Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-24

Catering Co.'S. S22 Brady street.
Davenport.
Mems tans g and $3.50-just re-
ceived another shipment and they
are great lockers. See our e. SO tans
for men-The Boston.
Frank Howard. sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary for larceny.
was taken to Joliet this morning by
Bailif E. f. Reynolds.
Imported ladies' sailors at Stew
arts, the halter. Not only sailors.
but the very latest things in ladies'
walking and tourist hats.
Wax beans. green peas, string
beans, new beets, cucumbers. toma-
toes, caulifiower. head lettuce. spin
ach and asparagus at Longs.
Shoe special-Saturday- for
ladies' sl.75 dongola patent tip
Opera button shoes. Save money by
buying your shoes of the Boston.
Ladies, the imported sailors have
arrived ar Stewards. They are beau
ties, and the very latest styles. Call
and see them-you will be pleased.
Hon. Ben T. Cable and family will
spend the summer abroad. leaving
the city the first of the week and
sailing from New York about Junes.
The chamber suits just unpacked
at G. o. Huckstaedt's must be seen
to be appreciated. They are the
greatest bargains ever shown in the
tri-cities.
The concluding game Of the Tri-
city High school clubs will be played
at Twin-city park tomorrow after
noon at 2:30, between Rock Island
and Davenport.
1t makes 'em wonder how we do
it. Sell Oxfords at less than cost of
manufacture, IS cents pair. worth
81 any place. That's our business,
your gain-The Boston.
Specialists for ladies all solid
patent tip Opera shoes. worth s1.75.
120 pairs offered this way. When
they are gone there will be no more
at that price-$1.33-The Boston.
Ladies, don't forget to get pair of
those fine Dongola lace shoes. square
toe, patent tip. patent lace trim
ming, only 81 tomorrow at the
Fourth avenue shoe store, No. 1901.
Tan Oxfords as cents per pair;
black Oxfords as cents pair Satur-
day at The Boston. Misses Oxfords,
beauties, at 81; childrens' 80 cents.
See those as cent ladies' Oxfords-
The Boston.
Buy your underwear at Stewards
and get a good article, and one that
will fit, at prices as low as the lowest
and quality the best. Remember
what you get Of US is guaranteed to
be first class for its price.
The equine and canine show on
Sixth avenue is drawing large au-
diences, and pleasing all who witness
the novel performance. The intelli-
gent animals are well worth seeing.
Special sale tomorrow in ladies'
fine lace shoes. patent tip and patent
lace trimming, square toe. Others
ask as high as 81 for them; our price
tomorrow 81. at the Fourth avenue
shoe store, George Schmale. prop.
Ii. d. Folsom has, upon further re-
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candidate for member of the board
of education. X. A. Donaldson will
likely be called upon to run in his
place. If he does it will be fortu-
nate nomination in all respects.
Mrs. Minnie j. Paxton died at 8
o'clock last evening at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Thier-
man, on Ninth avenue near Thirtieth
street. Deceased was SO years of
age. and leaves husband and three
children at Garrison, Mo-, death
overtaking her here while on visit
to her mother.
George Green, for many years city
scavenger, has decided to continue
in the business on his own account
and has reduced the rates to cents
per cubic foot below Twentieth, and
s cents above Twentieth. His ad-
dress is 10S Fourteenth street. and
anyone requiring the services of a
man of MIR. Green's experience and
thorough manners, may secure them
by addressing postal card to the
address given.