Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-11
that wear at SO 60. better ones at 50 90.
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that wear at So 90. better ones at SO 90
and splendid suits at SIS.
II you want to be positive of getting a
perfect fitting suit or overcoat goto the
NJ. &. K, the My store that has its own
tsilors, and who take particular pains in
seeing its customers pleased.
Yesterday afternoon occurred the death
OF Bonnie, six and one-hslf year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Archer. living on
Thirteenth avenue. from diphtheria. The
funeral occurred this afternoon.
st. Joseph's church. will give
its annual fair and festival at Armory
hall commencing Saturday evening, Oct
| IL. and continuing all next week, and
ending the evening of Saturday. Oct. 10.
Long jeans pants for boys so cents,
sailor collars cents, mems linen collars
cents. linen cuffs 10 cents, cellulold col
lars 10 cents. knee pants 10 cents, blue
overalls $50 cent quality 25 cents, at the
NJ. & *.
Fine draperies of all kinds. including
the latest in Irish points and cheniles
Our prices will suit you and our goods
will please you. The c. F. Adams Home
Furnishing House, S22 Brady street.
Davenport.
The Golden Eagle is selling better UNI
| derwear for rs cents than its Dragging
competitors charge 81 25 for. Do not be
misled by advertisements, but call, COM
pare goods and prices and then judge for
yourself.
The Crescent dancing club will have
its grand opening ball at Armory hall,
Tuesday evening. Oct. %. The invita-
ton committee is composed of Meyer
Loeb. James Rough, Will Gansert and
Fred Nichols
The oyster socisble at the South Park
chapel last evening was success fnsn-
cially and proved a very enjoyable affair
in every way. The net proc eeds are to
be given to destitute and stricken fam :
lily in the neighborhood.
Freddie, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
ID. Wells, of 62S Seventeenth street. not
vet three years old, got into a barn in the
rear OF Dietz' butcher shop, and horse
dealt him kick in the head. The little
fellow was earned home. and Drs. Barth
and Craig attended him. 1t is not known
as yet how seriously the boy is injured.
A contract was let at Olson & Peter
sons store the other day to SEWERS &
Anderson for 5000 annex to the rear of
the Swedish Lutheran church, corner of
Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue.
1t will be of frame with dimensions of
thirty by twenty feet, one story high, to
be used for meetings and a parochial
school.
The following members of the Chicago
league ball club lodged at the Harper
last night on their way from Kansas CITY
to Dubuque: j K. Tener, A. G. Gam
bert, T. +. Burns, Fred Pfeder, g. Z.
Van Hsltren, w. r. Harrington, Dell
Darling, j. P. Ryan. nugh Duffy, E. N.
Williamson, W r. Hutchinson.
1t is ampsng to see how some dealers
try to .hlmic the M. Il K There is not
clothing OF shoe firm in Rock Island
but what was started from FIVE to ten
years previous 10 the NJ. & X and today
the M. Il X. is the largest retail estsb-
lishment in Rock Island county. Honest
dealing and honest advertising did the
work.
Ladies looking for an elegant fitting
garment should 60 to II. Deutsch, the
great cloak dealer, No. III West Second
street, Davenport, who has the most
complete stock in the west made up in the
| very latest styles and of newest patterns
He has them for the rich and the poor,
big and little, at prices to suit. And
remember, every cloak sold is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or no pay.
The Rock Island Novelty company has
leased the Thompson foundry building
on Twenty>four,h street south of Fifth
avenue and commenced the occupancy of
it, moving from their former quarters on
Eighteenth street occupied jointly with
the Silver Plating Works. Mr.. W. c.
| Collins has severed his connection en-
tirely with the plating works and will be
actively associated with til Novelty com
pany in the future.