Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-22
CITY CHAT.
Fresh fish at Hess Bros.
ROusPrs in trOu sers-M, & X,

Rousers in trousers-M. & X.
Choice Missouri peaches at Longs.
School suits from 80 cents up at
Simon d Mosenfelder's.
Choice Michigan freestone peaches
by the basket at Hess Bros.
Hon. +. W. Hurst reached home
from the seashore last night.
Fresh fish at the Rock Island meat
market, 222j Fourth avenue.
Simon G. Mosenfelder, headquar-
tiers for children's knee pants.
Fancy freestone peaches by the
peck, basket or bushel at Longs.
Men pants. boys pants, knee
pants-Prices way DOWN.. & X.
At 50 you can buy quite tony
suit of young mems clothing-M.
& X.
Z. D. Sweeney and family reached
home this morning from Atlantic
City. n. j.
This is the season for rousers in
trousers-you'll find them at NJ. e.
KS, The trOuser rousers.
+. Il. McKown wants YOUR order
for hard coal this year. Price Sc
per ton delivered. Phone 1893.
One Of Simon e. Mosenfelder's
$50 suits will make your boy look
prescntablc at school. Worth dou-
BILE.
Should it be but pair OF trousers
to finish that spring suit with, you'll
find some immense bargains at Nj.
~ KS.
Aid. W. c. Maucker and family
departed this morning for j.
weeks visit to Boston and other east
ern points.
w. A. Crubaugh is acting as chief
clerk at the Harper house in the
absence OF Mr.. Willerton, who has
gone to the Boston conclave.
New goods arriving daily; all odd
suits must go. Fit your boy with a
school suit for less than cost Of ma
tcrial at Simon & Mosenfelder's. q
Imported Munich Germany beer
in bottles, pure and wholesome, best
in the world. Order it for family
use of Lothar Harms; telephone 1l47.
At 9S cents and $l.s5 you can find
quite a selection in chlldren's suits
which. no doubt, would interest
you, were you 10 see them.-M. Il X.
Only little over week before
school bcgins-make one dollar do
the service of two by buying your
bows school suit of Simon IL Mosen-
feldcr's.
1t requires very little cash to buy
quite Il supply of ccthing. You
should not fail to note the reduced
prices on all summer wearing apparel
at the NJ. " X.
Rev. OTTO Hohcnstein, of Peoria,
arrived in the city this morning from
trip through Minnesota. to join his
wife, who is visiting her father, Rev.
&. \. Mcnnickc.
Sigfried. the greatest of mimics
and character impersonators. SEN
sationai lightning character changes
made up in full view of audience.
All this week at the Watch Tower.
Elcycn-vear-old Carter Remlcv, of
$40 First avenue, fell from a horse
Yesterday afternoon and dislocated
his right arm near the elbow. The
fracture was attended to by DIR.
Myers.
NJ. II X. received a shipment yes
tcrday Of 80 cases of mems shoes.
These shoes were bought before the
advance in leather and will be sold
at $2-caunot duplicate them else
where for less than So.
Market square presents 4 dread
fully slovcnly condition these days,
and the attention that Il. II. Kim ball
always gave il Is noticeable for its
absence. The square looks more
like Il barn yard than what it is in
tended to be.
Mrs. l.. q. Sobieski, national su
perintcndent of the Slavic depart
mont Of the foreign work of the W.
&. +. l., will lecture at the Chris
tian church tonight on .'Prohibition
Of the Liquor Traffic All are cor
daily invited. No admission will
be charged.