Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-11

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Those boys knee pants suits fol
81. 10 are bargains See them Som.
mers &. La Velle.
Cloudy weather preferred for grown
people at G. f. Smiths studio, oppo-
site Harper house
4S cents buys the best knee pants
ever sold in Rock Island, worth as
cents. The London.
Quite a stylish shoe for the little
folks in those box calf, high cut.
Adams is the place
See our line of underwear before
buying elsewhere. You'll not regret
it. Stewart. the halter.
Investigate all the SO overcoats in
town, then drop into the NJ. & X. and
| ask to see their S7.19 line.
Children's REFERS worth $3.50, Sat
urday for $1.19, sizes 3 to years,
sailor collars. The London.
| Children's suits and REFERS. We
show the newest styles at prices far
below others. The London.
The 50 tan calf shoes for men are
worrying competitors, but Adams
customers receive the benefit.
Get into a pair of Adams $3.50
storm proof tan calf shoes, men, and
have your feet warm and dry.
DIR. G. NJ. Babcock has secured office
room with DIR. j. NJ. Silvis, where he
will be pleased to see his old patrons.
Fancy northern burbank potatoes
at G. A. McDonald's. Order your
winters supply over his long distance
phone.
Adams line of misses and chill
dren's shoes is the best money will
buy, and then his prices are so rea-
sonable.
Try hurricane coal for best grade
| soft ElmwoOd third vein and choice
hard coal Sold by Port Byron Lime
| association.
A good oPportu nifty to get a cloth
jacket, at the special sale, Saturday,
Nov II, at Richter 4 Sons, furriers,
Davenport.
Attend our cloak sale. Special
prices on cloth jackets, Saturday,
Nov. II. at Richter & Sons, furriers,
Davenport.
Well not give you our profit, but
will give the best value for the price
in winter underwear you ever had.
Stewart, the halter.
A beautiful and useful souvenir
with each dozen cabinet photos, at
popular prices, at G. +. Smiths stu
do, opposite Harper house.
The Cedar Rapids and Davenport
High school football elevens play at
the fair grounds, at Davenport. to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Housewives, attention. You will
find something of interest to you in
regard to apples for winter use by
reading Hess Bros. adj on page six.
Four specials in children's vestee
suits. S1.4S, S2.4S, $2.95, $3.50, eN-
auisite designs. single and double
breasted vests, sizes 5 to s. NJ. & X.
Popular prices on all photo work
at c. Smiths studio. A beautiful
and ornamental souvenir with each
dozen cabinets. Opposite Harper
house.
Manufacturer prices on cOllarettes
and furs. A guaranteed saving of %
per cent below dealers, besides getting
reliable furs, at Richter & Sons, fur
riers. Davenport.
Bring the babies and children to
Smiths studio for their pictures be-
fore anything happens them. You
will always be glad that you did. OPP
posite Harper house.
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.
For the proper styles in overcoat at
| prices that no other clothing house
can match, see our line. 1000 over
coats to select from. All styles and
shades of overcoats, the proper style
The London.
Pay no attention to cloudy days
when wishing to pose for portraits at
Smiths studio. Rapid working in
struments and light built for the
purpose overcomes the difficulty.
Opposite Harper house.
William Siemon. George Coyne and
Maurice Dover had an election dis
pute that proved more serious than
they anticipated, and resulted in a
charge of assault and battery being
preferred against the other two young
men by Siemon. The case has not
been tried yet.
Things are still on the hustle at the
| Peoria roundhouse. The boiler is
being put in place and the steam
| pipes and connections are all COM
| pleted. The foundation of the coal
chute is completed and the chute will
| be moved in the near future. The
| old house on Fifteenth street is torn
down, and the brick is all neatly piled
up to make room for Contractor
Stone. who is filling for the Terminal
company.
Bondsmen of W. f. Stevens, the
erstwhile Moline insurance agent, are
willing to pay the amounts in which
| he stands in default to his insurance
| comoanies provided those companies