Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02
CITY CHAT.


Lunch tonight at the Star saloon
Six bars Kinks soap at Passig's fol
25c.
Secondhand school books at Tay
lor's.
Buy your school supplies at tn,
Columbia.
Read the Columbia change of adj
on this page.
Labor day picnic at Huber's gar
den Monday.
Great bargains in knee pants, at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Iron clad stockings for boys at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Window glass workers picnic at
Huber's garden Monday.
Buy yourself fall style Dunlap
hat at Lloyd & Stewards.
Call at Passig's this evening and
get your California fruits.
You'll find Simon q Mosenfelder
headquarters for boys wear.
Mrs. Lieut.. Sehon is convalescent
after an illness of three weeks.
Call at Passig's this evening and
get a nice melon for tomorrow.
See our line of medium weight full
underwear at Lloyd & Stewards.
Call and see the fall styles in the
Dunlap hat at Lloyd & Stewards.
Wanted-To rent four good rooms.
Inquire at Cool's feed store.
Miss Annie Kirkpatrick has re-
turned from visit to Peoria.
Attend the window glass workers
picnic at Huber's garden Monday.
New and secondhand school books
save money by getting at Taylor's.
Any style, size or width-take
your pick-ladies' SS-M. & X. Tues
day.
School supply sale next week at
the Columbia. Read big ad. on this
page.
Messrs. j. G. Britain and Louis
Hartman, of Andalusia, were in the
city today.
Cory, the missing plumber of
Davenport, has been heard from at
La Crosse, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Savadge well
coined an II pound boy into their
home last evening.
Call early Monday and take your
choice of our Sc shoes at SS-sale
opens Tuesday-M. &. X.
Mrs A. L, Harrison of Memphis
Tenn. arrived last evening on a visit
to her mother Mrs O'Leary.
Fall waists-Mothers Friend in
percale, tricot and flannel from 25c
up at Simon & Mosenfelder'
You know the hickory suit. 1t
never rips. It's everlasting. For
sale at Simon & Mosenfelder's
Rev. j. H. Kerr and son returned
last evening from their months visit
to Mr.. Kerr's old home in Pennsylva-
mir.
Your pick out of the finest ladies'
shoes in the store, including So quail
ity, at SS-sale opens Tuesday-M.
& X.
j. A. Bronson and Miss Ella Nc
Namara. of Wyoming, Iowa, is visit
ing at the residence of Mrs. b. Bre-
heny.
Remember you are invited to at
tend the dance at Nowack's Garden
tonight-corner Forth avenue and
Fourth street.
Boys combination suits, two
pants) made of everlasting material.
Sizes 4 to IA, price s., at Simon &
Mosenfelder's only.
Ex-Congressman j. J. Seerley, Of
Burlington, and David Ayers of Keo-
kuk, two prominent Iowa democrats,
are in the city today.
The Salvation army boat excursion
will occur on Monday, the Charlotte
Boeckler leaving Rock Island at 9
o'clock, returning at 10 p. m.
Ladies' shoes-only one pair to a
customer-for a few days only
opens Tuesday. Your choice, ladies,
for So. Don't miss i'm. IL X.
Hickory suits come from size 4 to
IA, every suit warranted not to rip
and to give excellent satisfaction
For sale at Simon & Mosenfelder's
The So choice of shoes is for la
dies''shoes only-none before Tues
day-you can make your selection
Monday and get them later-M. & X.
The greatest shoe sale on record
opens at the NJ. & X. Tuesday-make
your selections Monday morning
none to leave the store before Tues
day.
School bells will soon be ringing
take the boys to Simon & Mosen-
felder's and show them the many inn
provements in boys clothes. Fall
styles all in.
Previous to the arrival of their fall
stock, M. g. X. have inaugurated the
greatest shoe sale on record-ladies
choice S3-but one pair to a custom