Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-05-05
We guarantee the nit.

suit the buyer. We guarantee the hit
Stewart, the halter.
No favors will be shown, positively
one pair to customer. Sale begin:
at 9 a. N. tomorrow. 81 for s.
values. NJ. * K.
Persons desiring bargains in real
estate, on easy terms, at 6 per cent
Interest, call on S. S. Hull, room so
NJ IL L. block. Take elevator.
Rock Island factory shoes for 81. 50
to So. 80 cannot be equaled in the city,
as the shoes are Rock Island factory
made. Hurst, he cuts the price.
You should see our line of under
wear before buying elsewhere. We
challenge competition in price and
quality. Try us. Stewart, the halter.
A beautiful upright piano. mahog-
any case, latest design, used only five
weeks, will be sold at bargain.
Ebrhart's piano house, Twentieth
| street.
Special for Saturday-200 pairs of
pants worth 81. 80 for 20 cents. Don t
let this snap pass you. No other adj
vertised pant sale in it with this lot
of pants. The London.
You can call it any old name, but
we'll sell them for S.. so just the same.
If they don't wear we're to blame, and
we back every pair sold in our name.
Dolly Bros, the shoe filters.
The best and freshest cut flowers
just from the green houses, also a
variety of potted plants in great
abundance Saturday, at McCabe's at
only fraction of usual prices.
A snap in suitable suits to suit most
any man who wants a suit for One-half
price. Suits worth SO. $12 and
$l3. so for 1913. Sale starts Satur-
dred all wool suits to select from.
Are you with us? The London.
David Don received another nice
shipment of sky high bicycles. 1t will
pay you if you are thinking of riding
a wheel to examine them. Seven chain
and one chainless sold yesterday
1915 for fine all wool suits, worth
SO, $l2 and $3.50. Poor fellows
were hard up. We could not help it,
because we took advantage of the sit
alton. We had the money, the Chi
cago clothing man did not. This is
where you come in. Suits worth
$l3 30, SI2, and SO for 1913. You
know US. The London.
A barn on the premises of John
Gilbert, 1918 Thirty-seventh street,
burned last night at 1880. The fire
companies responded, but the flames
had demolished the structure before
their arrival. The loss is small.
The Chicago clothing men had cold
feet. No wonder they were hard up
and needed money. We had plenty
of the stuff and offered them 30 cents
on the dollar. They took us up, and
again the London offers you the finest
made clothing ever offered. Suits
worth $3.50, $12 and SO all go for
1913. If you miss this chance you
will hsve cold feet, and headache. too.
if you let this sale pass without buy
ing one of these suits. You know us.
The London.
Constable Sample will Saturday
May g, at 3 p. H., on
Market square, sell lot OF household
goods to satisfy chattel mortgage.
A lucky strike for clothing buyers.
We have just bought 400 fine alI-wool
suits of clothing house in Chicago
who were very much in need of money. |
We bought this line of suits at so
cents on the dollar and are going to |
sell them at the same rate. Suits |
worth $40, S12 and $3.50 all for |
1913. Don't blame us if you fail to |
get around in time. This lot is not |
going to last very long, as the values
are too great for the shrewd buying |
public to pass. $3.50 suits for 1913. |
The London.