Rock Island Argus., 1897-04-02

The $1.60 ladies' kid lace shoes are
In the new coin toe. and you save
Just 80 cents pair on same at
Adams.
Children's Mothers Friend shii {
waists. Your choice Of our entire
stock for Saturday only 81 cents.
The London.
CHARLES H. Shields, Of the firm Of
Everett, Carmichael & Shields.
which 10 to locate in Rock Island, 10
at the Harper.
Ladies, don't forget that . great
surprise is in store for you at Byrnes
& Cos. One that should be appre-
ciated. Watch for It.
Go to Yerbury's Rock Island Steam
Dye works when in need of cleaning
and dying. Dry cleaning . spe-
cislty. 2l0s Third avenue.
Ladies. $l.ss buys q "crack-a-
jack" shoe Of rs, equal to other $3.50
goods. Every pair warranted; so 10
the e1.48 line. The Boston.
Mems shoes for almost nothing at
the Fourth avenue shoe store Satur-
day only. 1901 Fourth avenue.
j. W. Quillsn, . graduate Of
Wesleyan college, has decided to
open law Office in Rock Island. He
formerly resided In Bowling town.
ship.
Our ladies' e2.1S boot is q winner;
beats any q. SO shoe of competitors.
We shall continue selling them at
these prices right along. The Bos-
ton.
Louis c. Rieck. of Galesburg. and
Miss Tillie Schroeder. of Moline,
were married by Judge Lucian
Adams at his Office yesterday after
noon.
We have pleased many ladies this
week with our $2.48 shoes. worth e3
anywhere, and shall continue to do
so. See Us Saturday for bargains.
The Boston.
The price reductions are too ap-
parent to require close investigation.
A glance around the store and you
know that Simon & Mosenfelder
The rich, dark shade in chocolate
and coffee colors, one Of the proper
shades, on sale tomorrow at $2.38
This shoe we guarantee to beat any.
thing in town at the price. The Bos-
ton.
Adams has q beautiful dark ma
hcgany lace coin toe, strictly hand
turned. at IS pair. Ladies, you
pay manufacturer more than that
for stiff, machine sewsd shoe.
Adams.
Good clothes are worth their cost.
Are you getting 'em? Paying the
price don't always get 'em. This is
the store where you will find the
quality and the price is moderate.
Sommers & La Velle.
Gust M. Wilen and Anton Holm.
grew, subjects Of King Oscar II, OF
Sweden, and George McCarl and
James McCarl, subjects Of Victoria,
queen Of England, have secured fiual
naturalization papers Of the county
clerk.
George E. Pratt leaves tonight fol
Duluth, Minn., to accept q position
with the Western Railway Weighing
association and Inspection bureau
Mr.. Pratt was formerly with tho
Rock Island at Utica, ILL.,, where hs
served as agent.
Hon. William McEniry went tt
De Kalb. ILL.,. today. where, with
the other members Of . committe,
appointed by the committee on ap
propriations Of the state senate. b,
will inspect the Normal school will
reference to its financial needs.
Phil Mitchell, Charles Buford. E
H. Guyer and T. R. Harper returned
on the w. j. Young this morning
from . duck hunt at Boston Bay
The ducks flew away on the return
trip. A carriage awaited the arriva
Of the huntsmen at the steamboa
landing and they were conveyed t.
their respective homes.
Gents dress shoes on sale at thes,
prices for tomorrow only. AZ ou
prices are always low, We conside
this very deep cut. For Saturda,
only shoes that were $l.25 at 9
cents, tl.5O at $1.25. 81 at $1.5O
$3.50 At 81, IS at $3.50. and q shoe
60 at IS. These are bargains at tn
Fourth avenue shoe store, $50
Fourth avenue.
"The corner" is SUNNI onipg al
its allies to assist in behalf Of Carse
jim McGarvey, whose appointment
at Springfield bore testimony Of tn
pull with Tanner, and who was las
seen here just before the primar
! election, 10 the first on the ground
, while others ore coming all the wa
from Indiana. The corner"
q fighting for its life.
1 There 10 such thing as going to
!. far even IS far as the Union is cor
cerned in it's political conduct, and ii
attempt TO involve Aid. Maucker'
business affairs In his canvass for n
? election this morning is an instanc
Of this. Mr.. Maucker is . good bul
iness man, as well as Q number on