Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-05

this evening. The company Was In
Rock Island this morning enroute
from Galesburg.
Six Of the prettiest and 10 Of the
most comical couples in the world
at Hafper's theatre cake walk Satur-
day night.
All medium weight WOODEN half
hose that have been selling for Is
and IS cents on this sale Is cents.
The London.
Mrs. Nettie Williams, Of Wyom-
ing, Iowa, is visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Blade!, on Sew
enth- avenue.
Ladies' hne shoes are In. Oxblood.
tans, etc. Some beautiful shoes
amorg them. All the novelties. AA
to widths. The Boston.
Young & McCombs' have given
lovely dress pottern for the ladies'
first prize in the cake walk at the
rink, Monday evening. March 8.
No such bargains were ever offered
in the clothing branch - Simon &
Mosenfelder's removal sale will offer.
Sale begins tomorrow morning.
Tan patent leathers-the very
latest, only to be had at the Boston.
We are the leaders in fine shoes for
this locality. Don't miss MS. The
Boston.
It's new hat you want to top you
off and dress you up. Stewart. the
halter, can suit you with . dozen
different styles. Call and see the
new shapes.
Simon & Mosenfelder expect to
make quick work in selling out their
Rock leland house corner stock. The
new store is to be opened with an
entire new stock.
Spend an evening at Harper's thea
ter Saturday listening to 'dem ole
songs" and see how they walk for
cake away down in Dixie, Boston,
Chicago and elsewhere.
Johnny Rinck fingered in the ban
quet hall after the spread of last
evening to see some friends, and
came within an inch of getting shook
out with the table cloth.
The Lincolns partook Of the Nc
Kinley league hospitality last night,
but they were not the least grateful.
and had Csrse been defeated none of
them would have been there.
Simon &. Mosenfelder's store will
be closed all day today. Their entire
force is hard at work marking down.
Sale begins tomorrow morning.
Davenport will vote at the spring
election on proposition to abolish
her special charter. The issue is
one on which the sentiment is
strongly divided.
Don q Knox hat. and then lump
into pair of Strong & Garfield's fine
hand made shoes-it's a guarantee
that the tip and toe is ornamented in
the heighth of fashion. M. & K.
Spring styles in shoes. See our
new idea in mems shoes Some of
the swellest you ever saw. New
tans and patent feathers. The Bos-
ton
While others are quoting low
prices. the London will always 90
them one better. You know us.
Suits worth $12 to $18 on this sale
for $7.49. No trash or old goods in
this sale.
You can buy at Beecher's tomor.
row, pure lard at cents . pound,
fancy cranberries 8 cents a quart,
good potatoes 5 cents q peck, Nc
Lauphlin's xxx coffee IA cents a
package.
It's new hat you want TO top you
of and dress you up. Stewart, the
halter, can snit you with q dozen
different styles. Gail and see the
new shapes.
Mrs. Chauncy Lamb, wife of the
Clinton, Iowa, millionaire lumber.
man. died this morning. She was
76 years old and leaves . husband
| and four children.
The great crowds attending the
McIntyre-Reck bankrupt sale are
being we'll cared for and TODAY all
are being waited on with reasonable
promptness; first corners. of course,
get best selection.
The peanut hunt party given by
the Misses Allen at their home on
Sixth avenue last evening was a very
pleasant affair. Mrs. McNeill won
the first prize in the peanut hunt,
and Mrs. Williams won first prize in
the reverse letter contest.
| The meeting Of the street and alley
committee and the representatives Of
the Mississippi Valley Telephone
company, which is seeking a fran
chise here, will be held tonight.
having been postponed last evening
on account of the Mckinley banquet