Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-20
CITY CHAT.


No old style shoes at Adams.
Oxford? Adams can please you.
Jersey suits $500. Sommers &
LaVelle.
The Rock Island laundry does the
best work.
The Rock Island laundry is open
in the evenings.
Boys underwear 10 cents. Som
mers & LaVelle.
Root beer, 8 cents package at Nc
Cabe's. See ad.
Boys waists and Is cents. Son.
mers & LaVelle.
Fresh salmon and lake trout at h.
Tremann & Sons.
You get fresh made goods when
you buy Of Adams.
Wash suits 65 cents and 90 cents.
Sommers & LaVelle.
Mothers Friend waists 25 cents.
Sommers e. LaVelle.
Spring lamb and spring chickens
at H. Tremann & Sons.
E. d. W. Holmes went up to Chi
cage on business trip.
Telescopes for travellers. See Nc
Cabe's ad. on fifth page.
Try the Rock Island laundry,
Bakersfield e. Sexton, proprietors.
The special to Galesburg on the
"O.' tomorrow has been abandoned.
Go to Offerman's island and see
William Davidson make candy while
you wait.
Ladies', misses and children's
spring heel tan shoes Just received at
Dolly Bros.
Butter knife and sugar shell for
% cents tomorrow. See McCabe's
ad. on fifth page.
Otto's band gives its second SUBJ
scription concert in the Elm street
grove this evening.
The council meets this evening in
adjourned session to make the an
nual appropriations.
Mason fruit jars at McCabe's-
piutS CCutS, Huoie SOh'S' A"ii
gallons 6.cents each.
Those tan shoes for misses and
children in dark shades are beauties.
Call and see them-Dolly Bros.
A beautiful line of children's wash
able suits and washable pants, awfully
cheap, at Simon L. MOsenfelder's.
Great values in mems and boys
suits at Simon Il Mosenfelder's. $7.3S
for suits easily worth $40 to $3.50.
The greatest bargain of the season,
those $3.50 mems and young mems
suits Simon & Mosenfelder have just
placed on sale.
Fred Hass returned home from his
trip in the east last night. where he
left his daughter Miss Clara who
will visit friends until after July 4.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Henry
Woltmann occurs from the house on
Elm street at Q o'clock tomor-
row morning, the hour having been
changed.
Closing out large quantities late in
the season enables us to sell fine
mems and boys suits ut 1913, value
1880. *12 and $40 at Simon & Mo-
senfelder's.
Fire destroyed barn on the prem
Uses of NJ. Boltz on Thirtieth street
last night with loss of about 5000.
The barn is supposed to have been
fired by tramps.
When visiting or picnicing on
Offerman's island remember you can
find anything in the confectionery
line on Davidson's stand at city
prices. Call and be Convinced.
Simon Il Mosenfelder are always
here with cold facts to back up theil
statements; $3.50. $12, and $1(
mems aud boys suits, a big lot OF
them, just bought. selling at S7.2S
ut Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Young & McCombs' place on sale
today manufacturers entire sampl,
line Of children's lace caps, silk caps,
silk Tam O'Shanter hats, wash hats
and sun bonnets at less than frs,
cost OF the material. Call and see
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bleuer's lit
tie daughter, Frances Robina, age,
l year, Z months and Z days. diec
yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clocl
Of congestion of the brain. The
child had been i'll but day, be
ing suddenly attacked in the
morning. The ufuneral will oc
cur from the residence. 1907 Eight
avenue. tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
Five new homes, each of whicl
will exceed in cost $4,000. are goins
up in Surgeons new addition which
by reason Of the water and sewer &C
commodations, as we'll as the fin
residences that are to adornit. prom
Uses to be one of the most attractiv
resident portions of the city. TIL
houses referred to are being built b
II. A. Weld. G. b. Marshall, Anto
Kipp. A. Wcckel and j. S. Freeman