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THURSDAY THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS SEPTEMBER 25, 1919.
BELGIAN KING
TO PAY VISIT
TO TRI-GITIES
THEATRE
At the Black Hawk.
An amusing ami ci.te-taining
high class comedy, "Uetiii.5 Mary
Married," is offered today at the
Black Hawk theatre, as Marion
IJavies" latest starring v.-hicle.
"Getting Mary Married" is the
story of Mary, rtep-rtanghter (of the
ultra-arintorratio John Bussa.nl.
He has kept her a prisoner in his
by Sistine chapel singers outside of
Italy and the tri-cities, by a rare
stroke of good fortune, will hear
four eminent soloists of that choir
Gabrielli. soprano: Oentili. con
tralto; f'ecchini. tenor and Dos
Santos, bass at Augustana gym
nasium. Oct.. 3, under auspices of
the Rock Island council, Knights
of Columbus.
a crack shot and a horseman.
Pat Chrisman iCurley) is an
other Mix standbv. formerly a -
cowpuncher and a horse breaker, I GEDDES TO MEET
and is one of Mis s crack shots
At Brotman's Rialto.
Rex Beach's newest photo-drama
is "The Brand." presented by Gold-
wyn at the Hialto theatre today, i
Hr.yally of nltrliim Comlncr to tho
(nmmnnitj on Oct. 11 to Be
Given Royal Welcome.
Trl-rftv printf arA tr h a vo an
r,.r,i. i i j ilirge. elegantly furnished house , and in it the distinguished author
rorfum.j to see the king and queen ; and has branded ev.-.y girlish in- j returns to the field in which he
of Eeigmm. ! pulse as "uiilartylik"." He does not has won his greatest success the
A telegram from William rhll- j think she has enough finesse, as Alaskan country. With a cast
Hps, acting secretary of Mate of i et' to ,ap'ear,. w'f'd as I which includes " Russell Simpson,
ih. VntM (at ,n Mii,, rf lnilssard- He dies, and at. the read- Robert McKim ami Kuv Laurell.
tne t nltod States, .o Molme of- , jng :f the w ill it 1s learned .that j famoua beauty of Jn(; zieRfeld
ficials announced tnat King Albert j Mary inherits his entire fortune ou "Koil ies " the play relates an ab
and Queen Elizabeth would visit ! th coidiltcn that she goes to Bos- j sorbin ' ?U)ry. it concerns Dan
ion to live wi.ii nis ro ne S McCill, who comes back to civil-
:ily-the Bustards of Boston- for I ; - ,. .
o as to acquire a little , x . , .
ticri mil in t utr jjtraiL ui nit; i u nun
No C. 0. D.
No Approvals.
No Phone Orders
mimdLtt
FAMOUS POR COATS AND SUITS
THE BUSK STOKE ON FIFTH AVRM R.
&fb
No C. 0. D.
No Approvals.
No Phone Orders
11, on
that city on Saturday, Oct
their tour of America.
Reply to the effect that the cities one 'ear
v rmld evtemi nil nncmlhla lins rvlt o 1- I more, veneer
itv to the rnva! l.t. w trP,i I Mary has no intentions of bein
B.r"ul n cnn,,itt0n 1 t i-nrk n ' hel'l in Subjugation
nlatis for thn recentfor, i 'ear- S!ie decides to go out into '
The kine- ami nneen w!!T he lc- , ei u u uv- ,
en on a tour through the Rock Is-1 "s
land arsenal and will make a sight
seeing trip to other points of Inter
est in the cities.
country. Once poor, he is now
for another,."1"
lmmmu iwwii. .-viiujiii iiie wasiera
and derelicts who drift there is
Just as she is about to leave
the house, however, the maid ush-
I ers in a poor widow, who asks
I Mary if she will not give her back
, , . . ... , i Burnt: im iur uiunrj u a.ai 4' ijo.
Governor F. (. Lowrlen will be i r , , . . , .;.
In the cities on that day and will
Bob Barclay,
woman.
a gambler, and
WITH TRAINMEN
ON WAGE DEMAND
i
London. Sept. 25. Sir Eric Gd- j
des, minister of transport, will to-
day meet representatives of the (
National I'nion of Railway men, j
which yesterday presented a rir
tual ultimatum to the government, I
demanding that a basis for the !
standardization of wages be set- I
tied. In the event the situation is j
not adjusted, according to J. H.
homas, secretary of the union, a
strike that will be nation-wide, will
be called on Friday.
