Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-02


| Large variety of school shoes al
Adams. Try them.
{ The Missionary guild of ST. Paul
will have its monthly meeting tonight
at Trinity church.
We show an elegant assortment OF
all the new styles in mems and boys
; stiff bosom shirts, frst-class makes.
The Lender.
Adams s. so Emperor is the talk
of the town. all styles. all feathers.
| Children's novelty suits and top
coats, all the latest fads. Prices the
lowest. You know US. The London.
Very popular is Adams 50 so EN-.
press for ladies. Wear and comfort
in every pair.
Highest grade of work in the laun-
dry line is done by the American
laundry. Ask those who have tried
it. Phone 1886.
Heavy-soled shoes are stylish for
ladies. Adams has them, of course.
Just received. % covert overcoats,
sold elsewhere for $3.50, our price
$40. We undersell them all. The
London.
How about that top coat these chilly
mornings? M. & K. are showing the
latest in oxfords, cheviots. etc. Al
ways pleased to show goods.
Tickets for the Y. NJ. c. A. enter
tainment course are now on sale and
should be purchased at once by those
desiring to attend this course.
The proper place for proper people
to buy proper shoes at proper prices
IL at the NJ. & X where one can get
the most value for ones money.
Elder Herman c. Smith, historian
ofss the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, will
preach in Saints hall. 902 Third ave-
nue., this evening at s O'Clock.
Fred Traeger, of Davenport, died
on the transport Mead while enroute
home from the Philippines, where he
served in the United States army.
Our overcoats are little the best
cloth, little the best in make, little
the best fit, little the least in price
and the best for the money. See NJ.
& K.
The road and bridge committee of
the board of supervisors went to Coal
Valley and Black Hawk today to in
spect bridges that the county has
helped to erect.
The best place in the city to get |
cheese is at Hess Bros. They have
the Club House cheese. Mac Larens,
Neufchatel. Swiss cheese,
Edam, Schloss Kase.
Fred Teller has resigned his posi-
ton as ticket agent for the c.. M. &
St. p. to accept position with the
Great Norther. at St. Paul. He is
succeeded by NJ. j. Smith.
Special-$2. 60 for ladies' patent
leather shoe. extension sole, on latest
style last, all widths, is pretty cheap,
but it's what they go at. Limited
1umber of Them at this price. The
Boston.
To accommodate those who were
unable to attend the reception, the
3lakslee studio will be open tonight.
Ilso Saturday evening. Don't fail to
Zee the prize pictures before they are
-eturned.
A chrysanthemum Saturday at Nc
Cabe's. The old favorites and many
lew ones-FitzWygram, Robinson,
worry, morning blush, gold mine.
'tc., all fresh cut stock and worth 81,
or Saturday 75 cents a dozen.
The place to select your fruit and
for your Sunday dinner is
It Hess Bros. tomorrow. They will
rave on display at their store the
and most complete line of all
reasonable fruit and vegetables in the
,ity.
The paramount issue for SATURDAYS:
;ix-quart granite stewpans. % cents;
hree bars old fashioned buttermilk
oap. 10 cents; fancy decorated cups
md saucers, cents each; wire pho
o racks, 20 cents; 10-inch. ex-
IA deep pie tins. 8 cents; Mrs. Potts
ad irons, go cents a set; full-size dust
,ans, 3 cents at Eckhart's.
Though wonderful as 1t seems. John
White, who was injured so terribly
Turing the Bryan demonstration in
Peoria, is still alive. His case is ex-
,itiDg much interest among medical
men ard his determined hold upon
life strengthens the hope of his friends
hat he will recover. The Peoria
Journal SAYS of his condition: 1T is
believed that John White, despite his
desperate injuries. is slowly gaining.
lis case is a puzzle to the surgeons,
Who declare that he has lived thus far
olely because of his determination
lot to give up. He was able to take
punishment yesterday and his friends
re very hopeful"
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