Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23

Monday at the Office of the city clerk
to review the assessments.
Chants in pants sale-pants $3.50
and ~ 79-this chance only comes
once in a life time-the London-the
house that keeps down prices.
The arrangements are going ahead
nicely for the bicycle tourney at
Twin-Ciiy ball park on July Fourth.
and successful affair is assured.
Morris Rosenfeld continues to i'm
prove in gratifying manner.
Thursday evening he drove to Mo-
line and spent couple of hours
there.
Miss Emma DAVIDSON. clerk in j.
II. &. Petersen's store ut Davenport,
has been detected in the theft of
about $500 worth of goods from the
store.
Have you seen the great bargains
they are offering in bedroom suits?
They are away down in prices, but
away up in quality. q. .. Huck-
staedt.
1t takes gall to ask people to take
chan(Dce in buying pants when they
go to the NJ. a. X. and get a first
class pair Of pants without taking
chance.
Organs from $l5 to $35; old pianos
from 500 to Sl95. and on easy pay
mcnts If taken next week during the
6-day clearance sale. Call and see
them at Bowlby's.
The Lone Star and barge. Comfort.
will make trips to Ofrcrman's island
Sunday at 1:30. $3.50, $50 and 7:SO p.
IN. Round trip tickets 15c. Good
music and dancing.
Ben I. Gable and family left this
morning for the east. Mrs. Cable
and children go to the seashorc for
the summer. Mr.. Gable accompany
ing them to Chicago.
Young mems meeting at the Y. NJ.
c. A. tomorrow nj o'clock. Rev
w. 5. Marquis will speak on the
topic. Choosing a Calling" Good
music. Every young man is in
vited.
Ii is amusing to note how ratified
some people grow the minute NJ. 4
X. announce special sale. They
can try to mimic, but they can't
match NJ. 4 X. for quality and low
prices.
Next week VIII be the annual mid
summer cut and slash sale on pianos
and organs. II you are in earnest
and would take bargain when it is
offered to You, please call at Bowlby's
new store and get prices.
At the meeting of Trinity vestrv
last evening. a contract was let to
Hudson & Parker for remodeling the
rectory. by removing the mansard
roof. and the construction of the up
per story of frame of modern design.
No need in taking chants and thus
get humbuggcd in buying pants. II
you want trousers see NJ. L. X. rous-
ers-their *i.9S quality will bear
comparison with $2.79 grades else
where. Pants from 47c upwards at
nj. & X.
Deputy Stamp Collector Lamont
has. during the past week, made col
| lcctions on beer to the amount of
*l.017.50, and on cigars, 1910,
making total OF 81, 155. 20. The APP
plications for saloon licenses are
coming in fast.
Bishop II. W. Warren. well known
to Sunday school workers from his
contributions to the SUNDAY School
Times. will lecture on Tuesday eve.
ming at the First NJ. +. church on
The Forces of Sunbeam" Per.
haps no person in this country is bet
ter qualified to speak on the subjec,
of popular astronomy.
Thousand times obliged to our
ncighbors for advertising our chants
in pants sale. Oh! no. it don't seem
to hurt them, does it? No, YOU
wouldn't think so. would you. by
the way they beef. Look ut our
pants at &. 80 and Ellsworth dou-
bls-then you will know why our
ueighbors are kicking. The London
the only place.
Secretary r. F. Lardner. of the
Davenport & Rock Island Railway
company. last evening started the
last train to Rock Island from the
Tower to running down Second ave-
nue. to Ninth street, as was the case
last season. The rule will apply
hereafter to the 7:3O train going out
and the 1880 coming in each eve-
ming. an accommodation that will be
appreciated.
We can't help it because we knock.
ed the bottom out of pants-our
neighbors don't seem to relish the
joke-but the public does. and that's
who we are trying to please. Let
them squeal. The more they squeal
the more it shows it hurts them.
Look at our $3.50 and 1913 pants.
It's surely chants in pants. a
chance that comes only once in life
time. Come and ret pair-the
London, of course.
| j. w. Jones, in order to make his
business more complete, has leased