Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-19

i ne boston.
Over q dozen new styles in fine all
wool material. splendidly made suits
for gentlemen. choice ut SO . suit at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Reator gave q
reception last evening in honor OF
Rev. and Mrs. F. Keator, of Chicago,
who are visiting them
Follow the crowd to the Fourth
avenue shoe store tomorrow and get
q pair of 81 sboes-thev are good
lockers and are solid leather.
Ladies' special shoe sale-S2.9 SO for
choice of needle or needle square,
hand-turned boots. regular $3.50
shoes-Saturday only-The Boston.
While getting a new spring suit.
get one that's in style-one that fits
and made of reliable cloths. If you
go to Simon & Mosenfelder's you get
that kind.
When you trade at Dolly Bros.
cash shoe store, you buy quick.
Prices are right. and no time lost in
trying to deviate prices-Dolly Bros.
The last of the delightful series Of
dancing parties arranged by the
Thirty club was given last evening
at X. p. hall. about forty couples be-
ing in attendance.
Saturday speculative offer choice
of our ladies' black vici button shoes,
hand-turned. needle and needle
square. regular $3.50 goods. tomor-
row only $2.98-The Boston.
Secretary Lardner. of the D. & R.
/. Railway company, today pur-
chased all the scenery, etc., of the
old Dart hall for use at the Tower
open air theatre this season.
They have plenty of mems suits at
g SO, $4.68 and $7.35 which are
made of good wearing material. but
at SIC Simon & Mosenfelder will sell
you a suit that is worth having.
No chances taken when you buy
your suit at Simon & Mosenfelder's
Their clothes are made right, fit
right and they have but one price-a
low one. Your money back for the
asking.
No one can afford to miss seeing
Simon & Mosenfelder's new spring
stock of mems and boys clothing.
The styles are the prettiest ever
shown here and the prices lower than
the lowest.
$7.42 for fine all-wool suits well
worth SIS, $3.50 and $12. We are
the people for good values. Call and
try one of those $7.42 suits on-we
will surprise you on quality and
make-the London.
Mrs. c. W. Negus has returned
from Chicago and Indiana. Mr..
Negus is still in Chicago and will
soon return, when he will take pos
session Of the house formerly occu-
pied by Capt. w. A. Thompson, on
Second avenue.
Henry Webbing, the democratic
nominee for alderman in the First
ward, is making a splendid canvass
and gaining friends daily. He was
born and reared in the ward. issa
young man OF Industrious habits, a
carpenter by trade and his candi-
dacy insures his election.
Assessor J. L. Freeman has ar
ranged for Office accommodations in
the Office of Huesing & Hoeft, on the
second floor at the corner of Second
avenue and Eighteenth street. and
he will be found there Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons
and evenings, beginning tomorrow.
Gentlemen, get pair of those bar
gain shoes tomorrow at the Fourth
avenue shoe store-they look as good
as any s.; we have them in lace or
congress. on different lasts and are
all solid leather, and every pair war
ranted. They will be sold for tomor-
row only at 81 . pair-only one pair
to a customer-15O1.
Never before has any clothing
house sold as many suits in one week
as the London has sold of the $7.42
suits, which are on special sale. We
commenced this sale with 800 suits,
but the lot is growing smaller daily.
II you have not taken advantage of
this big $7.42 sale, come Saturday
you'll buy if you see them-The Lon
don.