,
with w,is::obio fiioe bor
ders, rati lx used for
'A a eh eiotiis or fur rol
ler towel lose.
Larg'e Size Blea'ed
Turkish Towels
12 for
$1.00
Large fize double wo
von blejichrd turklsl;
towels, pure white waslj
hemnied ends, limited
quantity Of one huu
dred dozen.
$1.50 Bolts Long
Cloth, 10 yards
for $1.00
Lundt's famous Ion.-' rioth, finiiiPd
soft for the host lingerie wear, pure
tfchitu, ."ti inches wide.
500ladies' and gents Umbrellas
sterling silver mounted taffeta
covers values to $2.00, choice
A ft. ct ory surplus of f.Oi) I-adies' and Gents' T"n;brel!as S-tirnson
s-tec-1 frames, nionnfed on steel rods, with natural wood handle
assorted shapes and trimmed in sterling siher TafiVfu. t.o.s.
$1.00
Bates1 $1.50 Bed
Spreads, $1.00
Another big shipment penuine Bate.?
bed spreads, double bed Bize, in mat!?
t,p,v and attractive patterns, reuia;
fl.5 valuvs.
BRIEF IS MISLAID
AND CASE IS HELD UL
Arpure.ents on tile quo warranto e
were baited in circuit court this i
iirtp at t.be conclusion of rhe pres r
jtioii of the city's side of the conu
'by We H. McKniry. when C. B.
' shall, eounsel for the relators, de.
that lie hud Inst his brief. A In
' search of the files in the case was t
i but the papers could not be ior.-nt mi i
:a co!Himi;tree was taken utit.i -
o'eioi k tins iifternooii.
When Mr. Marshall !oi-;res his pa
pers, he will make tie? closing
rnent for the relators. Ji.dc-o V. . i .
Church will- probably take tlie
under advisement, for several d;i.-, i
84-inch
pleached
Darrtask
y,L$i.oo
Heavy quality
Ve-ached C4 inch d-t-ma-k
woven firm in
::ew and attractive
rie.Ma'r.s. exeelient
for ever day to-e.
25c Bleached
Turkish
Bath Towels
I
for
$1.00
E x t r a larg-e size
double thro id
bleached f u r k i s h
towels, finished with
wovc-n hem re ed end-
. qua'-iri-y iinoted
to led dozen.
Hemstitched
Red Border
Huck Towels
s
for
$1.00
Fine quality hem
stitched -fo huck
towels, large size
whh washable ret
herders, this lot. ot
2a dozen will so tast
- buy early.
18x36 inch
Cotton Huck
Towels
n
for
$1.00
Cotton huci-: towels
largo size, lSxSd in.
good quality, heavy
huck, hemmed ends;
limited quantity ,-f
C-'l dozen.
30 inch
Fine Quality
India Lenon
10
yard
,$1.00
50 r.ioccs fine sheer
quality white India
l oo:;, ?,'.'! inch wide
Sine thread, woven
firn;. for vvais-ts nii'i
dresse.'.
72 inch
Genuine
German Damask
$1.00
Yard
11 pieces genuine
German linen da
mask, fine, 2 yards
wide. chei--e selec
tion of all of the
newest patterns,
pure silver bleached
t ' ,
i r
-ieian i
1 f
- t
Men's $1 Shirts,
all new stock, 2 for
$1.00
Men's fine percale, and French madras
shirts, all the new fall stock, open
fronts with attached cuffs, ail sizes.
A Three-Dollar Bargain that will Cause a Stir
38 Silk Dresses. 15 Wool
Dresses. Actual Values up
to $10.00 and $12. SO at
$3.00
A final ch-an-up of just 53 handsome dresses stunninp styles 3-1
fancy niessaiine and pure wool fabrics all the new rolorinci,, in
caaiplefo size range, they won't last Ions early choice is advised.
18 bars Palm Olive
or Jap Rose Soap,
$1.00
iru.oo bars Palm Olive and Jap Rose
toilet soaps positively the best toilet
soaps on the market, limit 18 burs to
ea h.
Hr.
lid"
d n
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ov. A. r. Kdward:
' li M M
l. 1 Mr
I'- moved.
15 yards
Drapery Goods
$1.00
P 1 a i n hem
stitched a 11 d
fancy barred
Berlins, up to
30 inches wide
all new choice
Etoek, quan
tity limited.
S1.E0 Inlaid
Linoleum
$1.00
3 pieces het
grade import
ed English li
noleum, tile
and wood ef
fects, patterns
clear th roit pit
to th hack.
3 50 0
Porch Pillows
$1.00
Pore); piilov.s,
covered with
fancy oret.ons
and filled with
selected silk
floss, large
s.i.-te in any 00!
orings.
$1.75 Suit
Cases
$1.00
10 dozen suit
cases, full siz
ea, 24 inch and
id inch, heav
ily constructed
with brass fit
tings and in
side straps.