Unlike several recent labor !
threats, which were instigated by J
extremists against the advice of !
leaders, yesterday's sensational de
mand by railway men emanated
from union chiefs who acted after
a deliberate conference.
peciaiiy
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L
llJ -ifi jf-sl
Sft inch white curtain
madraa with ealorrd
figures, lieht hUc,
Ei 50c
Womni'i rotton Heerrd
union suits, 2 stjles, 2
garments to a customer.
."":....$i.so
CORED BIS RUPTURE
Choir Favors Trinities.
It is an ever constant source of
from her and lost in SDeculation. admiration to lovers of music that
ho ran Ithe compositions of the 15th and
.ail " her own and knows that she ICth centuries still exert a ronK j TyU. ZSWOZS
will never be able to earn enough mnuence upon all church music only bop of i'urp wns fn rtKMirtn
to pav the widow back, so she tle-jind the fact that thty are in use ttw iii nu no tood. Finally I eothoM
cides 'to go and live with the Bus- j today is due. of course, to the faith- r' y'pd
sards of Boston for one year and ' ful preservations of these secular ! rupuin ha n-ver remrne.i aithoush i
thus return the monev to the masterpieces in the Sistine chapel i :im doln llxra work as a '"venter. Thm
.i t. 4 b. - ,, .- . , was no ip-r:ition. no lost time, no trouni.
B,low- Ht for this ages-old choir, trained J , have ,,oth,ne to wii. but ni kiv- fun
The Buss.irds of Boston - aristo- that its voices may be heard at information about how you may find a
cratic but with little moneys know masses and ceremonies at which -"mi"'11 '"re 'thout operation, if you
the will stipulates that if Mary the pope himself officiates, these 7"aJ.
leaves tlieir home or marries he- ; wonderful compositions would N- J '"ttrr mt out this notioc ami show
fore the vear is up. the entire for-ldr.iii.iu.ua i, ..m ..ooci p ! to any others who are rupturpti you
on-l Mnlinn an,l t-'st Mr.lin T-.rr.l.- I . .. .. . i. . .. ' mav Pav- a tile or at l-a.-t flop lll- nil-
-- " luue IS in CO Ul till-Ill. now I ney , iKtence A mcrir-a hi foil io t .) ,s. ,.rr. .ml rfn.
I do all in their power to make lite
miserable for Mary and how s!ie
Extra special value In
madras and p fir-
shirts, soft ruffs.
sues, an unusual
quality, each
$1.59
Atnoskeag apron checks.
10 yards to a
customer, yard
Bridal bleached fmuslin.
10 yards to m
customer, yard
20c
20c
33 inrh grenadine cur
tain net, rxcrllcnt qual
ity, a
a yard . . .
50c
Advertiser bleached
muslin, 10 yards to a
rusloiner,
yard
25 c
Men's darnproof
ton hose,
pairs for . ,
rot-
$1.00
extend a formal welcome in hchtUf
of the state of Illinois and Mayor
Hosforrl will welcome the guests
for the community.
Citizens of t!u -o towns are espe
cially privileged in this opportu
nity for a welcome to tho much -loved
Belgian royalty, for to no
other community in the state will
the king and queen pay a visit. A
great number of the citizens of
this vicinity are of Belgian descent
Men's fine mercerized
hose, crar. brown and
black, S pairs
for ... '
$1.00
78x88 inrh bed spreads.
plain hemmed, crochet.
choice,
each . . .
$2.50
One-fifth
Off
One big table of pil
lows, down and pure
feather filled, quality
tick, slightly so'led
covers.
One-fifth
Of!
stands her ground and wins the
catch of the season the man the
Bussards have been trying to cap
ture for their own daughter is all
very amusingly told iu this tlet
llighful conu-dy of artst icraey and
ably are the largest Belgi.m-.Viiier-ican
community in the United
States. This fact probably is re
sponsible for the honor which is
to bo bestowed on these cities.
