Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-09

20 cents per pound at Young & Nc
Combs tonight.
Dewey's-blue canvas oxfords-
all the rage, at the S. b. & S. Shoe
Co., Davenport.
Seventy-tive and 5O-cent Mothers
Friend shirt waists % cents. Som
mers & La Velle.
Don't forget to order ice cream for
your Sunday dinner at Peterson's, 325
Twentieth street.
Call and see the Stearns ball bear.
ing lawn mowers at Spencer 202
Eighteenth street.
Two things to remember-the
Maine, and our shoes-the S. B. & S.
Shoe Co., Davenport.
Business property, residence prop,
erty and lots for sale in all parts OF
the city by f. j. Burns.
Fifty-dollar bicycles for $50 at
Spencer's. Only a few left. Come
early and avoid the rush.
Miss X. Bvrnes will close her large
and elegant stock of millinery goods
regardless Of cost for the next 80 DAYS.
Call at Mrs. La Frenz' and get hel
prices onup-to-date summer millinery
before buying elsewhere.
Fifty-dollar bicycles for $50 while
they last. All guaranteed by E. c.
Stearns x Co. Spencer's. POP Eigh-
teenth street.
Stearns ball bearing lawn mower S
run like bicycle. They have cup.
cones and balls. At Spencer's, 202
Eighteenth street.
There is now a grand clearing sale
at the Flemming Furniture compan,
in order to make room to repaper ant
get ready for the fall stock.
So neat, clean and odorless, that it
is pleasure for ladies to use Lyon'
Automatic Fertilizing Lawn Feeder
For sale at Spencer,s. POP Eighteenth
street.
Negotiations are practically com
pleted whereby Mr.. and Mrs. G. p
StockhOuse become the owners of tn,
Mayer Rosenfield homestead on Sew
ZENITH avenue.
Brookman, the Twentieth stree
iJeweler, has a fine line of ladies' an,
gents gold watches, which viii
he sold at a very reasonable price
| Call and see them.
You can almost see the grass grow
when using Lyons Automatic Fertil
izing Lawn Feeder and Concentrate,
Odorless Lawn Food: at Spencer's 20:
Eighteenth street.
Ed Swan will walk a high wire over
Rock river at the Watch Tower sun
,,day. Free aerial act by Morrow. the
gymnast. Band concert and electri,
fountain illumination.
One dozen sticks of Lyons Concen
! trated Odorless Lawn Food accom-
| plishes the same purpose as a wa"o,
load OF other makes. At Spencer
/ POP Eighteenth street.
William Albert. 3-months-old so,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Teufel, 60
Ninth avenue, died at O'Clock YES
tsrday afternoon Of whooping cough
The funeral will be held from the res
idence at P. IN. tomorrow.
j. Nj. Mclntee, the new manager O
the Central Union Telephone com
psny at Moline, has resigned. TIL,
people up there are now demanding
the restoration of the old operators
who walked out as the result of some
difficulty with Mr. McIntee.
Mrs. Tewkesbury, who formerl,
conducted business as Miss Hass, ha.
opened her millinery parlor in thi.
city at 1909 Second avenue. where sh,
will be pleased to see her former pa
irons, as they will be sure to find the
most correct in exclusive STYLES.
! Fifty bicvcles for $50 a
: Spencer's, 2o2 Eighteenth street
They have flush joints. internally fas.
tened handle bar and seat posts, sci
oiiing crank hanger bearings, low
drop frame; choice of saddles. vii
! personally guarantee that there ar,
no better wheels made.
| Jesse Green, the enterprisiug news
! dealer, 327 Twentieth street. has JUS
completed the remodeling of his store
which now presents most inviting
, appearance. He has added to hi.
stock largely. and in addition to hi,
assortment of books he carries bic
line of current periodicals and station
'ery goods, and delivers the daily pc
pers. He also carries a full line O.
cigars and tobacco and smokers arti.
! cles.
| Lyons Automatic Fertilizinr Lawr
Feeder is device which automaticall,
dIssoives stick of Lyons Lawn FooC
and diffuscs it through an ordnar,
garden hose in about one hour. 1t i.
neat and light; attached in few sec
onds between the end of the hose ant
the nozzle. 1t NAV he used in con
nection with any garden hose. nozzl,
or spray made. and need not he re-
moved when charging it with Lawr
Food. For sale at Spencer's. 20:
Eighteenth street.
Friction reduced to minimum
The ball bearings of the Stearn,
mowers pnr,n;, of ., ,,,.l III