Rock Island Argus., 1897-03-25

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sse Andy. the tailor, about your
spring suit. Room 2. Buford block.
The Hamlsr 4 Ingrsham company
played "The Cyclone" st HarPer's
theatre before good-sised audience
last night.
The sale Of seats for the engage
meat Of Stuart Ro oSson at the Burtis
opens tomorrow morning at Flakes
book store.
Watch for some surprises in the
latest. novslties at Byrnss 1 Co.'S.
the always up to date millinery e.
tablishment.
Wright 4 Barber have dam
aget shoes Of Rock Island make to
be sold at . great sacrifice sale Fri-
day and Saturday.
Jet black writing ink 2 cents per
bottle; steel pens, assorted, pc
dozen, s cents, and white envelope
2 cents per pack, at CramPton's fire
sale.
A few Of the specials ct Young 4
McCombs' spring opening sale:
Dress goods, notions, spring capes.
jackets and skirts at cut prices. All
new goods.
There is no end Of splendid bar
gains to be had ut Crampton's fire
sale. A lot Of celluloid photo frames
worth up to SO cents are going at 9
cents.
At Crampton's fire sale wall paper.
window shades. bookb. pictures and
frames: every thing goes at . dis
count from one-fourth and one-half
Oh regular prices.
First class coffee. Boston baked
beans, ham sandwiches and cream
pie will be served at the pancake
lunch next Wednesday BY the ladies
Of the N. E. church.
While not . teetotaler himself, it
WAS not until the waterworks incl
dent that it became generally known
that Mayor Knox had anything
against the prohibitionists.
Agents for Heath & Milligsn's cele-
brated mixed paints. Nothing bet-
ter put up and will be 30 guaran-
tesd. Young & MrCombs. Our
motto. best quality for least money.
After next Saturday you will have
to pay q for those all wool suits that
M. & K. are selling at 9S cents; 50
cents for blouse waists We are selling
at Is cents, and rs cents for waists
selling at nickle.
In one respect Henry Carse re-
minds rs Of John L. Sullivan. He
seems to think he has one more good
fight in him. But then he should
remember that his opponents hair
has an auburn tint.
Crowds of people have been saw
ing money by going to the Adams
Wall Paper company. Are you one
Of them? They have the prettiest
papers and the lowest prices ever
offered in Rock Island.
Don't fail to see our new lines of
ladies' shoes at GAS and q. IS put
On sale Saturday morning. Regular
IS and q SO shoes. All widths. Our
geraniums haven't bloomed yet, but
they will about next week. Compe-
tion knocked out. The Boston.
DR.. E. II. Sala has received the
news that his birthplace. the town
Of Bloomington, Wis. has been prac-
tically wiped out by fire, 10 business
houses being destroyed. including
the office Of DR.. o. p. Sala, his father.
DR.. Eugene May. Of Washington,
D. c., lectures at the Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium tonight. Admission SO
cents. or Is cents to include also the
quartet concert later on. Tickets
may be had at the Y. N. C. A. build
ing.
Andy. the tailor, 10 showing the
largest line Of $12 and SIS suits in
the tri-cities. Over 25O styles to %.
lect from, which includes all the
latest novelties. Don't fail to in
spect this line before purchasing.
Room Buford block.
Ask to see the Gem edition of cloth
bound books which they are letting
60 at 2 cents; it contains such au.
thors as Bertha n. Clay, Sarah
Grand. author of Heavenly Twins:'
Hsnly Smart. Conan Doyle, etc.. at
Crampton's fire sale.
| The ladies' shoes which We shall
hereafter offer as e. 48 aud $2.1S ar,
regular tS and q 50 shoes, made b,
ono Of the best and largest shoe fac
tories in the United States, and -,
defy any and all competition. Ever,
pair guaranteed). The Boston.
, Mrs. Maxwell, formerly MADAM
Eagle. complexion specialist. has re
moved from Davenport and 10 locate,
over Adams wall paper store o,
Twentieth street, and will be please
to have the ladies call, as there
! nothing like beautifying the com
plexion.
Walgren Bros, the portrait artists
have excellent quarters on the ses
{ ond floor over the NJ. & X. store, an
: . visit to their studio will convinc
Q you that they are prepared to do IN