Tho king and queen will arrive
in Moline at about. noon on Sat
urday and will remain only a few
hours. They have asked that no i youth,
public dinner be given them and j
they will make no formal ad-j At the Ma.iesiir.
dresses, but may say a few words ! There is a strung cast in "Rough
at the station platform. J Hiding Romance" all actors you
Belgian-Americans of the com-1 know, tried ami proved, a goo.l
munity are planning a welcome to support to Tom Mix. who is at the
the king and queen and MolineM Majestic tonight and Friday,
may declare a half holiday in hon- Spot! iswoode Aitken ithe King) j
or of their majesties. I i15 noted for his artisiir portrayal j
j of old men. He has had long rx- !
'OTICK OK SPFCl.ir STOCK-j Perience on the stage and his j
HOLD KRS 3IEETIM' photoplay career includes many o.' j
I i ne uesi. prouuc-ions. j
I Jiianit:! Hansen ithe charming!
i l.stence. America this fail IS en-!.ry of rupture ai.d the worry
joying me nrsi concert ever given
SLOW
DEATH
BROTMAN'S
Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi- i
culty in urinating, often mean j
serious disorders. The world's ! EE:
standard remedy for kidney, liver, !
bladder and unc acid troubles ;
COLD MEDAL I
RIALTO
Theatre
621 MTI. STREET
TODAY
REX BEACH'S
Tremendous Drama of
Alaska
"THE DRAM)
The
silent avenger
frozen trail
of the
. Notice is hereby given that there
will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the Cray on t'oun
ty Oil & Gas company, held at the
office of said company in the Man
ufacturers' State Bank building, in
the city of East Moline, 111., on tlu
Hth day of October, A. 1). 11(19. at
S o'clock p. m., for the purpose of
acting on the proposition tor tl.e
iale of the assets of tlu- Urayson
County Oil - (las company, to tlK!
Texas-ilun-ka Oil fi Kiming Cor-I-oration,
and to transact such oth
er business as may t.roi.erlv anil
legally come before said meeting.
This meeting is called by. and I
this notice is signed by a majority 1
uf the .lipe.-tnr ni tha llrai-cnn !
'"ounty Oil ft C.as r ompanv, on this ' H
2rd day of September. A. D. 1310. ' j,rJf
V. J. STKWART.
('. J. G.MtRKTT.
W. F. I'OTTKR,
J. K. HOl'iEEN,
F. II. ItAIbSli'ACK,
IK J. HOI.ZIXGKR,
W. II. HOLZINGER.
; princess is of the west. , Though
! ; he is just, past 0. she has had a
i wide screen exp-v ience and, with
(her il;iinty blon-le l.i au'.y. maVes a
i If-ligh t ful opposit.. for Mix.
j -lack Ni'Ison iriciro til" spy I
so has had ext. ;nid stage and
motion pi.-turi- tia'ning. He ke.'p-;
; himself up to Mix speed by riding
j and swimming.
i Sil Jordan (Pat I.earyi, a regit -j
lar member of the Mix company.
! is. like Mix. a product of the south-
west, a cowboy. He has done
stunts in wild west shows and is
tvViliirlVt Ji-VH "5
I
Added Attraction
CHRISTIE COMEDY
1-0 RD WEEKLY
bring qnick relief end ofter. ward off , rrr:
deadly diseases Known as the national j
remedy of Holiant' fc-i more than 200 . r:
years. All druggistn. lr. three sizes. '
'sSSar 'lilliilllillililiilllSHNiillllillllHIilllil'' ;
Friday
.MADELINE TRAVERSE
In -LOVE THAT DARES"
Mahogany finish floor
lamps, special price for
stand only, (ft rfv
each ... . 3 1
Full size comforters.
hand tied. Rood cotton
filler,
each . . ,
Boys' black ribbed hose,
heavy quality, 1 A
3 pairs for . .
ltxXt inch plain white
,aHr,OW.e'!'..$1.00
Ijrje size red border
ed hurk twels,
each
48iM inch round table
mats,
each . . .
17-inch part linen nn
blearhed towel- 0
ing, yard IOC
17-inrh all pure linen
26c
Oc
40 Inrh Diet curtain nets,
ranee of patterns, whil?,
and ecru, a yard
Ix-Ke
ivory
5 .
