Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08

those who have time. and avoid the
Saturday rush. Dolly Bros, the
| shoe filters.
Cars are to run to Milan after the
wrestling match at Harper's theatre
tomorrow night and also after the
performances Sunday and Wednes-
day evenings.
Read the display advertisements.
Live merchants are always on the
lookout for bargains, and when thew
have secured them they tell the pub
lie through their ads.
Profs. Strasser and Toenniges, of
Strasser's Second Regiment band of
Davenport. have reconsidered their
determination to resign and will re-
main with the organization.
Young ladies should see those
skating boots in kangaroo, calf and
dull dopgolas at 1888 and $275.
They are elegant school shoes and
long wearers. The Boston.
Col. L. w. Beal, OF Cherokee,
Iowa. arrived this morning on a
visit to old friends in the city. ac-
complaining Mrs. Martha Drum who
has been visiting in Cherokee.
1919 for an all wool suit, worth
Sig to 1850. Don't for q minute
think because they are cheap they
are no good. They are just as good
as other houses sell the same class of
suits for $i2 to 1850. The London.
Saturday special. limited guam
tity of good shoes for babies at 81
cents per pair. Also same shoe,
sizes six to eight, at so cents per
pair. First come, first served. The
Boston.
Capt. Thomas Fuller, the erstwhile
Milwaukee ticket-puucher. and now
proprietor Of refreshment dispen.
sary at Wisconsin's metropolis,
graced the city with his presence
yesterday.
Thomas Davis. AL Owens and W.
II. Haire passed yesterday angling at
WATERFOWL. They captured three
salmon. the smallest weighing 81
pounds. and all swear by the accuracy
the weight.
The Ladies' Sewing society of the
United Presbyterian church have de-
cided to have a supper and a sale of
useful and fancy articles Thursday,
Nov. IA. Tennis flannel night robes
specially.
A new lot OF e12 Kersey overcoats,
clay lined, just received. We sold
the first 100 and the new lot will not
be on our tables very long. The
people know a good thing when they
see it. The London.
We shall discontinue the fur bust
ness. What we have on hand will 90
at sacrifice under cost. Fur trim
ming at bargain; in fact, anything
we have in the fur line we can
save you money on; Stewart, the hat
| ter.
Someone is looking for Just what
you have to sell and someone else
can furnish you with just what YOU
were looking for. Then ask for what
You want in THE ARGUS want col
umn and tell the public what you
have for sale.
We oiC ttcduIully TuSueu Win
business. too busy. in fact, to adver-
tise special bargains for tomor-
row. but they are many and great
big phat ones at that. If YOU are
looking for special values you'll find
them at NJ. & KS.
| Frank Harris. the former Daven-
port ball player under sentence Of
death for murder at Freeport, NAV
get new trial on the ground of err
ror in the court record. though it is
hardly likely. The date for Harris
execution is Friday, Nov. %.
McCabe Bros. crockery depart.
ment is showing the finest line OF
articles in china and and bric-a- brac
suitable for wedding and anniver-
sary presents. Royal Worcester.
Cauldon. Royal Dresden, Haviland
and other china. Art pieces in
bronze and other metal. Dresden
lamps. Everything lady likes to
choose from at McCabe's.