The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 2

2 IWEDXESDAT EVENING MOLINE DAILY DISPATCH FEBRTJAKY 22, 1911. movements for the rest of the winter, but as the York Beach home is usual ly opened about the last week in April, Social and Personal Notes It requires the Very Best Wheat to make flour as good as OLD TIMES, OLD FRIENDS. OLD FLOYD HARDIN IS WEDDED III CHICAGO Goldie Lang Bride of Former Minister of Unitarian Church Here. Note the Rim GOLD-R-I-M they may possibly decide to remain in the south. There will be an organ recital at Trinity hall, corner of Seventh and Brady streets, Davenport, Tuesday evening, Feb.

28 at 8 o'clock, given by Prof. Alfred H. Cammack. Mrs. Henry Matthey will sing and a number of prominent musicians of Davenport will contribute solos, the concert being given as a benefit for the ladles missionary auxiliary of Trinity cathedral.

The Men's society of Zion Lutheran church in.west Rock Island held its monthly meeting at the home of Dr. L. Abrahamson, 4215 Eighth ave and the best wheat alone is riot enough it also takes the most careful grinding. Cheap flour requires neither. constructed.

The floral idea in any color or representing almost any flower, may be carried out in this manner and is sure to prove attractive. The fencing costume is good and is easily made. A short-tight fitting black costume is worn the usual red heart on the left side and the fencing gloves. Of course to carry out the idea there must be a foil. For the men, a Spanish buccaneer costume is very good, and any big man looks handsome in a cow-boy or rough riders' outfit.

A knight's costume would be different although It might prove" to be a little uncomfortable for dancing, Uncle Sam, Foxy CEREMONY IN ENGLEWOOD vocal duet by the Misses Christine Event of Saturday Last Bridegroom Come of Family of Prominent Ministers. Sundine and Lillie Erickson and a ways at their zenith, at this time of year probably because of such pageants as that of Mardi Gf as at New Orleans at which brilliant affair nearly everybody masks. Many Moliner3 are planning to attend the Moiine club masquerade at the club rooms next Friday evening, but are in a quandary as to what to "rig up" in, and a masquerade Is not half the success when only few go in costume as it is when a large number mask. A few suggestions to the doubtful may help some. Even though Folly, the Queen of Hearts, Germans, Italians, gypsies, clowns and school-girls are always present, they are good "make-ups" nevertheless.

Helen Taft attended a fancy dress party lately as a shepherdess, being dressed in a pink flowered dress, and carrying a crook tied in pink. Colonial costumes, which are always lovely, will be especially appropriate for these days following Washington's birthday. The costume of Night is always popular and pretty when a thin black frock is made princess and covered with silver stars and moons. A costume corresponding with Night is Dawn, when light blue Swiss piano solo by Miss Ellen Freeman. nue, Tuesday evening.

The principal feature of the program were the num Miss Selma Bohman gave a very de bers given by the Svea quartet of this city. The members of the quartet con lightful reading and there were a number of patriotic stories told appropriate, to a Washington's birthday cele stituted a part of the Swedish-Ameri bration. Refreshments were servea and a generally jolly time wa3 enjoyed. The next meeting will be held with Miss Christine Sundine. Johnson's health, has been greatly im-proved since going to Florida, and this she attributes to the balmy climate.

Mr. Johnson has just returned to Moiine from a business trip to Houston, Tex. J. H. Nessley returned last night from a three weeks' stay in New York, -f- G.

M. Loosley and daughter, Miss Helen, are in Chicago. J. E. Sibley, manager of the John Deere Plow company at Portland, arrived in the city last night.

Tri-city social service club conven-ed in Rock Island last evening at the Broadway Presbyterian church. A supper was served at 6:30 and a large number was in attendance, Dr. J. W. Stewart of Rock Island and Miss Meta Wittig of Davenport talked on the subject.