15c
i table
$1.98
Durham KT.. nnblrarh
ed mnslin. 10 yards to
a customer,
yard
17c
Standard -l blradird
sheeting. 10 yards to a
customer,
yard
65
50c
Special cleanup on women's
cotton knit union suits, various
styles, per garment
59c
$3.19
69c
3Clnrh rolorfast malting, neat
patterns, for sleeping rooms, col
ors green, blue, tan and brown,
a yard
9c
79c
scrim,
30c
"Buster Boy" boy's per
rale waists, excellent
quality,
each ... . ,
89c
Women's fine lisle hose,
blark only, it pairs in
a box. d
per bos . . .
1.19
rra&h,
a yard
CO-iiirh fine mercerized
table damask,
a yard ,
36 inch curtain scrim,
colored border,
a yard
36-inrh colored madras
for ovrrdrapes.
a yard
36-inrh colored
quisettes, solid
rotors, a yard .
inrh rag rugs.
heavy quality.
each .
Outing flannel, pink and
blue checks, 10 yards to
a customer, if
yard 20 C
Men's blue ehambrny
work shirts. 2 to a rev
tomer,
ear.'i
$1.00
Men's tennis
night robes,
all sizes, ea
flannel
$1.89
Infants' lisle hose, black
and white, all
sizes, pair . . .
23c
Men's muslin
garments, all
sizes, ra b . .
75 c
mar-
39c
'.$1.25
sleeping
$1.39
89c
Women's fiber silk hose, taupe,
brown, while and gray, an un
usual quality, a pair
Men's percale lanndered
shirts, laundered ruffs,
"VachSl.OO
33 in. marquisette with
border, white i r .
Men's rotton fleeced un
ion suits , soft anil
warm. et A A
.... .vu
garment
only, a yard
My. VI inrh lunrh cloth,
excellent pat- Qf
terns, eacli . . V 1 .O y
Genuine Pipe Organ
Perfect Ventilation.
Ladies of Rork Islund, try Kleenit
"OUCH! THAT OLD
- RHEUMATISM"
Jost get out that fcottlo of
Kloan's Liniment and t
"knock it galley-weat'
T"T TERENT prepared for that
y quick switch ia temperature,
were you? Left you stiff, sore,
lull of rheumatic twinges?
You should have had a bottle of
Sloan's Liniment handy that would
bavesoon eased up the muscles, quieted
the joraoy, painful, affected part
peneirated tciDnmt ruiibiag, bringing
gratifying rdief. 1 .
Helpful in all attacks of lumbago,
idatica, external soreness, .ttiffness.
(trains, aches, sprains. Get a bottl
t your dmjfgist's. 3"ic.. 70c., $1.40.
MMHlbUjat. - tit- 4
shine that 4
st o:I that V.I
Gives ft brTTCiant srlossy
doe not rub oft or rtus
anneals to the iron that lusts four
times as long as any other.
Black Silk Stove Polish
is in a class by Itirlf. It's more
carefully made and made
from betitr materials.
Try it on your parlor
or your i;ls ranpw.
If yoa rjon't find it
tne tx't ponsn you
ev r ofi'i, yot;r
hardware or
pn-vcry de j -r is
butriorisetj to re-
fund yoar
B.ocey. '
Sninm in
Every Orop'
mm
pencer Squar7
TONIGHT FOR THREE DAYS
Dr. W. H. SAGE
DANCING
LESSONS
By Appointtnont Onlv.
T. Jf. Carroii. Call K I. 192
E Formerly Chief of Narcotic Division. United
E States ( iovcrnmcnt, presents the lilm sensation
"The Drug Terror"
EE A wonderful moral lesson showinq- a wife's de
EE votion to her husband, a society man who drop
EE ped from the highest place in socictv to a dere
EE lict in the underworld. Here in person.
HEAR HIS EXPOSE OF THE
UNDERWORLD
Learn the truth about the terrible dru traffic.
EE See the sensational raid and arrest of the dope
EE peddlers and white slavers.
SEE THE DRUG TERROR
The mosf thrilling- and sensational picture ever
' shown on the screen.
Also Bray's Comedy and Paramount Magazine
DON'T MISS IT!
