Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-28

last day OF the big King clothing salt
at the big NJ. & X
For Saturday mems heavy fleece
lined underwear % cents. You know
US. The London.
Eddy & Webster's make of shoes,
former price $3.50, 81 and IS, now only
$3.50, at Schneider's.
1896 and $3.50 mems suits are the
talk of the town. Have you seen
them? The London.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts OF
the city by E. j. Burns
Cloth jackets, all new creations at
manufacturer prices, at Richter &
Sons, furriers, Davenport.
Ask your grocer for Schaab's pure
graham -four and corn meal if you
want pure and fresh goods.
$3.50 mems ke-sey overcoats in
black, blue and brown are hot stuff.
You know US. The London.
You will find the finest display of
fruits and vegetables to be found in
the city at Passig's tomorrow.
A beautiful line of vestee suits,
REFERS and overcoats for the little fell
lows at Sommers & La Velle's.
Woltmann's jewelry store presents
an array of pretty novelties that it is
hard to surpass in this vicinity.
Fine cooking for parties and receP-
tions. Miss 'Emeli Shogren, 1906
Thirty-eighth street, Rock Island.
Pianos tuned and moved by old ex-
perienced workmen. All work war
ranted. Prices the lowest at Bowlby's.
DIR. G.. NJ. Babcock has secured Office
room with DIR. j. M. Silvis. where he
will be pleased to see his old patrons.
Fur collarettes, our own make,
thereby save you jobbers' profits at
Richter & Sons, furriers, Davenport.
Oysters will be served at Sacred
Heart bazar tonight from 3 O'Clock
till closing time. Only 10 cents per
plate.
1876 for a suit worth $3.50 to $40
ought to be pretty cheap-not cheap
goods, but good goods at cheap price.
The London.
The great Iowa City-Rush Medical
college football game occurs at the
Twelfth street ball park tomorrow
afternoon at 3.o'clock.
August Shultz, an arsenal en-
ploye, was run down by bicyclist
this morning and quite seriously hurt.
Drs. Burkhart attended him.
Seventy-five instruments to select
from. Pianos, $135, $3.50 and $175.
Organs, $40, $50 and sos. On easy
monthly payments at Bowlby's.
Something new in mandolins and
guitars. Call and see them. We
have mandolins from So to 500.
Guitars from So. so to $100a at Bowlby's.
SO overcoats that are sold all over
town might be as good as our $3.50
kersey overcoats, but we doubt it.
The London.
John Genung, a Carbon Cliff farm
er, who was in town today, stated that
Corbin's store, in his village, was
burglarized last night. the intruders
getting away with 500.
S2.9S. 1898, S. and 1915 are the
prices NJ. x X. have been selling King
suits at during the past week. Never
have such values been given. 1t is
about half their actual value. To-
morrow last day.
Tickets for tomorrow's football
game between Iowa City and Rush
Medical college at the Twelfth street
park tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
may be had at Thomas and the Har-
per house drug stores.
The will of the late Jeremiah Cour-
new. of Moline, has been admitted to
probate in the county court. The
testator leaves his estate to his wife,
Johannah F. Courtney. Thomas B.
Kearney is named as executor.
What harvest NJ. d X. have given
the people during the past week. The |
sale of the King clothing stock has
made many staunch friends for the |
NJ. & X. 1t was a rare treat, heartily |
appreciated, and one of those sales |
for which the NJ. & X. are famous. |
Sale closes tomorrow.
If Henry w. King could see the
happy smiles of pleased customers, he |
would be well rewarded for his big
loss on the sale he made to the liberal |
NJ. & K, who have given the people |
the benefit of this great and lucky |
purchase. 1t surely was King treat. /
Sale closes tomorrow.
President H. b. Schiller, of the Da-
venport, Rock Island & Western rail
way company, left last night for New
York, to attend a meeting of the capt.
talists INTERESTED in the bridge and
terminal project, which will be held
there Monday. He stated the pur-
pose of the meeting was to complete
the details of the deal in accordance
with the arrangements as heretofore