Social Progress. Dr. LOVE. There are no days like the good old days, The days when we were youthful, When humankind were pure of mind. And speech and deeds were truthful; Before a love for sordid gold Became man's ruling passion, And before each dame and maid became Slaves to the tyrant Fashion.

There are no giri3 like the good old girl3 Against the world I'd stake 'em, As buxom and smart and clean of heart As the Lord knew how to make 'em. They were rich in spirit and common sense. And piety all supportin'; They could bake and brew, and had taught school, too, And they made such likely courtin'. There are no boys like the good old boys When we were boys together. When the grass was sweet to the brown bare feet That dimpled the laughing heather; When peewee sang to the summer dawn Of the bee in the billowy clover.

Or down by the mill the whip-poor-will Echoed his night song over. There is no love like the good old love The love that mother gave us. We are old, old- men, yet we pine again For that precious grace God save us. So we dream and dream of the good old times And our hearts grow tenderer, fonder. As those dear old dreams bring soothing gleams Of Heaven away off yonder.

Eugene Field. Society all over the country is having masquerade and fancy dress balls, bringing the social season before Lent to a brilliant close. Mask balls are al can select male chorus which made a concert tour in Sweden last summer. The president of the society, Dr. S.

G. Youngert, addressed the singers and in appreciative words referred to the laurels they won while in Europe. Miss Addie Lund entertained the W. A. M.

at her home last evening at a fancy dress party. Grandmother was there is her hcopsklrt, cap and glasses, a very different grandmother from those of today; Colonial Dames with powder and patches and dignified mien attended; the Yama-Yama girls put in frivolous appearance and there were all sorts of characters. A musical program was rendered, with a vocal solo by Miss Hannah Freeman, Announcement la made of the of Floyd B. Hardin, son of the Her. and Mrs.

F. B. Hardin, to Miss Col-lie Lang of Chicago, the wedding feing an event of Saturday, February 18, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Lang in Englewood, Jbe Rev. J. L. McMullen, pastor of The bridegroom is well known in fitiating. The bridegroom is well known in fend about Moiine.

For some time he Hied the pulpit in one of the Methodist churches in Chicago, and later occupied the pulpit In the First Unitarian church here. His father was for-Jnerly pastor of Winnebago street Methodist church In Kockford, and is Dow presiding over the Methodist Church at Rupert, Idaho, and his grandfather is the well known pioneer In Illinois and Indiana Methodism, Dr. A. Hardin. Grandpa, a duke, military man, the traditional long-haired musician or the traveling actor are other characters that can be assumed with little trouble.

-5- -J- Tuesday evening, February 21, at the home of Mrs. E. A. Eckstrom in Reynolds, occurred the marriage of her daughter Minola, to John G. North of Strathmore, Canada.

The weddins was a pretty home affair at wh'ch a large number of relatives and friends of the young people were gathered. The home was beautifully decorated in cut flowers and smilax, the bride's chosen colors of white and greea being carried out in the decorations and the menu. The bride wore a beautiful white lingerie gown and she carried Bride roses. There were no attendants. The ceremony was performed at 5:30 o'clock by the pastor of the Baptist church of Reynolds, and the bridal pair stood under a large wedding bell of white and green.

After a season of hearty congratu Miss Jennie Kronholm departed this morning for North Henderson for a visit with friends. Mrs. Clara Thompson will entertain the ladies' missionary society of the Unitarian Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon at her home, 726 Twenty-third street. Mrs. F.

A. Johnson writes home from Pensacola, that herself and daughter Gladys are very favorably impressed with the southland. Mrs. Continued on Page S. or tarleton can be used for the dress dotted with stars, and the headdress, a crown of silver topped with a star, is attractive.

The costume which portrays the maid of long ago, is good. An old fashioned, extremely full skirt, probably ruffled, can be worn with a surplice waist, while a bonnet tied beneath the chin, and a Janice Meredith curl falling over the shoulder, carries out the Idea. A butterfly costume is handsome and is especially pretty made of white tarleton with gilded and painted wings. A black tarleton trimmed with yellow spotted butterflies should be stunning and would be a pleasing feature among the other costumes. UNCERTAINTY.

