Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-17

Last call. Any 50 child's suit
1916 and 1926 for choice of any
child's suit that sold up to $3.50. NJ.
&K
The Sunday school children of the
United Presbyterian church are hav-
ing their annual picnic at Credit ISL
and today.
See the realistic war pictures at
Prospect park Sunday night. Free.
Rough Riders charge and battle Of
| San Juan hill.
If YOU need any wiring or electric
work of any kind don't fail to call On
Fiebig & Robb and get prices. All
work is frst-class.
Don't stay in town these hot nights.
Take cool ride to Prospect park and
see the moving pictures. Every
night this week. Free.
Before hiring a livery rig come and
| look over our outfits. We can please
the most fastidious. Half hundred
vehicles to choose from. Cralle IL Co.
We are selling shoes lower than
ever to clean out all summer goods to
make room for fall stock. Try US for
| bargains. The Modern, 1705 Second
avenue.
Flannel coat and pants, Alfred Ben
laman & Co.'S make, worth so and
SIP, only IS. Why buy cheap makes
when you can buy the best? The
London.
Just the kind of weather for one of
those electric fans that Fiebig & Robb
are selling. They are the most sue
cessful fans that have ever been put on
the market.
The moving war and comic pictures
will be on exhibition every night this
week at Prospect park. Free. Take
& cool ride to the park and see the
moving pictures.
Our competitors have had their
inning on shirts We will 90 them
all one better. Our finest 81. $1.2j
and 81 SO soft shirts now SO cents"
Simon & Mosenfelder.
The shirts Simon Il Mosenfelder
have placed on sale at GO cents COM
prise nothing but the finest fabrics
and choicest pattern of their 81, 81. %
aud $50 soft shirts.
Don't miss the shoe sale at the
Modern. 1t will pay you. Shoes are
going cheap. We can't help it if you !
don't get in line to save money in this |
bargain sale. The Modern.
You will be on the safe side if you |
take your laundry to the Gem. As it |
is the only antiseptic laundry in town |
there is no risk of getting some dis
ease, as all work is Gisinfected.
Next Sunday afternoon the Rock |
Island woodworkeTs and the Clinton |
woOdworkcrs Will meet in game OF |
baseball at the Twelfth street park in
this city. The game will be called at
3 o'clock.
Those wishing to study voice with
Prof. f. l.. Pnilbrook this fall and
winter would do we'll to make early |
as his time is limited.
Only few more pupils can be accom-
NJ odatcd.
Remember the grand free acts at
the Watch Tower Sunday, Aug. 10,
afternoon and evening. Hand ba,-
ancing, cOntOrtionist and hving ira
peze. Band concert by Moline Light
Guard band.
The 7-year-old daughter of Chris
Peterson, living on Forty-second
street, this morning fell and sus-
tanned a fracture of her left forearm.
DR.. j. F. Myers attended her.
Tomorrow is the last day of the NJ
e X. reduction sale. Have you awaited
yourself of the opportunity to buy a
= nit at One-fOurth, one-third or ore
half actual values? Do so now. NJ.
q X, bargain givers.
We have, on account of our big
sale, accumulated some odds and ends
in our stock, and have made deeper |
cuts in price in order to close out the |
entire lots. This means goods at 40 |
and so cents on the dollar. The Lon
don.
If there ever was any cause for
boasting this last call would certainly
entitle the NJ. & X. to this privilege,
but they prefer having their patrons
your 5 5 will buy at the NJ. & X. re-
duction sale.
No matter how low others mention
prices on paper, the London will al
ways 20 them one better with the real
thing. No cheap trash allowed in
the London. The London never car
ries cheap, sweatshoP clothing to
palm off on the people for first class
in order to have special |
sales. You know us. We undersell
EN- all. The London.
The Iron Moulders' Union go will
give an excursion and basket picnic at
Dri park by way of the D.. r. l. N
y. w. railroad, Aug. 10. Refresh
ments of AL kinds and plenty of ice
water on the grounds. Good music,
free dancing and amusements of all
kinds during the day. Special train
leaves Moline at $50 a. m. Rock I'll
and at 9 and Davenport at 9:l5. re-
turning at $50 p. IN. Tickets will be
on sale ut the Arcade and at the D.,
r | & y w office 1904 Second ava |