Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16


50-cent glove or mittensl
SO 25 at the Golden Eagle buys bet
ter suit than 50 elsewhere.
Children's overcoats as cheap as 81 SO
and as high as 80 at the M. K.
25 cents at the Golden Eagle buys a
better shirt than SO cents elsewhere.
Miss Agnes E. Hill. of Milwaukee. is
visiting her cousin. Miss Agnes Bixby.
Congressman T. J. Henderson. of
Princeton, was at the Harper last even-
ing.
81, 50 and $40 at the Golden Eagle
buys some of the incest overcoats you
ever saw.
20 cents at the Golden Eagle buys all
wool Hosiery that will cost you 50 cents
elsewhere.
Large men in need of large underwear
can find the largest size at the largest
store, the NJ. & K.
Don't forget the entertainment at the
Broadway church tomorrow evening
oyster supper at o'clock.
The place to buy cloak cheap and Of
the latest style is at Deutsch's, No. III
West Second street, Davenport.
The Black Hawk Homestead Associa.
ton at its meeting last evening increased
its capital stock to $4,000 900.
Have you visited Loosley's lately? 1T
will do you good to see his immense
stock of new and handsome goods.
rs cents at the Golden Eagle buys an
all wool neavy flannel shirt which COM
petitors do not offer at less that 81. 25.
Trio lodge No. 81. A. F. and A. NJ,
meet in special communication tomor-
gree.
Two new telephones were put in yes.
terday, one at the novelty works, 1908;
and one at Lloyd & Sons fish market,
1904.
The finest made up cloaks and wraps
to he found any where. can be seen at
II. Deutsch's. No. III West Second street,
Davenport.
The funeral of the late Robert b.
Wright will be held from the residence
of Mr.. Henry Carse at 2 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon.
Do you need handsome lamp, either
hanging or stand lamps. Loosely has
them. and before you buy. see his beauti-
full selections.
So at the Golden Eagle buys any shape
of Stetson's & Co.'S best soft hats. All
competitors are compelled TO charge 81
to IS for the same
10 cents; just think of it-only Is cents
for your choice Of 100 different styles Of
boys and mems caps at the Golden Eagle
Call before they are all gone.
The organ recital announced for the
Congregational church at Davenport,
will not take place, Mr.. Frederic Archer
being unsvoidsby detained from being
present.
Mr.. julie s. kuse. business manager of
the He, She. Him and Her" company,
which appears at Hsrper's theatre next
Monday evening, called at the ARGUS
Office this morning.
Mrs. E. j. Dickinson. of Eureka. state
organizer of the Christian Woman's
Board of Missions. is in the city today.
She makes two addresses at the Christian
chspel-tbis afternoon and this evening.
LaCreme and Bon Mode sets at the
Golden Eagle. These sets consist of one
Of the latest style fnll dress shirts, two
collars and pair of cuffs to match. The
very latest and swell thing in the mar
ket. Price So Call and examine.
The opening exhibit of fine millinery
which was inaugursted today at McCsbe
Bros. is proving feast in quiet and in
austentatious art, very creditable to Miss
Adams and highly satisfactory to Messrs.
McCabe Bros.
The time of the Merchants carnival TO
be given under the auspices of the ladies
of the Central Presbyterian church at the
Rock Island rink, has been definitely de.
cided upon for Thursday and Friday of
next week.
st. Joseph's fair in the Armory hall is
thronged every night The fair will con.
tinue this week and Monday night OF
next. The drivers of the street cars to
Davenport and Moline come into the fail
for their passengers at fifteen minutes to
| II o'clock.
The PAYERS got past the ARGUS Office
this morning when the supply of Gales.
burg brick again gave out. Operations
were then transferred to the under course
on the north side. There will be an
abundance of paying material on hand in
the morning.
From early morning until closing time
the large cloak establishment of H.
Deutsch, No Ill West Second street
Davenport, is crowded with ladies and
little ones making selections from the
grandest stock of .cloaks and childreni
wraps ever seen In the west.
Il am now satisfied that it pays &c
trade at the NJ. & k" says lady Gus
toner. After all the blow and blustel
regarding the prices of underwear. hav,
made the rounds. keeping the M. & K.
for last, and there is not line you hsv,
shown me but what the price is as Low
and in nearly every instance lower thai
elsewhere
A bright little sunbeam indeed ha
dropped into the home Of Principal Bish
op. of the Rock Island high school, and
is with proud snticipations of futur
pupil that he is instructing his classes to
day, for while not neglecling either sex
he finds new and wonderful amount o
interest in the way the girls conduc