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Friday Offerings in Lundt's Basement
Aluminum Specials
for Friday
$3.25 aluminum clou- $2.25 6-qt. aluminum
ble
boiler
S2.25
kettle with
lid
$1.69
1 1-qt. sauce pan, 1
H-qt. sauce pan,
1 2-qt. sauce (3? A
pan for ... f
1 4-qt. aluminum
saucepan with lid, a
reg. $2.50 HZ
value at . . i''
Wall Paper
Cleaner
Special
P cans Electric wall
paper Jftr
cleaner
5 lb. Wyandotte san
itary cleaner Asr
and cleanser .
Liberty Flyer Air
plane A mechanical toy,
which by means of a
simple operation will
ascend and soar lika
a real airplane. De
lights the children,
pleases the parents.
A child can operate
it. Fnce,
each ... .
35c
X
1 3 shows ermine. Martin? at
ss 6:4 ). I ii ion Operator
1 Black Hawk
Theatre. 1163 Twelfth Are.
TO M fill T
MARION DAVIES
in
'ETTIN MARY MARRIED
Also a very good comedy
Tomorrow "
Cecil R. d Mille produrtlon
"THE SQI'AH IA"
Saturday
SHIKI.EY .MASON
in "(OME ON IN"
Snnday
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
in
"HEART OF HUMANITY
Always a Good Oomedr
olooial Bieatre
STARTING TOMORROW
EEE I i 'ty-WV' - P'T
i W r 1'?. i : A
Filrausical Comtdy"
In Six Stunning Acts
Boys, Don't Miss This One
: ''Girls and Gincrer!'
Thai's the keynote of "OH BOY!" For it's a luscious morsel just jammed
packed full of GIRLS AND GINGER.
ian;;iii!ii!i;i!!!!iiii:ii!iiiiyiian
m American
THEATRE
TOD.U
MISS TEXAS GFINAN
The Female William Hart, in
5-reel special product ion
"THE SHE WOLF
"HEALTHY AND HAPrT
A 2-reel big V Comedy
Saturday
BILLY WEST in
EEE A SCENTED ROMANCE
'z "FIGHTING HEART"
- A thrilliner western drama
H ( ARTOON, WEEKLY NEWS
illlliliilillHIIIIlHIHNIillllillililli"
EE He Lost a Heart! He
EEE ' Found a Heart!
A thrilling romance of love
EEE anfJ adventure in which a
: cowboy wins a Kuropean
princess.
I EEE WILLIAM FOX PRKSKNTS
l Rough Riding
IB Romance
! Starri
Tom Mix
j A photoplay containing more
i EEE daring feats than ever before
I were crowded into a single
' production.
EjEj AT THE
I M AJESTIf
! Tonight and Friday
Matinee 2:15
Night 7:15 & 9
TODAY
I Mary Boland
IN
"A WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE''
Ladies, Don't Overlook This Picture
It Is Worth Seeing
H Prices 11c and 22c
lil'IlllllllllillllllllllllllilillllllllllilllllW
1 Best Theatre
EEE Hlh Ate and 33th St.
EEE Tonight
SHIRLEY, MASON
EEE In "COME ON IN"
EEE A Paramount Picture.
Also i'omedr
EEE A CINDERELLA MI'S BAND
nHI!!ll!l!ll!!!lli!!l!l!IIIIIII!ll!li!illill'
THEATRE MOLINE
Greater Vaudeville.
2 Phones, both M 37
TONIGHT
H. Bart MrHneh Presents
"AMONG THOSE PRESENT"
A Comedy Farce with mnsi.
ral trim niin ers. Nine people,
nine.
B CRN'S AND WILSON
Present
"The Cntrained Nurse"
BCD AND JESSIE GREY
Brilliant Bits of Vaudeville
BRIERRE AND KING
The Girl from Boston and
the Boy I'roni .New Orleans lu
Exclusive Soni;s and Dancing
JIGGLING DEAR.MO
Novelty Supreme
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Ai UMnmrr ard Sunday
4 lr4 l I pU 20000 Feet of Floor Space
WFvu II Arr i.ooo Electric Lights
Jff fij' ji iliile to end of Bridge Car Line.
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