Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-20

suits are worth SO. They fit to a
queens taste. The London.
| Charlie Searle made a speech at the
Wagner opera house in Moline last
night. He said so much that he came
near sticking the Union this morn
ing.
Shoe buyers will be interested in
the announcement tonight on page
one of the Kelly & Wynes Co. 1t will
be a money saver for prospective
buyers.
Our so mems kersey overcoats, all
shades, are Just as fine as overcoats
sold elsewhere at $13.5 and $15. The
hardup manufacturer stands the loss.
| The London.
Have you ever had fits? We will
give You one if you buy one of our
"a, 95 to $3.50 mems all wool suits
They are the greatest values ever Of
fered. The London.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Miller's Glovine. 1t is not liquid,
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale
only at Harper hoHse pharmacy.
A telephone message was received
by James O'Conner this afternoon.
from his BROTHER John at Galesburg,
stating that the X. p. convention had
voted its next meeting to East st.
Eouis.
The Sons of Veterans and Ladies' Aid
society are to give a social and enter
tainment at Memorial hall this even
ing. to which they invite all their
friends and the public generally. Adj
mission Is cents, including refresh
ments.
You should see that line of under
wear at Stewards. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Perfect fitting and
first-class. Call and examine, it is a
pleasure to show it. All qualities,
so cents up to pure silk. Stewards,
the halter.
The flowers that have lent beauty
and fragrance to Spencer square dur
ing the summer season are being re-
moved to the hot house to escape the
sting of Jack Frost, and where they
will be nurtured until spring rolls
around again.
You know us. Big store, little
prices. We undersell them all. We
keep them guessing. so suits at
1896; $3.50 suits at $3.50; $3.50 to |
$15 overcoats at SO; SO to $12 over |
coats at $3.50. All goods fit to a |
queens taste. The London.
If you wish to see the greatest pa
geant of modern times go to Chicago |
this week. Half fare for the round |
trip. Oct. II, IS and 10, via Rock |
Island route. Eight regular trains |
daily. Special trains Tuesday and |
Wednesday. Return limit Oct. %.
Appropriate exercises were held in |
the Rock Island public schools yester-
day afternoon in honor of Lafayette, |
the French patriot, the day having |
been designated as Lafayette day. |
The scholars contributed their mite |
toward helping to build a monument |
to Lafayette in Paris.
The Naval Reserves of Illinois are |
not to have the auxiliary cruiser |
Wasp for a training ship at Chicago, |
but in its place the navy department |
will let them have the yacht Frolic. |
The Wasp has been found of too great |
draft to pass through the canals into !
the lakes.
For the accommodation of those |
who desire to attend the peace jubilee !
in Chicago this week the Tri-City !
railway will run special cars, leaving |
terminals at > n. m. Tuesday and |
Wednesday. arriving at c., r. 1. & P. |
depot in ample time for the early |
Chicago trains. Cars will also be run
to connect with all returning trains. |
Overcoats? You would think so if |
YOU saw the 1000 overcOats we are
showing, and the greatest snap of all |
is the 81 80 Jerseys in black, blue and |
brown. They will compare with any
so overcoat shown in the three cities. |
You will miss it if you buy an over
coat before seeing this line. They |
are warm. The London.