Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-10-26


for the fall election.
If you want the best. then get the
I Woodman's Choice -four, for sale BY
Maucker & Tom.
| Order your potatoes at Hess Bros.
They will have q car of Minnesota
Burbanks Monday.
A bountiful supper served for 20
cents Tuesday, Oct. 80, at Central
Presbyterian church.
The Marlin Rife club is to have a
turkey shoot at the Elm street range
tomorrow afternoon.
Assorted colored caps, regular 30.
cent value. sale price - cents, at
Stewards, the halter.
Now is the time to order your po-
| tatoes. A car of Minnesota Burbar ks
coming Monday at Hess Bros.
The county court will be open to-
morrow night to facilitate the issuing
Of final naturalization papers.
Fine merino hose, regular 25-cent
value, sale price Is cents, two for 25
cents, at Stewards the halter.
Black and brown derby hats, regu-
lar 81 and $3.50 values. sale price
81. As, at Stewards, the halter.
Oar shoes wear good. our shoes fit
good and are the most stylish shoes
shown in the city. The Modern.
If you want the finest line of fruit
and vegetables in the city to select
from, then go to Passig's tomorrow.
Boys knee pants suits $40, S2.75
and 50 so. You won't be able TO
match them at that price. Sommers
& La Velle.
Highest grade of work in the laun-
dry line is done by the American
laundry. Ask those who have tried
it. Phone 1886.
Go to the supper Oct. 80 and stay
to learn your fate from the witch in
her den, and to be otherwise amused
during the evening.
The Central Union Telephone COM
pany will display election returns by
stereopticon from it's new building ON
Nineteenth street the night of Nov. 6.
Next Tuesday morning has been set
by Judge Gest as the time for arrang-
ing a civil trial list to be taken up af-
ter the disposal of the criminal bust
ness.
The Modern is the place to trade
Shoes wear good, fit good, look good
and prices lower than any place in the
city. The Modern, 1905 Second
avenue.
Henry Carse was elected first vice
president of the National Bottlers'
Protective association at the annual
meeting of the association last week
at Buffalo, n. Y.
A dance will be given at Armory
hall tomorrow. Saturday night, Oct.
%, for the benefit of a blind machin- |
list. Come, and help worthy cause.
Tickets so cents.
Colder weather will come some
time, and then everybody will want
their suit and overcoat first-better |
make your selections now and be pre- |
pared when you must have it. Nj. & X. |
Special orders taken for ladies' |
suits and jackets at the McCabe dis |
play of famous New York line of |
women's outer wraps Saturday |
(tomorrow). Go in the morning if |
you can.
There II be a change in the weather. |
Are you going TO wait until everybody |
comes in with a rush or will you make |
your selection from the NJ. & X. |
stock now and thus get a pick while !
the stockis complete?
The fire department responded to q !!
false alarm turned in from the Rock |
Island Lumber company's private box |
at Third avenue and Twenty-sixth |
street last evening. There hasn't |
been n real fire in the city since |
Sept. ID.
Tomorrow, Saturday, McCabe's will
have representative of one of New
York's foremost suit and jacket |
houses with his full line of what is |
new and stylish in women's outer /
garments. Special orders will be |
taken for salts and cloaks and YOU are |
cordially invited to 90 and see the
display whether on buying bent or
not. Go in the morninO if possible