2 Feather
Piilows
$1.00
Large full size
genuine feath
er filled pi!
lows, fancy art
tick covered;
quantity limit
ed.
5 Water
Color Shades
$1.00
Rest quality
water c o 1 o 1
window shades
- mounted on
guaranteed pa
tented spring
ro;!o--s, ail tin.
best colors.
52.00 Lace
Carta ins
$1.00
IdO la' .-i A not-
tiuehain lace
curtains, full
length, extra
width, plain
and all-over ef
fects, corded
wash edges.
50c Fancy Cre
tons 3 yds. for
$1.00
Fancy cretons
so popular for
skirts and
jackets, all
over bfcKt 50c
designs includ
ed in this lot.
Want. ! iloy
Judge Larson yesterday afi.-rnoon
sucges'ed that the- testimony was not
fit for the ears of the Ill-year-old Ran
kin lad who was with his n;othr and
suggested that he withdraw from the
room during the trial. The court ex
plained that, he had the po,ver to have
hint removed, hut d: 1 not care to exer
cise if. leaving the niarfer to the moth
er. Mr Edwards concurred in the opin
ion hut counsel for Mrs. Lan'-in t!
jeeted to removing the boy and he
remain ed.
20 dozen women's white lace trimmed
lingerie waists, 4 for
Soft finish fancy gingham house dress
es, Jl.OO values 2 for
Pure white linene and white duck dress
skirts, Jl.cm values 2 for
Gowds, skirts and combination suits,
actually worth up to $2.50
, 1
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Women's Tailored Suits
that sold up to $20.00 and $25.00
This is the way they will sell:
Suit Coats, each $1.00
Suit Skirts, each ..$1.00
Complete suit 2.00
50 dozen whito crepo night gowns,
round and V-neck, Jl.oO values, 2 for...
l-"0 and $2.r.O corsets, all best known
standard makes., each
Wool dress skirts, light ond dark col
ors, values to 54 00
$2.fti'i fancy trimmed" mid-summer hats,
actual value to $7.50
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
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OBITUARY
J
(nt Vfn;nj,ti,n. i
Oust Magnuson died at 10 this morn
ing at the home of his sister. Mrs. Os
car Carlson, 1712 Sixteenth avenue.
Moline. Mr. Magnuson was born in
Sweden, Dec. 1. 1SU7. He came to the
United States with his parents and
most of his life had been spent in this
locality. Surviving him are three sis
ters, Mrs. Carlson and Miss Clara
.viaeraison or jioune, and .Mrs. S. G. j
Nelson of Glen view. II!.. and two broth- 1
ers, Oscar cf Davenport and Charles
of Moline. !
Funeral services will he held at 2:50 '
; i Sunday afternoon at the Carlson resi-i
dence. Kev. James Barnett of the
First Christian church. Moline, will
conduct the services. Burial will be
at Riverside cemetery.
Fnncral of Mrs. Kobbhis.
The funeral of .Mrs. Christine Rob
bins was held at 10 o'clock this morn
ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Ollie Gaylord. 1419 Forty-fourth street.
Rev. R. P. Hanc y of Moline had charge
of the services. Burial was in Port
Byron cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Wa in w rit lit
Funeral services for Mrs. John
Wainwright of Zuma will be held to
morrow ruormr.g at 10:20 at Zuma
Methodist church, with burial in the
Zuma cemetery.
Mrs. Wainwright diefl at her home
Wednesday night after a long illness.
She was one of the best, known wo
men in Zuma township, having lived
there since 1874.
Born in Eiairsville, Fa., Sept. 5,
Isart, she redded there until her mar
riage June 22, 1S71. During her young
womanhood she joined the t'nite-i
fresh terian church. Throughout her
entire life she took great interest in
work of Christian nature, being a de
voted church attendant.
Of the four children born to the
Wain wrights, three survive, Samuel
and Albert living near the family res
id en, e In Zuma township, and Frank
residing with his parents. The wid
ower is also living.
Si.-ice Fijrht in Street.
A battle witnesed by scores of peo
ples was staged on Seventeenth street,
between Second and Third avenues,
this afternoon by Peter Soln and
James Cloudas. One of the pair had
as a weapon a pool cue, which he
swung dangerously near the other's
head, according to Officer Ristau, who
made the arrest. The other, the patrol
man said, was throwing rocks ia retaliation.
Black Hawk Theatre
Corner Fleveiith St. and Twelfth Ate.
Ik
TOMMIT
THE GODDESS
Vt'ith Knrle William and Anifa Stewart
The Reaping ,, i'artsi
The Broken Train (Hazard of Helen Series)
The Phoney Cannibal (Hani comedy)
TO.MOIJROW
With Bridges Burned
three paris, tcatiirisiir AutitjKtns Hiiilips and Mabel Truanelle
Sweedie in Vaudeville (fomy)
SlMtAV, MATIN IK AMI MG1IT
The Only Son
Flayer PrfidnrtKin in the parts with Thor
i he iSusy Bell Bov 'wedj-
COME EAliLl
Rom