"You can't tell what is going to turn up In politics," remarked the fage. "That Isn't the worst of It." remarked the New Tork statesman. "You can't tell what Is going to be turned down." lations the company repaired to the dining room, where the tables were dainty in white and green decorations, and here an elaborate weddins supper was served. The bridal pair received an unusually large number of Greatest Values Are Offered Here Sale Opens 9 O'clock Thursday Morning Butterflies can be put on spiral wire for the shoulders or the hair, this giv ing the fluttering effect. Floral costumes are easily eon Btriic.ted and one that is not often The surprising thing about Heaven that It remains a heaven with so fcnany different women living under seen is the four-leaved clover.

A tunic of four green petals over a white skirt, same roof. EME1R0IDERY and a bodice of green, carry out the idea of the leaves and the stem. An prxixort: jiie letter than Gold Medal Flour. I Ve ho: a attractive four-leaf clover hat is easily Tomorrow morning, we place on sale thousands of yards of Embroideries at prices that are very attractive and at a great saving to all purchasers. Special Sale of Furniture and Rugs Homemade Calce at our Cafe.

MOLINE ILL. DEPARTMENT STORE beautiful and valuable gifts which will call to mind old friends in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. North will depart for Strathmore, Canada, about the middle of March, near which place Mr.

North will engage in farming. Among the guests were Mr and Mrs. O. M. North and family and Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. North and family of this city, the gentlemen being brothers of the bridegroom. Miss Anna Irene Larkin of Rock Island is almost as much of a favorite in Moiine as in her own city, and people here are anticipating hearing her and Miss Henriette Weber at the New Harper in Rock Island Saturday night in a lecture recital on Pelleas and Melisande, Miss Larkin to read to musical accompaniment by Miss Weo-er.

These two artists have been receiving the greatest praise In musical centers for their interpretation of this operp. Of "Debussy's Pelleas andMelisandei New York dailies said last week that it is delicate, atmospheric, remote, haunting, spiritual, poetical, subdued, unconventional, veiled, intense, expressive, illusive, impalpable, fraiij mystic, unique, filmy, intimate; strange, elusive, shadowy, shimmering, iridescent, undefinable, dim, suggestive, indecisive, imaginative, beautiful, picturesque, psychic, realistic, symbolic, seductive, membranous. That's all! Should not it be worth hearing about? Dress flouncings, 27 inches wide, about 40 patterns to choose from, values that are worth double; 75c and $1.00 flouncings; 9 o'clock until sold, per yard 54c 18-inch corset cover and flouncing embroideries, plain, eyelet, open and blind effects; be on hand for these at per yard 17c Are You Planning to Take Advantage of Our Sale of Furniture and Rugs? Anybody who has to buy furniture this spring; anybody who has to fit up an extra room; anybody who wants a new rug in fact, any housekeeper, will find that it will pay to buv at this sale of House Furnishings. Here is just a taste of the attractive prices here while this sale lasts: SPECIAL ASSORTMENT FINE SWISS, NAINSOOK AND CAMBRIC EDGES, UP TO 12 INCHES WIDE, BANDS, GALLONS, BEADINGS See window display Unusual Chances to Save Money in WAIST PRONTINGS. Swiss routings in.beautful designs, open and eyelet effects, per yard 75c ALL OVERS.

Swiss and Nainsook all overs, neat blind and open effects, per yard 49c FLOUNCINGS. 12-inch cambric flouncings, finished with good washable edges, per yard 15c Rare Bargains in Chairs Solid golden oak dining chairs, not $1.50 but 97c each. Choice of 3 patterns oak or mahogany finish $3.00 sewing rockers for $3.69. Handsome quartered oak guest arm chair, leatherette upholstered spring seat, claw foot; these chairs ought to be we say $3.00 each. Good sewing rockers: solid oak seat, special Handsome massive colonial rockers, polished oak, $6.50 each.

