Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-27

Jay, sept. 70. Make your reserva-
tons early or you may be too late.
Tomorrow being the feast OF Yum
Kippur. Simon Goldburg's Peoples
laundry will close at tonight and
remain SO until tomorrow at 6 p. m.
Our hats are the correct styles at
prices to fit your pocketbook and
guaranteed to be the best that can be
had for the price-Stewart, the hat
ter.
Hon. John Piatt, of Galesburg,
who with his wife attended the
Tubbs-Fezler wedding last evening,
was a caller at The ARGUS office to-
day.
A team driven by farmer named
McCaw. from nearReynolds, collided
on Fourth avenue with a motor car
this morning. but little damage was
done.
Before you purchase the boy a
suit let US show you sumner in
quality and price-two pairs pants,
coat and cap 1886. Sommers & La
Velle.
The boys recognize good thing in
those $2.98 shoes we are offering--all
the latest styles, equal to a IS shoe
for looks, and wear guaranteed-The
Boston.
Did you know that Stewart. the
halter, made shirts to order? Well,
he does. and lots Of them. When in
need call and see him price and fit
guaranteed.
They are all blowing about their
suits, but call and see Englin. the
tailor. He has no old cloth on hand
everything is fresh and new. Suits
from $25 up.
If you want to shine in society and
not have your coat to shine, buy one
Of our clay worsted suits at $500.
They never fade or wear glossy.
Sommers & LaVelle.
All officers, ward managers and
assistants Of the Ladies' Relief society
are asked to meet in the industrial
room in No. A school building Satur-
day. Sept. 20, at p. m.
H. N. Stone has commenced his
work on the new directory at Quin-
cy, and is meeting with good sue
cess. as the people Of that place ap-
preciate good directory.
Popular prices, up-to-date shoes,
does the business. Those 81. SO shoes
for men are the shoes we are talking
about. and so are good many 9TH
ers-see 'em for yourself-The Bos-
ton.
We have everything that is good in
fall and winter underwear at prices
from 80 cents a garment up. Our
goods are the best that can be had
for the price. Call and be convinced
Stewart, the halter.
Special display: Wednesday ard
Thursday. Oct. 2 and 8, you are in
vited to see my pattern trimmed hats
and bonnets. Also new novelties,
ribbons and yelling. Mrs. A. l..
Dimock, 170S Third avenue, Moline.
Three dollars to St. Louis and re-
turn via the Burlington, Saturday,
Sept. 90. Train leaves at 1890 p.
m. for the largest and wealthiest city
west Of the Mississippi river. No
extra charge for seat in chair car and
bicycle.
At its meeting last evening the
decoration committee of the court
house corner stone ceremonies re-
quested that all persons along the
line of march of TUESDAYS demon
stration decorate their residences and
places of business.
Harry G. Smythe has arranged to
serve daily a business mems ordi-
nary at his restaurant and cafe on
Second avenue from IL to 2 each day
for IS cents. Harry is fitting up a
department for this service. which
will begin about the first Of the
month.
The friends in Rock Island Of ID.
H. Louderback will be panied to
learn that he is troubled with o Sc
we're affection of the eye due, to over
work, and that his physician has
prescribed confinement in dark
room for some time in order to avert
the most serious consequences.
Charles Weir, connected with the
Sylvan LIQUOR cure of Moline as a
nurse, died this morning while un-
dergoing the treatment Of the insti-
tuition. 1t was the fourth time he
had submitted himself to remedies
for the liquor habit, and each time
before he had fallen from grace.
Charles Fiebig is improving his
Seventeenth street residence by add
ing a wing and putting another
story on the kitchen. He is also
adding to the comfort of his home by
putting in hot water apparatus. the
contract for which Slattery & Lamp
have. John Konosky is doing the
carpenter work.
The funeral OF Mrs. T. F. Barbee
was held from the Buford residence
at the head Of Eighteenth stunt this
morning at 1880 o'clock. w.
S. Marquis. pastor of the BS1Odway