Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-18
preme Court Of Honor is still open.
Installation tomorrow evening.

| RoAhsS hOA tAwSSG ouu SOUTHWEST.
One pair of NJ. & K. shoes will out.
wear two pair of any other make.
Insist upon trying NJ. & X. shoes.
1t means a guaranteed saving of
not less than ~ per cent to buv YOUR
overcoats and underwear at NJ. & KS
Morris Levi, who has been in the
employ of Isaac Rothschild, at Day.
export, as manager, has resigned his
position.
The largest representative line of
furs in America will be shown at
McCabe Bros. tomorrow. Souvenirs
included.
Save your purchase checks at Nc
Cabe's to be counted for the three
grand special premiums on the weeks
| purchases.
Charles Peterson, of Presumption,
and Miss Ella johnson were married
at the brides home in Moline
Wednesday.
Get prices elsewhere on bed room
suits and then 60 to G. o. Huck-
staedt's and see how much better
you can do there.
Judge A. r. Mock came up from
Cambridge last evening and disposed
of some urgent probate matters in
the county court.
Hello! Have you seen those all
wool suits the London is selling for
for s7.50?-nothing like them else
where. The London.
The supper given in connection
| with St. Joseph's fair was literally
patronized and the ladies realized
handsomely from their efforts.
If you are in need of an overcoat
we have three times as many to show
as any other house in this town
prices So to $22.5O-The London.
If McCabe's charged an admission
fee tomorrow, they could keep out
the crowds. but instead, they will
beat the record on souvenirs given
away.
Harry, the 1-year-old son of MIR.
and Mrs. Louis Mosenfelder, had his
right arm fractured near the shoul-
der by falling on the floor Wednesday
afternoon.
Seats for the readings OF Miss Alice
French at Library hall, Davenport,
next Wednesday evening are going
rapidly and large and appreciative
audience is assured.
Hundreds of lamps given away at
Young e. McCombs'. More lcft-why
not get one with a purchase of S. OF
over? They allow you $3.50 on any
other lamp in stock.
Tomorrow a full line of furs from
the largest repres ,ntative house in
America will be at McCabe Bros.
Remem Der a valuable souvenir also
goes with a purchase of S. or more.
Bucks Oak, Banner Oak, Star Oak,
Estate Oak and Star Radiator are the
best heaters for coal or wood, only
to be had at G. o. Huckstaedt's.
Call and see them. Open evenings.
The crows at McCabe's tomorrow
will remind you Of the Worlds fair.
Be there. Bargains everywhere, and
bargains beyond your highest expec-
tations. Valuable souvenirs in addi-
tiCn.
The proposed demonstration of the
laboriDg people Sunday on the occa-
sion Of Prof. Graham Taylor's speech
has been abandoned owing to the
speakers inability to fill the engage
ment.
Weil-dressed young men-not nec-
essarily dudes-are admired by the
ladies. If you are not married, let
me make your fall suit. Married?
Let me make it anyway-Hoppe, the
tailor.
Mr.: and Mrs. Fred Schmale and
| daughter, Miss Sophia, arrived home
last evening from their 4-weeks'
pleasure trip to Leavenworth, Kansas
City, Independence, ST. Louis and
Terre Haute.
What lot of work and dirt with
an ordinary soft coal heater, but not
| so with the Star Radiator-keeps ire
longer than any other with the same
amount of fuel. Only to be had at
q. o. Huckstaedts. Open evenings.
A competitor says .tailors' war
is on" Funny we didn't know it.
Business comes to us naturally.
We don't have TO fight for it. We
are busy with fall .orders-tha:'s how
we fight. Drop in and see late styles.
Hoppe, the tailor.
X. H. chamberlain, for a numb
OF years uperintendent of the Hi
nois division of the c., Il. !. & p, died
at 2:3o p. m. yesterday in Chicago,
aged 90 years. OF late years he had
been connected with the executive
department of the road.
No outside breast pockets on dress
coats or overcoats this year is the
style. Makes dressier garment
However, plenty of pockets inside to
carry any superiuous cash or your
best girls photo. Take her advice
and have your suit made by Hoppe.
the tailor.
All that McCabe's have done this