Dress flouncings, fine high grade Swiss flouncings, Baby Irish crochet effects, most beautiful line to choose from $1.98, $1.75, $1.49, $1.25 98c, and 75c. 18-inch nainsook flouncings, especially suitable for fine underwear, petticoats, values extraordinary, a yard 35c Synopsis of Pelleas and Jdelisande: Scene 1 A forest. Goland "Whence come you? Where were you born?" Melisande "Oh! Ohi far away from here!" THREE-DAY SPECIALS Scene 2 In the castle. Pelleas "At morn perhaps I must Pillows and Bedding. While they last, full size bed pillows, especially made up for this sale with fancy art ticking covers, not 75c, but 47c each.

At 97c customers will find the best bed pillows in the three cities, choice of 4 kinds, extra size, plump filled with good feathers and covered with heavy fancy art ticking, 97c each. One lot slightly soiled Teddy Bear go-cart robes, worth 69c for 39c each. A special lot of sterling all wool blankets, worth $6.50, going in this sale for $3.97 a pair. One lot cotton blankets, the dollar kinds, grays, tans or whites, 75c a pair. While a hundred "Governor" full pound natural cotton batts last, this sale makes them (not 25c) but just 15c apiece.

A go." Melisande "Oh! why do Royal Worcester style No. 200, $1.50, sizes 18 to 25, 00 Ladies' $1.00 gray wool vests and pants, (Qr each JU you go away? Pelleas "All thy locks. Mlisnnrtr Men's 50c fleeced shirts and draw $3.95 39c 95c All wool gray blankets $6.00 values Large gray cotton blankets, pair Crib blankets, pair Full size white crochet bed spreads, each all thy locks have fallen down the tower. Buffets and Dressers Cheap Enough for Anybody Choice of 3 styles handsome solid oak sideboards, would be cheap at $15.00, for this sale, we say $11.25. Four splendid patterns, handsome modern buffets, the product of the latest ideas in design and finish, an ornament to any dining room.

Choice, not $35.00 but $27.50. The Wanted Kinds of Dressers. Three styles Princess dressers: Oak Trinccss dresser, worth $9.73 for $8.47. $12.50 oak Princess dressers for $9.75. $19.50 mahogany finish Princess dresser for $15.75.

6c 5c 28-inch percales, light and dark colors, yard New wash braids, 10c, 8c and, per yard 39c ers, ribbed and flat gray, cboicG Men's $1.00 wool shirts and drawers Scene 4 Before the castle. am here like a blind 79 man searching for his treasure at the bottom of the Fleeced underwear Boys' and girls cram and gray vests, pants and draws, 25c garments, -i choice XOC Men's $1.00 tennis night 6" 75c Scene 5 A fountain in the park. Pelleas" Tis the last evening Simplex vacuum bottles, keep liquids hot 30 hours, cold 80 hours; quarts $3.00, pints $2.00, $1.49, $1.00. shirts Men's fleeced socks, pair 12c Long sleeve knit corset covers, each 25c tne last evening, and all must now be ended. I have played like a child about a thing I did not guess." Extra fine 50c fleeced vests 29c and pants, eac Men's wool Merino 1 socks, pair A 4 Ladies' ribbed top, fleece 1 hose, pair XJ Bon Ton $3.50 corsets, sizes 18, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, Eft each Jvl Scene 6 A room in the castle.

Arkell "The human soul ta rroa- Children's $1.00 Munsing JE wool suits OC ture of silence the human Tomorrow is Red Tag Day All over the store you will find special bargains like these below, marked by the Red Price tags. It will pay to look for them. soul likes to depart alone." SECOND FLOOR. How many people here know that New 75c Satin Foulards for 49c. Here's a most unusual bargain in new silks of the wanted kinds.

