Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
BRIEFLETS.


Wrecked the
Prices Of pants. as
As we'll as boys clothing and shoes.
Don't forget the $1.ss pants at the NJ.
g. K.
Forepaugh's show will pitch tents in
Rock Island June 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Taylor rejoice 10
the advent of daughter.
A special lot Of boys pleated suits that
are worth So only $1.a5 at the M. & K.
today.
Ladiesl every country store has cheap
footwear; 1t is the fine shoes you can find
at the M. & K.
N. g K. are selling Ludlows new
styles of SD oes for less than other dealers
paid for old stock.
Oh. the mud; the beau but we re-
frain from further infringement upon the
rights of the spring poet.
Isn't it grand that since the NJ. & K.
started a shoe store, we can f1nd just
what we want In foe shoess
WIN. H. Faulkner. travelling represen-
tative of the Chicago Inter> Ocean, made
the ARGUS frsternal call today.
In addition to the Soc, Toe. and 81.
suits at NJ. & KS, another lot has been
added at $1.25. value almost treble.
Well, IL NJ. & K. sell shoes at cost be.
cause they are selling clothing. that is
why everybody buys shoes at the NJ. &
K
The sociable and oyster supper at the
Ninth street NJ. E. church last evening
proved a very enjoyable and successful
affair
They say NJ. & K, can afford to sell
| shoes cheaper than Others, because they
have an immense clothing store to help
pay expenses. That's right.
Wanted-Good energetic men and
women to solicit. SO so and 50 per day.
Address or call on ]. e. Sch aeffer Cor
don house, Rock Island, Ill.
Hon. E. W. Hurst arrived from Spring
field this morning to attend to pressing
business matters, and returns to the
state capital this evening.
Boys suits. pants. felt shoes. shirt
waists. are the principal features at the
ii. & K. just at present-before long
there will be something else.
Squire Halves received from state case
fines during the past year S55, which he
has turned into the school fund through
the medium of Supt. Southwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jens. of South
Rock Island, desire to publicly return
thanks to friends and neighbors for kind
ness and sympathy during their recent
affection.
1t is only a week since nj. & K COM
menced their sale Of all wool pants at
now another lot of s. so pairs has been
received
Mr.. j. Rosenbaum, representing the
Kate Castleton Paper Doll'' company,
which appears at Hsrper's theatre on the
9th, is in the city. The attraction is one
of the best on the road.
Mr.. ]. c. Taylor will sell at pubic
auction at the residence of j. NJ. Davis
one half mile west of Edgington. Tues
day next. March 5, at 10 o'clock. lot of
farm stock and implements.
Talk about Mothers Friend shirt
waists. Why M. Il K. unpacked 81
dozen yesterday-but when it comes to
beauties ask to see their celebrated star
goods new styles now in.
At Its regular meeting last evening the
Black Hawk Homestead association made
loans amounting in the aggregate to
%, 050-$2, $50 at premium of % cents
and 50, 500 at a premium of 2Sa cents.
Mr.. ]. B. thinner, the merchant
tailor. will on Monday next remove to
his new quarters. the corner store In the
Star block. opposite the Harper house.
He will be all ready for business on
Tuesday. The new store has been fitted
up in a handsome manner with all the
conveniences req uired which are in any
way an improvement on the old location.