Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-07

Nothing compared with them for the
money
A large stock of cameras and cam
eva supplies. Late novelties and low
est prices at Bowlby's-
| DIR. II. II. Chase has moved from
the Kinyon residence to rooms and
2 Y. NJ. C. A building.
Mems kersey oYercoats, the best
assortment to be had at SO You
know us. The London.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by z. j. Burns.
Did you buy pair of Dur 25-cent
blue bib overalls, worth 30 cents?
Plenty left. The London.
Summers & Co. have an immense
stock of second hand oaks and hard
coal stoves for sale cheap.
In children's clothing all uP-to-
date styles are here, and the price is
low. Sommers & La Velle.
Many customers wish to look around
for cloaks. but all come and make
their purchases at Young & McCombs'.
Brand new upright pianos $135, $3.50
and $175- Better than other dealers
ask $3.50 to $500 for. See them at
Bowlby's.
We are selling a great many of
those $3.50 mems all wool suits.
Plenty left for you if you want one.
The London.
You should try, men, Adams So
tan welt, for fall and winter. They
compare favorably with others at
$3.50 and 81.
Money loaned on household goods
and any property of value without
publicity or removal. Eastman, 1712
Second avenue.
Those misses and children's high
cut box calf goods are just the thing
for fall and winter, and prices so rea-
sonable, at Adams.
Hats that are right in style, right
in quality, fit you right, at the right
price at Stewards, the halter. He's
right in the hat business.
Collarette sale, at Benefits, for one
week. A pair of ladies' kid gloves
free with every collarette at this sale.
Benefits glove and fur store.
Young man, dress up. Don't be a
fob, but look we'll dressed. Ten dol
lars buys an all wool suit or over
coat here. Sommers & La Velle.
We are closing out our stock of
wall paper at sweeping reductions in
order to make room for new stock
in the spring. R. Champion & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Horton wish to
thank their friends for the assistance
rendered and many acts of Kindness |
shown during their recent affection.
Ed Vandevoorde has purchased H. |
Hancq's saloon. corner of Third ave-
nue. and Fifth street, and will have a |
grand opening and dance Saturday |
evening.
At the art and book store of r. /
Champion d Co., 1921 Second avenue, |
can be found choice stock of pic
lures in appropriate frames at mod
eTate cost.
Don't buy your fall and winter I'M
derwear until you have seen that line
Stewart has. Honest values, perfect |
fitting, well made goods. Stewart,
the halter.
Paw 25 cents to hear a fine enter
tainment and get free supper from
7:30 on at the harvest home festival |
tonight at the Central church. You
will be doubly repaid.
High grade wall paper, handsome
and servieeable, is now selling at the
usual price of much inferior grades
during the special clearance sale at
r. Champion & Cos.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Miller's Glovine. 1t is not a liquid,
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale
only at Harper house pharmacy.
Rumors were in circulation today
that a young man well known in the
upper end of the city had attempted
suicide. All attempts to trace the
source of the reports or verify them
proved futile.
Pea coal is used extensively in Chi
cago for banking furnaces at night.
1t is also mixed with stove sizes,
making the coal burn more satisfac-
torily and economically. f. b. Nc
Kown handles it and sells it for So. so
per ton.
G.. b. Van Cleave, an expert repre-
sentative of the Buck Stove & Range
Co.. of St. Louis, will be at Young &
all of this week introduce
ing the great white enamel stove line
and explaining to one and all the adj
vantages the Buck stoves have over
ANY other. Call at Young & Nc
Combs, take the elevator for the third
floor and there see as fine display of
cook stoves, steel ranges and heaters
as was ever shown in Rock Island.