Our buyer found these in Chicago last week 600 yards of beautiful new satin foulards, choice new patterns, just such as are being shown right now on State street at 75c a yard. No use telling how it happens: "take it from that tomorrow you can choose here from about 25 different styles of new satin foulard silks worth 75c for just 49c a yard. Mme. Nazimova comes to the Burtis Saturday night in "Comtesse Co Ladies' 25c fast hose for 15c pair. Ladies wool knit black fleeced 73c vests or Greatest bargains of the season are offered here.

Just come and let us prove it. pants for 49c. Ladies $3.00 patent leather quette?" Mme. Nazimova is a brilliant Russian actress, as everybody knows, and she has been appearing In various plays of the Ibsen tVDe with erreat CHILDREN'S COATS 5 dozen regular $1.00 and $1.25 gowns go on sale 7 success. The demand for her appear at 40-inch bleached pillow tubing, 15c yard.

Sample squares of table linens, worth up to $1.00 yard, per square, 15c. Ladies 25c hose supporters for 15c a pair. Sanitol tooth powder for 19c. a Half-gallon glass water pitchers for 10c Kitchen glass lamps complete with burner and chimney, 10c "White enameled 85c lquart preserving kettles for 50c ance in something lighter has resulted In the writing of the comedy in which New Silk Waists at the Cost of Old Ones. she appears Saturday.

shoes for $2.29. Men's and ladies 15c linen handkerchiefs, 7J'2C $1.50 fringed white bed spreads for $1.19. Good dark outing flannels, 49c a yard. -5c plain and fancy ribbons for 18c yard. Venice lace3 nd bands, worth to 25c for 12jjc a yard.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nason and Children's coats, values up to $10; now CktZ w.350 Children's coats, vaules up to $7.50, take them fljl QQ now at vlO LADIES' COATS Black cloth material, sizes In 38, 40, Ladies' best black plush coats at reduced prices. $32.50 value, size 40 at $24.85 $24.85 valueB, in size tZf 16, now 1 7.0U $21.00 plush coats In 7C size 16, now 1 Choice of velour hoods, values up to $1.98, on eale now At at Muslin Underwear at Material Cost Investigate 75c values In embroidery trimmed gowns on sale Ci at family are at the Valencia, St Angus-tine, and have been there since about the middle of January, having spent a couple of months previous to Muslin drawers, regular 50c values, on sale 29C Embroidery trimmed umbrella style drawers, worth up OC. to 75c, on sale at Children's co-ed sweater coats, $1.35 values 79 Aviation caps at reduced prices: $1.25 $1.25 and $1.00 75C caps go at that time at Brookline, that beautiful In the Grocery, Tomorrow: No telephone orders these prices to customers In the Store.

Our buyer has just pot back from New York and tomorrow, the first of his finds will be opened for Moline's inspection. Sixty-six beautiful new silk waists (mescalines, taffetas and Persian silks), waists picked out by himself, worth $8.50, bought at a price which enables us to put them on sale tomorrow for just $4.93 each. Come in and see them. New silk waists at $4.95. suburb of Boston.

They are havine splendid time in the south, the 42; values up to go on weather being perfect for golf playing and boating, of which sports Mr. Nason, Charles and Miss Helen are all 20 pounds granulated beet sugar for $1.00. 4 pounds gingersnapa for 25c 4 cans sweet corn for 25c "Citadel" flour $1.19 sack. Sweef cider 25c gallon. Corn starch, 25c lb.

Buckwneat, 10 lb. sacks for 39c, Mustard sardines for 9c $7.50 eale at yery fond. As those who have spent winter seasons in Florida know, there Just Pay Us a Visit and You VUl be Well Repaid 1 are all sorts of nice people there, to spend the happy days with. The Na- FISKfLOnsi FV a Feb. 22.

OCAUtrMMT STORC MOUKEELL. The Value Givers at the Dependable Store. sons had rather planned to go to California for a part of the season, and they hare not yet decided as to their riiffit MOUNE ILL.