Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-05


That NJ. & X. are boys headquar-
tiers is conceded by all-they are now
showing the most perfect line they
have ever had.
The often-tried- and
wanting NJ. L. h, are now showing
the pretty styles in boys and chill
dren's clothing.
The Gold Day" and "Chip O. the
Old Block" companies have been
drawing big houses everywhere they
have appeared.
The nattiest line they have ever
shown arc the new styles in Juvenile
attire-this means lots-inspection
invited-N. & X.
Emig. the tailor. has Just un-
packed the finest line OF fall and win
ter woolens that have ever been
shown in the city.
1t would he hard to describe in
print, but pleasure to show the new
styles in children's novelties Just re-
ceived al NJ. & X.
IL your boy is fat or lean or hard
to tit YOU will find it easy to toy him
out at the NJ. II X. They have the
correct shape for all.
Mrs. j. NJ. Elliott. accompanied
by her daughter. Katie. went to
Woodstock yesterday to spend few
weeks with relatives.
The right place to buy dinner sets,
chamber sets, lamps, or odd pieces
for the table, such as cups. saucers.
plates. ETC., is at Huckstaedt's.
Travel over the Rock Island bridge
yesterday amounted to: Foot
north, 513; south SAL; total, lila.
Teams-north, 7l9; south, 7o9; total,
LAPS.
The Harper house barber shop firm
OF Lamps Il Rodler has dissolved,
Mr.. Rodler retiring. Mr. Lamp will
assume ali business connected with
the firm.
Mothers who delight in seeing
their children well dressed land what
mother don'D should see the beauti-
ful new stock in boys clothing Just
in at NJ. * X.
Two separate and distinct compa-
mics producing two separate and dis
tinct plays-'.A Cold Day" and "A
Chip o the Old Block" at Harper's
theatre tonight.
The finance committee of the board
OF supervisors. Messrs. Johnson.
Quayle, Carey, Hasson and Britton.
met this morning 1T 10 o'clock to
audit bills for the September meeting
of the board
Decidedly the prettiest line 1
have ever seen" exclaimed a lady
who was present while NJ. * X. were
unpackinC shipment OF their new
stock Of ehildren's clothing.
Nothing has been omitted to make
the boys department complete. Not
even red suits as well as red REFERS.
Mothers will find it pleasure to see
the many novelties NJ. n X. are show
ing.
The Unions attitude in relation to
Chief Sexton and the city of Rock
Island in general today i very like
unto that of the small boy who is de-
| termined to have the last word, If he
il thrashed.
| VIII keator has resigned his posi-
| ton as messenger for the Rock Isl
and National bank to accept place
as assistant book-keeper in the
office Of Darts Sons wholesale house,
and Sam barrow has succeeded him
at the bank.
In mentioning boys and children
clothing it NAV be well to remind
papa OF a new fall overcoat. They
have some very attractive styles. but
the greatest attraction are the low
Prices-M. II X. is the place. first,
last and always.
The fundamental principle upon
which the NJ. & X. have been estab-
lished is quality combined wi tn style
and low prices-you will find this
principle on a greater scale than ever
when you come to inspect the new
styles in boys clothing which they
are now showing.
Friday evening promises TO be OF
unusual interest at the First NJ. +.
church. The Epworth league will
have full sway. A fine program OF
literary and musical talent will be
carried out and those DESTROYS of q
pleasant evenings entertainment are
cordially invited.
Dick Colemere broke up Oklahoma
camp on Big island yesterday and
moved back into town. Dick carries
with just pride a handsome silver
match-safe. properly inscribed, as
~
cation for his many courtesies to the
ladies composing it.
The Rock Island arsenal employe:
won the SO prize offered to the or.
ganization having the largest mum.
Der of men in line in the Labor day
parade, while a similar prize for the
best appearing body was divided OF
n tie between the Svea Guards of Mo.
line. and the Brewers union.
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